Kenwood KDT-99R Instruction Manual page 10

Mi Index scan
The beginning of each tune can be detected and played back for about 15 seconds con-
tinuously so that the desired tune is detected easily and speedily.
1. Press the Index Scan switch. ;
2. The tape is fast forwarded and plays the first 15 seconds of every program it encounters.
(An index scan is canceled at the tape end, the tape is rewound to the beginning and is
then ejected.) .
3. When the desired program is found during an index scan, press the Index Scan switch or
Play switch to start normal playback.
Note:
Index scanning is not possible with tapes not including the Start IDs.
i Key-Off eject
When the ignition key switch is tuned off with the tape loaded, the tape will be automatically
ejected to prevent damaging the tape or cassette mechanisms.
I Auto tuning (seek)
1. Turn the power ON.
2. Select the required band.
3. When the Auto tuning Up/Down switch is pressed, the unit starts scanning. When a
marginal broadcast is received, the scanning stops.
Mi Manual tuning
1. Turn the power ON.
2. Select the required band.
3. Using the Manual tuning Up/Down switch, tune in to the required station frequency. Tap
the switch once to vary the frequency one step, hold the switch to vary the frequency
continuously.
Mi Station memory
. Turn the power ON.
. Select the desired band (FM 1 - 3 or AM).
. Receive the desired station.
. Press the Memory switch. The Preset station switch indicators blink for about 5 seconds.
. While the indicator blinking, press the Preset station switch to store the received station
frequency. ,
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H Auto memory
5 stations in the selected band can automatically be memorized.
1. Turn the power ON.
2. Select the desired band (FM1 - 3 or AM).
3. Press the Memory switch. The indicators blink for about 5 seconds.
4. While the Preset station switch indicator blinking, press the Auto tuning Up switch.
5. The selected band is automatically scanned and 5 stations are memorized.
When 5 stations are memorized, the auto memory function is automatically released.