Eton E1 - Manual (Page 16)

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XM OPTION DISPLAY DESCRIPTION
E1 MANUAL
7. XM-ALL - This line will indicate whether the unit is
operating in FAVORITE, CATEGORY, or XM-ALL mode.
8. CURSER - This reverse video line is the curser and
marks the channel to be received. It can be moved
through the available selections one at a time using
the ‘TUNING’ knob, or six at a time using the ‘<
SELECT >’ key.
9. CHANNEL SELECTIONS - Six channel selections at
a time are displayed here, including the one in reverse
video which represents the active selection. The ‘<
SELECT >’ key will scroll through the available selec-
tions six at a time, and the ‘TUNING’ knob will scroll
through them one at a time. If the ‘XM-ALL’, the ‘CAT-
EGORY’, or the ‘FAVORITES’ key is pressed a second
time, only two channel selections will be shown with
artist and title information for both included.
10. MENU - The ‘MENU’ softkey scrolls through the
setup menus. These include the following: MAIN
MENU, RADIO SETTINGS, AUDIO SETTINGS, SET
CLOCKS, CLOCK MODES, TIMERS, XM, and back to
MAIN MENU. Note that the XM menu (item 6 on the
MAIN MENU), can only be accessed when the receiver
is operating in the XM mode.
11. FAVORITE LISTS A - Pressing the ‘A’ softkey will
call up the first five selections in the ‘FAV A’ list.
Repeatedly pressing the ‘A’ softkey will toggle back
and forth between the first and last five ‘A’ list selec-
tions. The ‘TUNING’ knob will scroll through the ten
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parameters as desired.
(D.) Press the ‘STORE’ key. This will take you back to
COUNTRY mode with the curser still on the chan-
nel number you selected previously. Press the
‘STORE’ key again. You will hear a confirming
beep and “COUNTRY STORED” will briefly appear
on the display. The ‘VFO’ softkey indicator will
return to reverse video indicating that normal
VFO mode has been restored.
RECALLING A COUNTRY CHANNEL
To select a specific COUNTRY channel, press the
‘COUNTRY’ softkey to enter COUNTRY mode. This will
cause the ‘COUNTRY’ softkey label to appear in
reverse video. Then use the ‘TUNING’ knob or the ‘<
SELECT >’ key to scroll through the COUNTRY num-
bers. Note that pressing the ‘FAST / TUNING LOCK’ key
will cause ‘TUNING’ knob to advance through the
channels ten at a time instead of one at a time. For
this to occur, you must start moving the ‘TUNING’
knob within 3 seconds of pressing the ‘FAST / TUNING
LOCK’ key. Pressing the ‘FAST / TUNING LOCK’ key will
NOT, however cause the ‘< SELECT >’ key tuning rate
to change. It will continue to scroll through COUNTRY
channels ten channel numbers at a time.
If you know the number of the COUNTRY channel you
want to receive, you can go to it directly by entering
the number on the ‘Direct- Key-Input’ keypad. If less
than a four digit number is entered, there may be a
slight delay between the time you enter the number
and the time the channel change actually takes place.
However, if you enter a four digit number, the channel
change will occur immediately upon entry of the fourth
number.
Example: To enter COUNTRY channel 765, press ‘0',
‘7', ‘6', ‘5'.
If you want to temporarily change a parameter of a
received COUNTRY channel, or simply want to “tune
around” the stored frequency, there are two ways to
do this.
The first method is simply press any of the Function
softkeys below the display which are labeled in reverse
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video, or the ‘FM’, ‘SW BAND’, or ‘MW/LW’ softkeys as
appropriate. This will return you to the VFO mode, will
cause the ‘COUNTRY’ softkey to be displayed in normal
video, and will allow you to tune the frequency,
change parameters, or change bands. To return to
scrolling through COUNTRY channels with the ‘TUN-
ING’ knob, simply press the ‘COUNTRY’ softkey again.
The other method is to press the TUNE’ softkey. This
will return the receiver to the VFO mode and will trans-
fer the COUNTRY channel frequency and all associated
parameters to the VFO for further tuning.
DELETING A COUNTRY CHANNEL
Select the COUNTRY channel to be deleted as
described in “RECALLING A COUNTRY CHANNEL”.
Press and hold the ‘DELETE’ key for 3 seconds. A high
pitched beep will be heard to indicate that the con-
tents stored in the selected memory channel number
have been deleted, and you will see the frequency dis-
appear from the selected MEMORY channel number.
CHANGING OR ADDING COUNTRY NAMES
You can add to or modify the country names. To do so
proceed as follows:
• Press the ‘COUNTRY’ softkey and use the ‘TUNING
’knob or ‘< SELECT >’ keys to select the named ten
channel block the name of which you wish to
change or name. Note that each ten channel block
begins with on 1 and ends on 10. For example, 501
- 510, 1691 - 1700. The reverse video curser can be
on any number within the selected block of ten.
• Press and hold the ‘COUNTRY’ softkey for 3 sec-
onds. “EDIT NAME” will appear on the display, and
a flashing curser( “ _ “) will appear.
• Within 3 seconds, use the ‘TUNING’ knob to select
the first letter of the new name, and press the right
‘< SELECT >’ key to advance the curser to the posi-
tion of the next letter or number to be added.
• Proceed in this manner until the full name of the
country has been entered.
• When all of the desired alphanumerics have been
added, press the ‘STORE’ key. You will hear a con-
firming beep, and “COUNTRY STORED” will appear
briefly on the display.
The following section describes the basic XM Radio
display which will be seen on
etón E1 receivers when
the XM digital antenna option has been plugged in.
This is the display that will be seen most of the time
when the receiver is operating in the XM mode. There
are several other versions of this screen that will be
seen under various conditions. These additional condi-
tions will be covered later.
1. CATEGORY - This line indicates the category of the
channel being received. For example, Urban,
Jazz&Blues, Dance, Latin, Classical, News, Country,
Rock, etc.
2. CHANNEL NUMBER AND NAME - This line
shows the name and number of the channel which is
being received.
3. NAME OF ARTIST - This line shows the name of
the artist performing on the selected XM channel.
4. Title of Selection - THIS DISPLAY LINE SHOWS
THE name of the selection currently being played.
5. ERROR - The “ERROR” indicator, accompanied by a
low pitched beep, will be seen when an illegal opera-
tion has been performed.
6. TSCAN - This indicator appears when a TSCAN has
been initiated. “SCAN” will be displayed on this line
when the SCAN function is activated.