4 Getting Started
4.1Switching On for the First Time
•Connect the internal antenna (supplied) and then position the antenna above the DAB Upgrade. Alternatively an external antenna can be connected (external DAB Band III antenna not supplied)
•Connect your DAB Upgrade, using the audio cable supplied, to the available input connector on your audio system. Alternatively you can connect via the optical output/input (SP/DIF) if your audio system is compatible (cable not supplied)
•Connect the power adapter provided to the DAB Upgrade. Now plug into the mains socket and switch mains on.
•Turn the DAB Upgrade on using the on/off button on the top of the unit – the display will now say ‘clock not set’
•Press the on/off button on the remote control. The ‘clock not set’ message will disappear and The DAB Upgrade will now perform a fast auto scan and tune into the first available station.
•If required, reposition the antenna in order to achieve the best reception. The optimum reception on any DAB product is normally achieved if the product is positioned close to a window.
NB It is advisable to perform a ‘full scan’ to benefit from all the DAB channels available in your area (see Full Scan below)
4.2Auto Scan / Full Scan
Your DAB Upgrade will perform an auto scan the first time you switch it on as detailed above. To ensure that you are receiving all of the channels available to you it is advised that you perform a Full Scan.
•To perform a Full Scan hold down the Scan button for three seconds. The DAB Upgrade will perform a full scan and return to the first available station
4.3No Stations Available
•If no stations are found your DAB Upgrade will provide you with menu options to repeat the scanning process or to allow you to tune manually
•If you still fail to find stations please check that you have DAB coverage in your area
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