Basic operation, Tuning the radio – Optimus PROFFESIONAL SERIES STAV-3370 User Manual
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Basic Operation
Tuning the Radio
Your receiver offers three types of electronic tuning— manual, automatic, and
memory.
Manual and Automatic Tuning
Follow these steps to manualy or automatically tune to the stations.
1. Press
TUNER
. Then press
FM/AM
to select the desired band.
When you select the AM or FM radio band, the receiver tunes to and dis-
plays the frequency last selected in that band.
2. Press
SELECT
so
FREQ
appears on the
JOG MODE
display.
3. To manually tune the station, turn the multi-jog control or repeatedly press
TUNING +
or
–
on the remote control to tune the desired station.
To automatically tune to the next higher or lower station, set
AUDIO/VCR
press and hold
TUNING +
or
–
on the remote control until the stations start
to change. Then release the button.
Notes:
•
TUNED
appears on the display when you tune to a strong station.
•
STEREO
appears on the display when FM broadcasts are received in
stereo and the receiver is not set to FM mono.
Memory Tuning
Memory tuning lets you instantly tune to a stored frequency. You can store up to
30 AM or FM frequencies in the receiver’s memory.
Follow these steps to store a station in a memory location.
1. Press
TUNER
. Then press
FM/AM
to select the desired band.
2. Using either manual or automatic tuning, select the frequency you want to
store.
If desired, press
FM MONO
for FM monaural sound (see “Using FM Mono”
on Page 17). This setting is stored in the memory.
3. Press
MEMORY
.
MEMORY
appears for 5 seconds.
4. While
MEMORY
is on the display, turn the multi-jog control to select the
memory number you want, then press
ENTER
to store the frequency in
memory.
The frequency and memory number flash, then light steadily.
To tune to a stored frequency, press
SELECT
so
ST
appears on the
JOG MODE
display, then turn the multi-jog control. You can use
STATION –/+
on the remote
control to move to the next lower or higher memory. See “Using the Remote
Control” on Page 22.
Notes:
• If you store a frequency in a memory
that already contains a frequency, you
replace the previous frequency.
• If your receiver is disconnected from
AC power for several days, it loses all
the stored frequencies.