Jensen DL500, Instruction Manual

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What is DAB Digital Radio?
DAB means Digital Audio
Broadcasting� The difference
between a DAB radio and a
conventional AM/FM radio is that
broadcasts are transmitted
digitally resulting in a high quality
audio sound*, without any hiss,
fading or crackles�
Your DAB radio will automatically
scan and find all the available
stations for you� Each station
name, is shown on the display; all
you need to do is scroll through
the station names and select the
one that you would like to listen
to, so it’s very easy and quick to
use�
For more information about
DAB services and to find a list of
stations available in your area visit
www�digitalradionow�com�
* Please note that the sound quality
is dependent on a strong signal
strength� Signal strength can vary
from area to area� To check the
signal strength in your area visit
www�digitalradionow�com
Telescopic aerial
Please make sure that the aerial
on the back of the radio is fully
extended and adjusted when you
scan for DAB stations and listen
to DAB radio (a vertical position
is recommended)� This will ensure
that the maximum signal strength
is available as well as the best
possible sound quality�
DAB mode
Press and release the ‘Mode’
button on the front of your radio
until ‘DAB’ is displayed�
If you were listening to a DAB
station when you switched the
radio off then this station will be
automatically selected when you
switch the radio back on�
Changing DAB stations
1. If you are not already in DAB
mode, press and release the
‘Mode’ button on the front of
your radio until ‘DAB’ is displayed�
2. Use the left hand rotary control
to scroll through the station list�
3. When the station that you
would like to listen to is displayed,
press and release the left hand
rotary control to ‘Select’�
Using your DAB+ radio