Manual Tuning; Changing The Station List Order; Dab Mode - Dualit DAB LITE RADIO Instructions And Guarantee

MANUAL TUNING

Manual tuning allows you to tune directly to the various
DAB Band III channels. UK DAB stations are located in the
range 11B to 12D.
Press and hold the INFO button for three seconds
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until 'Station Order' appears on the display. Turn the
TUNE knob until the display shows 'Manual Tuning'
and press to select.
Turn the tuner to find your desired frequency, then
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press to select.
The open bar in the middle shows the minimum signal
strength needed for good DAB reception. The signal
strength bar will go up and down showing the
changing signal strength as you adjust the telescopic
aerial or move the radio around the room.
As soon as a DAB signal is found, the display will show
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the name of the DAB multiplex.
If you have selected a new radio station this will
automatically be added to the list stored in the radio's
memory. Press the TUNE knob again to return to
normal tuning.

DAB MODE

CHANGING THE STATION LIST ORDER

This feature allows you to change the order of the stations
listed in DAB mode. Press the INFO button and hold for
three seconds until 'Station Order' appears on the display.
Press the tuner knob in to select. There are 4 options:
Fav station: Your 10 most popular stations are
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listed first (in alphabetical order) followed by the
remaining stations (also in alphabetical order).
Fav to presets: Automatically sets the presets as
your favourite stations. This option will only become
available when 'Fav station' has been selected.
Alphanumeric: Similar to alphabetical order, with
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stations starting with 0 – 9 listed before 'a, b, c...'.
Active stations: Any station which failed to tune in
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at the last attempt, or wasn't found in the last scan is
marked as non-active (the station name is preceded by
a '?' in the display). These are listed at the end, after
all the active stations.
Prune: Removes all the non-active stations from the
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list (use the 'Scan' feature to put them back if you
subsequently change locations).
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