Chapter 3: The Radio; Listening To The Radio - Sony HCD-T1 Manual De Instrucciones

Chapter 3:
the
Radio

Listening to the Radio

Presetting Radio Stations
Listening to the Preset
Radio Stations
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Chapter 3: the Radio

Listening to the
Radio
You can have the tuner automatically scan
and tune in the stations with clear signals.
This feature saves you time in searching for
stations with clear signals. However, you
will have to manually tune in stations with
weak signals that are skipped by automatic
tuning.
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Tuner CD Player
2
1
Press POWER.
2
Press BAND repeatedly until the band
you want appears in the display.
As you press BAND, the band changes
as follows:
German, Italian and gold colour models:
FM Bb AM
Other models:
b FM b MW b LW
3
Press TUNING/PLAY MODE until
"AUTO" appears in the display.
4
Press TUNING +/– to tune in the
desired station.
To tune in a higher frequency station,
press TUNING +, and to tune in a lower
frequency station press TUNING –.
The tuner starts scanning stations
automatically, and stops when it finds a
clear station.
"TUNED" appears in the display.
"STEREO" also appears if the FM
station tuned in is broadcasting in
stereo.
5
If you do not want to listen to the
station selected, press TUNING +/–
again to restart the scan.
When the desired station is not
tuned in
Automatic tuning may skip a station with a
weak signal. Tune in the station manually.
1
Press TUNING/PLAY MODE repeatedly
until "MANUAL" appears in the display.
2
Keep pressing TUNING +/– until the
desired station is tuned in.
To improve AM (MW and LW) broadcast
reception
Reorient the supplied AM loop aerial for AM
(MW and LW).
When an FM programme is not received
clearly
Press STEREO/MONO until "MONO"
appears in the display. There will be no stereo
effect, but the reception will improve. Press
STEREO/MONO again to restore the stereo
4,5
effect.
3
One Touch Play feature
Press BAND when the power is off or you are
listening to another source.
You will be able to listen to the last received
station without pressing any other buttons.