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using the

radio

Radio features

Solo is fitted with either a DAB/FM or an AM/FM

receiver, depending on the part of the world that

it is shipped to. To identify which is fitted in your

Solo, first locate the FM aerial connector located

on the far right of the rear panel of Solo. If there

is an AM connector to the right of this, then your

Solo is fitted with an AM/FM module; if you see

only a blanking plate to the right of the FM aerial

connector, you have a DAB/FM module.

Solo provides:

up to 30 station presets;

full RDS information on FM (where

transmitted); programme-associated data on

DAB;

FM signal-strength and DAB data-rate meters.

Searching for stations

Pressing the

button when the radio is

MODE

selected as the music source toggles between

the two tuning modes of Solo – 'Preset' or

'Tune'. The selected mode is shown briefly on

the display.

When in preset mode, pressing the

buttons on the remote control (

on the

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front panel) selects the previous/next station

preset (if these are defined). Note that these

buttons have no effect, in preset mode, if

no presets are defined.

In tune mode, by contrast, pressing these

buttons changes the AM/FM tuning frequency

or selects the next DAB radio station from the

station list.

Programming station presets

If you wish, you can store your favourite radio station in one of the preset

radio stations supported by Solo. This allows quick access to the station

in the future, without the bother of having to re-tune. Solo provides for 30

preset radio stations, which are shared between DAB and FM, or AM and FM

(depending on your product configuration).

To store a preset, first tune to the radio station you wish to store. To store the

station into one of presets 1-9, press and hold the appropriately numbered

button on the remote control until the 'preset saved' message is displayed.

An alternative method, which allows access to the higher-number presets, is

pressing the

button to enter the Solo configuration menu (described

fully on page 12), then navigating through the menu until 'Store Preset' is

displayed. Using the – and + buttons on the remote control (

front panel) select the preset number you wish to use for the station. If a

preset is in use already, then the name or transmission frequency of the

station held in the preset is shown on the bottom line of the display; empty

presets are indicated by 'Empty' being shown. When the preferred preset

number is shown, press

to store the preset. Note that saving a radio

station into a location occupied already will cause the original preset station to

be overwritten by the new one.

Your presets are retained when Solo is disconnected from the power supply.

Source selection

Station name

Transmission details, or other information

FM/AM

To search for new stations, ensure that Solo is

in 'Tune' mode, as described above.

Automatic tuning. Pressing the

buttons on the remote control (

on the front panel) for longer than

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one second engages automatic tuning.

Solo searches for a radio station signal of

sufficient strength, then stops. To skip to

the next station, press one of the buttons

again. Automatic tuning is available for

both FM and AM.

Manual tuning. Use the

and

buttons (

on the front panel) to

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select the desired tuning frequency.

This can be used for tuning to a specific

frequency. It is also useful if you are

trying to select a station that is too weak

for the auto search mode.

Selecting station presets

Solo must be in preset mode before preset stations can be selected (see

above).

To cycle through your preset stations, use the

control (

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directly by using the numeric keypad on the remote. See page 6 for further

information on this option.

on the

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Preset mode indicator

Current volume

DAB

Tuning stations in under DAB is different from

conventional FM or AM tuning, in that you do

not need to know the transmission frequency

of the station – this is handled for you by Solo.

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Select DAB as the source, then press the

button. Navigate through the menu

options (see page 12) until 'DAB Setup' is

displayed. There are two options under this

menu item – 'Scan' and 'Erase settings'.

Selecting 'Scan' causes Solo to search for new

DAB stations. If any are found, then they will

be added automatically to the list of available

stations. Press

for a second time to exit

the menu.

To select a DAB radio station, press the

buttons on the remote control until

the name of the station you want to listen

to is displayed. The station will be tuned

in automatically after a delay of about two

seconds.

buttons on the remote

on the front panel). Alternatively, presets can be selected