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Infotainment system Introduction....................................81 Radio .............................................85 Audio players.................................88 (20) 1. [POWER] When the power is ON: -.Short press: Audio mute on/off. -.Long press: Turns on/off the radio. When the power is OFF: Pressing the power button turns the power ON. 2. [VOLUME] Volume adjustment 3. [PHONE/MUTE] Case 1: without hands-free function -.Audio mute on/off Case 2: with hands-free function -.Short press: Entrance to phone mode -.Long press: Audio Mute on/off 4~9. [PRESET] #1~#6 Radio Mode -.Short Press: Recall the pre-memorized station in the preset memory -.Long Press: Store to preset memory 10. [EJECT] Eject the disc from the CD deck. 11. [TUNE DOWN] Radio mode -.Short Press: FM Memory Skipping Down -.Long Press: Seek Down CD mode -.Short Press: previous track or file playback -.Long Press: Fast-reverse playback 12. [TONE] Entrance to audio setting menu 13. [MENU] Rotation in Primary Page Radio mode -.Clockwise Direction: Next Frequency -.Anti-clockwise Direction: Previous Frequency Playback mode like CD, USB iPod and so on -.Clockwise Direction: Show track lists and next track -.Anticlockwise Direction: Show track lists and previous track Push on Primary Page -.Entrance to each menu Push on Sub-menu Page -.selection Rotation in Sub-menu Page -.Clockwise Direction: Show track lists and next track -.Anticlockwise Direction: Show track lists and previous track 15. [BACK] Return to previous display or cancel 16. [Radio] Radio Mode selection AM or FM radio band selection 17. [MEDIA] Entrance to CD, Auxiliary Input and A2DP 19. [TUNE UP] Radio mode -Short Press: FM Memory Skipping Up -.Long Press: Seek Up CD mode -.Short Press: Next track or file playback -.Long Press: Fast-forward playback 20. [INFO] Information display about current mode 21. [FAV] Radio Mode -.Short Press: Selection favorite page - .Long Press: Auto-store function, Search and memory the best 12 stations. 22. Aux Socket Stereo Jack input 28. [CONFIG] Entrance to configuration menu Operation Power On/Off Power On F Press [POWER] to turn on the radio. Power off Press [POWER] turn off the radio. Audio Mute Press [PHONE/MUTE] to make audio mute when the power is on. Volume Adjustment Turn the volume knob clockwise to increase the audio volume. Turn the volume knob counter-clockwise to decrease the audio volume. Audio Adjustment Bass Tone Adjustment In the radio or playback mode, Press the [TONE] you can see the tone main menu. Radio AM-FM Radio Radio Mode Selection Press the [BAND] to listen the radio from other mode. Band Change The band changes from AM to FM or FM to AM all times [BAND] pressed. Manual Tune Up/Down Seek Up/Down Press [SEEK UP]/[SEEK DOWN] to find next/previous station automatically. Favorite preset page Each time push [FAV], Favorite Preset Page is increased Favorite Page1, Favorite Page 2, …, Favorite Page6 The number of favorite page can adjust in configuration menu. Favorite preset memory It have 6 favorite pages and store up to 48 stations regardless of AM or FM band. It can store current station by the following procedure Step 1: Seek station or tune station manually you want. Step 2: Select the favorite page by pressing [FAV/INFO]. Step 3: Press and hold [PRESET #] more than 1 second By above procedure, the 48 stations are stored in the favorite preset memory. Recall favorite preset You can listen to the station stored in the favorite preset by the following procedure. Step 1: Select the favorite page by pressing [FAV/INFO]. Step 2: press [PRESET #] which is stored the station you want to listen to. Auto-store Function Auto-store Press [FAV] more than 1 second, then radio starts auto-store function. Traffic announcement reception Press the [TP] to listen the traffic announcement from other station. Traffic announcement reception cancel Press the [TP/MENU] to cancel the traffic announcement reception the radio make the traffic announcement disable. Traffic station seek Press the [TP/MENU] in the station don't have traffic information, the Infotainment system 87 radio search the next station that have the traffic announcement. Radio Reception Radio reception may be disrupted by static, noise, distortion or loss of reception due to „ changes in distance from thetransmitter,multi-path reception due to reflection andshadowing. Audio players CD Player As each CD is inserted, the radio will appear on the display and as each CD is loading, File check will appear on the display. Once playback begins, the track and track number will appear on the display. If the ignition or radio is turned off with a CD in the player, it will stay in the player. When a CD is in the player and the ignition is turned on, the radio must be turned on before the current CD will start playback. When the ignition and radio are turned on, the CD will start playing where it stopped, if it was the last selected audio source. The CD player can play the smaller 3 inch (8cm) single CDs with an adapter ring. Full-size CDs and the smaller CDs are loaded in the same manner. If playing a CD-R, the sound quality may be reduced due