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Station Display Symbols
Using your DAB Radio
Y
ou may see some symbols displayed
alongside the station names.
These are
de
ned as follows:
?
This is displayed before the station name if
the station is not available or not active.
>>
Chevrons displayed after the station name
indicate that this is a primary station with
secondary services.
<<
Chevrons displayed before the station
name indicate that this is a secondary station.
Note:
Each preset button holds two presets.
For example, the 1/6 preset button, on the
DAB digital radio, holds preset positions one
and six.
Y
ou can preset up to 10 DAB stations for easy
access as follows:
1.
T
une to the station you wish to preset.
2.
Press and hold one of the preset buttons
(e.g. 1/6), located on the top of the DAB
digital radio. ‘
Preset # saved
’ will appear
on the second line of the display
, where # is
the number of the preset position.
3.
T
o
save to preset positions 6-10, hold
down the
SHIFT
button then press and hold
the desired preset button. If you have already
saved a DAB station in that preset location, it
will be over-written with the new station.
T
o
select presets 1-5, press the relevant preset
button.
T
o
select presets 6-10, hold down the
SHIFT
button and then press the relevant preset
button.
If you have not already stored a DAB station
in one of the presets, ‘
Empty preset
’
will be displayed.
The display will revert to
the previously selected station after a few
seconds.
Y
ou can delete all of the preset stations and
return the DAB digital radio to its factory
settings as follows:
1.
Press and hold the
MENU
button.
2.
The display will show ‘
Press SELECT
to confirm reset...
’
3.
Press the
SELECT
button.
The display
will show ‘
Welcome to DAB
’
before
performing a new scan for stations.
The DAB digital radio will be returned to its
factory condition.
If you do not wish to reset the DAB digital
radio, wait a few seconds without pressing any
buttons and the DAB digital radio will revert to
its previous operating condition.
Reset
Storing DAB Presets
Selecting a Preset Station
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