1. Press the LMU button repeatedly until the selected band L, M or U appears on the display. You can preset up to six stations in each selected band (on every button pressed). When installing a station, check the ranges in which the desired setting already exists.
2. Tune to the desired station (see subsection 1.5.2).
3. Press one of the station selection buttons and wait for the beep. The station will automatically turn on when you press this button, the number of which will appear on the display. To save a new station in memory, repeat the procedure described above. The programmed station is erased when the power is turned off (disconnection of the battery, blown fuse, etc.).
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Programming the radio settings (Nissan Sunny B13)
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