·Up and Down Tuning Arrow
To search the frequency band starting with the current frequency:
Select the desired frequency band, then long press the [Up or Down Tuning Arrow], the radio
will start searching the selected frequency band, forward or backward, and stop searching
after locating for a strong signal. Short pressing the [Up or Down Tuning Arrow] will also stop the
search.
( Note: Stations found in this search are not stored in the station memory. )
③ Directly input the radio frequency
Press [FREQ] button to enter the keyboard input radio mode, enter the radio station you want to
search through the numeric keypad, and press [FREQ] button again to confirm. The frequency
band will jump to the frequency band you entered.
( Note: If the entered radio frequency does not exist in this band, the screen will display an
Error symbol. )
2. Memory System
·Manual
A memory location stores the station frequency along with the stereo setting for FM and the
bandwidth for LW/MW/SW.
This radio has 500 memory locations, 100 for each band, organized into 10 pages with 10 memory
locations each. Therefore, the storage location of each radio station is "page (0-9) -code number
(0-9)", for example "P18" refers to the 8th slot on page 1.
Select the desired band (FM, MW, LW, SW or AIR) first. Then to save or retrieve a station
in memory, first establish the current memory page by pressing the [PAGE] button and then
pressing the page number button (0-9). Once a page is selected, a frequency is stored to a
memory location within the page by long pressing the position number button (0-9). After the
station is successfully saved, the radio will display “PAGE—SAVE”.
( NOTE: To recall a saved station, just press the number button (0-9) of the memory position
within the current page. After the station is successfully retrieved, the radio will display “ PAGE—
LOAD”. )
·Auto Tune Storage (ATS)
This radio has the capability to scan the bands and automatically store stations into memory. It
loads them sequentially by page, and by position within the page, overwriting any previously
stored stations. ATS is invoked by first selecting the band and then with a long press of the band
button, FM, LW, MW, SW or AIR. ATS stores relatively stronger stations, and may skip some that
are barely audible.
Note that for shortwave, the radio only scans within the international broadcast frequencies, not
amateur radio or commercial bands. Refer to the SW topic.
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