Listening To The Radio; Setting Mono/Stereo; Presetting Stations - Samsung HT-J4500 Mode D'emploi

Playing Content
To enable the background music function, the
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photo file must be in the same storage media as
the music file. However, the sound quality can be
affected by the bitrate of the MP3 file, the size of
the photo, and the encoding method.
Creating a Photo Playlist
You can create a photo playlist in nearly the same
way you create a music playlist. See page 24 for
instructions. Select photo files instead of music files.

Listening to the Radio

• To listen to the radio, you must connect the
supplied FM antenna.
Operating the Radio with the Remote Control
1. Press the FUNCTION button to select FM.
2.
Tune to the desired station.
• Preset Tuning 1 : Press the 5 button to
select PRESET, and then press the TUNING
UP, DOWN button to select a preset station.
- Before you can tune to preset stations, you
must add preset stations to the product's
memory.
• Manual Tuning : Press the 5 button to
select MANUAL, and then press the TUNING
UP, DOWN button to tune in to a lower or
higher frequency.
• Automatic Tuning : Press the 5 button to
select MANUAL, and then press and hold the
TUNING UP, DOWN button to automatically
search the band.
Setting Mono/Stereo
Press the MO/ST button.
• Each time you press the button, the sound
switches between STEREO and MONO.
• In a poor reception area, select MONO for a clear,
interference-free broadcast.

Presetting Stations

Example : Presetting FM 89.10 into memory.
1. Press the FUNCTION button to select FM.
2. Press the TUNING UP, DOWN button to select
<89.10>.
3. Press the TUNER MEMORY button.
• NUMBER flashes on the display.
4. Press the TUNER MEMORY button again.
• Press the TUNER MEMORY button before
NUMBER disappears from the display on its
own.
• After you press the TUNER MEMORY button,
NUMBER disappears from the display and the
station is stored in memory.
5.
To preset another station, repeat steps 2 to 4.
• To tune in to a preset station, press the
TUNING UP, DOWN button.
About RDS Broadcasting
Using the RDS (Radio Data System) to
receive FM stations
RDS allows FM stations to send an additional signal along
with their regular program signals.
For example, the stations send their station names, as well
as information about what type of program they broadcast,
such as sports or music, etc.
When tuned to an FM station which provides the RDS
service, the RDS indicator lights up on the display.
Description on RDS function
• PTY (Program Type) : Displays the type of program
currently being broadcast.
• PS NAME (Program Service Name) : Indicates the
name of broadcasting station and is composed of 8
characters.
• RT (Radio Text) : Decodes the text broadcast by
a station (if any) and is composed of maximum 64
characters.
• CT (Clock Time) : Decodes the real time clock from the
FM frequency. Some stations may not transmit PTY, RT
or CT information therefore this may not be displayed
in all cases.
• TA (Traffic Announcement) : TA ON/OFF it shows that
the traffic announcement is in progress.
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RDS may not operate correctly if the station tuned is
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not transmitting RDS signal properly or if the signal
strength is weak.
To show the RDS signals
You can see the RDS signals the station sends on the
display.
Press the RDS DISPLAY button while listening to an FM
station.
• Each time you press the button, the display change to
show you the following information : PS NAME ; RT;
CT ; Frequency
PS
(Program
Service)
RT
(RadioText)
Frequency
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- English
While searching, <PS NAME>
appears and then the station names
will be displayed. <NO PS> appears
if no signal is sent.
While searching, <RT> appears
and then text messages the station
sends will be displayed. <NO RT>
appears if no signal is sent.
Station frequency (non-RDS service)