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DAB

Function

DAB

Function

DAB

(Digital

Audio

Broadcasting)

is

new

form

of

radio

broadcasting

using

digital

signals

rather

than

traditional

analogue

signals.

DAB

is

a

listening

to

the

CD-like

quality

radio

programs.

DAB

can

carry

not

only

audio

but

also

text.

DAB

Scan

1.

Press

the

DAB/TUNER

button

repeatedly

(or

press

the

FUNCTION

button

on

the

remote

control)

to

select

the

DAB

function

so

that

"BAND-3"

indicator

lights.

2.

Press

the

PTY/SCAN/SORT

button

more

than

2

seconds

to

scan

a

DAB

broadcasting.

SCAN

10%→20%→30%→40%→50%→60%→

70%→

80%

→

90%

→

SCAN

FIN

3.

To

canel

it

press

the

PTY/SCAN/SORT

button

again.

DAB

Sort

Press

the

PTY/SCAN/SORT

button

on

the

remote

control

during

DAB

broadcasting.

-

"DEFAULT

SORT"

indicator

:

Displays

all

stations

in

broadcasting

order

(ensemble

position).

-

"NAME

SORT"

indicator

:

Displays

all

stations

in

alphabet

order.

DAB

Tuning

This

function

is

used

to

scan

the

available

frequency

from

DAB

broadcasting.

1.

Press

the

.

bb

/

BB

>

button

repeatedly

to

select

a

DAB

broadcasting

you

want

on

the

DAB

mode.

2.

Press

the

DAB

SELECT

button

on

the

front

panel

or

STOP

(

x

)

on

the

remote

control.

DAB

Mode

You

can

change

a

information

display

of

DAB

broadcasting

during

listening.

Press

the

RDS

button

on

the

front

panel

or

RDS/DAB

MODE

on

the

remote

control.

The

setting

changes

in

the

following

order.

S-Name

→

S-Type

→

Radio

Text

(Dls)

→

Qual

→

Ens

Frequency

→

Ens

Name

-

Service

Name

(S-Name)

:

Displays

the

service

name

of

broadcast.

-

Service

Type

(S-Type)

:

Displays

the

service

type

of

broadcast.

-

Radio

Text

(DLS-Dynamic

Label

Segment):

Displays

the

text

information

of

broadcast.

-Quality

(Qual):

Displays

the

strength

of

current

broadcast

reception.

"l"

indicator

:

The

better

condition

of

broadcast

reception.

"-"

indicator

:

Displays

the

condition

of

broadcast

reception.

ote

If

a

broadcast

is

not

received,

reposition

the

supplied

antennas

on

this

mode.

-

Ensemble

Frequency

(Ens

Frequency):

Displays

the

Ensemble

Frequency

of

broadcast.

To

listen

a

broadcasting,

use

the

"DAB

tuning"

steps

on

left.

-

Ensemble

Name

(Ens

Name):

Displays

the

Displays

the

ensemble

name

of

broadcast.

ote

If

there

is

a

secondary

broadcast,

"2"

blinks

on

the

display

window.

To

listen

the

secondary

broadcast-

ing,

press

the

DAB

SELECT

button

on

the

front

panel

or

STOP

(

x

)

on

the

remote

control.

Presetting

DAB

stations

Presetting

DAB

stations

You

can

preset

50

stations

for

DAB.

1.

Press

DAB/TUNER

button

repeatedly

(or

FUNCTION

button

on

the

remote

control)

to

select

DAB

you

want.

2.

Press

PROGRAM/MEMO

on

the

remote

control.

A

preset

number

will

flash

in

the

display

window.

3.

Press

PRESET

(-)/(+)

(or

PRESET

( )

on

the

remote

control)

to

select

the

preset

number

you

want.

4.

Press

PROGRAM/MEMO

again.The

station

is

stored.

5.

Repeat

steps

1

(or 2)

to

5

to

store

other

stations.

To

delete

all

the

memorized

stations

Press

and

hold

on

the

PROGRAM/MEMO

on

the

remote

control

for

about

two

seconds,

"CLEAR"

blink

in

the

display

window

and

then

press

PROGRAM/MEMO

on

the

remote

control

again,

the

stations

are

deleted.

For

your

reference

If

all

stations

have

already

been

entered,

FULL

message

will

appear

in

the

display

window

for

a

moment

and

then

a

preset

number

will

flash.

To

change

the

preset

number,

follow

the

steps

4-5.

To

recall

presets

Press

and

hold

PRESET

(-)/(+)

or

PRESET

()

on

the

remote

control

until

the

desired

preset

number

appears

or

press

it

repeatedly.

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