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ENGLISH Listening to the radio You can tune in to both conventional and HD Radio broadcasts. • If you want to search for HD Radio stations only, see "Searching for HD Radio stations only" on page 9. What is HD Radio™ broadcasting? HD Radio stations can deliver high-quality digital sound-AM digital will have FM-like sound quality (in stereo) and FM digital will have CD-like sound quality-with static-free and clear reception. Furthermore, stations can offer text and data, such as artist names and song titles. • HD Radio tuners can also tune in to conventional analog broadcasts. • Many HD Radio stations offer more than one channel of programming. This service is called multicasting. • To find HD Radio stations in your area, visit . 1 Select "FM" or "AM." 2 Search for a station to listen-Auto Search. When a station is tuned in, searching stops. To stop searching, press the same button again. • You can also search for a station manually-Manual Search. Hold either one of the buttons until "M" flashes on the display, then press it repeatedly. • When receiving an FM stereo broadcast with sufficient signal strength, the ST indicator lights up on the display. Ex.: When receiving a conventional FM Ex.: When receiving an HD Radio station station Lights up when a digital audio is broadcast. Flashes when an analog audio is broadcast. Selected frequency Station Call Sign When receiving HD Radio multicast channels... Select your desired channel. Channel number • "LINKING" appears while linking to a multicast channel. 8

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When receiving HD Radio
multicast channels...
Listening to the radio
You can tune in to both conventional and HD Radio broadcasts.
•
If you want to search for HD Radio stations only, see “Searching for HD Radio stations only” on page 9.
1
Select “FM” or “AM.”
2
Search for a station to listen—Auto Search.
When a station is tuned in, searching stops. To stop searching, press the same
button again.
•
You can also search for a station manually—Manual Search.
Hold either one of the buttons until “M” flashes on the display, then press it
repeatedly.
•
When receiving an FM stereo broadcast with sufficient signal strength, the ST
indicator lights up on the display.
Ex.: When receiving a conventional FM
station
Ex.: When receiving an HD Radio
station
What is HD Radio™ broadcasting?
HD Radio stations can deliver high-quality digital sound—AM digital will have FM-like sound quality (in stereo)
and FM digital will have CD-like sound quality—with static-free and clear reception. Furthermore, stations can
offer text and data, such as artist names and song titles.
• HD Radio tuners can also tune in to conventional analog broadcasts.
• Many HD Radio stations offer more than one channel of programming. This service is called multicasting.
• To find HD Radio stations in your area, visit <http://www.hdradio.com/>.
Selected frequency
Lights up when a digital audio is broadcast.
Flashes when an analog audio is broadcast.
Station Call Sign
Channel number
Select your desired channel.
•
“LINKING” appears while linking to a multicast
channel.