Storing Station Presets; Storing Stations Automatically (Travelstore); Listening To Station Presets; Scanning Receivable Stations (Scan) - Blaupunkt Daytona Beach C34 Instrucciones De Manejo E Instalación

RADIO MODE
"SENS HI" means that the tuner is set
to high sensitivity. "SENS LO" means it
is set to the lower sensitivity setting.
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Set the required sensitivity using
the @ or # buttons 7.
When you have finished making your
changes,
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press the MENU button 8.
Note:
Different seek tuning sensitivities
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can be set separately for FM and
AM (including LW) respectively.
Tuning into stations manually
You can also tune into stations manually.
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Press the @ or # button 7.

Storing station presets

Storing stations manually
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Select the required memory bank
(FM1, FM2 or FMT) or the AM
(MW) or the LW waveband
respectively.
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Tune into the station.
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Press one of the station buttons
1 - 6 9 for longer than two
seconds to store the station in that
preset memory.
Storing stations automatically
(Travelstore)
You can automatically store the six
stations with the strongest reception in
the region. The stations are stored in
the FMT, AM (MW) or LW memory
depending on the selected frequency
band.
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Note:
Any stations that were previously
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stored on this memory bank are
deleted in the process.
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Press and hold the BND-TS button
4 until seek tuning begins.
The station storing procedure begins.
"TSTORE" appears in the display. After
the process is completed, the station
that is stored in location 1 of the
respective memory level will be played.

Listening to station presets

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Select the memory bank on which
the station was stored.
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Press the preset station button
1 - 6 9 of the station you want to
listen to.
Scanning receivable stations
(SCAN)
You can briefly listen in to all receivable
stations by activating the scan function.
The scanning time can be set in the
menu at between 5 and 30 seconds.
Starting SCAN
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Hold down the MENU button 8 for
more than two seconds.
The scanning process begins. "SCAN"
appears briefly on the display, followed
by the current frequency, which flashes.