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Menu point 2: PRESET - PRESET function 1: STORING PRESETS MANUALLY
OK
or
. .
9
OK
P28 104,90
SRC
press
2x
Introduction:
The tuner can store a total of 60 station set-
tings (presets). The preset stores the fre-
quency and the reception mode, and also the
RDS station name - provided that it was
picked up in full at the time it was stored.
When you call up a preset the tuner reverts to
the exact setting in which the preset was
stored.
Operation:
Before you store a preset the station must
first be tuned in accurately; you may have to
wait until the complete RDS station name
appears on the screen. Then you should press
the remote control buttons in the sequence
shown above.
The screen shows a 'P' on the left followed
by a flashing number, with the station fre-
quency after that, e.g.:
'P28 104.90' MHz
The flashing number is the preset number
under which the current station will be
stored.
You can change the preset number using the
and
buttons, or you can enter the
number you want to use directly using the
numeric buttons.
To store the setting under the current pre-set
number you must press the
button.
The screen then shows the message
'STORE' for a brief period instead of the
frequency. The pre-set is now stored, and the
MANUAL STORE process is ended.
If none of the menu control buttons
(
,
/
or
) are pressed
for a period of about ten seconds, the unit
interrupts the special functions menu and
reverts to the standard display. (time-out)
Note:
If you attempt to store an invalid preset num-
ber (xx), the machine responds with an error
message on the screen: 'Pxx ERROR'; the
tuner then terminates the special functions
menu.
The RDS norms state that the station name
must be broadcast in static form, but many
stations present the information as a moving
script. If this occurs, do not store the preset
until the transmitter broadcasts its station
name constantly for a fairly stable period.