SoundMax SM-CDM1030 User Manual

Page 13

Radio operations

BAND button
Press the BND button on the front panel or on the RC repeatedly to select your desired radio band during

RADIO mode: FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1, AM2.

Auto/ Manual tuning

- Automatic tuning: Press the <> buttons on the front panel or 9 or : on the RC shortly, the automatic

search will start. It will play when finds the station.

- Manual tuning: press << or >> button on the front panel or 9 or : on the RC and hold for 2 seconds to

enter manual tuning. Press the <> buttons on the front panel or 9 or : on the RC repeatedly to select
a station downward or upward step by step.

Programming tuner stations
You can store up to a total of 30 radio stations in the memory (18 FM, 12 AM), manually or automatically.

- To store a station:
-

Select a band (if needed).

Select a station by <> buttons on the front panel or 9 or : on the RC.

Hold a Preset button (1-6) which you want store the station for at least 2 seconds.

- To recall a station:
-

Select a band (if needed).

Press a Preset button (1-6) briefly to recall the stored station.

AMS (Auto Memory Store) function
· Preset scan: press AMS button on the RC to scan all preset stations in the memory of the current band

and stay on each memory stations for about 5 seconds. The INT indicator on the LCD will flash during the
process. To stop preset scan, press this button again. To listen to saved station press 1-6 buttons.

· Auto memory store: press AMS button on the RC for more than 2 seconds to enter auto store mode.

The radio will automatically store the 6 strongest available stations to the 6 preset memories of the current

band. To stop auto store, press this button again.

Local/Distance Control
In radio mode, press the LOC button on the RC to select local or distance reception.
a. LOC ON showing on the display, means local reception is turned on;

b. _DX_ showing on the display, means distant reception is turned on.
Local and distance reception setting can facilitate the radio reception, depending on the location in which the

radio is being used.