Display Items; Receiving The Stored Stations - Sony MEX-5DI Mode D'emploi

Display items

:
Standard mode
Tuner Radio
Preset
icon band
number
Frequency
Spectrum analyzer mode/Panorama/Wall
paper mode/Screen saver mode/Slide show
mode:
Radio Preset
band number
Frequency
Clock mode:
Radio Preset
band number Frequency
Clock
* This is displayed only when the station name has
been assigned. See "Storing station names" on
page 28.
Station name*
Station name*

Receiving the stored stations

1
Press (SOURCE) repeatedly to select
the radio.
2
Press (MODE) repeatedly to select the
band.
3
Press the number button ((1) to (6))
on which the desired station is stored.
Tip
Press M or m to receive the stations in the order they
are stored in the memory (Preset Search function).
If preset tuning does not work
Press < (SEEK –) or , (SEEK +) to
search for the station (automatic
tuning).
Scanning stops when the unit receives a
station. Repeat until the desired station is
received.
Tips
• If automatic tuning stops too frequently, turn on the
Local Seek to limit seek to stations with stronger
signals (see "Changing the sound and display
settings" on page 40).
• If you know the frequency of the station you want to
listen to, press and hold < or , to locate the
approximate frequency, then press the < or ,
repeatedly to fine adjust to the desired frequency
(manual tuning).
If FM stereo reception is poor
Select monaural reception mode
(see "Changing the sound and display
settings" on page 40).
The sound improves, but becomes monaural
("STEREO" disappears).
Note
If interference occurs, this unit will automatically
narrow the reception frequency to eliminate noise (IF
Auto function). In such cases, some FM stereo
broadcasts may become monaural while in the stereo
reception mode.
Tips
• To always hear FM stereo broadcasts in stereo, you
can change the IF Auto setting and widen the
frequency signal reception (see "Changing the
sound and display settings" on page 40). Note that
some interference may occur in this setting.
• If FM broadcasts are difficult to hear, set "DSO" to
"OFF" (page 41).
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