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DAB Overview

DAB Overview 

 

DAB Radio tuning is very different to traditional analogue radio tuning. In DAB mode the user is not required to know 
anything about station frequencies. 
 
Instead an organised list of the DAB radio stations receivable in the current location is created by the radio. This list 
is initially organised into alphabetical order (by the first letter of the station name only).

 

The “Auto tune” function is the system that the DAB radio uses to create the list of available stations. The list would 
be organised in the following way: 
 

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A-Example Station >B-Example Station >C-Example Station >D-Example Station > 

E-Example Station >F-Example Station >G-Example Station >H-Example Station 

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After Autotune has completed the radio will automatically tune to the top station in the Station List. In the fictional 
Station List above this would be “A-Example Station” 
 
This radio provides two different ways of selecting stations from the list it has created. 
Using the “Up”, “Down”, and “Select / play” buttons – as described later in this manual 
Using the “SKIP-” and “SKIP+” buttons – as described later in this manual 
 
When using these buttons to select stations the list is cyclic. Using the above list as an example this means that if the 
selection continues down past “H-Example Station” the next station presented will be ”A-Example Station”. 
 
If the same thing is done in the opposite direction i.e. the selection continues up past “A-Example station” the next 
station presented will be “H-Example Station” 

 

NOTE: 

 
There is one condition where the Station List is not sorted into alphabetical order. 
 
This is when the “Sort by Favourites” option is switched ON using the “Menu” button as described later in this manual. 
However the default setting for the unit at initial Power up is as described above. 

 

DAB operation 

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Summary of Contents for MICRO1106DAB

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...stem to standby mode 6 Volume control 6 Sound control 6 Headphones 6 USING THE CD 6 Loading a CD 6 Playing a disc 6 Selecting a desired Track Passage 6 Programming Tracks 6 CD play Mode REPEAT RANDOM...

Page 3: ...ng around where children might see it WARNING To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose this unit to rain or moisture CAUTION DANGEROUS VOLTAGES EXIST INSIDE THIS UNIT DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK...

Page 4: ...LASER PRODUCT LASER KLASSE 1 APPAREIL A LASER DE CLASSE 1 LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE KLASS 1 LASERAPPARAT WARNING LABEL PLACED ON REAR OF THE UNIT WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not...

Page 5: ...TELESCOPIC ROD AERIAL 21 AUX INPUT SOCKETS 1 POWER BUTTON AND STANDBY INDICATOR LED Switches Power on and off 2 MODE BUTTON Selects DAB CD or AUX function 3 EQ BUTTON Cycles the EQ sound effect 4 UP B...

Page 6: ...USE CD Starts playback from stop mode Pauses playback DAB performs the same functions as the select button on the front panel 11 SKIP CD To search backward or skip to the previous track DAB To select...

Page 7: ...remaining tracks on the disc are played in sequence SWITCHING THE SYSTEM ON Press POWER button to turn the system on SWITCHING THE SYSTEM TO STANDBY MODE Press STANDBY ON button on the remote control...

Page 8: ...e of the display and Check Aerial on the second line of the display This indicates the unit has been unable to locate any available DAB stations during the search process This may be due to a No DAB s...

Page 9: ...n List In the fictional Station List above this would be A Example Station This radio provides two different ways of selecting stations from the list it has created Using the Up Down and Select play b...

Page 10: ...l When the LED is Illuminated press this button repeatedly to cycle through the available secondary services and then back to the original primary service CD Mode Stop playing or cancel programme mode...

Page 11: ...w seconds before it starts to scroll across the display this is normal Normal DLS Text This is the normal display for DAB mode The DLS text is almost always longer than the display so it will scroll a...

Page 12: ...as Once the Autotune function has completed the receiver will tune to the first station in the Station List A required station can then be selected using either the Prev Next or the Up Down Select but...

Page 13: ...ing station into two or more separate stations for a period This is often done on speech only stations where the broadcaster may wish to deliver coverage of different sporting events at the same time...

Page 14: ...list and vice versa Pressing and holding PREV or NEXT Buttons will scroll quickly through the station list releasing the button at the required station will cause immediate retuning to the selected s...

Page 15: ...p past location 0 will jump to location 9 4 Press the Select button to store the station into the chosen preset location 5 The station is now stored in that location Note any previous station stored i...

Page 16: ...and return the unit to normal radio mode The radio will only respond to Up Down Select Menu or Power buttons whilst in the menu mode Sort station list by Favourites Selecting this function will move t...

Page 17: ...the updated clock information it is therefore always accurate and no manual setting of the clock is not possible nor is it required When the radio is switched off the time is kept updated by the radi...

Page 18: ...00 30 will show in the display Using the UP and DOWN buttons adjust the desired sleep time between 10 minutes and 1 hour 30 minutes the minimum sleep time setting is 10 minutes Press the select butto...

Page 19: ...ary memory problem Switch the unit off then back ON this will clear the problem Disc is inserted upside down Insert disc correctly label up Disc is dirty Wipe clean with soft cloth Disc is scratched U...

Page 20: ...ion 30dB or better DAB audio decode 64kbps 384kbps Built in telescopic rod aerial for DAB CD SECTION STANDARD CDDA CDR CD RW COMPATIBLE FREQUENCY 20Hz 20kHz GENERAL Power Output at 10 THD 2 x 10 RMS H...

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