Storing And Erasing Presets; Manual Storing; Automatic Storing (Autostore); Erasing Presets - T+A Elektroakustik T 1210 R Betriebsanleitung

The T 1210 R can store a total of 60 device settings
(presets). A preset contains all the current settings, i. e.
WIDE/NARROW, MONO/STEREO etc., in addition to the
frequency.
When you call up a preset the T 1210 R is returned to the
exact state it was in when you stored the setting.
When you are using the storage and erasure functions it
is not possible to change the reception mode (WIDE /
ATTENUATOR / MONO), change the mode of operation
(preset select / tuning) or call up the display functions.

Manual storing

First tune in the station to be stored as accurately as you
can, then press the   button. The display first
 
switches to normal brightness, regardless of the
previously set brightness level. On the right of the screen
you will see the transmitter frequency, and on the left a
P P P P
' ' followed by a flashing number.
This figure is the preset number under which the station
setting will be stored. The number can be changed to any
other using the     and 
a remote control system (see
Control'), you can use the numeric pad on the remote
control unit to change this number.
Once you have set the preset number you want, simply
press the   button and hold it pressed in for about
 
a second until the display shows the message '
That station is now stored, and can be called up at any
time by selecting its preset number.
You may want to interrupt the memory function without
storing a preset; just press the 
the T 1210 R immediately returns to the normal display.

Storing and erasing presets

 buttons. If you have  
section 'Remote
STORE STORE STORE STORE
 button briefly, and  

Automatic storing (AUTOSTORE)

When this function is switched on, the T 1210 R
automatically searches the entire FM band for stations
which will be received at high quality in the reception
mode 'STEREO / NARROW', and automatically stores
the stations it finds.
Using the AUTOSTORE function: first press the 
button.
You can now select a preset number as the starting point
(as when storing stations manually) using the 
and    buttons (you can also enter a number 
directly from the remote control unit). The stations found
will then be stored in the memory locations following this
starting number. If all the station memories are to be
used, select the number 01.
Once you have set the initial preset, tap the 
button repeatedly until the message '
the screen.
To initiate the automatic storing process press the
 button and hold it pressed in for about a second 
 
until the frequency display on the screen starts to
increment (run upwards). You can now follow the process
of seeking and storing stations by watching the screen.
The AUTOSTORE function ends automatically once the
whole FM band has been searched, or when all the
memories have been used.
'.
Note:
As the tuner is unable to assess the quality of reception
of the individual stations, you can revise manually the
presets which are stored automatically.
To do this, call up each preset in turn and try to improve
the reception quality by changing the reception mode
(WIDE / ATTENUATOR / MONO); then manually store
the preset again (see 'Manual Storing').
If you find presets for stations which are not worth recei-
ving, or if you find duplicate stations on different frequen-
cies, simply erase those presets (see 'Erasing Presets').

Erasing presets

First select the preset to be erased using the 
 buttons, or, if available, using the numeric pad on 
 
the Remote Control handset. Press the 
The preset number on the screen will now flash, and you
can change it as in the manual storing process.
Tap the     button repeatedly until the message
' CLEAR CLEAR CLEAR CLEAR ' appears on the screen.
Press the   button and hold it pressed in until the  
preset number stops flashing. The preset is now erased.
If you wish to interrupt the erasure process, simply tap
the   button briefly, without holding it pressed in.
 
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  

 

 
AUTO AUTO AUTO AUTO ' appears on
  and 
  button. 