Optimus STA-795 - Tuning to a Radio Station; Manual Tuning; Search Tuning

TUNING TO A RADIO STATION
You can use manual, search, or memory tuning
to select a radio station.
Notes:
• stereo appears on the display when the sig¬
nal is stereo.
• To improve the reception of weak FM sta¬
tions, press FM MONO so that the FM MONO
indicator comes on. For more information,
see “Adjusting the Sound.”
Manual Tuning
The search mode tunes to only strong stations,
so you might need to use manual tuning for
weak or distant stations. Follow these steps to
manually tune to a radio station.
1. Be sure the search mode is not selected. If
search appears on the display, press
SEARCH to cancel the search mode.
2. Press am or FM to select the band. The dis¬
play shows the selected band, (fm 1 or fm 2
appears for the FM band.)
3. Press TUNING UP or TUNING DOWN to tune
up or down the band. The display shows the
selected frequency.
To quickly move up or down the band, press
and hold down tuning up or tuning down.
Search Tuning
Follow these steps to search for stations.
1. Press AM or FM to select the band. The dis¬
play shows the selected band, (fm l or fm 2
appears for the FM band.)
2. Press SEARCH so that search appears on
the display.
3. Press TUNING UP or TUNING DOWN. The
receiver searches up or down the band and
tunes to the first strong station it finds. Press
tuning UP or TUNING DOWN to search for
another station.
4. To return to manual tuning, press SEARCH so
that search no longer appears on the dis¬
play.
Memory Tuning
You can store up to 6 AM and 12 FM stations in
memory. Each memory group (AM, FM 1, and
FM 2) can contain up to 6 stations.
Once you store a station in memory, you can
easily tune to it by selecting the desired memory
group and pressing the correct memory location
%
button.
Note: If the receiver is without power for more
than 3 days, you will need to enter the stations
into memory again.
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