User manual SONY D-NF610

[. . . ] 3-253-606-11 (1) TV/WB/FM/AM Portable CD Player Operating Instructions Owner's Record The model number and the serial number are located at the rear of the CD player. Record the serial number in the space provided below. Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product. ____________________________ PT "WALKMAN" is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation to represent Headphone Stereo products. [. . . ] If the number of files or groups surpasses these figures, a file number such as "401" or a group number such as "101" will be displayed instead of names. 20 Using the radio Once you've preset the stations, you can easily tune in the station by pressing PRESET + or ­ button. Listening to the radio You can enjoy FM and AM programs. 1 2 3 Press RADIO ON·BAND to turn on the radio. Press RADIO ON·BAND until the band you want appears. Each time you press the button, the display changes as follows: B FM t AM t TV t WB Press TUNE + or ­ to tune in the station you want and adjust the volume. Using the radio To turn off the radio Press x·RADIO OFF. To tune in the station quickly Hold down TUNE + or ­ in step 3 until the frequency digits begin to change in the display. The CD player automatically scans the radio frequencies and stops when it finds a clear station. (Continued) 21 To improve broadcast reception For FM, extend the headphones/earphones cord. Headphones or earphones For AM, reorient the CD player itself. Note Keep the headphones/earphones connected to the i jack of the CD player. The headphones/earphones cord works as the FM antenna. If it is hard to hear the FM broadcast Press and hold P MODE/ until "Local" appears in the display. Under the normal conditions, press and hold P MODE/ until "Local" disappears from the display. When listening to the radio on batteries If you connect the external power source plug to the DC IN 4. 5 V jack of your CD player, the CD player will turn off. Turn it on by pressing RADIO ON·BAND to continue listening to it. 22 Presetting radio stations You can preset up to 51 stations: 7 for TV, 4 for WB, 30 for FM and 10 for AM. 1 2 3 Press RADIO ON·BAND to turn on the radio. Press RADIO ON·BAND to select the band. The preset number will flash in the display. 4 5 Press DISPLAY for 2 seconds or more. The CD player starts scanning the stations from the lower frequencies and stops for about 3 seconds when a station is received. If you want to preset the received station, press MEMORY while the preset number is flashing. The received station is preset on the preset number 1 and the CD player starts scanning for the next receivable station. If you do not press MEMORY within the 3 seconds, the CD player will start scanning for the next receivable station without storing the station. Repeat step 5 until all receivable stations are preset. If the stations have already been stored, the newly preset stations will replace the old ones. Using the radio 6 (Continued) 23 To preset stations manually 1 Press RADIO ON·BAND to turn on the radio. 2 Press RADIO ON·BAND to select the band. 3 Press and hold MEMORY until the preset number flashes in the display. From this step on, start the next operation within 30 seconds after you finished the previous operation. If 30 seconds pass with nothing done, the preset number stops flashing which shows that the CD player has exited the PRESET MEMORY standby mode. If this happens, start from step 3 again. 4 Press PRESET + or ­ repeatedly to select the preset number you want to store the station on while the preset number flashes. 5 Press TUNE + or ­ to tune in the station you want while the preset number flashes. [. . . ] When using with a connected c Adjust the volume of the CD player and the connected device. stereo system, the sound is (page 29) distorted or noisy. During playback of an ATRAC c The CD player is designed to stop the rotation of an ATRAC CD or CD or MP3 CD, the CD does MP3 CD during playback to reduce the power consumption. The not rotate but you can hear player is not malfunctioning. [. . . ]