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MODE SELECTION (MODE)
During unit operation, press MODE (16) repeatedly to select the radio mode for radio
operation.
RADIO BAND SELECTOR (BAND)
During radio operation, press BAND (3) repeatedly to select the desired radio band in the
following order: > FM1 > FM2 > FM3 > AM1(MW1) > AM2(MW2) >
AUTO MEMORY STORE (A/PS)
During radio operation, press A/PS (18) for 2 seconds to start searching from the current
frequency and storing the strongest signal stations into the corresponding preset station
number 1 – 6 (13). The searching will stop until one cycle search is finished.
AUTO MEMORY SCAN (A/PS)
During radio operation, press A/PS (18) shortly to scan all the preset stations on the
selected radio band and stop for several seconds on each preset station scanned. During
scanning, press A/PS (18) again to stop this scanning and the current radio station will be
broadcasted.
MANUAL TUNING CONTROL (
/
)
During radio operation, repeatedly press
/
(22) for manual tuning the radio
frequency upward or downward
MANUAL SEEK CONTROL (
/
)
/
During radio operation, press
(21) to seek the radio frequency upward or
downward and stop when a radio station received. Fine tune the radio station by pressing
/
(22) repeatedly.
PRESET STATIONS SELECTION (1 – 6)
During radio operation, press any one of the number keys 1 – 6 (13) to select a station
which had been stored in the memory. Press the desired number key for several seconds,
the current station broadcasting will be stored into this number key. The unit can store up to
30 stations: FM1 x 6, FM2 x 6, FM3 x 6, AM1 x 6, AM2 x 6
STEREO / MONO SELECTOR (MO/ST)
During radio operation, press MO/ST (20) to select FM reception in stereo or mono mode.
The desired mode "STEREO" or "MONO" will appear on the LCD display shortly. When
stereo signal is received, stereo indicator will appear on LCD display.
LOCAL / DISTANT SELECTOR (LO/DX)
During radio operation, press LO/DX (7) to switch between a local (LOCAL) setting for
reception of strong stations, and a distant (DX) setting for reception of weak stations.
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