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FM radio settings
Note: You can only see the FM radio settings when you have selected ‘FM’ as the radio source.
FM stereo option
You can choose between stereo or mono reception when listening to FM radio. Mono may improve
clarity where stereo signals are weak.
To change between Stereo or Mono reception:
1. Press the Menu button.
2. Turn and press the Select dial to choose ‘Audio Setting’.
3. Select between ‘Stereo Allowed’ or ‘Forced Mono’.
FM scan
You can choose whether your Elan E3 automatically stops at the next available FM station or the next
available FM station with a strong signal when scanning for an FM station. To change the FM scan
setting:
1. Press the Menu button.
2. Turn and press the Select dial to choose ‘Scan Setting’.
3. Select between ‘Strong Stations Only’ or ‘All Stations’.

DAB settings
Note: You can only see the DAB settings when you have selected ‘DAB’ as the radio source.
Full scan
You can use the ‘Full Scan’ (autotune) function to automatically scan for new digital radio stations and
remove inactive ones.
To carry out an autotune:
1. Press the Menu button.
2. Turn and press the Select dial to choose ‘Full Scan’.The number of stations found will be
displayed during the autotune.
When the autotune has finished, your Elan E3 will tune to the last station that you were listening to. If the
last station you were listening to is no longer available, your Elan E3 will tune into the first station in the
alphabetical list.
Manual tuning
To manually check the signal strength of a known channel:
1. Press the Menu button.
2. Turn and press the Select dial to choose ‘Manual tune’.
3. Turn and press the Select dial to choose the channels.

Since other stations worked perfectly, perhaps the other station was streaming a loop.
Otherwise try this: Support Cobra Electronics Corporation

I am somewhat confused about your station numbers. How many stations do you have? What is Ihappening with stations 1, 3, 5, 6?
Regardless, this is probably what is happening.
No matter how many stations you have, YOU ONLY PUT IN ONE START TIME. That one start time begins the cycle that starts with station 1 and proceeds to the other stations based on your station RUN times.
If you have one start time of 6:00 am, and a run time of 60 minutes for each zone, then
At 6:00 am station 1 starts.
at 7:00, station 1 shuts off & station 2 starts.
at 8:00, station 2 shuts and station 3 starts, etc.
You are not programming the individual start times for each station.
If you put in more than one start time, the timer remembers and will run all stations then go back and begin again and if there is a third start time, it will begin a third time.

Gary

that means that you toggles the radio just to receive local stations. It squeezes antenna input. Just find the loc button on the radio and toggle it again. in the manual its calles local stations oposite to long distance

the indicator should switch of when you toggle and more radio stations should be available but also to many stations will appear on your radio. For that reason that function is on there

cheers

rene

Every time you shut down it may have arcing that zaps the memory of DTV stations. Just turn it on again might regain the list of stations. If not then scan the stations again in setup menu.

you probably have the power antenna remote wire (blue) turning on the ammp instead of the amp remote wire (blue/white stripe).

Should use remote to bring up the menu. Go to channel search and it will ask you if for ant or cable. This is where you will select for antenna or cable.

OK HERE'S WHAT YOU DO


1. USING THE UP AND DOWN TUNING, TUNE IN THE STATION

2. PRESS THE MEM SWITCH (LEFT SIDE OF ROUND SWITCH)

3. PRESS STATION LOCATION

4. PRESS MEM AGAIN ---- THAT'S IT

SUMMARY: TUNE, MEM, SET STATION, MEM

We had trouble switching from AM to FM. We finally solved the problem by pushing the reset button on the back of the unit (any sharp pointed object can be used to engage the reset button). Do this followed by setting the mode to FM and try tuning in your FM stations. Try the procedure several times and it may finally kick in, as was the case with us getting our AM stations