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Listening to Internet radio
Presetting Internet radio stations
The NAC-2.3 allows you to save your favorite Internet radio station in the preset memory. Once you have saved your favorite stations in the preset memory, you can directly select one of the preset stations using the Preset / button on the remote controller. You can preset up to 20 stations. Caution: Leaving the NAC-2.3 unpowered (.e.g., with the power cable disconnected) for 2 weeks or longer may result in losing all the memory contents including your preset stations and text information. If this occurs, you will need to preset your desired stations over again. 1. Tune to your desired station. When using the remote controller, press the Caps button to switch the character type. 4. Select your desired character by pressing the Cursor / button repeatedly.
To enter characters using the remote controller: Each time you press a numeric button on the remote controller, the button cycles through a number of assigned letters as shown in the following example: A � B � C � A � . . . You can press the numeric key �1� on the remote controller to enter a symbol. 5. Press the Select button to enter the selected character.
2. Press the Select button. You are prompted to enter the station name.
If you don�t need to enter the station name, press the Setup button. 3. Press the Display button to select which type of characters to enter. Each time you press the Display button, the character type cycles through uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and numerals/ symbols. Also, you can switch between the former and latter halves of the character groups by pressing the Cursor / button.
Repeat the step 4 and 5 until you enter all the character for the station name. You can enter up to 14 characters for a station name. 6. Press the Setup button. An available preset number appears. If all the preset numbers are already in use, the NAC-2.3 displays preset number 1.
7. Select your desired preset number and assign it to the station. Press the Cursor / button to display your desired preset number. To cancel the preset operation, press the Setup button.
Tips: Pressing the Select button after selecting on the display deletes the blinking character.
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