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Dab operation – Goodmans GSR75WDAB User Manual

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The Display



In DAB mode, the name of the station being listened to appears on Line 1 of the display, and the

“dynamic text” (sometimes known as “DLS Text”) will appear on Line 2 of the display unless the

“Display” , “Up”, “Down”, “Menu”, or “Select/Timer” buttons have been pressed which change the

information shown on line 2 of the display.

Display Button (DAB Mode) The “Display” button changes the information displayed on line 2 of

the display by cycling through the following settings:
Normal (dynamic text for DAB) > Signal Strength > Multiplex and station information (3 items) >

broadcast Bit rate>audio mode>Clock time > Battery Level (only if batteries are being used) >

Normal (dynamic text for DAB) etc

Each time the “Display” button is pressed, the information displayed on line 2 of the display is

changed to one of the above. Continue to press the “Display” button until the required information is

displayed. Note : Sometimes when listening to DAB, the dynamic text may take a few seconds before

it starts to scroll across the display – this is normal.

Normal (DLS Text)
This is the normal display for DAB mode. The DLS text is almost always

longer than the display so it will “scroll” across the display such that all the

content can be read.
Signal Strength
The signal strength is shown as a bar on line 2 of the display – the longer

the bar, the stronger the signal. This display can be used when first setting

up your receiver to help you position the aerial for best reception

Multiplex and Station information
Use these options to find out more technical information about the station

being listened to.
BBC National DAB (the name of the multiplex on which the station is being

transmitted)
160kbits/S - the bitrate of the audio being received (in the range 64 to

384kbit/s)
Audio Mode (the broadcast mode – can be Mono, Stereo, or Joint Stereo)

Clock

The clock is automatically updated when listening to DAB, and is kept up to

date by the receiver when the receiver is switched off. The clock can be

displayed in 12-hour (AM/PM) or 24-hour (default) format.

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