Philips DC932 - Search Tuning; Local; Distant; Manual Tuning

... SEARCH, MANUAL TUNING
SEARCH TUNING
Use search tuning fo quickly search for a station.
Briefly press the —« key or key.
—= = lower frequency; = = higher frequency.
* ~ You will receive a station after a short time.
To search for another station, press the same key again.
If
no
station
is
found
after
the
whole
band
has
been
searched,
the
radio
searches
for
weaker
stations.
Note:
If
you
have
switched
on
the
TA
mode,
the
radio
will
only
search
for
stations
allowing
the
reception
of
Traffic
Announcements.
(See
'TRAFFIC
INFORMATION
ON
FM'.)
LOCAL / DISTANT
This function is only used together with SEARCH TUNING on FM.
- If search tuning stops too frequently (on FM bands only):
© Press the LOC key for at least 2 seconds {until you hear a beep) to select LOCAL mode.
The display shows 'LO'.
In the LOCAL mode the radio first searches for strong stations and then weak stations.
- To return to DISTANT mode:
© Press the LOC key for at least 2 seconds (until you hear a beep). 'LO' disappears from
the display.
This is the preferred mode for search tuning in areas with weaker signals.
MANUAL TUNING
Use manual tuning. if you know the frequency of the required station.
Switching from search tuning to manual tuning
Press the MAN key for at least 2 seconds (until you hear a beep).
Tune to the desired frequency with the — or — key.
- Fast tuning: Keep the key pressed.
- Step-by-step tuning: Briefly press the key.
Switching back to search tuning
© Press the MAN key for at least 2 seconds (until you hear a beep).
Note:
- The radio automatically switches back to search tuning mode after about 1 minute.