Job radio (M445) (optional)

?�POWER ON-OFF?� (power switch)

Radio works when the ignition key is in the ?�ON?� (?�On.") Or "ACC". Click on the button to turn on the power. In receive mode, the radio station on the LCD display shows the frequency of the station, in operation, CD-player - one of the number of tracks CD. to turn off the radio, press the button again.

?�VOLUME?� (volume control)

To increase the volume, turn the knob clockwise, and to decrease the volume - counter clockwise.

?�BAND Selector?� (range selection button)

Selecting the FM band.

Pressing the FM button switches the FM1 and FM2.

Selecting the AM (MW, LW) band.

Pressing the AM button switches ranges AM (MW, LW). Selected range AM (MW, LW) is displayed on the LCD.

?�TUNE / MODE?� (knob frequency / tone control knob, adjust audio balance)

To increase the frequency, turn the knob clockwise to reduce - counterclockwise.

Tone knob, adjust the audio balance

Press ?�MODE?� to select the sound mode BASS, MIDDLE, TREBLE, FADER and adjust the audio balance. The selected mode is displayed on the LCD. To make changes to the selected mode, turn the knob ?�MODE?� or counter-clockwise.

?�BASS?� (tone control in the low-frequency sound)

To increase the tone in the low-frequency sound, turn the knob clockwise to decrease the tone - counterclockwise.

?�MIDDLE?� (tone control in the midrange)

To increase the tone in the midrange, turn the knob clockwise to decrease - counterclockwise.

?�TREBLE?� (tone control in the treble)

To increase the tone in the treble, turn the knob clockwise to decrease - counterclockwise.

?�FADER?� (adjustment of front / rear speakers)

Turn the knob clockwise to increase the volume of the front speakers. The volume of the rear speakers will be reduced.

By turning the knob clockwise increases the volume of the rear speakers. The volume of the front speakers decreases.

?�BALANCE?� (audio balance adjustment)

Turn the knob clockwise to increase the volume of the right speaker. The volume of the left speaker decreases.

By turning the knob clockwise increases the volume of the left speaker. The volume of the right speaker decreases.

?�SEEK Select Button?� (button auto setup receivable stations)

Press the frequency setting (?�SEEK?�) to automatically adjust to the next station with a stable signal. By clicking on the side the radio automatically tunes to the next station with a higher frequency of broadcasts, and when you press the side - A lower frequency broadcast.

?�BSM?� (Button memorize stations with the strongest signlom)

When you press the button, the selection of the six stations with the strongest signals and record them in memory. Selected stations are arranged in ascending frequency broadcasting, starting with the first key storing stations.

?�EQ?� (key tone correction - EQ)

This button is used to select the following types of sound color: CLASSIC (CLASSIC), ROCK (ROCK), JAZZ (JAZZ), POPS and DEFEAT (sound color available). Each time you press the button on the LCD will be shown alternately sound modes:

CLASSIS-POPS-ROCK-JAZZ-DEFEAT.

Buttons storing stations

You can enter this Radio with cassette memory for six stations in each band AM (MW, LW), FM1, FM2.

Storing the stations

You can add to the audio memory 6 stations in the AM band and 12 stations in FM. After that, pressing the range selection and / or one of the six buttons storing stations choose one of these stations. to put in the memory of the station, follow the steps listed below.

Press the range selector to select one of the band: AM (MW, LW), FM1 and FM2.

Select a station you wish to store in memory, using manual or automatic tuning.

Select the memory station you want to assign to that station.

Press and hold the button for two seconds or more. When you release the button, you hear a beep. Then continue storing the next desired station. Total 24 stations can be programmed by setting a button, a station broadcasting in the range AM (MW, LW) and two in FM.

At the end of programming including any of the preset stations after selecting any of the band AM, FM1, or FM2, and clicking on the appropriate button memory frequency stations.