System 1230 Stereo  (130-1250)    Radio Operation      Faxback Doc. # 16394
Rack System

You can tune to a radio station using manual tuning, automatic search
tuning, remote tuning, or program tuning.

NOTE:  If FM stereo reception is noisy, press FM MONO.  MONO appears on
       the display.  The sound is no longer in stereo, but the reception
       improves.  To return to stereo, press FM MONO again.  MONO
       disappears from the display, and STEREO reappears.

Manual Tuning

Follow these steps to manually tune to a station.

1.  Press TUNER to select the tuner.  The TUNER indicator lights.

2.  Press BAND SELECT to select the desired band.  AM, FM1 and FM2 appear
    in sequence on the display as you press this button.

3.  Press TUNING \/ or /\ to tune to the desired station.  The TUNED
    indicator lights when you tune to a station.  Hold down \/ or /\ for
    fast tuning.

Automatic Search Tuning

Follow these steps to automatically search for stations.

1.  Press TUNER.  The TUNER indicator lights.

2.  Press BAND SELECT until the desired band (AM, FM1, or FM2) appears on
    the display.

3.  Press AUTO SEARCH.  AUTO appears on the display.

4.  Press TUNING \/ or /\.  The tuner automatically locks on the next
    strong station.  To turn off the automatic search operation. press AUTO
    SEARCH to AUTO disappears from the display.

    NOTE:  When you tune to an FM stereo broadcast, STEREO appears in the
           display, unless you press FM MONO.

Programmed Tuning

You can store 6 AM and 12 FM stations.  Then, you can instantly tune to a
station by selecting the band (AM, FM1, or FM2) and pressing the desired
memory station button (1 to 6) on the system or the remote control.

Follow these steps to store radio stations in memory.

1.  Press BAND SELECT to select the desired band.

2.  Tune to a station you want to store.

3.  Press MEMORY.  MEMORY appears on the display for about 5 seconds.

4.  While MEMORY is displayed, press one of the six memory station buttons.
    This stores the station in memory under the selected station button
    number.

5.  Repeat Steps 2 through 4 to store other frequencies in the same radio
    band.  Repeat the entire procedure to store station in the other bands.

    NOTE:  This system holds the stored stations in memory for about 24
           hours if you unplug the AC power cord or if a power failure
           occurs.


(ALL-08/09/95)