Does anyone know what all the functions do under radio setup ...when you hit the eject button and am/fm at the sometime? 4 turns the radio on and off ...and I am curios what the other functions 0-9 do?

 

The following is from a post by RichyP on the RoadFly forum in '07. I have not been able to locate the apparently separate radio manual that he is posting from. It would be nice to better understand the secret detailed operation of the radio.

Anyone heard from Richy since he moved to Germany?

1. RBDS Enable
2. TAPE CLEAN Reminder
3. AERIAL CLEAN Reminder
4. MUTE Facility
5. KEY OFF EJECT (Cassette)
6. Blank (From other sources SatNav Audio function)
7. DIVERSITY AERIAL (Whatever that is)???
8. AF ON/OFF (RBDS specific)
9. FADE for convertibles JLM 10 03 14/101
0. Region set up for auto tune, station seeking

Auto memory (A-MEM)

The automatic memory function programs the nine strongest stations on the selected waveband into presets 1 to 9. To activate this function, hold the A-MEM button for at least two seconds.

The radio is muted briefly while it searches the waveband for the nine strongest stations. A beep indicates that programming is complete and preset number '1' is selected. If stations cannot be found for all preset buttons, those found will be allocated to preset buttons, starting with number ‘1’, leaving the remainder not programmed. The display will show 'NO FM' or 'NO AM' if unprogrammed buttons are selected. To switch between the A-MEM preset stations and your own presets, press the button for less than two seconds. A-MEM with radio broadcast data system (RBDS) selected if the A-MEM function is operated while in RBDS mode, the radio will be muted briefly, while a search is made for the nine strongest RBDS stations. Similarly, if A-MEM is used with Traffic Announcement (TA) activated, the radio will only program the nine strongest RBDS stations carrying traffic information. If stations cannot be found for all preset buttons, those which are found will be allocated to preset buttons, starting with number ‘1’, leaving the remainder not programmed. The display will show 'NO FM' or 'NO AM' if unprogrammed buttons are selected.

Note: When used correctly, RBDS and TP are very effective additional features in the radio’s capabilities. However, if these facilities are used without full understanding, they may cause a situation confusing to the operator. This is less likely to occur as more RBDS stations become available.

See page 2-2 for operating the radio’s RBDS and TA functions.

 

Here are some TSBs for the info you are needing.

bob gauff

 

thanks so much guys...exactly what i needed