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OPERATION
Place the ART7 on a stable surface such as a table, desk, counter or shelf.
Display
1. Source Display: The selected source, which is "RADIO" in the above image, is always dis-
played in the top right corner. "FM" is indicated toward the right side of the display. Other indi-
cators include iPod, and AUX.
2. iPod Display: If an iPod is docked, the iPod icon ( ) is appears until you remove the iPod.
3. TAG Display: When listening to an HD Radio station, you can tag a favorite station to store in
a playlist on your iPod for future download through iTunes. If is not displayed, the radio
station has not provided the data necessary to store the song information.
4. Band: The AM or FM radio band indicator is displayed near the top right of the screen when
listing to an AM or FM radio station.
5. HD Logo: The HD indicator is displayed when the station is tuned to an a station broadcasting
an HD Radio signal. HD Radio stations are available for both AM and FM.
6. Signal Strength: The HD Radio signal strength indicator (top right) is displayed when a digital
HD Radio signal is present. If the signal is too weak or the station is not broadcasting in HD
format, the signal strength will not be displayed.
7. Frequency: The station frequency is displayed when receiving an HD Radio broadcast. If
there are additional multicast stations available, the frequency will display a dash followed by
the multicast station number (Example 103.5-1).
8. Station Call Letters or Frequency: The station call letters will be displayed when receiving an
HD Radio broadcast. The station frequency will be displayed if no HD Radio broadcast is
available.
9. Program Data: The ART7 is capable of displaying program associated data, including real-
time song titles, artist information and album information, when broadcasted.
10. Time Display: The time is always displayed in the center of the screen.
11. Alarm Display: There are dual alarms settings available. Once the alarm settings are
activated, the alarm information will be displayed in the bottom left corner of the screen.