T+A Elektroakustik K1 AV Stereo Receiver User Manual


 
Tuner menu point Manual storing
Explanation:
The tuner can store a total of 60 station settings (presets). In addition to the station
frequency, the storing process also records your chosen reception mode and the RDS station
name, provided that the latter was received in full at the time the information was stored.
When you call up a preset the tuner reverts to exactly the setting which was selected
when the preset was initially stored.
Operation:
Before storing a preset the station must first be tuned in as accurately as possible. If the
station broadcasts RDS data, you should wait until the complete RDS station name
appears on the screen, as this is stored at the same time as the other information.
Now press the blue button and to call up the menu point ‘Manual storing’ on
the screen.
The screen now shows a ‘P’ on the left, followed by a flashing number and the reception
frequency, e.g.: 'P28 104,90' MHz
The flashing number is the preset number under which the currently set station will be stored.
The preset number can be changed using the and buttons, or entered directly using
the numeric buttons.
To store the setting under the current preset number you must press the button.
The screen displays the message ‘STORE’ for a few moments instead of the tuned
frequency. This action stores the preset, and the MANUAL STORE function is concluded.
The machine responds to any attempt to store an invalid preset number (xx)
with the screen message 'Pxx ERROR'; the tuner then interrupts the Special
Functions menu.
Many stations broadcast the station name as a running script, which is
contrary to the RDS norm. In such cases you should not store the preset until
the transmitter is broadcasting its station name constantly for a fairly long
period.
Tuner menu point Erasing a preset
Explanation:
Presets containing stations of very poor quality, or the same stations on different
frequencies, should be erased.
Under certain circumstances, e.g. after a house-move, it may be necessary to erase all
the presets. For information on this please read the 'Tuner' section under 'Trouble-
shooting'.
Operation:
This is the procedure for erasing a preset:
First call up the preset to be erased using the / buttons, or the numeric buttons. Now
press the following buttons on the remote control handset in sequence: and 2 x .
The screen now displays a letter ‘P’ and the flashing number of the preset to be erased,
followed by the function name 'CLEAR' e. g.: 'P28 CLEAR'
If you wish to change the number of the preset to be erased, you can do this
now using the and buttons, or the numeric buttons 0 … 9.
To erase the preset press then the button. This action erases the preset, and the
Special Functions menu is closed.
The machine responds to any attempt to erase an invalid preset number (xx)
with the screen message ‘Pxx ERROR’; the tuner then interrupts the Special
Functions menu.
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