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XMD1/XMD2
Radio Mode Operations
FM Reception
For enhanced FM performance the
®
tuner includes sig-
nal actuated stereo control and Multipath noise reduction circuits.
Listening to the Radio
1) Press the FUNC button 4 to select the radio mode, then the ra-
dio will be on.
2) To select a preset band, press the “BAND” button $,then select
one of the preset bands such as FM1, FM2, FM3, or AM. Every
time the “BAND” button $ is pressed, the display will change as:
FM1 ➜ FM2 ➜ FM3 ➜ AM ➜ FM1
3) Press the SRCH Left/Right button @, then the station at which
there is a broadcast will be selected (Seek selection).
Mute
Use this function to turn off the sound immediately.
Press the MUTE button !. The sound turns off and “MUTE” ap-
pears on the display. Press the MUTE button again to cancel the
mute mode.
Manual Tuning
1) Press the “BAND” button $, then select FM1, FM2, FM3 or AM.
2) Press and hold the “BAND” button $ for 2 seconds or longer,
then the display will show “MANU”, which means that a manual
selection function is on.
3) Press the SRCH Left/Right button @ and select the right station.
Seek Tuning
1) Press the “BAND” button $, then select FM1, FM2, FM3 or AM.
2) If the “MANU” on the display is on, press and hold the “BAND”
button $ for 2 seconds or longer. When the “MANU” display is
off, the Seek Selection function is on.
3) Press the SRCH Left/Right button @, then when it selects the
station in which there is a broadcast, it automatically stops.
Preset Memory Function
Preset Memory Function can store up to 24 stations: six stations for
each of FM1, FM2, FM3 and AM.
Note:
• When the present memory function is used, all the content of the
memory will be erased.
Manual memory function
1) Press the “BAND” button $, and select the band you want to
store in the memory.
2) Press the SRCH Left/Right button @ then select the station you
want to store in the memory.
3) Press and hold the Preset button 5 for 2 seconds or longer, then
the station will be stored in the memory.
Auto store function (Automatic Station Store)
1) Press the “BAND” button $, then select the band you want to
store in the memory.
2) Press and hold the AS button 6 for 2 seconds or longer, then the
station at which the reception is the strongest will be automati-
cally stored in the memory.
Note:
• When the number of stations stored is less than six, the previous
content of the memory for each direct button will be retained.
Preset Scanning (Preset Station Scan)
When the PS button 6 is pressed, the preset memory numbers
flash and the stations are tuned in for 7 seconds each in the order in
which they were stored. Press the PS button again to cancel the
preset scanning mode.
Instant Station Recall (ISR)
With this function, a specific radio station can be recalled from any
mode.
ISR memory
1) Press the FUNC button 4, then select the radio mode.
2) Select the radio station which you want to store in the memory.
3) Press and hold the ISR button ¥ for 2 seconds or longer.
Recalling ISR
Press the ISR button ¥ then the display will show “ISR”, then the
radio station previously memorized will be selected. Press the ISR
button ¥ again to disengage the unit from the Recalling ISR func-
tion.
Area Change
Use this function when you are using the boat stereo anywhere out-
side the U.S.
Switchable frequency spacing
This boat stereo is initially set to tune in frequency intervals of 10
kHz for AM and 200 kHz for FM, the standard calibrations in the U.S.
When using the unit outside the U.S., use the following procedure to
switch the frequency range.
The table below lists the frequency specifications for the U.S. and
other countries.
Switching the area change Outside U.S. (New Setting)
While pressing the “BAND” button $, press the SRCH Left button
@, then “outside U.S.” will be selected.
Inside U.S. standard (Initial Setting)
While pressing the “BAND” button $, press the SRCH Right button
@, then the “U.S. standard” will be selected.
87.5 to
108 MHz
AM
FM
Frequency
spacing
Frequency
range
Frequency
spacing
Frequency
range
Initial Setting
(U.S. standard)
New Setting
(outside U.S.)
10 kHz
530 to
1,710 kHz
200 kHz
87.9 to
107.9 MHz
9 kHz
531 to
1,629 kHz
50 kHz
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