SoundMax SM-CMD3016 - Manual (Page 17)

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Radio operations
Band select
Press repeatedly BND/NP button on the panel or BAND button on the RC to select your desired radio band in
Radio mode: FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1 (MW1), AM2 (MW2). In each set of the bands you can store up to 6 preset
stations, making total 30 preset memory stations.
Auto/Manual tuning
Manual tuning: Press PREVIOUS/NEXT buttons on the panel or on the RC to manually adjust the radio
frequency.
Auto tuning: Press and hold PREVIOUS/NEXT buttons on the panel or on the RC, the radio will seek to the
next up or down strong and clear frequency station automatically. Repeat this action to seek for other
desired stations. To stop automatic search, press NEXT or PREVIOUS button on the panel or on the RC.
Programming tuner stations
There are six numbered preset buttons, under which you can store and recall stations for each band. Select
the needed frequency, then press and hold a preset button. The station will be saved in the memory under
the corresponding number. To recall a stored station, press the corresponding preset button.
Automatic store/preset scan
Automatic store: Press and hold AUDIO TYPE/APS button on the panel or AMS button on the RC. SCAN
ON will be displayed. The radio will automatically store the 6 strongest available stations to the 6 preset
memories of the current band. To stop auto store, press this button again.
Preset scan: Press AUDIO TYPE/APS button on the panel or AMS button on the RC. INTRO ON will be
displayed. The receiver will scan the saved stations in all bands for 5 seconds.
Mono/Stereo control (in FM radio mode)
Press repeatedly SELECT button on the panel or SEL button on the RC until the display shows ST ON (ST
OFF). Press VOL+/VOL- buttons on the RC or rotate VOLUME regulator on the panel to select between ST
ON/OFF. ST ON means stereo reception of the signal; ST OFF means mono reception mode. Or press STEREO
button on the RC to switch stereo reception on/off. Improvement of reception of distant stations can be done
by selecting mono mode, which may cut down some reception noise.