Soundmax SM-CDM1039 — обзор функций RDS: AF, TA и PTY для радиоприемников [16/53]

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RDS function

RDS (Radio Data System) service availability varies with areas. Please understand if RDS service is not

available in you area, the following service is not available, either.

AF (Alternative Frequencies) function

Press AF button to turn the AF function on or off.

When the radio signal strength is poor, enabling the AF function will allow the unit to automatically search

another station with the same PI (Program Identification) as the current station but with stronger signal

strength, so that you do not have to retune the stations when driving between different transmitter coverage

areas. When AF symbol is on, it means RDS information is received; when AF symbol is flashing, it means

RDS information is not yet received.

PS (Program Service name): the name of station will be display instead of frequency.

If RDS service is not available in your area, turn off the AF mode. Default setting is ON.

TA (Traffic Alarm) function

Press TA button to turn TA function on or off.

In TA mode traffic program will be automatically searched, until the program is received. When traffic

announcement is received the unit will temporarily switch to the tuner mode (regardless of the current mode)

and begin broadcasting the announcement. After the traffic announcement is over, it will return to the

previous mode and volume level. To interrupt traffic announcement press TA button shortly; it will not switch

off the TA mode.

PTY (Program Type)

This radio will allow you to select the type of program required, and will search for a station broadcasting that

type of program.

Press PTY/CLK button to show the music type. Then press 1 - 6 number buttons to choose different music

programs available.

Press PTY/CLK button twice to show the speech type program. Then press 1 - 6 number buttons to choose

different speech programs. Each number button will show 3 different speech programs for you to choose (see

table below).