Using The Tuner; The Tuner Menu; Memorizing Stations For Quick Recall - Pioneer XC-L77(DU-L77) Operating Instruction

The Tuner Menu

Memorizing Stations for Quick Recall

The tuner tuned to a station on
FM 87 .50MHz.
The station memory number—
1 in the display—flashes as
you change it
After pressing , the display
SET
reverts to the AM or FM
frequency display
The tuner menu gives you access to the following functions:
- Memorize station frequencies for quick recall (p.27)
STATION MEMORY
- Give station memories meaningful names (p.28) (You'll only see
STATION NAME
this option if you're in Station mode - see page 28.)
/ - Specify the FM reception mode (p.19) (You'll only see this
FM AUTO MONO
option if you're in FM reception mode.)
You can store up to 24 station presets (memories) so that you always have easy access
to your favourite stations without having to tune in manually each time. After you've
set a station memory you can give it a name so you can remember which is which.
Note: The following instructions assume that you are already familiar with tuning
into radio stations—turn back to page 19 for detailed tuning instructions.
MENU
AUX/CD-R SOUND
STANDBY/ ON
1 Tune into a radio station on either the AM
or FM band.
See page 19 for detailed instructions on how to do this.
2 Press MENU and select STATION MEMORY.
Remember: switch between menu options using the $ and ›
buttons; select the option by pressing
3 Choose a station memory in which to store
the station's frequency.
There are 24 memory locations; each can store one station. Use the $ and
› buttons to step through the locations available.
4 Press SET to store the station.
The display flashes to indicate that it's stored.
Note: Station presets remain memorized for several days if the system is discon-
nected from the mains power outlet. After this time, station presets are lost and you'll
have to re-program them.

6 Using the Tuner

SET
& $
DISPLAY SET MD TAPE TIMER/
! —
REC CHARACTER CANCEL
4
.
SET
›
VOL
+ ⁄
¢
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