Sony STR-GX900ES - Manual (Page 25)

Indexing a Program
Source
Scanning the Indexed Stations
You can easily find the station you want by scanning the
indexed stations.
Rotate the FUNCTION knob to select TUNER.
The station index name you created appears on the
display. The frequency number appears if you have
not created the station index name on that station.
Press DISPLAY until "INDEX MODE" appears
on the display.
Each time you press this button, frequency and
station index name (if you have created one)
alternately appears on the display.
If you have not stored an index name, "_______ "
appears.
Select the station you want.
• To select a station in the same index;
Press PRESET TUNING + for a higher channel
index station and press PRESET TUNING - for a
lower channel index station.
• To select an index station other than the displayed
index station:
Press INDEX SELECT/TUNING + or - once.
Then press PRESET TUNING + for a higher
channel index station and press
PRESET TUNING - for a lower channel index
station.
In addition to indexing preset radio stations (see page 23),
you can also create a name (index name) for program
sources (e.g., CD, TAPE, etc.). For example, if you connected
a second tape deck to the DAT/MD jacks, you will most
likely want to display "TAPE 2" (instead of "DAT/MD")
when you use the second tape deck. The name you create
appears in the display whenever you select that program
source. You can use up to 11 letters and symbols for each
index name.
Rotate the FUNCTION knob to select a
program source that you want to create an
index name for.
Press DPC MODE until the INDEX indicator
lights up.
Create an index name.
To select a character, rotate the PARAMETER/EQ
LEVEL/CHARACTER knob*.
To change the position within the name, rotate the
LEVEL/FREQUENCY/POSITION knob**.
Repeat steps 1 to 3 for all other program
sources you want to assign an index name
to.
* For STR-GX800ES, the name of the knob is PARAMETER/
TONE LEVEL/CHARACTER.
** For STR-GX800ES, the name of the knob is LEVEL/BASS/
TREBLE/POSITION.
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