DAB mode
DAB mode
You can enjoy radio in digital audio quality thanks to DAB (Digital Audio Broadcast).
Note:
You need a special DAB antenna in or- der to operate the Nashville DAB 47. This can be a separate DAB roof/win- dow antenna or a DAB/AM/FM com- bination antenna. You can obtain fur- ther information from your Blaupunkt dealer.
Switching to DAB mode
If you are in Radio, CD/MP3, SD/MMC, CD- changer or AUX mode,
press the SRC button < repeatedly until “DAB” appears on the display.
In contrast with standard radio broadcast- ing, several programmes are always broad- cast over the same frequency for DAB. These programmes are arranged in “en- sembles”. An ensemble always contains several programmes.
In turn, a programme can additionally con- tain up to twelve 
” displayed in front of the programme name.
DAB also offers further advantages:
NEWS
News reports (NEWS) are provided in ad- dition to the traffic announcements. If you wish, you can allow the news reports to be played. If the “DAB NEWS ON” setting is ac- tivated, the current programme will be in- terrupted when a news report arrives, and the report will be played. At the end of the news report, the radio returns to the pro- gramme that you were listening to before.
Press the MENU•OK button 7.
Press the MENU•OK button 7, to dis- play the DAB menu.
Press the 
or 
button 6repeated- ly until “DAB NEWS ON” or “DAB NEWS OFF” appears on the display.
If you want to receive news reports, select “DAB NEWS ON”. If you do not want to listen to news reports, select “DAB NEWS OFF”.
Select the setting that you want using
the 
buttons 6.
When you have finished making your chang- es,
press the MENU•OK button 7 and then the DIS•ESC button 5to exit the menu.
WEATHER
Weather reports (WEATHER) are provided in addition to the traffic announcements. If you wish, you can allow the weather re- ports to be played. If the “DAB WEAT ON” setting is activated, the current programme will be interrupted when a weather report arrives, and the report will be played. At the end of the weather report, the radio returns to the programme that you were listening to before.
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