User manual
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Data compression
DAB makes use of eects 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.
Thisispossiblebecauseeverydigitaldataowsavestheassociatedrelativevolumeincomparison
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 dierence 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.
DABnotonlyprovidesradioatexcellentsoundquality,butalsoadditionalinformation.Thismayrefer
to the current programme (DLS e.g. title, interpreter) or be independent of this (e.g. news, weather,
trac, advice).
c) Operation in DAB-Mode
The device will automatically start station scanning when it is switched o for the first time. If no
stationisreceived,"Notavailable"isdisplayed.Thismeansthateithernoreceptionispossible,or
reception is very weak. In this case, you need to change location.
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• Theautomatic"Fullscan"scansallDABchannelsandthuswillndallstationsthatarebroadcast
in the reception area.
• PushtheMENU(5)buttonandselect"Fullscan"withtheTUNING(12)buttons.
• PushthebuttonENTER(11)toconrm.
• Thescanstartsandthedisplay(13)showsaprogressbar.
• Aftercompletionofthestationscan,therststationinalphanumericorderisplayedback.
Ifno station isfound, check thealignmentof thetelescopicaerial (18) andif required,
change the site of setup of your device.
Check if DAB stations are broadcast in your area.