Bose Lifestyle 10 Owner's guide - Page 20

Tuner

(Radio)

Operation

The

Lifestyle"

,

music

oenter's

AM/FM

tuner

will

store

up

to

33

selected

stations

in

the

memory

(Preset).

Any

selection

of

AM

and

FM

stations

may

be

preset

in

any

order,

regardless

of

where

they

are

found

on

the

dial.

In

most

areas,

this

will

ac-

commodate

the

majority

of

stations

with

usable

signal

strengths

on

both

bands.

A

label

is

provided

on

the

rear

of

the

remote

control

fa

easy

reference

to any

radio

stations

you

choose

to

preset,

as

explained

below.

Remove

the

label's

protective

plastic

cover.

Programming

the

inner

The

tuner

is

programmed

using

the

Music

Center

control

panel.

Please

take

a

few

moments

to

learn

the

programing

system

for

storing

your

favorite

stations,

described

below.

Note:

Because

of

this

large

reservoir

of

stored

radiostations,

tuneror:terationis

simplified

by

using

presets,

rather

than

reliance

on

manual

tuning

used

with

conventional

audio

systems.

Begin

by

turning

the

Music

Center

off

(press

the

OFF

key).

Open

the

Music

Center

lid

to

access

the

full

control

panel

in-

side.

Then

press

TUNER

A.

This

resets

priority

to

Zone

1

and

selects

the

tuner

band

last

played.

Note:

it

is

helpful

to

have

a

penci

I

and

paper

available

to

record

each

station's

location

as

you

enter

presets.

1.

To

change

to the

AM

or

FM

band

for

the

fi

rst

station

you

wish

to

store,

press

both

the

TUNERA

and

V

keys

simul-

taneously.

The

tuner

will

switch

from

FM

to

AM

(or

re-

verse).

The

display

will

change

accordingly

from

"FM

....

MHz."

to

"AM

....

kHz."

2.

Press

the

MANUAL

key

until

the

PRESET

indicator

in

the

display

goes

off.

Manual

tuning

is

now

possible.

The

tuner

is

now

ready

to

store

stations.

Note:

After

15

seconds

with

no

manual

activity,

the

tuner

-

will

revert

to

preset

mode.

Simply

press

the

MANUAL

key

once

again

to

regain

manual

control.

3.

Press

the

TUNER

A

or

V

key

repeatedly

to

approach

the

desired

station

frequency.

Alternatively,

hold

down

the

TUNER

A

or

V

key

for

about

two

seconds,

then

release:

The

tuner

will

"seek"

up

or

down

the

band,

stopping

automatically

at

the

first

broad-

cast

with

sufficient

signal

strength.

If

this

is

not

the

pre-

ferred

station,

repeat

until

the

desired

station

is

selected.

4.

To

store

a

selected

station,

press

the

MEMORY

key.

PRE-

SET

will

flash

in

the

display,

indicating

a

preset

location,

1

through

30,

may

now

be

selected

for

the

station.

Note:

This

condition

will

last

for

about

10

seconds;

tithe

PRE-

SET

indication

goes

out

before

you

have

stored

a

station,

sim-

ply

press

MEMORY

again.

•

S.

While

the

PRESET

indication

flashes,

select

a

preset

loca-

tion

for

your

station

using

the

TUNERA

orV

keys

again.

Press

either

key

repeatedly

to

reach

the

desired

preset

number

(the

radio

station

won't

change

now,

just

the

pre-

set

number

and

location

you

are

about

to

load).

Preset

numbers

step

up

in

sequence

on

the

display

window:

1,

2.3

29,

30.1,

2

....

(0r

reverse,

if

you

use

the

V

key.)

6.

When

the

desired

preset

number

appears

in

the

display.

press

the

STORE

key.

Your

station

is

now

stored

in

mem-

ory

and

will

play

whenever

that

preset

number

is

called.

7.

To

store

another

station

in

the

same

(AM

or

FM)

band,

re-

peat

steps

2.6.

To

store

a

station

from

the

other

band.

re-

peat

steps

1-6.

A

preset

location

may

be

changed

at

any

time.

When

a

new

station

is

stored,

a

location's

previous

station

will

be

"forgotten."

Note:

Few

people

listen

routinely

to

30

rackb

stations,

so

some

preset

strategy

may

be

in

order.

For

instance.

you

might

want

to

store

your

favorite

half

-dozen

stations

in

positions

1.6,

those

you

use

ons

)(rarely

(

forout-of-town

ball

games

or

for-

eign

-language

broadcasts)

at

another

location

—

25

through

30,

for

example.

Or

you

might

assign

each

household

mem-

ber

his

or

herown

preset

region:

a

station

may

be

loaded

into

more

than

one

preset

location.

Presets

will

remain

in

memory

for

several

days

even

during

•

power

outages,

or

when

the

Lifestyle""

music

center

is

un-

plugged

for

several

days.

After

a

more

extended

period

the

memory

may

have

cleared.

If

this

occurs,

the

preset

proce-

dure

maybe

followed

again.

You

can

record

these

presets

on

a

label

on

the

back

of

the

remote

control.

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