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Jeff, I'd be cautious if I were you. It may be a time machine set for
1888!!! I couldn't resist that.
I suspect it stands for "Direct Access Tuning". Direct Access microprocessor
tuning lets you key-in station numbers directly on your unit. Your unit
should have a Direct Access tuning keyboard that makes it easy to key in
Radio Station numbers. I hope this helps.
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- 11-06 03:49 AM #1JeffGuest
Question for car radio
Hi,
I got a car radio Kenwood "KRC-757". On the front panel there is a
button labeled "direct". When I press it, the LCD screen displays
"1888", then it returns to the normal frequency display of radio
station. I don't understant the function of "direct". Is it the
auxiliary input, or anything else?
Thanks in advance
- 11-06 04:23 AM #2StingGuest
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- 11-06 04:59 AM #3StingGuest
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Oops! Or should I have said Stephan?
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- 11-06 05:04 AM #4StingGuest
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It's late and I'm brain-dead. Disregard that last message. Wrong Newsgroup.
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