to CD-R quality, the method of recording, the quality of the music that has been recorded, and the way the CD-R has been handled. There may be an increase in skipping, difficulty in finding tracks, and/or difficulty in loading and ejecting. If these problems occur, check the bottom surface of the CD. If the surface of the CD is damaged, such as cracked, broken, or scratched, the CD will not play properly. If the surface of the CD is soiled, see Care of Your CDs for more information. If there is no apparent damage, try a known good CD. Do not add any label to a CD, it could get caught in the CD player. If a CD is recorded on a personal computer and a description label is needed, try labeling the top of the recorded CD with a marking pen instead. Caution If you add any label to a CD, insert more than one CD into the slot at a time, or attempt to play scratched or damaged CDs, you could damage the CD player. When using the CD player, use only CDs in good condition without any label, load one CD at a time, and keep the CD player and the loading slot free of foreign materials, liquids, and debris. Disc Insert Insert a CD into a CD slot with CD label up, then the radio insert into the slot automatically and does playback. CD Playback Mode Selection Insert a CD into CD deck, then the radio goes to the playback mode. Or press the [CD] to playback the disc from other mode when CD is inserted. Infotainment system 89 CD EJECT Press the [EJECT], then the disc willbe ejected from the radio.Pull out the disc out of the radio. Pause Press [CD] to pause playback while a CD is playing back."PAUSE' will flash on the display.Press [CD] again to start playback. Next/Previous Track Press [TUNE UP/TUNE DOWN], then the radio starts playback of the next/previous track. Fast forward/Fast reverse Press and hold [TUNE UP/TUNE DOWN], then the radio plays back fast forward/fast reverse. Next/Previous Folder - only MP3/WMA disc Press [SEEK UP/SEEK DOWN], then the radio start playback of the next/previous track. RPT (Repeat) Press [2 RPT], then radio plays back current track repeatedly. To cancel this function, press [2 RPT] again. RDM (Random): Press [3 RDM], then radio plays back tracks randomly.To cancel this function, press [3RDM] again. INT (Intro-Scan): Press [4 INT], then radio plays back just 10 seconds of the current track, jump to next track and do this actionrepeatedly.To cancel this function, press [4 INT] again. All/Directory Mode - only MP3/WMA disc Repeat, intro-scan and random function operates in this folder when"all mode" is active.Press [1 DIR] then radio operates inthe directory mode.To cancel this function, press [1 DIR] again. ID3 Tag information display - only MP3/WMA disc Press [FAV/INFO], the radio displays the ID3 tag information of the current files. Auxiliary Devices USB playback mode USB Playback Mode Selection Press the [USB] to change to play back the USB files from other mode. USB memory insertion Insert a USB memory into the USB socket, so the radio plays back the USB files automatically. USB Extraction Pull the USB memory from the USB socket by hand. * Other functions are same with CD mode. AUX mode The radio has one auxiliary input jack(diameter 3.5mm) located on the lower right side of the faceplate. This is not an audio output; do not plug the headphone set into the front auxiliary input jack. You can however, connect an external audio device such as an iPod, laptop computer, MP3 player, CD changer, or XM™‚ receiver, etc. to the auxiliary input jack for use as another source for audio listening. AUX In Mode Selection Press [AUX] in the other playback mode. If the auxiliary jack isn't detected for the presence of an output jack, the aux mode will be prevented. BLUETOOTH Mode Pairing and connection. 1. Using Configuration. Step 1. Press Config button. Step 2. Choice Bluetooth Settings Step 3. Choice Bluetooth Step 4. Choice Pair device(Add device) -> “Waiting for Pairing [0000]“ Step 5. Try to pair with set by phone. Step 6. If phone support auto connection, phone would be connected automatically after paring with set. If phone doesn’t support auto connection, you have to try to connect by using device lists. 2. Using Phone menu. Step 1. Press phone button. (“No phone available”) Step 2. Press phone button again. Step 5. “Waiting for Pairing [0000]“ Step 6. Try to pair with set by phone. Make a call Step 1 : Connect phone and set (refer to pairing and connection) Step 2. Press phone button. (“Phone’s name”) Step 3. Press phone button again. (“Enter number, Phonebook, Call lists, Bluetooth”) Step 4 : Choice enter number (By pressing menu button at enter number) Step 5 : Choice number that you want to make a call (By pressing menu button at number) Step 6 : Make a call (By pressing menu button at number) Phonebook Download Whenever turn on the radio, radio download phonebook automatically. Call list (If phone send car audio call lists data, car audio will display cell phone’s call list, otherwise car audio display call lists only after connection with car audio.) Step 1 : Connect phone and set (refer to pairing and connection) Step 2. Press phone button. (“Phone’s name”) Step 3. Press phone button again. (“Enter