Storing The Station Name Bte - Revox B261 Operating Instructions Manual

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STORTNG
/
SELECTING
WORTHWILE STATIONS
2.1
Storing
2.1.1
Storing
the transmission frequencies
Example:
The radio
station
RADIO
HAPPY REVOX
1
is
received
on 88.75
MHz. This station is
to be program
as-
signed
to selector key
1.
-
Press STORE [12]
and the message
STORE
appears
in
the dis-
play window
[31].
-
Press station selector key
1
(keyboard [32]), the
STORE
mes-
sage in
the display
window
disappears.
The
tuning frequency of 88.75 MHz is now stored
for
recall by
station selector button
1.
All
20
stations can
be
programmed
by
following
the above procedure.
2.1.
Finding the best incoming frequency
of
a
radio
station
Note:
Because
it is possible that a
given
radio station broad-
casts on different channels,
depending
on
the
region
to
be
cov-
ered, the
frequency
on
which the
best
signal
is
received should
be determined and
stored.
This can
most
easily be done
through direct
comparison.
Procedure:
-
Press
CHARACTER
[4] and
enter
the lowest
f
requency
of
the
FM band (87.5
MHz).
-
Press AUTO
TUNIN6
>
[19]
to
start the station search.
-
Assign the first station received to station selector key
[1]
(by
pressing
STORE
[12] and station selector key
[1]).
-
Restart
the search
by pressing AUTO
TUNING
>
[19] again.
-
Compare the next incoming station
with the previously stor-
ed one (alternatly press station selector
key
1
and RECALL
AUrO
[10]).
-
lf it
is
the same station and if
the reception quality
is superior
(visible
on
the SIGNAL STRENGTH METER
[29]),
the
memory
associated
with station selector
key
1
can
be
overwritten
with
this new
frequency
by pressing
RECALL
AUTO
[10],
STORE
[12],
and station selector key
1.
lf it
is
the same station and if
the
reception quality is poorer,
press
RECALL
AUTO [10] again and restart the
search.
-
lf
it is a
different radio station, it can be
programmatically
as-
signed
to the next free
station selector key (in our example
number
2).
-
The entire
tuning range can be scanned
for new
stations in
this
manner and previously stored frequencies can
be over-
written
with
a better incoming frequency.
After the entire FM band has been scanned in
this
manner,
the
best received
frequency of each radio station
is
stored. The
se-
quence
in
which
the station selector
keys are now assigned
is
purely
arbitrary.
Their sequence can
be
altered to suit individual
requirements
by following the simple
procedures
outlined
in
Section
2.1.5.
2.1.3
Storing the station
name
For easier identification of the tuned stations.
a
4-character ab-
breviation of the station name can
be stored together
with
the
station frequency. Continuing
with our
example
of
RADIO
HAPPY REVOX
1, RHR1,
proceed
as
follows:
-
press selector key of
the station
to
be named.
*
Set DISPLAY
mode selector
[23] to
NAME.
The displayed frequency digits disappear
or possibly
some
character combination may be displayed
that has no
signif-
icance.
The name can
now
be
entered
as
follows:
-
Press CHARACTER [4]
(the display should now
be blank).
- The 4-character alphanumeric station name can
now
be en-
tered
via
the
keyboard. The
digits
0
through
9
and the
charac-
ters
K
through
R
can be entered directly.
The remaining characters A
throughJ and
S
through
Z
can
on-
ly be
entered
by pressing the shift
key
[3]
before each
charac-
ter.
A blank can also be
entered
in
place
of
a
character (SPACE
key [2]).
*
ln the
event
of a keying
error, press BACK
[34] for cancelling
the last alphanumeric character or CLEAR
[33] for cancelling
and reentering the complete
name.
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