JVC KT-SR3000 - Manual (Page 23)

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Searching for Your Favorite Programs
—S-Seek Alert
You can store the current Program Definition Text
(PDT: information about the current program such as
artist name and song title, traffic city, or sports team)
with a total of 20 listings. Then by using the stored
PDTs, you can make your JVC PnP search for the
current incoming SIRIUS signal and alert you when a
program on a stored PDT is being played—the S-Seek
function.
To store the information
Press MEMO (memory) while your JVC PnP is
showing the Normal Operation screen or the Preset
Tuning mode screen.
The current program information is stored in memory.
The “Stored” screen appears, followed by the
“X Used / Y Empty” screen to show how many PDTs
are stored.
If the current channel is an NFL ® , NBA ® , NHL ® ,
or College play-by-play sports broadcast, you will
be asked to select one of the teams in the game to be
stored in memory.
1. Press CH
5 / ∞ (or CH + / –) repeatedly to select
the team you want to store in memory, then press
SEL (or SELECT).
2. Press CH
5 / ∞ (or CH + / –) to select either
“Initial Game Alert” or “All Score Updates”, then
press SEL (or SELECT).
• Initial Game Alert: To be informed when the
team you have chosen is playing a game.
• All Score Updates: To be informed when the
team you have chosen is playing a game or when
the scores are updated for the team.
Note: You can also set sports teams in memory
using the Game Alert function. See “3 Game
Alert” on page 27.
If you have already stored the same PDT...
JVC PnP checks the PDTs already stored in memory,
and compares them with the newly selected PDT.
If it has been already stored, no new entry will be
made to avoid duplication.
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