Kenwood kmm-115 Instruction Manual page 6

RADIO
Other settings
1 Press the volume knob to enter [FUNCTION].
2 Turn the volume knob to select an item (see the following table), then press
the knob.
3 Repeat step 2 until the desired item is selected or activated.
4 Press and hold to exit.
To return to the previous setting item, press
TUNER SETTING
AUTO YES: Automatically starts memorizing 6 stations with good reception. ; NO: Cancels.
• Selectable only if [NORMAL] is selected for [PRESET TYPE]. ( 5)
MEMORY
MONO SET ON: Improves the FM reception, but the stereo effect may be lost. ; OFF: Cancels.
NEWS SET ON: The unit will temporarily switch to News Programme if available. ; OFF: Cancels.
REGIONAL ON: Switches to another station only in the specific region using the "AF" control. ;
OFF: Cancels.
AF SET ON: Automatically searches for another station broadcasting the same program in the
same Radio Data System network with better reception when the current reception is
poor. ; OFF: Cancels.
TI ON: Allows the unit to temporarily switch to Traffic Information if available ("TI"
lights up). ; OFF: Cancels.
PTY SEARCH Select the available Program Type (see the following), then, press S / T to
start.
CLOCK
TIME SYNC ON: Synchronizes the unit's time to the Radio Data System station time. ;
OFF: Cancels.
6
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Default: XX
Available Program Type
SPEECH : NEWS, AFFAIRS, INFO (information), SPORT, EDUCATE,
DRAMA, CULTURE, SCIENCE, VARIED, WEATHER, FINANCE,
CHILDREN, SOCIAL, RELIGION, PHONE IN, TRAVEL, LEISURE,
DOCUMENT
MUSIC : POP M (music), ROCK M (music), EASY M (music), LIGHT M
(music), CLASSICS, OTHER M (music), JAZZ, COUNTRY,
NATION M (music), OLDIES, FOLK M (music)
The unit will search for the Program Type categorized under
[SPEECH] or [MUSIC] if selected.
• [MONO SET]/ [NEWS SET]/ [REGIONAL]/ [AF SET]/ [TI]/ [PTY SEARCH] is
selectable only when the band is FM1/ FM2/ FM3.
• If the volume is adjusted during reception of traffic information
or news bulletin, the adjusted volume is memorized
automatically. It will be applied the next time traffic
information or news bulletin is turned on.