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using the signal (see chapter 6 "USING THE MENU" for

more information). The RDS CT feature is a convenient

feature that enables you to always have the correct time

set when tuning in to an FM station that broadcasts an

RDS CT signal.

NOTE

Not all stations broadcast the CT and many are not

always accurate, this is the fault the broadcast signal

not the radio.

When tuned to an FM station with RDS, additional

information that is being broadcasted can be shown in the

Text display (U) by repeatedly pressing the Info button (29).

The radio will show the following information in sequence:

1. Preset name - Displays the name of the

preset.

2. Program service name - Displays the name that is

broadcasted by the radio

station.

3. Program Type - Displays the type of program

that is being received.

4. Radio Text - Displays text message that

is broadcasted by the radio

station.

5. Signal strength - Displays the signal strength.

6. Signal-noise ratio - Displays the signal to noise

ratio.

7. Memory bank A / B / C - Displays the memory bank

that is currently being used.

The available layers of information and the information

that is displayed are also shown in the table below:

Layer FM with RDS or RBDS

1 Preset name

2 RDS / RBDS PS

3 RDS / RBDS PTY

4 RDS / RBDS RT

5 RSSI -- xxDB

6 SNR -- xxDB

7 MEMOBANK - A / B / C

Note: RSSI: Radio Signal Strength Indication

SNR: Signal to Noise Ratio

RDS: Radio Data System for Europe area

RBDS: Radio Broadcast Data System

USING THE RADIO TO CHARGE

BATTERIES

The ATS-909X2 can be used to charge rechargeable NI-

MH or NI-CAD batteries when the radio is powered off.

Before charging batteries using the ATS-909X2, please

first make sure that the batteries that are being used are

rechargeable NI-MH or NI-CAD batteries.

Then follow these steps to charge the batteries:

1. Open the Battery Compartment cover (43) in the

direction indicated by the arrow on the cover.

2. Insert 4 x NI-MH or NI-CAD (AA Size) batteries into the

Battery Compartment (43) with polarities as shown on

the diagram on the cover and inside the compartment.

3. Place the Battery switch (47) in the NIMH / NICAD

(Charger) position.

4. Close the Battery Compartment (43) again.

5. Make sure the radio is turned off to charge the batteries.

The Charge indicator (9) will blink in red when the

batteries are being charged.

6. When the batteries are fully charged, the Text display

(U) will show the message "BATT FULL".

NOTE

If any abnormalities are detected while charging

batteries, the Text display (U) will show the message

"BT-X-CHECK", where "X" represents the number of

the battery that needs to be checked and / or replaced

(e.g. "BT-1-CHECK" means that battery 1 needs to be

checked and / or replaced). Which battery corresponds

to which battery number is shown both on the battery

compartment cover (43) and inside the battery

compartment (43).

SETTING THE DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS

LEVEL

The Backlight button (11) can be used to illuminate the

display or to set the brightness level of the display. Press

the Backlight button (11) repeatedly to select the desired

brightness level or to illuminate the display when the

backlight has turned off.

CHECKING THE SOFTWARE VERSION

The radio's software version can be shown both in the

menu and by performing these steps:

1. Make sure the radio is powered off.

2. Press the Enter button (30), the radio shows the

software version on its display.

The version display cannot be altered and is just for

your reference.

USING THE TONE CONTROL SWITCH

The Tone Control switch (14) at the right side of the radio

allows you to adjust the tone of the radio based on the

broadcasted programs. The switch has three settings:

Music, Normal and News.

NOTE

This switch can also be used to reduce noise on the AM

/ USB / LSB bands by placing it in the News position.

This can enhance the voice quality as well.

USING THE LOCK SWITCH

The Lock switch (15) can be used to prevent unintentional

operation of the radio. This can come in handy to prevent

the radio from being turned on when it is being transported

or to prevent the radio from accidentally being powered off.

When the Lock switch (15) is placed in the ON position,

the radio will not respond to any user input and the Button

Lock indicator (A) will be shown on the radio's display. To

unlock the radio, place the switch in the OFF position. The

Button Lock indicator (A) will now no longer be shown and

the radio can be operated again using its buttons.

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