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SETTING PRESETS

The SP110 is fi tted with 4 preset buttons which can store DAB stations of your choice for one-

button recall operation.

Please note that if you decide to store a secondary level DAB station, there is a possibility that

this station will only be broadcast periodically, and may not have station content when you return

to this preset in the future. If this is the case the LCD display will read 'Station not available', and

it will be necessary to retune to an alternative station.

To store a preset:

1) Tune the SP110 to the station required.

2) Decide which preset you want to store this station on.

3) Hold down this preset for a period longer than 2 seconds.

4) LCD display will read 'Preset saved'

If a preset does not have a station allocated to it, the LCD will read 'Empty preset' if this button

is pressed.

Please also refer to page 12 for instructions on using the favourite station setting to infl uence

the preset locations.

CHANGING THE INFO SETTINGS

It is possible to change the information which is displayed on line 2 of the LCD display when

listening to a DAB station.

The options are as follows;

a) DLS: Dynamic Label Segment, this is scrolling text information supplied by the

radio station. This may be information on music titles or details regarding the program

or station, and is provided by the broadcaster.

b) Program type: this is a description of the type of broadcast provided by the radio

station, e.g.: Pop music or Rock music. This is also provided by the broadcaster.

c) Multiplex name: this will show the multiplex which is broadcasting the program you

are listening to.

d) Date and time: This will display a constant time/date signal provided by the

broadcaster, this is not an internal clock and should always be accurate.

To change the info settings, press the info button.

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