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Memorizing the Stations Automatically
-The BTM function — how this function operates-
This function starts by searching stations from the lowest
frequency of the currently tuned in band. When a station is
located, it will be stored in the memory on the preset
number button whose number is indicated on the display
window. If there is no preset number indicated, it will be
stored in the memory on the preset number button 1
onward. It continues to store the stations in the memory
until all the preset number buttons are occupied.
For example, if the FM1 band was selected, it will continue
until the preset number button 10 on the FM2 band is
occupied.
When all the preset number buttons are occupied with the
memories before the highest receivable frequency is
searched, the unit will start searching for higher frequencies
from where it was left off. This is to check if there are any
more stations with clearer receptions than the ones already
stored in the memory.
If a station with a clearer reception is found, the unit will
store it in the memory in place of a station with inferior
reception.
Lastly, it rearranges all the stations in the order of frequency
from the lowest and stores them in the memory. The whole
operation is now completed. The stations with clearer
receptions are stored in the memory on the preset number
buttons in the order of frequency.
Notes
• There may be cases where
there are not enough
receivable stations due to the
lack of stations in the
vicinity or weak broadcasting
signals. In such cases, the
ETTM operation may stop
without all the buttons being
occupied with memories.
• If you start the BTM operation
from the FM1 band, it will
continue to store stations in
the memory on the FM2
band. Care must be taken if
you wish to keep the stored
stations on the FM2 band.
• If you start the BTM operation
from the FM2 band, it will
stop when all the memories
on the FM2 band are
occupied. It will not continue
to the FM1 band.
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