Selecting A Station; Aux In - Silvercrest SIRD 14 A1 - IAN 93842 Bedienungsanleitung

SilverCrest SIRD 14 A1

Selecting a station

Proceed as follows to select a station:
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Extract the telescopic antenna [12] fully.
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Rotate the NAVIGATE knob [4] to tune to the frequency you want manually. To search for a
station automatically, press the NAVIGATE knob [4]. You can stop the station search by
pressing the NAVIGATE knob [4] again. The display [2] indicates the current frequency in
MHz. As soon as a station has detected, the display [2] shows its name instead of the
frequency. If required, move the telescopic antenna into a different position or move the device
to optimise reception of the current station.
Depending on the direction of rotation of the NAVIGATE knob [4] the station search
starts increasing or decreasing the frequency.
Saving/recalling stations
Proceed as follows to save a station:
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To save the current radio station, hold the FAVOURITE button [7] down for approx. 2 seconds
until the favourite list appears.
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Use the NAVIGATE knob [4] to select which one of the 10 station presets you want.
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Press the NAVIGATE knob [4] to save the radio station on the selected station preset. Please
note that any station presets used will be overwritten. Only the frequency is saved, not the
station name.
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To recall a previously saved stations, briefly press the FAVOURITE button [7] and use the
NAVIGATE knob [4] to select the station from the list. Press the NAVIGATE knob [4] to play the
selected station.
If you press the MENU button [6], you can choose one of the following options as well as the
"System Settings" and "Main menu" options:
[Scan setting] This option lets you choose if the device searches for "strong" stations only or also
for "weak" stations.
[Audio setting] This lets you define that "weak" stations are to be received in Mono only. This
can help to reduce noise.

AUX in

Use this operating mode to play music from an external audio source on your Internet Radio.
Proceed as follows:
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Connect one end of the audio cable [D] to the headphones jack of your external audio source.
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