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Tip: To quickly turn on the
Radio, press the Radio key
on the side of the phone
(see the picture on page
11).
If you have radio channels already
saved, you can scroll to the
channel you want to listen to, or
select a radio channel location 1
to 10 by pressing the
corresponding number key (with 0
designating location 10).
Tuning a radio channel
• When the radio is on, press and
hold or to start the
channel search. Searching
stops when a channel is found.
• If you know the frequency of
the radio station you would like
to listen to (between 87.5 MHz
and 108.0 MHz), press
(Options) and select Set
frequency. Type in the
frequency and press (OK).
• To move the channel search by
steps as small as 0,1 MHz, press
(Options) and select
Manual tuning. Quickly press
or to move the search
upwards or downwards. A
longer press moves the search
up or down by 1 MHz. When
you have found a radio station
you want to listen to, press
(OK).
To save the channel in the phone,
press (Options) and select
Save channel. Type in the name of
the radio station and press
(OK). Scroll to the location where
you want to store the channel and
press (Select). You can save
up to 10 channels in your phone.
Using the radio
When the radio is on you can turn
it off by pressing (Options)
and selecting Switch off.
You can normally answer an
incoming call while listening to
the radio. The volume of the radio
is muted. When you end the call,
the radio will automatically be
turned on.
To recall the radio channels, press
the corresponding number keys.
If you want to make phone calls,
press and hold to return to the
standby mode.
Note that using the FM radio
consumes power, and the phone’s
operating time is reduced.
Recorder (Menu 8-3)
You can record music directly from
the FM radio in your phone, or you
can connect your phone to
compatible external audio
equipment, for example, a CD-
player, and record your favourite
music directly to your phone.
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