number, Phonebook, Call lists, Bluetooth”) Step 4 : Choice Call list (By pressing menu button at Call list) Step 5 : Choice Incoming call (pressing menu button at Incoming call) Step 5 : Choice Outgoing call (pressing menu button at Incoming call) Step 5 : Choice missed call (pressing menu button at missed call) Adjust Ring volume and Ring tone (If phone send car audio phone’s ring tone, phone’s ring tone will be heard to user, in this case, user can’t adjust ring volume by car audio, otherwise user can adjust ring tone and volume by car audio) Step 1. Press phone button. (“Phone’s name” or “No phone available.) Step 2. Choice Bluetooth Settings (By pressing menu button at Bluetooth settings) Step 3. Choice Sound&Signals (By pressing menu button at Sound&Signals) Step 4. Choice Ring volume (By pressing menu button at Ring volume) Step 4. Choice Ring tone (By pressing menu button at Ring tone) 1. Adjust Ring volume Ring volume means that let user know incoming call’s ringing. Ring volume is louder toward 3 2. Adjust Ring Tone User can choice incoming ring tone. The number of ring tone are 5. Bluetooth factory restore Step 1. Press phone or config button Step 3. Choice Bluetooth Settings (By pressing menu button at Bluetooth settings) Step 4. Choice Factory restore (By pressing menu button at Factory restore) Step 5. Choice Ring volume (By pressing menu button at Ring volume) Step 5. Choice Ring tone (By pressing menu button at Ring tone) ** While device is downloading phonebook, connection would be disconnected => After downloading complete, device could be connected automatically** During download phonebook, our device doesn’t support Handsfree function. ** A2DP could not be played, if you don’t have tried to start to play music by phone after connection.** Steering wheel audio controls [PWR] Power on: Press this button. Power off: Press this button more than 1 second. Audio mute: Press this button when the power is on. [+] Press [+] button to increase the audio volume. Press this button, then the radio increases the audio level. If this button is pressed more than 1 second, then the radio increases the audio volume step by step. [–] Press [–] button to decrease the audio volume. Press this button, then the radio increases the audio volume. If this button is pressed more than 1 second, then the radio decrease the audio volume step by step. [SEEK] RADIO MODE Press this button to move to next preset station. (Favorite preset #1 → #2→ #3→ #4...) Press this button more than 1 second to search for the next station. CDP MODE Press this button to jump to the next track. (Track01 →Track02→...) Press this button more than 1 second to play back the track fast forward. [MODE] The play mode will be change by following order whenever this button is pressed. FM →AM→(CDP)→(USB)→(AUX )→FM... The radio skips the CDP mode if there is no disc in the radio. The radio skips the USB mode if there is no USB memory on the radio. The radio skips the AUX mode if there is aux jack in the socket on the radio. General section Power supply Speaker impedance Max. Power Weight Dimension DC 12V Negative Ground 4 ohm 20Wrms per channel into 4 channels at Vbatt = 14.3 V with THD ≤ 5%. 2210 g 226 x 101 x 180 Active Current Max 10A MP3[WMA]/CD section MP3 Variable Bit Rate (VBR) 8~320Kbps Sample Rates : 16, 22, 32, 44.1, 48KHz Channel : Mono, Stereo, Joint Stereo Playlist Format (m3u, pls) Support ID3 V1, v2X tag, ASCIIand Unicode. WMA Support for WMA 9 and over Support Meta Data (ㅡ*.wax, *.asx (*.asf)…) Presentation of the file system according to ISO file hierarchy and Flat file structure incl. Joliet Extension CD Optical Disc Format Support CDDA, CDR, CDRW, CDROM, Mixed Mode CD, Open Session CD, "Book on Disc" audio content FM/MW/LW Radio section AM_RANGE Range Name Lower Limit Upper Limit AMRange1 530kHz 1710kHz AMRange2 531kHz 1602kHz AMRange3 530kHz 1710kHz AMRange4 522kHz 1710kHz AMRange5 522kHz 1629kHz FM_RANGE Range Name Lower Limit Upper Limit FM De-emphasis FMRange1 87.7 MHz 107.9 MHz 75us FMRange2 87.5 MHz 108.0 MHz 50us FMRange3 88.0 MHz 108.0 MHz 75us FMRange4 76.0 MHz 90.0 MHz 50us FMRange5 87.0 MHz 108.0 MHz 50us FMRange6 87.5 MHz 108.0 MHz 75us Recommended Region Programming Table 60: The Americas 1: Region Name AMRange (kHz) AMStep AM Manual Tune FMRange (MHz) FMStep FM De-emphasis RDS Option Code Anguil&FGE Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Aruba Bahamas Barbados Belize Bermuda Boliva Brazil Canada Cayman Is&FGEnds Chile Columbia Costa Rica Cuba Dominica Dominican Republic Ecuador 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_2 10khz AM_Step_2 10khz AM_Step_2 10khz AM_Step_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10khz AM_Step_2 10khz AM_Step_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10khz AM_Step_2 10khz AM_Step_1 10khz AM_Step_2 10khz AM_Step_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10khz AM_Step_2 10khz AM_Step_1 10khz AM_Step_2 1kHz AM_Step_2 1kHz AM_Step_2 1kHz AM_Step_2 10kHz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 1kHz AM_Step_2 10kHz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 1kHz AM_Step_2 10kHz AM_Step_1 1kHz AM_Step_2 