3.1 Switching to radio reception mode
3.1.1 Switching to radio station reception mode is carried out in one of the following ways:
- by pressing the RADIO button (figure 2, pos. 22);
- with the radio on, remove all external storage devices (USB flash drive, SD cards).
Note: Switching to the "Radio" mode after removing external storage devices will not occur if the radio is in the "receiving a phone call" or "playing music from a phone" modes.
3.1.2 In this mode, the display will show the range, frequency of the radio station and the number of the cell in which the current station is stored in the top line. The bottom line can display the time, radio text, and radio station name (received via RDS) etc.
3.1.3 The selection of information to display is carried out using the DISP button (figure 2, pos. 9).
3.1.4 The radio receiver is designed to receive signals in the FM/VHF and AM ranges. There are 6 memory levels for them:
- 1 level for AM range (AM1);
- 1 level for VHF range (VHF);
- 1 level for FMAS range (combined VHF-FM range);
- 3 levels for FM range (FM1-FM3).
3.1.5 There are 6 memory cells at each level. In total, the memory is designed to store 36 radio stations.
Note: Some buttons may have a default frequency if less than 6 radio stations were found during automatic scanning.
3.2 Manual search for radio stations
3.2.1 In the "Radio" mode, press and hold the button | ◀◀ (figure 2, pos. 5) or ▶▶ | (figure 2, pos. 8). The radio receiver will switch to manual radio station search mode. The search is performed by turning the encoder knob (clockwise - up the range, counterclockwise - down).
Note: This mode is not available in the FMAS range.
3.3 Automatic search for radio stations
3.3.1 There are three modes of automatic radio station search:
- 1st. Automatic search for next/previous station. To do this, press one of the buttons | ◀◀ or ▶▶ | (figure 2, pos. 5 or 8);
- 2nd. Automatic search and saving of 6 most confidently received radio stations in the FMAS range (combined VHF-FM range). At the same time, a new range appears in the range list - FMAS. To do this, press and hold the SCAN button (figure 2, pos. 15) until the message "AUTO SEARCH" appears on the display.
- 3rd. Auto search with sequential saving of received stations in the selected range in the memory. Search in this mode is carried out by short pressing the SCAN button (figure 2, pos.15).
Note: When selecting any of the FM1-FM3 ranges and starting auto search, the radio will store no more than 18 radio stations in memory (6 stations in each range). Once the search is complete, the radio receiver will automatically switch to listening to the 1st radio station in the FM1 range.
3.4 Saving radio stations
3.4.1 To enter the selected radio station into the receiver's memory, press and hold one of the buttons 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21 until the indicator of the stored radio station cell number lights up on the display and a beep sounds (if sound confirmation of button presses is enabled), confirming that the station has been saved successfully.
Note: User-storable radio stations are not available in the FMAS band.
3.5 Listening to previously found radio stations
3.5.1 By briefly pressing one of the buttons 14, 16, 17, 18,19, 21 (figure 2) a station recorded in the current range is selected.
3.5.2 When you briefly press the RADIO button (pos. 22), the range of received waves switches in the following sequence: VHF - FM1 - FM2 - FM3 - FMAS (this range is only available after searching in the combined VHF-FM range) - AM1, in a circle.
Note: If the CB range is disabled in the system settings, then the range switching occurs in the following sequence: VHF - FM1 - FM2 - FM3 - FMAS (this range is only available after searching in the combined VHF-FM range).
3.6 RDS Functions
3.6.1 RDS (english: Radio Data System) - a multi-purpose standard designed for transmitting information messages via FM radio channels in the VHF range.
3.6.2 The radio receiver implements the RDS functions listed in Table 3.
| RDS function designation | Description |
| AF | The Alternative Frequency (AF) feature allows the receiver to automatically tune to the selected radio station frequency with the best reception. While searching for the frequency with the best reception, the broadcast may be interrupted for some time. If the reception quality of the selected radio station is very poor and you cannot find an alternative frequency, select another radio station |
| PS | Informs about the name of the programs broadcast by the radio station |
| TP | Contains information on the procedure for organizing traffic on the highway |
| TA | Contains information about changes in the traffic situation |
| CT | Continuously updated date and local time information that can be used to display or automatically set and adjust the clock |
| PTY | Automatic search for radio programs of a given type |