Eton SOUND 110 - Manual (Page 6)

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You may store 10 AM and 20 FM stations. To store a station:
Tune to it first, then press PROGRAM on the remote; then use the
numeric keypad to enter the two-digit memory number that you wish
it to be stored in or scroll to that number with the remote’s PS/F but-
tons ; then press PROGRAM. By two-digit number we mean 01,
02 ….. 20. ‘PS’ stands for preset; ‘F’ stands for folder.
To scroll through what you’ve stored into memory, press the remote’s
PS/F buttons. ‘PS’ stands for preset; ‘F’ stands for folder. To
directly enter the memory that you wish to go to, press the memory’s
number, e.g. 01, 02, ….. 18, 19, 20.
Press the MODE button on the radio or the remote until UDISK or
SD/MMC appears. Plug in your USB or SD/MMC card. Play automati-
cally begins.
To advance folders, press the remote’s advance folder buttons,
PS/F . ‘F’ stands for folder. To advance tracks, press the button.
To go back to the beginning of a track, press the button. To go
back to the previous track, press the button twice. To advance
or go back within tracks keep the buttons pressed. To pause
play, press the button. To start play again, press it again. Press the
stop button to stop play. During play, folder, track, play time, song
name, artist and album name flash in the display.
While playing from a USB or SD/MMC card, you may select the follow-
ing play modes with the remote; they show in the upper portion of
PLAYING FROM A USB OR SD/MMC CARD
SOUND 110 OWNER’S MANUAL
RETRIEVING STATIONS STORED IN MEMORY
STORING AM OR FM FREQUENCIES