Belkin TuneBase FM for iPod - Manual (Page 10)

Using the TuneBase FM
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Manually Selecting an FM Frequency
If you want to use a specific frequency, you can manually select it on your TuneBase FM.
1. Tune your stereo to a frequency with a weak signal. If possible, try to find a frequency that
is not broadcasting a radio station. To identify the best available frequencies in your area,
visit www.belkin.com/mybestfm.
2. Press the + or — button on your TuneBase FM to select the same frequency. Pressing
and holding either button will provide faster tuning.
Storing a Preset Frequency
When you find a clear FM frequency, you can store it for later use. You can store two radio
frequencies using the 1 and 2 preset buttons.
1. If you are not currently on the frequency you want to store, use the + or – buttons to
select the frequency.
2. To select a preset frequency, press the 1 or 2 preset button. Your TuneBase FM will
change to the preset frequency.
Selecting a Preset Frequency
Press the 1 or 2 preset button. Your TuneBase FM will change to the preset frequency.
Using the Audio-Out Jack and a Cassette Adapter
Your TuneBase FM is equipped with a 3.5mm audio-out jack. If you cannot find a clear FM
frequency, you can connect the 3.5mm audio-out jack on your TuneBase FM directly to your
stereo (if line-in is available) or to a cassette adapter.