10kHz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 1kHz AM_Step_2 10kHz AM_Step_1 1kHz AM_Step_2 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 75us FM_Range_1 &UL4 &FGE &UL4 &UL4 &FGE &UL4 &UL4 &UL4 &FGE &UL4 Yes Info $FGU &UL4 &UL4 &UL4 &UL4 &FGE &FGE &FGE &FGE Table 61: The Americas 2: Region Name AMRange (kHz) AMStep AM Manual Tune FMRange (MHz) FMStep FM De-emphasis RDS Option Code El Salvador 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_2 1kHz AM_Step_2 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE Falk&FGEnd Is&FGEnds 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE French Guiana 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE Green&FGEnd 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE Grenada 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_2 1kHz AM_Step_2 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE Guadeloupe 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE Guatema&FGE 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE Guvana 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE Haiti 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_2 1kHz AM_Step_2 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE Honduras 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE Jamaica 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE Martinique 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE Mexico 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 Montserrat 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_2 1kHz AM_Step_2 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE Nether&FGEnds 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE Nicaragua 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE Panama 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_1 10kHz AM_Step_1 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &FGE Paraguay 530 - 1710kHz AM_Range_1 10khz AM_Step_2 1kHz AM_Step_2 87.7-107.9 FM_Range_1 200kHz FM_Step_1 75us FM_Range_1 &UL4 Yes Info $FGU Table 62: The Americas 3: Region Name AMRange (kHz) AMStep AM Manual Tune FMRange (MHz) FMStep FM De-emphasis RDS Option Code Peru 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us AM_Range_1 AM_Step_2 AM_Step_2 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 Puerto Rico 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us AM_Range_1 AM_Step_1 AM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 Saint Kitts and Nevis 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us AM_Range_1 AM_Step_2 AM_Step_2 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 Saint Lucia St Pierre and Miquelon Suriname Trinidad and Tobago Turks and Caicos Is&FGEnds USA Uruguay Virgin Is&FGEnds (British) Virgin Is&FGEnds (USA) 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us AM_Range_1 AM_Step_1 AM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us AM_Range_1 AM_Step_2 AM_Step_2 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us AM_Range_1 AM_Step_2 AM_Step_2 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us AM_Range_1 AM_Step_1 AM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us AM_Range_1 AM_Step_2 AM_Step_2 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 &FGE &FGE &FGE &FGE &FGE &FGE &FGE &FGE 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us YES AM_Range_1 AM_Step_1 AM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 Info 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us AM_Range_1 AM_Step_2 AM_Step_2 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us AM_Range_1 AM_Step_1 AM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us AM_Range_1 AM_Step_1 AM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 $FGU &FGE $FGU $FGU Table 63: Africa and Middle East 1: Region Name AMRange (kHz) AMStep AM Manual Tune FMRange (MHz) FMStep FM De-emphasis RDS Option Code Afghanistan 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 N/A N/A N/A Algeria 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Angola 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 Benin 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 &UL8 Botswana 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 &UL8 Burkina Faso 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 &UL8 Cameroon 531-1602 AM_Range_2 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 1kHz AM_Step_4 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 50us FM_Range_2 &UL8 Chad 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_4 1kHz AM_Step_4 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 50kHz FM_Step_3 50us FM_Range_3 &UL8 Comoros 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 &UL8 Congo 531-1602 AM_Range_2 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 50us FM_Range_2 &UL8 Djibouti 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Egypt 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Ethiopia 531-1602 AM_Range_2 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_4 9kHz AM_Step_3 1kHz AM_Step_4 N/A N/A N/A &UL8 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 &UL8 Gambia 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 &UL8 Guinea-Bissau 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_4 1kHz AM_Step_4 