Radio
Operation
Introduction
This chapter contains information on the following subjects: Display
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Select the frequency range
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Save radio stations
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Select radio stations and search
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The unit allows analogue radio reception of FM and AM frequencies.
CAUTION
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Car parks, tunnels, tall buildings or mountains can disrupt the radio signal
even causing it to fail completely.■
For vehicles with window antennas do not stick foil or metal coated stickers
to the window as this can lead to interference.
Display
Fig. 4
Radio - Display
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Description of the display » Fig. 4
The selected frequency range
The selected radio station (frequency or identifier)
Status bar
ABCIcons in the status bar CSymbolMeaningManual search of the frequency rangeAutomatic search of the frequency range - Number one position (station buttons) under which the
radio station is storedSound offA traffic information station is availableNo traffic information station is available
Select the frequency range
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Press the button repeatedly.
Each frequency range has two storage groups each - FM1 and FM2 or AM1 and
AM2 .
Note
If a radio station should broadcast RDS data information in the FM frequency
range, then the name will be shown in the device display instead of the fre-
quency of the broadcasting station.
Save radio stations
Read and observe
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Storing manually
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Hold one of the pre-set buttons - .
The station is stored in the selected position.
Storage is confirmed by an acoustic signal and by displaying the number of the
station button in the status line of the display.
Automatic storage
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Press the button.
In the device display the following text appears
AutoStore ...
and in the current
storage group (e.g. FM1), six radio stations are stored with the strongest signal.
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