Blaupunkt HR50DAB Owner's Manual page 14

HR50DAB
Important: As to the above interface, the slightly larger rectangle indicates
the audio quality threshold – if the signal strength, as indicated by the solid
rectangles, falls below this threshold the audio quality will deteriorate.
Please try to switch other station for listening in case of happened.
To remove stations that are listed but unavailable
1. Press MENU button and then press > or < button to show the submenu
Prune; press the ENTER button to enter the Prune option.
2. Press > to select Yes and then press ENTER button to confirm prune
operation.
Note: this operation will remove all invalid stations indicated in the station
list with a '?' in front of the station name.
Station preset
The unit allows you to store up to 20 DAB stations for easy recall at any time.
1. When you tuned a favorite station, press and hold the PRESET button until
the display shows preset programming on display; press < or > button to
choose the preset memory station number, press the ENTER button to
confirm the settings.
2. To recall a preset station, short press the PRESET button to enter the
preset memory programming on display; press > or < button to pick up
the preset station; press ENTER button to choose and play the displayed
preset station.
Now playing information on screen
While a station is playing, the screen shows its name and DLS (Dynamic Label
Segment) information broadcast by the station such as programme name,
track title and contact details. Long DLS info (over 16 characters) will across
through show on the display.
To view further information
Each time you press INFO button, the next set of information is displayed,
cycling through: DLS text, DL Plus information (this is only displayed if
broadcast by the station), signal strength, programme type, ensemble
name, channel number/frequency, signal error rate, bit rate, codec/DAB
variant, time and date.
Note: DL Plus presents additional information that can be broadcast by
stations and stored temporarily on your radio.
Dynamic range compression (DRC)
This function reduces the difference between the loudest and quietest
audio being broadcast. Effectively, this makes quiet sounds comparatively
louder, and loud sounds comparatively quieter.
Note: DRC only works if it is enabled by the broadcaster for a specific
station.
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