Magnadyne M4-LCD - Manual (Page 12)

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Radio Operation (continued)
Automatically Store Radio Stations:
1. Press the BAND button to select from the
FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1 or AM2 radio band.
2. Press and hold the AS/PS button until “AS/PS”
appears in the display. The tuner will search
for the strongest stations and store them into
memory. The new stations will replace stations
that were previously stored in the current banks.
Note: After the new stations are stored into
memory, the tuner will start playing the first
station memorized.
Scanning Stored Radio Stations:
1. Press the BAND button to select from the
FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1 or AM2 radio band.
2. Press and release the AS/PS button and the
tuner will scan for preset stations stored in the
current banks and pause for 5 seconds at each
station. When a desired station is reached,
press the AS/PS button again to stop scanning.
Hold
Local/Distant Reception
To narrow the reception to only local strong sta-
tion the radio must be switched from distant to
local reception. To switch from distant to local
reception press the LOC button. “LOC:ON” will
momentarily appear in the display indicating
local reception. Press the button again and
“LOC:OFF” will appear in the display indicating
distant reception is activated.
FM Stereo/Mono Reception
For weaker FM stereo stations selecting mono
reception usually improves reception. To switch
from stereo to mono reception press the ST
button then release. The icon will disappear
from the display. Press the button again and
will appear in the display indicating the FM
reception is in stereo.
Scanning for FM Radio Stations that
Broadcast Traffic Announcements:
1. Press the BAND button to select either the
FM1, FM2 or FM3 radio band.
2. Press the RDS button and TA, AF and PTY but-
tons appear on the left of the display.
3. Press the TA button and the tuner will search
for a station that broadcasts traffic announce-
ments. “TA” will appear in the display. Once a
station has been found “TP” will appear in the
display and automatically start playing.
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