Memorising only the desired stations, Receiving the memorised stations – Sony CDX-2500R User Manual

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Receiving the memorised
stations

1

Press (SOURCE) repeatedly to select the
tuner.

2

Press (MODE) repeatedly to select the
band.

3

Press the number button ((1) to (10)) on
which the desired station is stored.

If you cannot tune in a preset
station

Push and release the SEEK/AMS control
up or down to search for the station
(automatic tuning).
Scanning stops when the unit receives a
station. Push the SEEK/AMS control up or
down repeatedly until the desired station is
received.

Note
If the automatic tuning stops too frequently, press
(SHIFT), then press (3) (PLAY MODE) repeatedly
until “LOCAL” (local seek mode) is displayed. Then
press
(4) (n) to select “LOCAL-ON.” Press (SHIFT).
Only the stations with relatively strong signals will
be tuned in.

Tip
If you know the frequency of the station you want
to listen to, push the SEEK/AMS control up or
down and hold until the desired frequency
appears (manual tuning).

Notes
The unit does not store stations with weak

signals. If only a few stations can be received,
some number buttons will retain their former
setting.

When a number is indicated in the display, the

unit starts storing stations from the one currently
displayed.

If a CD is not in the unit, only the tuner band

appears even if you press (SOURCE).

Memorising only the
desired stations

You can preset up to 20 FM stations (10 each
for FM1 and 2), up to 10 MW stations, and up
to 10 LW stations in the order of your choice.

1

Press (SOURCE) repeatedly to select the
tuner.

2

Press (MODE) repeatedly to select the
band.

3

Push the SEEK/AMS control up or down
to tune in the station that you want to
store on the number button.

4

Press and hold the desired number
button (
(1) to (10)) until “MEM”
appears.
The number button indication appears in
the display.

Note
If you try to store another station on the same
number button, the previously stored station will
be erased.

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