Marantz SR1041 - RDS RECEPTION AND TIME SETTING; RDS Broadcasting Features; PRESENT TIME SETTING

e Reception of RDS broadcasting
This
unit
provides
the
following
three
functions
for
use
with
the
RDS
(Radio Data System).
e PTY (Programme Type) Auto Search
Automatic
searching
of
stations
broadcasting
only
the
specified
type (genre) of programmes.
e AF (Alternative Frequencies) Search
In case the receiving condition of the station being received is
poor, a Station broadcasting the same programme can be
searched and received with a one-touch operation.
e PS (Programme Service Name) Display
The station name of the station being tuned is displayed
automatically.
e PTY Auto Search operation procedure
1. Select the FM band with the FM/AM button.
2.
Specify
the
desired
programme
type
(genre)
group
with
the
PTY
button.
When the PTY button is pressed while receiving a station, the
display shows the programme type of the station in continuous
lighting for about 5 seconds. If the button is pressed while no
station is being received, the display shows the current
programme type group selected in blinking display for about 5
seconds.
When the PTY button is pressed again while the display is lighting
or blinking, the programme type group is changed in the order
shown in Table 1 and the display shows the new programme type
in blinking display for about 5 seconds.
It is also possible to select a programme type using the numeric
buttons of the remote control unit (refer to Table 1).
3. When the UP or DOWN button is pressed while the selected PTY
is blinking, the PTY Auto Search starts and stops when a station
broadcasting the selected programme type (group) is received. If
the UP or DOWN button is pressed again within 5 seconds after
the PTY auto search has stopped, it restarts and stops when the
next station broadcasting the same programme type is received.
The PTY Auto Search completes in 5 seconds after a station has
been received.
To select another programme type (group), repeat steps 2 and 3
again.
DISPLAY
PTY button Numeric button Programme type
(Group Select) (Direct Select)
my 1} POP Pop Music
i POP
2| ROCK Rock Music
i 3| MOR M.O.R Music
: E
i said 4| LIGHT | Light Music
+ [cassie 5 | CLASSIC Serious Classical
: | 4 NEWS News
i 8| AFFAIR Current Affairs
A j
i ire 9] INFO Information
|10| SPORT | Sport __
11 EDUCATE Education
12 | DRAMA Drama
T
eS 13 | CULTURE Culture
| 14 | SCIENCE |_ Science
i 15 | OTHERS Varied
: OTHER
eras 6 | OTHER Other music
Table 1.
e AF Search operation procedure
1. Select the FM band with the FM/AM button.
2. Press the AF button.
AF Search starts and checks if there is another station
broadcasting the same programme. When such a station is
searched, the display shows “AF-1" and the searched station will
be received. If the AF button is pressed again, the display shows
"AF-2" and the next searched station will be received.
3.
Press
the
AF
button
repeatedly
until
the
desired
station
is
received.
The
first
station
which
has
been
received
is
displayed
as
“AF-0".
If
"NO
AF"
is
displayed
after
the
AF
button
is
pressed,
the
AF
Search
will
not
take
place.
In
this
case,
select
stations
with
the
ordinary
tuning
method.
e PS Display
When
a
RDS
station
broadcasting
the
programme
service
name
(station
name)
is
received,
the
programme
station
name
is
displayed automatically.
To
display
the
frequency
in
place
of
the
programme
service
name,
press the Display button.
PRESENT TIME SETTING
[Operation
using
the
buttons
on
the
main
unit]
The initial clock display is “0:00”.
The
following
is
an
example
of
how
to
set,
the
time
of
13:30,
or
1:30
PM.
The
time
can
be
set
either
in
the
12-hour
system
or
24-hour
system.
Button Operation Display
1.
Press
the
MEMO/ST.N
button
@.
MEMO
flashing.
2. While the MEMO indicator is flashing,
press the UP & or DOWN ¥ button @) to
set
the
digits
displayed
to
the
left
of
the
G80
Ri
colon
to
“13”
or
“1”.
a
sal
Press the MEMO/ST.N button @. Flashing
Now the hour digits have been set.
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a
3.
Press
the
UP
&
or
DOWN
¥
button
@
to
—Lit
up
Flashing
set the digits displayed to the right of the
colon to “30”.
ta
ty 3
Press the MEMO/ST.N button @. +
FO Secu
Litup Flashing
4. Press the AM/PM button @9 so that “PM”
is displayed.
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When setting a time after midnight or in ($40 tk
——
the morning, press the AM/PM button T t
again so that “AM" is dis-played. Litup Flashing
5.
Press
the
MEMO/ST.N
button
@.
—=
(3530 PM
————
6. While listening to the time announcement i
of a telephone service, for example, press Flashing
the MEMO/ST.N button @ exactly at the
instant 13:30 is announced. The time is
set and the clock starts. :
t3G PM
7. The 24-hour system can be switched to ane
the 12-hour system as described below: das
Press the MEMO/ST.N button @.
Press the AM/PM button @.
Press the MEMO/ST.N button again to
display the time in the 12-hour system.
8. To set the time while the power is ON, if
the clock is not displayed, first press the
CLOCK button @ to display the time,
then immediately press the MEMO/ST.N
button @, and start time-setting with the
same procedure outlined in steps 2 to 7
above.
Correcting
the
Time
;
The
displayed
time
can
be
corrected
by
repeating
the
timesetting
procedure
from
the
beginning,
but
can
be
corrected
more
simply
if
it
is
done
near
00
minute
of
an
hour.
The
following
example
assumes
that
the
displayed
time
of
13:40
is
to
be
corrected
to
14:00.
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