Philips AC 914 - Page 8

OPERATION
Operating possibilities on
radio
1. MCC system
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It gives immediate access to
six radio programmes when
the MCC button and after it one
of the programme buttons
(P-buttons) are depressed (See
chapters: Operation of MCC’
and ’Programming MCC’).
2. PRESETS
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Immediate call-in of six
transmitters per wave range by
depressing the U-FM, MorL
button and then one of the
presets (P-buttons). (See
chapters: ’'Use and
programming of the U-FM, M
and L presets’).
3. SEARCH
By briefly depressing both
tuning buttons (A and V)
simultaneously the automatic
transmitter selection is
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activated which will tune in to
the next transmitter.
When you are driving it is even
more convenient to use the
remote control for this
purpose.
It is recommended to use this
tuning possibility in ‘foreign
areas’, e.g. during holidays.
(See in chapter: ’Digital
tuning’).
4. TUNING
Manual tuning is mainly used
to programme preset buttons
(P-buttons). If you want to tune
a certain transmitter whose
frequency is known, use the
tuning buttons (A or V) for fast
and normal tuning. (See in
chapter: ’Digital tuning’).
Important controls and their
functions
1. STORE button with
indicator (red LED)
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If the STORE button is
depressed the indicator will
light up for 5 seconds. The
radio is in the programming
mode.
— Previously tuned
transmitters in the wave ranges
U-FM, M and L can within this
period be programmed on
buttons P1 to P6, namely per
wave range one transmitter per
P-button. (See chapter: ’Use
and programming the U-FM, M
and L presets).
— If, however, the MCC button
is depresses before the
indicator fades, the indicator
remains lighted. If possible the
maximum of 10 frequencies
should be programmed per
P-button (See chapter
‘Programming the MCC
system’).
2. STEREO button with
indicator (green LED)
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With this button the radio is
switched from mono to stereo
and vice versa. In the stereo
mode the display shows
STEREO. The stereo indicator