Fm Transmitter - Panasonic DVD-LX97 Operating Instructions Manual

FM transmitter

You can enjoy listening to discs or SD cards through your FM radio channel (e.g. car stereo) by
transmitting audio signals from this unit.
The FM transmitter can also be used with normal FM radio-equipped devices.
Preparation: Unplug headphones and audio/video cable from the unit.
When connected, the FM transmitter will not work.
1 Play the disc or SD card. (➜ page 12 or page 14)
2
Press to display
FM-TM
the menu.
If the menu is not displayed, check the "Preparation" steps listed above.
3
Press [
The orange lamp next to the [FM-TM] button lights up.
ENTER
No sound is heard from this unit. For the volume on this unit, set the on screen volume
level using the following indications.
– DVD movies: the far right side
– Others:near the middle
The above settings are to be used only as a rough estimate. Depending on the recording
conditions of the disc or card, the actual appropriate volume level may differ. If the volume is
inappropriate in step 5, readjust the volume.
4 Tune the radio to the 88.3 MHz FM frequency.
When another FM broadcast is heard.
(➜ see below, "When this has not been successful")
5 Adjust the volume using the radio.
To turn off the FM transmitter : Press [FM-TM] and then [
To exit the screen: Press [FM-TM].
When this has not been successful
1
Press to display the menu.
FM-TM
2
ENTER
3
Tune the FM radio into the frequency selected in step 2.
If you experience noise or distortion of audio, move the radio antenna closer to the unit. Or select
"MONO" from the menu screen using [
change the radio frequency (➜ above, "When this has not been successful").
FM TRANSMITTER
] to select "ON".
Press [ ] to select the frequency
("88.3 MHz") (factory preset) .
Press [ ] , to select a frequency between
88.3 MHz and 107.7 MHz which is not being
used by any broadcasting stations.
The frequency can be set in 0.1 MHz increments.
]. If the audio quality still does not improve, then
ON OFF
STEREO MONO
88.3 MHz
FM-TM
] to select "OFF".
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