Fine tuning the Blaupunkt Siena RCM 148 car stereo
I was wondering how to fine tune the radie because i want to tune in a station for my i-trip fro my ipod but cant seem to be able to fine tune to a frequency that isnt a radio station?
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Press on the Menu key and get into Tuner list, look for this function if any.
Seek or Scan --Auto/Manual
PTY must OFF
Seek Sense --- set to high if indication is LO1,2,3 Hi 4,5,6 choose Hi 6
Thats an amplifier, not a head unit. The point of that is to power the speakers. The output on the head unit plugs into this, and the speakers plug into this. You tune the station on the head unit in the dashboard
Toshiba TV 2151TB Tuning Press remote button adjacent to the picture brightness button. The symbol of a clock appears. Press the button again and the >>> symbol appears, this is for course tuning. Touch the Increase Volume button and auto tuning starts. When a station is found two green underlines appear. Type the station number i.e.for 2 type 02, this stores the station. Touch the Increase volume button again to find the nexr station. Upto 39 stations can be stored. Fine tuning of any station is achieved by pressing the tuning button until three blocks sysbol is displayed. Use the Increase/Decrease Volume buttos to fine tune the station.
If you have activated traffic information priority and tune into a station
that does not offer traffic reports, you will hear a warning beep every
30 seconds. Please tune into a station offering traffic information with
seek tuning, for example, or switch the TA function off.
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