Philips AC 914 - Page 9

only lights up if the radio is in
the stereo mode and if you are
receiving a stereo transmitter.
(see chapter 'FM stereo’).
3. INFO button with indicator
(yellow LED)
ONLY USE IN COUNTRIES
WITH TRAFFIC INFORMATION
With this button the INFO
system is switched on and off.
If the INFO system is switched
on the display shows the word
‘INFO’. It means that:
a) only transmitters with traffic
information are selected
b) traffic information is
received during radio
reception and during cassette
playback, even if the volume is
at minimum.
c) a warning signal (beep) is
heard when the signal strength
has become too weak.
d) on the FM band (U-FM) the
radio automatically tunes in to
the next INFO-transmitter after
a beep (Auto INFO Search).
During programming of MCC
the INFO mode can be
co-programmed for all
programmed frequencies. This
‘also applies to the FM band
(U-FM).
So, later when selecting an
MCC programme or a
programmed FM transmitter
you need not wonder whether
the radio is in the INFO mode,
you are sure to receive traffic
information.
4. CLEAR button
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This button has two functions:
a) You can switch the radio
from the MCC programming
mode back to the reception
mode.
b) During the MCC reception
mode the received transmitter
can be temporarily suppressed
when it broadcasts an
undesired regional
programme.
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Use and programming the
U-FM, M and L presets
The six presets P1 tot P6 can
be programmed directly, one
transmitter for each P-button.
This applies to U-FM and to L
and M wave ranges.
Proceed as follows:
Turn the radio on; the display
will light up
Select one of the wave ranges;
the display shows a U, an Mor
an L.
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ONLY USE IN COUNTRIES
WITH TRAFFIC INFORMATION
or the FM band (U-FM) the
INFO mode can be
co-programmed.
If necessary, depress the INFO
button so that the display will
show ‘INFO’.
(See chapter: Traffic
information).
Attention: Warning signal
(Warnton) and automatic INFO
search are active.