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Selecting a station from the
Station list
RDS functions
Switching Radio Text on
and off
Mono / Stereo
(only FM – Radio)
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Pressing the / buttons on the SRC1 or rotating the SELECT
knob on the front panel opens the list of all stored stations.
Use the / buttons to select one of the stored stations. The
a)
station you choose is now displayed in enlarged form.
Press the or button to select the enlarged station for
playing.
Pressing the button returns you to the station to which you are
currently listening (quit).
b)
Position indicator in the Favourites list.
Stations to which you often listen can be stored in a Favourites list; this makes it
easier to select them (see the section entitled "Favourites list").
If the station being received is broadcasting relevant RDS data, the following
information will be displayed on the screen:
Station name
Radiotext
Program Service Data (PSD)*
For stations that do not support the RDS system or only partially or with weak
reception, no information will be displayed.
* Only possible when receiving HD Radio transmissions.
The Radio text function can be switched on and off by briefly pressing the
button on the remote control handset.
HD Radio stations are also capable of transmitting what is known as PSD
information (e.g. track and performer) in addition to Radiotext. As soon as an
HD Radio station is picked up, you can cycle through the following operational
states by repeatedly pressing the button:
Radiotext on PSD information Radiotext off
If the radio station is not transmitting Radiotext or PSD information, the display
remains blank.
You can toggle the radio of the MP 2500 R between stereo and mono reception
by briefly pressing the button on the SRC1 or by a long press on the
button on the front panel of the MP 2500 R. The reception mode is
shown on the screen by the following symbols:
If the station you wish to listen to is very weak or very distant, and can only be
picked up with severe background noise, you should always switch to MONO
mode as this reduces the unwanted hiss significantly.
The Mono and Stereo symbols are only shown in the detailed screen display.
' ' (Mono) or '' (Stereo)
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