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9.7 Overwriting/deleting a station memory slot
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Simply save a new station on a favourite memory slot as described.
When retrieving the factory settings all memory slots are deleted.
9.8 Adjusting the display
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Press the INFO/MENU/MEMORY button (5) multiple times to scroll through the
various display modes.
The following display modes are possible in DAB mode: Ensemble, Frequency, Date,
Time, Signal Strength, Signal Error, Transfer Rate, Genre, Additional Info.
9.9 Volume adjustment (DRC)
The DRC menu item is used to set the compression rate, which compensates for
dynamic fluctuations and the associated volume variations.
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Open the main menu by holding down the INFO/MENU/MEMORY button (5)
and use the TUNING/SKIP buttons (6, 7) to select the <Volume Adjustment>
item. Press the ENTER/STOP/SLEEP button (8).
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Now use TUNING/SKIP (6,7) to select a compression rate:
DRC high -
DRC low -
DRC off -
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Confirm the setting with ENTER/STOP/SLEEP (8).
9.10 Deleting inactive stations
This menu item is for removing old stations and those no longer being received from
the station list.
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Open the main menu by holding down the INFO/MENU/MEMORY button (5)
and use the TUNING/SKIP buttons (6, 7) to select the <Inactive Station>
item. Press the ENTER/STOP/SLEEP button (8).
This is followed by the [Delete] prompt asking if the inactive stations are to be
deleted.
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Use TUNING/SKIP (6, 7) to select the [Yes] item and confirm by pressing the
ENTER/STOP/SLEEP button (8).
10 FM radio
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Press the MODE button until [FM Radio] appears in the display.
10.1 Setting the frequency manually
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Use the TUNING/SKIP buttons (6, 7) to change the signal frequency. In this
way you can set a specific frequency to receive the desired station. If the
frequency is set correctly, the preset station will be indicated by name, if this
RDS information is transmitted. Each pressing of the TUNING/SKIP (6, 7)
buttons increases the broadcasting frequency by 0.05 Mhz.
High compression
Low compression
Compression switched off.
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