Sanyo ICR-XPS01M Instruction Manual - Page 148

Using the FM radio menu ( FM setting), AUTO PRESET, OUTPUT

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Using the FM radio menu ( FM setting) AUTO PRESET With this function, stations with strong signals that you can now hear on the unit are received and then preset. • By using the auto preset function, you can tap / to select a preset station. NO: Cancel auto preset. YES: Use auto preset. If you selected "YES", "AUTO PRESET.." appears and stations are automatically selected, starting from frequencies in the lower limit. Received stations are automatically preset. • Auto preset ends when either 20 stations which can be received are registered, or when the frequency upper limit is reached. Then, broadcast from the station registered to channel 1 is received. • If the signal is weak or the reception state is bad, auto preset may not be possible. • If there is interference signal nearby, the interference signal may be received and preset. This is not a malfunction. OUTPUT During FM radio reception, you can output the broadcast to the speakers even when your headphones are plugged into the unit. Because your headphones also act as an antenna during FM radio reception, they must be plugged into the headphones socket of the unit. Usually, when you connect the headphones to the unit, audio is output only to the headphones. However, if the setting is changed to "SPEAKER", even when your headphones are connected to the unit, you can still hear the broadcast from the speakers. AUTO: Broadcast is not output to the speakers when your headphones are connected to the unit. 148

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AUTO PRESET
With this function, stations with strong
signals that you can now hear on the unit
are received and then preset.
•
By using the auto preset function, you
can tap
/
to select a preset
station.
NO: Cancel auto preset.
YES: Use auto preset.
If you selected “YES”, “AUTO PRESET..”
appears and stations are automatically
selected, starting from frequencies in
the lower limit. Received stations are
automatically preset.
•
Auto preset ends when either 20 stations
which can be received are registered,
or when the frequency upper limit is
reached. Then, broadcast from the station
registered to channel 1 is received.
•
If the signal is weak or the reception state
is bad, auto preset may not be possible.
•
If there is interference signal nearby, the
interference signal may be received and
preset. This is not a malfunction.
OUTPUT
During FM radio reception, you can output
the broadcast to the speakers even when
your headphones are plugged into the unit.
Because your headphones also act as an
antenna during FM radio reception, they
must be plugged into the headphones
socket of the unit. Usually, when you
connect the headphones to the unit, audio
is output only to the headphones. However,
if the setting is changed to “SPEAKER”,
even when your headphones are connected
to the unit, you can still hear the broadcast
from the speakers.
AUTO:
Broadcast is not output to the speakers
when your headphones are connected to
the unit.
Using the FM radio menu (
FM setting)