Changing Sensia Views; Browse View - PURE SENSIA 200D CONNECT Operating Instructions Manual

Changing Sensia views

Sensia has three main views, Browse, Now Playing and Full Screen. The Browse view allows you to select
sources and browse for content, the Now Playing view shows the media panel and controls, the Full Screen
view maximises the media panel so that it takes up the whole screen. When you select a new source, Sensia
defaults to the Now Playing view.

Browse view

No. Item
1 List Panel
2 Home
3 Back
4 Quick Jump
5 Search
6 Media panel
7 View controls
8 Information panel
9 Power
10 Signal Strength
11 Audio
12 Settings
13 Source
14 Alarms
15 Recordings
16 Clock/Date
17 Icon Bar
Description
To navigate the list panel use your fingertip to scroll the list panel up or down and tap a station/track to begin
listening.
Tap the Home icon to go back to the home for the current source.
Tap to return to the last view.
Tap the Quick Jump icon to open the Quick Jump Box.
Tap a letter to jump to the first station or track beginning with that letter.
Tap the Search icon to search for stations or tracks.
Displays screens associated with the media playing, or other visuals of your choice such as photos, weather,
Facebook, Twitter or a news feed. Slide left/right and/or up/down.
Tap these buttons to change the Sensia view (Browse view, Now Playing view, and Full screen view).
Displays any data associated with the radio station or media file.
Indicates if Sensia is connected to mains or if it is using a ChargePAK. If Sensia is using a ChargePAK, this
indicates the amount of power left in the ChargePAK.
Tap to display more information about the strength of the FM/Digital and Wi-Fi signal.
Tap to adjust the bass, treble and boost the auxiliary input volume.
Tap to view/change settings, including network, display and language.
Tap to change the audio source.
Tap to set the alarms and change the timer settings.
Tap to set timed recordings.
Tap to change the time and date settings on Sensia.
Displays the time and icons that relate to the function being used.
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