User manual SANGEAN DT-110

[. . . ] This will prevent any memory presets from being lost during battery replacement. 5 ANTENNA/EARPHONE USE I n s e r t i n g t h e e a r p h o n e i n t o t h e e a r p h o n e j a c k 11 . The cord connecting the earphone to the receiver acts as an antenna during FM reception and should be extended as much as possible to increase F M s e n s i t i v i t y. A b u i l t - i n F e r r i t e B a r An t e n n a i s p r o v i d e d f o r AM reception and it is only necessary to rotate the radio f o r m a x i m u m s i g n a l s t r e n g t h d u r i n g AM l i s t e n i n g . VOLUME CONTROL A d j u s t v o l u m e c o n t r o l 13 t o a d j u s t t h e r e q u i r e d listening volume. TUNING THE RADIO Band Freq uency Antenna AM 520-1 710 kHz FM Intern al/Rotate radio for best recep tion. [. . . ] Note : No matter you press Memory Button 6 or Memory Recall button 7 , if the number digit is flashing which indicates the flashing number station has been memoried. It will replace previous memory station, if you press Memory Button at this time. Yo u m a y s t o r e a t o t a l o f 1 5 . s t a t i o n s i n t h e F M band and 6 stations in the AM band plus 3 favor i t e s t a t i o n s a s p r i o r i t y d e s c r i b e d l a t e r. If the memory is full , when press the Memory button 6 , LCD display will appear FUL. In this case, if you still like to memory the required station. Press the Memory button again, the radio will memory the station by force and replace M15 10 o n F M b an d a nd M 6 o n A M b an d . F. Prior ity To st ore yo ur fa vo rit e st ati on s so th at yo u may re call th e st ation s in a more easy w ay. Whe n th e de sir ed st ati on s ar e fo un d by th e tu ni ng meth od s de scr ibe d ab ov e. Pr ess th e memory butt on 6 , then Prio rit y stat ion butt on 8 . AP w ill fl ash in th e LC D di sp lay an d also a su gg est ed nu mb er of memory po sit ion . D uri ng P is fl ash ing , se lect th e de sir ed memory po sit ion by pr essi ng Tu nin g Con tro l 3 or 4 to the des ire d mem ory po sit ion , th en pr ess M emory bu tto n 6 ag ain . P w ill st op fl ash ing in dic ating pr ior ity st ati on m emory be ing do ne . The ra dio ca n al low m ax imum 3 fa vo rit e st ati on s. G. Me m o r y Tu n i n g ( s t a t i o n re ca ll ) Tu r n o n t he r ad i o b y p r e s s i n g O n / O f f b u t t on 1 S e l e ct A M o r F M b an d b y p r e s s i n g b an d s e l e ct 11 e d b u t t o n 10 t h e n M e m o r y R e c a l l b u t t o n 7 Select the required memory station by pressing Tuning Control 3 or 4 , LCD display Mand memory digit will flash . When the required station is found, press Memory Recall button 7 again, LCD M and memory digit will stop flashing. For priority stations recall, simply turn on the radio by pressing On/Off button 1 then pressing Priority station button 8 . Select the required Priority station by pressing priority station button again. If there is no memory station or priority station, while you press Memory Recall button or Priority button , LCD display will show ME (memory empty) or PE (priority station empty). M E M O RY D e l e t e If the memory is full or you like to delete the me12 mory stations . Recall the memory stations by pressing Memory Recall buttons 7 . Press Memory button 6 for more than 2 seconds untill LCD display DEL flashing, press Memory button 6 again, the recall memory station is then deleted. I . Memory Scan To s c a n t h e m e m o r y s t a t i o n s , p r e s s M e m o r y r e call button for more than 2 seconds until LCD display MEMO SCAN appears, the radio will scan the memory stations up and stops for a few seconds for you to pick up the required memory stations. When the required memory station is found. [. . . ] Liquids may contain chemicals that can corrode electronic circuitry. 17 2. Use and store your radio only in normal temperature environments. High temperature can shorten the life of electronic devices, damage batteries and melt plastic parts. Dropping it can damage circuit boards and cases and render it defective. Keep the radio away from dust and dirty. [. . . ]