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USING THE FM TUNER
THE INFO BUTTON.
It is possible to change the information which is being displayed on line 2 of
the LCD display when in FM mode.
The options are:
A. Station name, this information is provided by the broadcaster and may
not always be available
B. Stereo / mono selection. This displays the selected mono or auto stereo/
mono setting. For information on how to alter this setting see page 12.
To change these info settings press the info button repeatedly.
C. RDS radio text, this is scrolling text supplied by the radio station. This
may be information on music titles or details regarding the program or
station, and is provided by the broadcaster.
D. Program type: this is the description of the type of broadcast provided
by the radio station eg. Pop music, Rock music, varied speech etc. This
information is provided by the broadcaster.
E. Time & date: This will display a constant time and date signal provided by
the broadcaster, this is not an internal clock and should always be accurate.
CHANGING THE PRESETS
The CDAB-1 is fitted with 6 preset buttons which can store FM stations of
your choice for one button recall operation.
To store a FM preset:
When in FM mode
1. Tune the CDAB-1 to the desired station
2. Decide which preset you want to store this station on
3. Hold down this preset for longer than 2 seconds
4. LCD will display 'Preset XX Saved'
When pressing a preset which does not contain a stored station, the LCD
will display 'Preset XX Free'.
LISTENING WITH HEADPHONES
The CDAB-1 has been fitted with a headphone amplifier to allow discreet
listening. Plug a 3.5mm stereo headphone jack in to the socket (3) provided.
Adjust the volume of the headphones using the headphone volume knob
(4). Turn clockwise to increase the volume in your headphones, and
anticlockwise to decrease.
The headphones amplifier works independently from the output sockets on
the rear of the CDAB-1. Connecting the headphones does not disconnect
the main output signal. The headphone level control does not affect the
output level of the main output sockets.
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