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Data compression
DAB makes use of eects of human hearing for data compression.
The human ear does not perceive sounds below a minimum volume. Data below this silence thresh-
old can therefore be filtered out.
Thisispossiblebecauseeverydigitaldataowsavestheassociatedrelativevolumeincomparison
to other units for every information unit as well. In a sound signal, the louder shares also overlay the
softer shares at a certain threshold. All sound information in a piece of music that falls below the
listening threshold can be filtered out of the signal to be transmitted.
This reduces the data ow to be transmitted without any perceptible sound dierence for the
listener.
Audio Stream
Audio streams are continuous data streams at DAB that contain MPEG 1 audio layer 2 frames and
thus represent acoustic information. Common radio programmes can be transmitted this way and
listened to by the receiver.
DABnotonlyprovidesradioatexcellentsoundquality,butalsoadditionalinformation.Thismayrefer
to the current programme (DLS e.g. title, interpreter) or be independent of this (e.g. news, weather,
trac, advice).
c) Operation in DAB-Mode
The device will automatically start station scanning when it is switched o for the first time. If no
stationisreceived,"Notavailable"isdisplayed.Thismeansthateithernoreceptionispossible,or
reception is very weak. In this case, you need to change location.
Search
• Theautomatic"Fullscan"scansallDABchannelsandthuswillndallstationsthatarebroadcast
in the reception area.
• PushtheMENU(5)buttonandselect"Fullscan"withtheTUNING(12)buttons.
• PushthebuttonENTER(11)toconrm.
• Thescanstartsandthedisplay(13)showsaprogressbar.
• Aftercompletionofthestationscan,therststationinalphanumericorderisplayedback.
Ifno station isfound, check thealignmentof thetelescopicaerial (18) andif required,
change the site of setup of your device.
Check if DAB stations are broadcast in your area.