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06
Chapter
22
En
HD Radio™ reception
HD Radio stations
HD Radio stations offer high quality audio
and data services. HD Radio stations are
brought to you by your local FM or AM
stations.
HD Radio stations feature the following:
High quality audio
FM multicasting
Data service
: Sub channel
AM band
Analog AM
Analog AM Digital AM
FM band
Analog FM
Analog FM Digital FM
Analog FM Digital FM-1ch
Digital FM-2ch
Digital FM-3ch
: Main channel
Digital, CD-quality sound. HD Radio
Technology enables local radio stations to
broadcast a clean digital signal. AM sounds
like today’s FM and FM sounds like a CD.
Program Service Data: Contributes to the
superior user experience of HD Radio
Technology. Presents song name, artist,
station IDs, HD2/HD3 Channel Guide, and
other relevant data streams.
Adjacent to traditional main stations are
extra local FM channels. These HD2/HD3
Channels provide new, original music as
well as deep cuts into traditional genre.
iTunes
®
Tagging provides you the oppor-
tunity to discover a wide range of content
and the means to “tag” that content for
later review and purchase from the iTunes
®
Store.
Visual information related to content being
played on your HD Radio receiver, such as
Album Art, historical photographs, still art
from live broadcasts, among other related
content.
Using the touch panel keys
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b
1 Displays the source list.
For details, refer to Selecting a front
source on the source list on page 13.
2 Selects a band.
For details, refer to Selecting a band on
page 23.
3 Displays the Time and date setting
screen.
For details, refer to Setting the time and
date on page 70.
4 Displays the Setting menu screen.
5 Recalls equalizer curves.
For details, refer to Using the equalizer on
page 64.
6 Switches the text display between the
main channel and multicast channels.
For details, refer to Reading the screen on
page 22.
7 Displays the Phone menu screen.
For details, refer to Displaying the phone
menu on page 16.
8 Stores song information to an iPod.
For details, refer to Storing song infor-
mation to an iPod (iTunes Tagging) on
page 70.
9 Performs manual tuning or seek
tuning.
For details, refer to Manual tuning on
page 23.
For details, refer to Seek tuning on
page 23.
a Displays the preset channels.
For details, refer to Selecting a preset
channel from the preset channel list on
page 23.
b Recalls the preset channel stored to a
key from memory with a single touch
of the key.
Stores the current broadcast fre-
quency to a key for later recall by
continuing to touch the key.
For details, refer to Storing broadcast
frequencies on page 23.
Reading the screen
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1 Band indicator
Shows the tuned band: FM1, FM2, FM3 or
AM.
2 Detailed information
Main channel
Call sign, program service or
frequency
Shows the call sign, the program service
or the frequency of the broadcast station
currently being received.
Song title
Shows the title of the current song (when
available).
Artist (performer) name
Shows the artist (performer) name for the
song currently playing (when available).
Multicast channels
Multicast channel number and song
title
Shows the numbers of multicast chan-
nels and the song titles.
p The information is not displayed if there is
no corresponding information.
p The currently tuned multicast channel is
displayed at the top of the list.
3 Current time and date
4 Album artwork
Shows the artwork for the current song
(when available).
p If the album artwork cannot be acquired,
the station logo is displayed. If the station
logo cannot be acquired either, a prein-
stalled image is displayed.
5 iTunes
®
tagging song status indicator
Shows the status of the song information
stored in this product.
p The icon is displayed on all operation
screens of AV sources.
Indicator Meaning
Appears when the song infor-
mation tag is stored in this
product.
Appears when the song infor-
mation tag is being transferred
to an iPod.
6 iTunes
®
tagging indicator
Indicates songs that are capable of iTunes
tagging.
p The icon is displayed on all operation
screens of AV sources.
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