User manual PURE EVOKE-1

[. . . ] Unplug the power adapter from the wall if the radio will not be used for a long period. Copyright Copyright 2003 by Imagination Technologies Limited. No part of this publication may be copied or distributed, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any human or computer language, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, magnetic, manual or otherwise, or disclosed to third parties without the express written permission of Imagination Technologies Limited. Disclaimer Imagination Technologies Limited makes no representation or warranties with respect to the content of this document and specifically disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. Further, Imagination Technologies Limited reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes in it from time to time without obligation of Imagination Technologies Limited to notify any person or organization of such revisions or changes. Trademarks EVOKE-1, PURE, the PURE logo, PURE Digital, the PURE Digital logo, Imagination Technologies, and the Imagination Technologies logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Imagination Technologies Limited. All other product names are trademarks of their respective companies. Credits This manual was written by Bruce Murray. [. . . ] See page 14 for information on primary and secondary services. If the station has `?' before its name the service is currently inactive or invalid. Press and hold down a numbered button for around two seconds to store the station under that number. Once you save a station to a preset, the station name has the preset number next to it on the station list. To recall a previously stored station Press and release the numbered button under which you stored the station. If the selected preset is empty the display shows `Preset empty' for a few seconds and you continue listening to the currently selected station. 10 Advanced setup options EVOKE-1 has a number of advanced features which enable you to change the order and number of stations on the station list, use a tuning aid, apply Dynamic Range Control (DRC) and view the software version. Press the Setup button to enter the advanced setup menu, turn the Tune knob to scroll through the following menu options and push to select that option. Station Order This option enables you to choose the order in which stations appear as you scroll through the station list. When you select this option you see the currently selected order on the top row of the display and a scroll list on the bottom. Turn the Tune knob to scroll through the following options and push to select one: Alphanumeric Fav station Displays all stations in alphanumeric order. This is the default setting. Active station Displays the six most listened to stations at the top of the station list in alphanumeric order and the rest below in alphanumeric order. Your favourite stations will be displayed with a next to the station name when you scroll through the station list. Displays active stations at the top of the service list in alphanumeric order and inactive ones at the bottom in alphanumeric order. See Selecting a station on page 9 for information on active stations. Trim station list presets Removes inactive stations from the station list. See Selecting a station on page 9 for information on active stations. Available only when Fav station order (above) has been selected. See page 10 for information on using presets. 11 Tuning aid This option provides a signal level display which you can use to find the best position for your radio and aerial. When you select this option, the bottom line of the display shows the channel identifier and frequency. See page 15 for useful addresses which you can contact to find the channel identifier for a multiplex you want to receive. 1. Turn the Tune knob to scroll through different channels and push the Tune knob to select one. Note The list includes all channels, UK stations are in the range 11B to 12D. The empty block indicates the minimum required level for reception and the solid blocks indicate the current level. 2. Move your aerial or radio while watching the display and to try to raise the current level to the empty block or beyond. The display will change to show the multiplex name on the bottom line of the display once a good signal is received and the multiplex will be added to the service list. 3. Push the Setup button to exit the tuning aid or turn the Tune knob to select another channel. Note You can also display the signal level for any station you are listening to by pushing the Tune knob. DRC Value DRC (Dynamic Range Control) enables you to alter the dynamic range of the received audio (dependent on broadcast material) by making the quieter sounds in a broadcast more audible at low volume or in a noisy environment. The DRC level of a broadcast is set by a broadcaster and transmitted with the service. Changing this DRC value enables you to apply a scaling factor to this level. When you select this option you see the current DRC value on the top line of the display and a scroll list on the bottom. [. . . ] In areas with poor DAB coverage or poor signal strength you may want to consider using a loft mounted or external aerial. To find out about coverage in your area contact one of the organisations listed on page 15. The following options may help you improve reception in your area. A range of DAB aerials are available from our website, see page 18. 1. Telescopic Aerial Optimise the position of your telescopic aerial by extending it as high as possible and pointing it vertically. [. . . ]