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Select: RADIO button > control button Functions.
Depending on the waveband setting, you can select the following functions:
-1- Store station
The selected station will appear at the next free position in the memory list -9- Fig. 2. Select and confirm the desired memory position.
-2- Radio text (FM, DAB*)
Additional information as a supplement to the normal programme is displayed.
-3- Seek up/down
The previous 
or next 
receivable station will be selected.
or next
receivable station will be selected.-4- Tuning (FM, AM)
The frequency bar will appear. Select and confirm the desired station frequency.
-5- Freeze station name (FM)
The current name of the selected station will be frozen in the memory list and marked with the symbol -A- Fig. 3. Changing station names are not displayed. To release the station name, select and confirm Freeze station names again.
-6- Slide show (DAB*)
Additional information as a supplement to the normal programme (such as images from the studio, current photographs of artists or album covers) is shown if available.
-7- Programme guide (EPG) (DAB*)
If available, an overview of the radio stations within reception range and the current and following radio programmes will be shown. Select and confirm a radio programme. Detailed information on the radio programme selected will now be displayed.
-8- Info box
Depending on availability, information on the selected station (e.g. station name, ensemble, type of programme etc.) will be shown.
-9- Memory list
The memory list can contain up to 50 stations from all wavebands.
- To store a station: Select control button Memory > Store station name. The selected station will appear at the next free position in the memory list. Select and confirm the desired memory position.
- To tune to a stored station: Press control button Memory. Now you can select a station from the memory list and confirm it.
- To move a stored station: Press control button Memory. Select and the station in the memory list and then select station name move. Select and confirm the desired memory position.