Tiny Audio C10 - To Enable AFC (Automatic Frequency Change)

TINY AUDIO C10 User Guide
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To Display Bluetooth Information
You can check the Bluetooth device connection information on the system; TINY AUDIO
C10 allows a maximum of 2 Bluetooth devices connected to the system at the same
time.
1. In the menu function, rotate Rotary Knob [◄] [►] until the screen shows
《 BT INFO 》.
2. Press Rotary Knob to display Bluetooth information, the screen will show the
scrolling text of《 device code: device name 》where device code is the code for
the corresponding connected Bluetooth device, either A or B, and device name is
the name of the connected Bluetooth device.
3. Rotate Rotary Knob [◄] [►] to switch between device code A and B.
Note:
If there are no Bluetooth devices connected to TINY AUDIO C10, the display
will only show《 N/A 》
If there is only one Bluetooth device connected to TINY AUDIO C10, the
unconnected device (e.g. device code B) will show 《 B: N/A 》
To Reset Bluetooth Pairing
The Reset Bluetooth Pairing, when invoked, will remove all known paring in the TINY
AUDIO C10, and thus allow TINY AUDIO C10 to pair with additional mobile devices.
1. In the menu function, rotate Rotary Knob [◄] [►] until the screen shows
《 BT RESET 》.
2. Press Rotary Knob to enter Bluetooth reset operation.
3. If you do want to reset, rotate Rotary Knob [◄] [►] to find《 YES 》and then
press Rotary Knob for confirmation. Otherwise, you can press Rotary Knob to
cancel while the screen shows 《 NO 》.
To Enable AFC (Automatic Frequency Change)
If your car radio does not have AF feature then please refer to To Enable AutoScan.
It may become necessary to change the FM transmitting frequency as you drive
into
an area where the FM frequency transmitted by TINY AUDIO C10 is used by an FM
broadcaster. TINY AUDIO C10 has an AFC function that allows you to continuously
listen to DAB programs through your car radio system without the need to change the
FM frequency manually. (Subject to car radio compatibility)
To perform this AFC function, your car radio must have AF (Alternative Frequency)