User manual BLAUPUNKT NEVADA RD 148

[. . . ] Radio / CD Lausanne RD 148 Nevada RD 148 Operating instructions 17 16 15 14 13 1 12 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 Quick reference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Important notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 What you need to know . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Traffic safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ] If necessary, refer to the section on "DSC programming ­ AM ON or AM OFF". Scrolling through the broadcasting networks (FM only) You can use the << >> buttons to tune into stations in your reception area. Seek tuning Up Down << / >> Up/down in short intervals (for FM only, "AF" must be switched off) If it is possible to receive several programmes in the same broadcasting network, you can scroll through them in the forwards direction by pressing >>, or backwards using the << button, e. g. For this to work properly you must have already tuned into the stations at least once and "AF" must be active (lights up in the display). To do this, you can start the Travelstore seek operation: · Press BND for 2 seconds; the system will start to run through the frequency band. You can also tune into a station manually. Requirement: AF and PTY must be switched off (i. e. the symbols do not light up in the display). If necessary, deactivate these functions: · Press AF or PTY. 39 PORTUGUÊS ESPAÑOL SVENSKA Manual tuning with << >> NEDERLANDS ITALIANO FRANÇAIS ENGLISH DEUTSCH If "AF" is not lit up, · press AF. This fulfils the requirements for selecting stations with << >>. · Press the desired preset button until the radio resumes play after the muting (takes approximately 2 seconds, confirmed by a beep). The display will indicate which preset button is currently activated. Note: Should you attempt to store a station which has already been stored before on another memory bank, the corresponding preset button and the memory bank will flash briefly in the display. If desired, stations can also be stored manually in the Travelstore bank (see "Storing stations"). Recalling stored stations You can recall any stored station at the touch of a button. · Select the waveband by pressing BND. For FM, also choose the corresponding memory bank by pressing the BND button as many times as necessary until the desired bank appears in the display. · Press the corresponding preset button briefly to recall the station. Switching between the memory banks (FM) You can switch between the memory banks I, II and T in order to store stations and recall them later. The currently selected memory bank is indicated in the display. · Press the BND button as many times as necessary until the desired memory bank lights up in the display. Storing stations On FM, you can store six stations on the preset buttons 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 for each of the memory banks I, II and T. On MW/LW, you can also store six stations each. · Select the appropriate waveband by pressing BND. · Tune in a station with the rocker switch (either automatically / or manually << >>). Automatically storing the strongest stations with Travelstore You can automatically store the six most powerful FM stations in your current reception area sorted according to their signal strength. This function is particularly convenient on longer trips. · Press the BND button for 2 seconds. "T-STORE" will appear in the display. The six strongest FM stations will be automatically stored on the memory bank "T" (Travelstore). When this process has been completed, the radio will play the first station. Scanning stored stations with Preset Scan You can briefly scan through all of the stored stations on all wavebands in the selected FM memory bank. [. . . ] Also refer to the section on "CLOCK". READ KC To read out the KeyCard data. The card supplied with the radio is used to display the model name, type number (7 6. . ) and the serial number. With the extra card it is possible to display data entered by your specialised dealer. (See the section on "Short Additional Memory S. A. M. "). [. . . ]