Presetting Radio Stations - Bang & Olufsen BEOSOUND 9000 Manual

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Press to turn on the radio
RADIO
Press to start the tuning function
TUNE
Press to select AM or FM, switches
AM/FM
from one to the other, check display
for an indication of which one you
have chosen
then
L Press to search for a radio station up
or down the frequency band
or
M
then
Press to accept the station you have
OK
found
Press to change the displayed
P. NO.
program number
then
Press to select a program number –
L
up or down
or
M
then
Press to store your new radio
OK
program – STORED appears on the
display
U S I N G T H E

Presetting radio stations

To be able to use the radio, you must
first tune in to the radio stations you
want to store and then store them on
program numbers of their own*.
You can store up to 60 radio stations
and if you like, you can give them a
short name which you choose yourself.
You press the TUNE button to start
presetting your radio stations. Once
you have pressed TUNE, presetting a
radio station is like having a conver-
sation with the BeoSound 9000 display.
The display will prompt you to take
action. In order to reveal options other
than those already on the display, press
L M
the or buttons. Pressing the OK
button accepts any information that is
currently shown on the display.
All in all, the tuning procedure takes
you through five stages (see further
explanation on the right of this page)...
*Note: You can change the program number of
your radio program any time also without being
in the process of tuning. Simply press P. NO. to
change a current number and follow the
procedure to the left of this page. Similarly, you
can also name a radio station with a short name
of your own choice, please refer to page 27 for
further instruction.
R A D I O
1. Press TUNE to start the tuning function
2. Select the band where you want to search for
radio stations – AM or FM.
3. Search for a radio station by pressing
The searching stops at the first station which
produces an acceptable signal. If this is not the
station you want, just press
continue searching.
4. When you have found a station, store it on a
program number of its own. The display
automatically offers you a vacant program
number, but you may select another one if you
like. If the station you have found has been
stored already, the program number where the
station has been stored appears on the display.
5. Finally, you must store your new radio program
along with the information you have given to
it.
Note: If a station needs fine tuning, or you wish to
switch between mono and stereo sound on radio
programs, please refer to page 26.
L M
or .
L M
or again to