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 &UL8 Gulf Cooperative Council 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 &UL8 Central African Republic Cote d'Ivoire Gabon &UL8 Yes Data &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 Yes Data &UL8 Table 64: Africa and Middle East 2: Region Name AMRange (kHz) AMStep AM Manual Tune FMRange (MHz) FMStep FM De-emphasis RDS Option Code Iran Iraq Kenya Lesotho Libya Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania Mauritius Mayotte Morocco Mozambique Namibia Niger Nigeria Republic of Guinea Sao Tome & Principe 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Step_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 Table 65: Africa and Middle East 3: Region Name AMRange (kHz) AMStep AM Manual Tune FMRange (MHz) FMStep FM De-emphasis RDS Option Code Senegal Sierra Leone South Africa Sudan Swaziland Tanzania Togo Tunisia Uganda Yemen Zaire Zambia 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 &UL8 Table 66: Pacific and South Asia 1: Region Name AMRange (kHz) AMStep AM Manual Tune FMRange (MHz) FMStep FM De-emphasis RDS Option Code Australia 522-1710 AM_Range_4 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &UL1 Bangladesh 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA Brunei Darussalam 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA Cambodia 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_4 1kHz AM_Step_4 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA China 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.0-108.0 FM_Range_5 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FCN Federated States of Micronesia 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA Fiji 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA Guam 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA India 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_4 1kHz AM_Step_4 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA Indonesia 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_4 1kHz AM_Step_4 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA Japan 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 76-90 FM_Range_4 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &UK1 Kiribati 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA Laos 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_4 1kHz AM_Step_4 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA Macau 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_4 1kHz AM_Step_4 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA Malaysia 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_4 1kHz AM_Step_4 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA Maldives 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA Myanmar 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_4 1kHz AM_Step_4 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA Nauru 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 N/A N/A 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA Nepal 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Step_2 &FGA Table 67: Pacific and South Asia 2: Region Name New Caledonia New Zealand North Korea Northern Mariana Islands Pakistan Papus New Guinea Philippines Singapore Solomon Islands South Korea Sri Lanka Taiwan Thailand Tonga Vanuatu Vietnam AMRange (kHz) AMStep AM Manual Tune FMRange (MHz) FMStep FM De-emphasis RDS Option Code 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Step_2 522-1710 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_4 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Step_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Step_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Step_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Step_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Step_2 522-1629kHz 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_5 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Step_2 N/A N/A N/A 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Step_2 N/A N/A 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 50us &FGA &UL1 &FGA &FGA &FGA &FGA &FGF &FGA &FGA FM_Step_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 75us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_6 FM_Step_2 FM_Step_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Step_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Step_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 50kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_3 FM_Step_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Step_2 531-1602 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Step_2 531-1602 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_2 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Step_2 &FGA &FGA &FGD &FGA &FGA &FGA &FGA Table 68: Europe and North Asia 1: Region Name AMRange (kHz) AMStep AM Manual Tune FMRange (MHz) FMStep FM De-emphasis RDS TMC Option Code Albania 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_4 1kHz AM_Step_4 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Austria 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data Yes &U2L Belgium 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data