STEREO/MONO (2)
When press the VOL knob for more than 2 seconds, it is activated as selecting mode of
these function.
When FM stations are weak and are disturbed, listening can be improved by selecting MONO.
LOCAL/DX (2)
When press the VOL knob for more than 2 seconds, it is activated as selecting mode of
these function.
“Local” position in areas with strong signals to let radio stop at only strong stations during
manual tuning (LOC appears). Select Distant position in areas with weak signals to listen
to all stations.
VOL LAST/ADJUST (2)
When press the VOL knob for more than 2 seconds, it is activated as selecting mode of
these function.
VOL LAST: The volume level which user adjust lately is selected whenever power is ON
and OFF.
VOL ADJ: The initial volume level (user can adjust) is selected whenever power is ON and
OFF.
4. PRESET STATIONS (1,2,3,4,5,6)
(A) RADIO MODE:
When pressed momentarily, these keys select a preset station directly. When pressed longer
than 1 sec., current station is stored in preset memory bank. When PTY mode is selected,
the PTY switch is shared as follows:
PTY music group ---- PTY speech group ---- OFF
MUSIC SPEECH
1. POP M, ROCK M 1. NEWS, AFFAIRS, INFO
2. EASY M, LIGHT M 2. SPORT, EDUCATE, DRAMA
3. CLASSICS, OTHER M 3. CULTURE, SCIENCE, VARIED
4. JAZZ, COUNTRY 4. WEATHER, FINANCE, CHILDREN
5. NATION M, OLDIES 5. SOCIAL, RELIGION, PHONE IN
6. FOLK M 6. TRAVEL, LEISURE, DOCUMENT
(B) CD/MP3/WMA PLAYER MODE:
1. PAUSE 2. INT 3. RPT 4. RDM
USING THE RDS FUNCTION
What is RDS?
The RDS (Radio Data System) is a digital information system developed by the EBU (European
Broadcast Union). Piggy-backed on normal FM broadcasts, RDS offers a variety of information
services and automatic retuning functions for RDS-compatible car stereos.
In 1988, RDS became available in the United Kingdom, France, West Germany, Ireland and
Sweden. Test transmissions are being conducted in many other European countries. It is ex-
pected that RDS will be available in most western European countries in the near future.
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