16
Troubleshooting
This section gives some of the most likely solutions to problems you might have with your EVOKE-2.
I can’t get any sound
Make sure your EVOKE-2 is plugged in or has batteries fitted and is switched on as explained on page 6.
Check that the volume is not set too low, see page 9 for details.
In DAB mode, ensure that you have completed the Autotune procedure to find digital radio stations as explained on page 7. In FM mode check
that you are tuned to the correct frequency.
DAB Display says ‘ No stations available’
Check that your aerial is connected and fully extended. Use the Autotune facility to search for services, see page 7. Try using the DAB tuning aid
to adjust your aerial or radio position, see page 12.
I can’t access secondary services in DAB
At the time of publishing not many secondary services are available. If secondary services are available for the currently selected station the
secondary ‘>>’ indicator will be shown on the display next to the station name, see page 8.
DAB Display says ‘Station off-air’
This may occur if a broadcaster takes a station off-air whilst you are listening to it. If your radio is tuned to a secondary service EVOKE-2 re-
tunes to the associated primary service. If tuned to a primary service, EVOKE-2 will wait until the service resumes or you can choose a new
station.
I can’t hear the DAB station I have selected on the display
The top line of the display shows the currently selected station. To change station you need to scroll the station list displayed on the bottom line
of the display and confirm your selection by pressing the
Tune
knob, as described on page 8.
I hear a ‘burbling’ sound on some DAB stations
Although DAB is excellent at providing quality audio from very little signal, the quality can suffer if the signal strength is too low. If that happens,
a ‘burbling’ sound can sometimes be heard.
To help reduce this, check that your aerial is fully extended and upright. If the problem persists try moving your EVOKE-2 or repositioning your
aerial using the DAB tuning aid described on page 12. See page 17 for additional advice on aerials.
