Using the radio on your N70

Sandra Vogel


At present the coverage of Visual Radio is pretty limited in the UK - 02 is the only operator that supports it

How to set up and use the FM radio on your Nokia N70 mobile phone and an introduction to Nokia's Visual Radio service

Not every mobile phone has a fully fledged FM radio built in, but your Nokia N70 is one of the lucky few. You are certainly missing out if you don’t set it up with stations so that you can drop in and get some chat, rock, classical music or whatever else takes you fancy from time to time.

Whenever you want to listen to the radio you will need to use the headphones that come with the phone as these contain the FM antenna.

To start the radio running plug in the headphones - they act as the aerial - then press the Nokia Menu key to the left of the 1 and 2 keys then choose Radio.

To listen to the radio through the loudspeaker choose Options with the left Selection key then choose Activate loudsp. To turn the speaker off and revert to using the headphones, choose Options with the left Selection key then choose Deactivate loudsp.

When you have finished listening to the radio choose Exit with the right select key. If you want to leave the radio playing while you do other things choose Options with the left Selection key then choose Play in background. Now you can use other applications and the radio will remain on.

The radio can store up to 20 preset stations. To tune to and save a station follow these steps:

  • There is a column of icons down the left side of the screen. Press the ‘up’ or ‘down’ section of navigation button to highlight the one with and upward pointing arrow or the one with a downward pointing arrow and press the button in the centre of the navigation key. The radio will tune up or down the spectrum to the next available station.
  • choose Options with the left Selection key then choose Save station
  • use the navigation button to scroll through the available slots and when you get to the one you want choose Select with the left Selection key. Type the station name and then choose OK with the left Selection key
  • Repeat this as many times as you like. When you have more than one station saved you can move between them in two ways:
  • Either choose Options with the left Selection key then choose Stations
  • Or on the main radio screen use the navigation button to go to the top or second icon in the left hand column and press to select. These icons will cycle through the saved stations

To raise and lower the volume of the radio use the left and right sides of the navigation button.

The Visual Radio feature requires that you have your Nokia N70's internet connection set up. It layers an interactive element downloaded via the internet to supplement the FM signal with images, quizes, competitions and other information.

At present the coverage of Visual Radio is pretty limited in the UK - 02 is the only operator that supports it and Virgin Radio is the sole national station offering a Visual Radio service.

Find out more about Visual Radio

 

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    Figure 1
    Click on the Nokia Menu button then click on Radio
  • N70 - Radio - Tune down
    Figure 2
    Tune the radio up or down the signal spectrum by clicking on the Up and Down icons. The N70 will scan in that direction and lock on to the next available station
  • N70 - Radio - Save Station
    Figure 3
    To save a station click on Options and then Save station
  • N70 - radio - Select slot
    Figure 4
    Select an empty slot to save your staion
  • N70 - Radio - Enter station name
    Figure 5
    Enter the staion's name and click OK to save the station in the slot. You can access the list of saved stations by clicking on Options and then Stations
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    Figure 6
    To access a station frequency directly click on Options and select Manual tuning
  • N70 - Manual tuning - Frequency
    Figure 7
    Enter the station's frequency and click on OK

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