. OPERATION DETAILED CONTROLS AND GAUGES 3-56)". a 3 - 55 Display Selection Button (TIME) On this ma chine, priority is give n to the freque ncy display. Wh en the freque ncy is be ing displayed , press bu tton (4) and the dis play will show the p resent time for 5 seconds. Aft er 5 seconds pass, the display retu rns automatically to the freq uency display. If any button other t han TIME ADJ ( H, M, ADJ) is pressed within 5 sec onds, the display (PAGE AS/PS butt on (5) actuates the auto store and preset scan functions.
re utton is pressed for more than 2 seconds during radio reception, a search is made automatically of the This button (5) actuates the au to store and pr eset scan functi Auto sto If this b 6 statio utton is pressed for more than 2 se conds during ra dio reception , a searc tomaticall y of the n settings to find an unused preset number, and th at frequency i s stored in the preset memory. Preset If this bu after pr receive tton is pressed withi n 2 seconds, it is possible to sel ect one of the already preset station s. Wait fo r 6 s ec. essing the button an d then press th e button again t o select the n ext pres et station.
If it is impossibl e to the preset frequenc y, the selection advances after 1 second to t he next preset station . Preset Station Buttons (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) d to decide which stations to preset, it is possible to select the desired stations each for both AM and FM. setting the stations, see "Controls of Radio (PAGE 3-56)". If this butto n (6) has been use d to decide wh touch. It is possible to preset 6 stations each for both AM an For details of the method of pre setting the sta tions, see "Con trols of Radio (PAGE 3 -56)". select the de sired station Display In this disp lay (7), receiving ba nd, frequency, preset No.
and time are show Time Reset Button Use this bu tton (8) when adjust ing the time. F or details of the method of ad justing th e time , see " Controls o f Radio (PAGE 3-5 6)". to 00 minutes H: Hour M: Minute ADJ: Sets Tuning Button (TUNING) Manual Tuning (MAN Use this bu tton (9) to change t he frequency. For further details, see "Contro ls of Radio (PA