User manual SANGEAN DT-300

[. . . ] Use same procedure as hour set to set minite set. Press Time Set Button 8 to finalize time setting. Long Term Alarm Set Press Standby Button 11 for more than 2 seconds until hour digit flashes. Press Time Adjust Button 13 and 14 to set the required hour and then Press the Standby Button 11 again to cause the minute button to flash. [. . . ] The speaker switch must be in the off position with the earphone plugged into the earphone jack to receive FM stereo programs. Stereo icon C will appear in the display. 9 Volume Control The volume may be adjusted by using the Volume Control Adjustment 1 Tuning the Radio Band Frequency AM 520-1710kHz/ 522-1629kHz FM 87. 5-108MHz Antenna Internal-Rotate radio for best reception External-Make sure earphone or pig tail antenna is inserted into earphone jack. TV CH. 2-13(VHF) External-Make sure earphone or (DT-300V/DT-300VW) pigtail antenna is inserted into earphone jack. 10 WX CH. 0-9 External-Make sure earphone or pigtail antenna is inserted into Earphone jack A. Scan Tuning Turn on the radio by pressing On/Off Button 5 . Select the desired band by pressing Band Selection Button 8 Press and hold the Tuning Control Button 13 or 14 for more than 1/2 second . The radio will start to scan and will stop at the first active station. Repeating the procedure will start the scan again. The receiver will automatically turn itself off after 90 minutes of operation or you may turn it off at anytime by pressing the On/Off Button 5 B. Manual Tuning Turn on the radio by pressing On/Off Button 5 . Select the desired band by pressing Band Selection Button 8 . Desired station may be selected by either pressing the Tuning Control 13 or 14 intermittently . 11 until the desired station is reached or pressing and holding the Tuning Control 13 or 14 until the station is reached. Setting Presets Manually Turn on receiver by pressing On/Off Button 5 . Select desired band by pressing Band Selector Button 8 . Tune to the desired station using the Manual or Scan Tuning Method as described above. When the desired station is reached press Memory Button 11 . "Memo" flashes in the LCD display and a suggested preset position flashes. Press Memory Button 11 again if flashing position is suitable and desired station will appear in the position selected. If you would prefer to locate desired station in a position other than that suggested use Memory Selection Button 13 or 14 to move to chosen postion. After selection is complete press Memory Button again to complete Selection. You may store a total of 9 stations for each band Original stations are eliminated or exchanged when a new 12 station is selected to take its place. When the memory is full for a particular band pressing the Memory Selection Button 11 will cause all the positions to flash. In this case, select the desired position. press the Memory Selection Switch 11 and the original station will be eliminated and the new station will take its place. D. Selecting Memory Presets Turn on receiver by pressing On/Off Button 5 . Select desired band by pressing Band Selector Button 8 Move the Select Cursor L to the Memory Positions H by Pressing Select Button 12 . Select desired preset position using Memory Up/Down Buttons 13 or 14 E. [. . . ] 14 G. Deleting Memory Positions If The memory is full or you would like to delete a memoey position select the preset youy would like to delete. Press Memory Button 11 , display will flash "memo" Then press Select Button 12 , display will flash "memo" and "delete" Press Memory Button 11 again and selected preset position will be deleted. Weather Band (WX) Reception-DT-300VW only The DT-300VW has 10 fixed channels (0-9) for reception of NOAA weather band. In most cases channels 1-3 of the NOAA frequencies will cover the majority of U. S. Areas. 15 Mono/Stereo Button Monaural or Stereo headphone reception may be selected durning FM reception by alternately pressing the Mono/Stereo Button 9 The Speaker On/OffSwitch 7 must be in the Off Lock Switch To Prevent accidental changing of any of the radio settings move the Look Switch 3 to the locked position. [. . . ]