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To display DAB information:
1.    Whilst listening to a station, repeatedly press 

the 

INFO

 button to select the information 

required, the display will show the information 

in the bottom line of the LCD display.

The following screens show typical examples:

The text may show information on music titles or details of 

the programme and is provided by the broadcaster.

This is a description of the type of programme provided 

by the broadcaster.

This will show the network that is broadcasting the 

programme you are listening to.

This displays the time and date information provided by  

the broadcaster. In good signal conditions it will always 

be accurate.

This displays the channel number and the transmission 

frequency.

This shows the digital bit-rate and the mode.

If the transmission signal contains errors the system can 

apply correction. The amount of signal correction can be 

displayed as a numerical value between 0 and 99. As the 

value increases, you will hear the signal degrade. To 

improve reception, try adjusting the position of the aerial.

You can also display the signal strength of a DAB station.
When tuned to the station press the 

ENTER

 button .

The LCD screen will show a bar graph indicating the 

strength of the signal - the more squares the stronger the 

signal.
The open square indicates the minimum signal strength 

required  for good reception.

Program name

Program type

Multiplex name

Signal error rate

Current time and date

Scrolling text information 

Channel and frequency

Bit rate and mode

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Using the  DAB radio

Displaying DAB information

Scrolling Text: 

Program Type

Network Name

Time and Date

Channel and Frequency

Signal Information

Signal Error Rate

Signal Strength

There are 10 presets to store your favourite DAB stations.
To store a station to a preset button  on your remote 

control:

Whilst listening to a station press and hold the 

number button that you wish to use to preset 

this station until ‘Preset saved’ is displayed.

For example, to store a station in preset 4:

Whilst listening to a station press the 4 button 

until the LCD shows ‘Preset 4 saved’.

To recall a station in preset 4:

Briefly press the 4 button on the remote control, 

the LCD display will show the selected station. If 

preset 4 had not been previously assigned to a 

station the LCD display would show ‘Empty preset’.

To preset 10 press and hold the +10 button.

To reset the DAB radio, press and hold the 

MEMORY/CLOCK

 

button for 5 seconds “

Factory RESET

” appears, then press 

the

 PLAY/SCAN

 button

 t

o confirm.

Note: This will force the system to re-scan. Any previously 

stored preset stations will be lost.

Store and recall a preset station

Manual Reset

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Summary of Contents for MICRO1112DAB

Page 1: ...MICRO1112DAB DAB MICRO User Guide IMPORTANT Please read all instructions carefully before use and keep for future reference...

Page 2: ...ple to use you can fully operate your DAB Micro system using the supplied Remote Control Throughout this User Guide the DAB Micro will be referred to as the Micro System Safety is important Use of any...

Page 3: ...unctions 16 Troubleshooting 17 Specifications 18 2 x AAA batteries for remote control DAB Micro 06 07 08 09 This User Guide Remote Control MICRO1112DAB DAB MICRO User Guide IMPORTANT Please read all i...

Page 4: ...wards Button Skip Forwards Button STOP Button FUNCTION Button VOL Button VOL Button PLAY SCAN Button ENTER Button INFO Button CD Door STANDBY ON Button REMOTE CONTROL Sensor LCD Display AUX IN socket...

Page 5: ...on MENU Button FUNCTION Button PLAY SCAN Button PLAY MODE Button FOLDER UP Button FOLDER DN Button EQ Button NUMBER Buttons SLEEP Button ENTER Button BASS Button VOL Button VOL Button RWD Button FWD B...

Page 6: ...t and polarities as shown 1 Get going 2 Using Headphones A pair of headphones not supplied with a 3 5mm diameter stereo plug and 8 32 ohm impedance is required Plug the headphones into the Headphone S...

Page 7: ...e and date and scrolling text information For initial use press the PLAY SCAN button The DAB radio will make a quick scan and store the stations in memory When the scanning is completed the DAB statio...

Page 8: ...Press the MENU button on remote control and press buttons until the name of the option is displayed press ENTER press press press press press press press press ENTER press ENTER press ENTER Normally...

Page 9: ...the signal the more squares the stronger the signal The open square indicates the minimum signal strength required for good reception Program name Program type Multiplex name Signal error rate Current...

Page 10: ...may show information on music titles or details of the programme and is provided by the broadcaster NO RT will be shown if FM station with RDS is not available This is a description of the type of pro...

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Page 12: ...pears Playing MP3 and WMA CDs When playing a CD encoded with MP3 or WMA files the functions available and operations are similar to those when playing a standard CD 1 2 3 1 2 5 6 1 2 3 4 To clear the...

Page 13: ...Using the CD 13 05 Searching MP3 WMA tracks Press PLAY SCAN to confirm the selection press INFO press INFO press press...

Page 14: ...sleep timer DON T FORGET You need to use the remote control to use this function The Sleep Timer is a countdown timer for switching the system to standby mode after a specified time It enables you to...

Page 15: ...radio CD or AUX device Press the TIMER button to confirm and the minute digits will begin to flash Adjust the minutes by pressing the buttons 2 Press the TIMER button to confirm and OFF TIME will be s...

Page 16: ...de 1 Connect your device to the AUX IN socket on the front of the unit 2 Control your device as usual for audio playback 3 2 3 Note Only ID3 tag version 1 is supported For music playback from an auxil...

Page 17: ...eriencing problems using your new product before returning it to the retailer just call 0871 230 1777 Need a spare part In the unlikely event of you need ing spare parts please contact our spares depa...

Page 18: ...o Frequency Coverage FM 87 5 108 MHz DAB 174 224MHz Dimensions Unit Speaker p W170mm X D205mm X H145mm W154mm X D165mm X H145mm 2 X 1 5Volt AAA batteries 25W Specifications IMPORTAN T T T This manual...

Page 19: ...ad these operating instructions before you attempt to use the equipment Do ensure that all electrical connections including the mains plug extension leads and interconnections between pieces of equipm...

Page 20: ...able clamp G N I N R A W Do not connect either wire to the earth terminal 2 Core plug This symbol indicates that this 2 core appliance is Class II and does not require an earth connection The wire col...

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