User manual BLAUPUNKT DAVOS RDM 169

[. . . ] P1) Display field 2: Radio mode Radio frequency or station name PTY programme type Clock display Display field 3: Displays active functions ENGLISH DEUTSCH Display Contents Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Equipment features list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Quick reference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Remote control operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ] When this process has been You can scan through all of the stations in your reception area. To start the Scan function: · Press "SC" for approximately 2 seconds. The scanned frequency or the station name will start flashing in the display. During the scanning process "FM-SCAN" or You can alter the automatic tuning sensitivity. If "lo" is displayed, the radio will only pick up strong, local stations (low sensitivity). If "lo" does not light up, the radio will also pick up weaker, more distant stations. To switch the automatic tuning sensitivity and program the sensitivity level, refer to the section on "DSC programming ". ESPAÑOL SVENSKA Storing stations with the strongest reception automatically with Travelstore · Press the corresponding preset button briefly to recall the station. Scanning stations with Radio Scan Selecting the automatic tuning sensitivity NEDERLANDS Note: If you attempt to store a station which is already stored, the corresponding station and the station preset will flash in the display if you are in a different memory bank. You can recall any stored station at the touch of a button. · Select the waveband by pressing BA/ TS. For FM, also choose the corresponding memory bank by pressing the BA/TS button as many times as necessary until the desired bank appears in the display. The scan time per radio station can be set to between 5 and 20 seconds. For more detailed information, refer to the section on "DSC programming - SCANTIME". ITALIANO Changing the scan time FRANÇAIS Press the desired preset button until the radio resumes play after the muting (takes approximately 2 seconds) or until you hear a beep. The display will indicate which station has been stored. · completed, the name of the strongest station will appear in the display and begin to play. This feature allows you to select FM stations automatically according to their programme type. After you have chosen the PTY of your preference, the corresponding stations can be selected either by seek tuning or using the scan function. Switching PTY ON/OFF · Press "PTY". When the function is active, the programme type selected last will briefly appear in the display and "PTY" will appear permanently. 44 b) Using the <</>> buttons on the rocker switch When "PTY" is switched on, you can select a programme type using buttons <</>>. · Press << or >>; the programme type selected last will be displayed for 3 seconds. · During this period press >> (forwards) or << (backwards) to select the desired type. Press << or >> as many times as required. · · If necessary, press the "PTY" button to switch on the function. · · PTY priority Situation: PTY is switched on and lights up in the display. No station offering the selected programme type can be found currently in your reception range (with seek tuning or scan). The set will switch back to the station previously tuned into. Storing programme types Each of the preset buttons 1-6 has been assigned one programme type at the factory. If desired, you can also replace these with other available programme types. To do so, make sure that "PTY" lights up in the display. 45 PORTUGUÊS Note: As already mentioned, these functions are only supported by a limited number of RDS stations at the present time. ESPAÑOL SVENSKA If you would like to listen to a station with the selected PTY, press / to start the seek tuning function. [. . . ] Reduces interference under poor reception conditions by cutting the treble. Select "NO HI-CUT" or "HI-CUT 1, 2 or 3". "LO" stands for local reception. "DX" stands for distant reception. [. . . ]