Yes &U2L Bosnia 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Bulgaria 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Canary Islands 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Croatia 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data Czech Republic 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data Coming soon &U2L Denmark 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data Yes &U2L Finland 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data Yes &U2L France 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_4 1kHz AM_Step_4 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data Yes &U2L Germany 531-1602 AM_Range_2 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data Yes &U2L Greece 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_4 1kHz AM_Step_4 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data Hungry 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data Iceland 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Ireland 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Israel 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Italy (Vatican City) 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_4 1kHz AM_Step_4 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data Jordan 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L &U2L &U2L Coming soon Yes &U2L &U2L &U2L Table 69: Europe and North Asia 2: Region Name AMRange (kHz) AMStep AM Manual Tune FMRange (MHz) FMStep FM Deemphasis RDS TMC Option Code Kazakhstan 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Lebanon 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_4 1kHz AM_Step_4 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Lithuania 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Luxembourg 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Macedonia 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Madeira 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Malta 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Moldova 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Monaco 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Morocco 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_4 1kHz AM_Step_4 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Netherlands 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data Norway 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Poland 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Portugal 522-1629 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us Yes &U2L &U2L Yes Coming soon &U2L &U2L AM_Range_5 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 Data Romania 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Russia 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Serbia 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Slovakia 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Slovenia 522-1629 AM_Range_5 9kHz AM_Step_3 9kHz AM_Step_3 87.5-108.0 FM_Range_2 100kHz FM_Step_2 50us FM_Range_2 Yes Data &U2L Table 70: Europe and North Asia 3: Region Name AMRange (kHz) AMStep AM Manual Tune FMRange (MHz) FMStep FM De-emphasis RDS TMC Option Code Spain Sweden Switzerland Syrian Tunisia Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom 522-1629 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us Yes AM_Range_5 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 Data 522-1629 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us Yes AM_Range_5 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 Data 522-1629 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us Yes AM_Range_5 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 Data 522-1629 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_5 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 522-1629 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_5 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 522-1629 9kHz 1kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us Yes AM_Range_5 AM_Step_4 AM_Step_4 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 Data 522-1629 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us AM_Range_5 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 522-1629 9kHz 9kHz 87.5-108.0 100kHz 50us Yes AM_Range_5 AM_Step_3 AM_Step_3 FM_Range_2 FM_Step_2 FM_Range_2 Data Yes &U2L Yes &U2L Yes &U2L &U2L &U2L &U2L &U2L Yes &U2L FCC Information to User This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device mustaccept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures: -Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. -Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. ‐Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. FCC RF exposure requirements The antenna used with this module must be installed to provide a separation ditance of at least 20cm from all persons, and must not transmit simultaneously with any other antenna or transmiter except in accordance with FCC multi-transmter product procedures. Caution Modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. FCC Compliance Information : This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation
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