Tips for manually finding an empty station:
• Be sure to search the entire spectrum of FM frequencies, from 88.1 to 107.9.
Don’t just look to the low end of the dial. There are often empty FM stations
in the 100’s that work well.
• When using scan/seek on your car’s radio, if your tuner stops on 101 and
then jumps to 103, look in the 102 frequencies for empty stations.
• Try tuning to a strong station, then backing down two frequencies - for
example 103.5 to 103.1. You can often find empty frequencies this way.
If that frequency is taken, scan to the next station and try again.
NOTE: You can also visit www.dlo.com/openFM to find the best FM
frequencies in your area.
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Finding Empty Radio Frequencies Using IntelliTune
If you live in a big city with a lot of FM radio stations, finding an empty FM fre-
quency can be tricky. DLO’s IntelliTune simplifies the process by doing all the
work for you.
To find an empty frequency using IntelliTune:
1. Press the dial on TransDock micro. This will activate the IntelliTune search.
While it is searching, the word
INTELLITUNE will appear on TransDock
micro’s display.
2. Once IntelliTune finds an empty frequency, it will display
TUNE RADIO
TO XXX.X
. Then, tune your FM radio to that station and begin enjoying
your iPod music over your car stereo.
Manually Finding Empty Radio Frequencies
TransDock micro also allows you to manually tune the
transmitter to desired FM frequencies. To do so, simply turn
TransDock micro’s dial to the right to tune to higher stations
and left to tune to lower stations. See drawing B
8 | DLO TRANSDOCK MICRO USER GUIDE
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