Sony ICF-2001D - Memory Scan Tuning; Memory Scan Operation; Skipping Stations and Bands

ICF-2001D/2010
SCAN TUNING MEMORY SCAN TUNING
Example of memorizing stations The stations memorized to the MEMORY PRESET keys are scanned
from the a-1 key to d-8 key in sequence and scanning stops
Upper and lower limit automatically for 5 seconds or so when a signal is received. Only
frequencies of the peril agua with the desired stations can be scanned by skipping the other memoriz-
DEFINE scan Merent AM Modes ed stations.
The numbers in the illustration refer to the sequence of operations.
Stations of the same band Same station with different
in a horizontal line transmitting frequencies
in a vertical line 1
To check the memory
After memorizing the stations, press each MEMORY PRESET key in
turn to check the stations have been memorized correctly.
To check the memory while receiving a station
Keeping the SKIP key pressed, press the MEMORY PRESET keys in
turn. The memorized frequencies appear on the display in turn,
while the station remains received. By releasing the keys, the fre-
quency being received will be displayed. This is convenient for
deciding the MEMORY PRESET key to which the just received sta- 1 Set the MAIN POWER switch and the POWER switch to ON.
tion is to be memorized. 2 Press the MEMORY SCAN START/STOP key.
The stations memorized to the a-1 key to the d-8 key will be scan-
ned in sequence.
SKIP key
HOW TO RECEIVE A MEMORIZED STATION
Turn on the receiver and press the MEMORY PRESET key.
The
memorized
frequency
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MEMORY SCAN
START SCAN
HOW TO USE THE MEMO SHEET = © SeSUG et
Note the memorized frequencies on the supplied memo sheet and “ee —
tale i : ; idi The station being received and
ae to the information plate. You can refer to it by sliding out the the MEMORY PRESET key number
are displayed.
When a signal is received, scanning will stop for 5 seconds and will
then resume.
To stop scanning, press the MEMORY SCAN START/STOP key.
TO SCAN STATIONS OF SOME KEYS OR OF A CERTAIN BAND
ONLY
Memo sheet (supplied) Skip mark
: : When a MEMORY PRESET key is pressed initially, the ¥ (skip) mark
is displayed with the number of the key. This mark means that the
key is skipped during memory scanning.
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The skip mark initially appears with all the MEMORY PRESET keys.
It will be erased automatically once a station is memorized to the
key, so that the station can be located by memory scanning.