Rds; Overview Of The Rds Function; Displaying The Station Name - Sony MDX-C5970R Operating Instructions Manual

If FM stereo reception is poor
— Monaural Mode
1
During radio reception, press (SHIFT),
then press (3) (PLAY MODE) repeatedly
until "Mono" appears.
2
Press (4) (n) repeatedly until "Mono
on" appears.
The sound improves, but becomes
monaural ("ST" disappears).
3
Press (SHIFT).
To go back to normal mode, select "Mono off"
in step 2 above.
Changing the displayed items
Each time you press (DSPL), the item changes
as follows:
Frequency ˜ Clock
After you select the desired items, the display
will automatically change to the Motion
Display mode after a few seconds. In the
Motion Display mode, all the above items are
scrolled in the display one by one in order.
Tip
The Motion Display mode can be turned off. (See
"Changing the sound and display settings" on
page 18.)

RDS

Overview of the RDS
function
Radio Data System (RDS) is a broadcasting
service that allows FM stations to send
additional digital information along with the
regular radio programme signal. Your car
stereo offers you a variety of services. Here are
just a few: retuning the same programme
automatically, listening to traffic
announcements, and locating a station by
programme type.
Notes
• Depending on the country or region, not all of
the RDS functions are available.
• RDS may not work properly if the signal strength
is weak or if the station you are tuned to is not
transmitting RDS data.
Displaying the station
name
The name of the current station lights up in the
display.
Select an FM station (page 9).
When you tune in an FM station that
transmits RDS data, the station name
appears in the display.
Note
The "*" indication means that an RDS station is
being received.
Changing the displayed item
Each time you press (DSPL), the item changes
as follows:
Frequency (Station Name) ˜ Clock
After you select the desired items, the display
will automatically change to the Motion
Display mode after a few seconds. In the
Motion Display mode, all the above items are
scrolled in the display one by one in order.
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