Pure ONE Elite Series 2 - Manual (Page 11)

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Using Listen Later
Listen Later enables you to save your favourite digital radio programme and play it back later.
The programme is stored in memory while your radio is switched on, or in standby, until it
is overwritten by another. The memory will hold up to about 45 minutes* worth of a typical
broadcast and will stop once the memory is full.
Setting up Listen Later
1. Press the Menu button, turn the dial and push to select Listen Later.
2. Turn the dial to scroll through the five options on the bottom line of the display, while the
top line displays their current setting. To change a setting, push the dial, turn it to make
your selection and then push it to confirm the change.
Set
Push the dial to choose between On (programme will be saved) or Off (programme will not
be saved).
Set time
Push the dial to set the programme start time. Turn the dial to set the hour then push to
confirm. Repeat to set the minutes.
Set duration
Push the dial and turn to increase the duration of the programme (minimum 15 minutes)
and push to confirm.
Set days
Push the dial to set which day(s) programme you want to save. Choose between:
Daily
(every day), Weekday (every day Monday to Friday), Weekend (Saturday and Sunday),
Weekly (One day every week)
or Once only (no repeat).
Select station
Push the dial, choose a digital station and push to confirm.
At the time set, the programme will be saved if the radio is in standby or switched on and the
display will show LL. If your radio is switched on it will switch to the chosen digital radio station.
Note: If the time you set clashes with a set alarm you will be warned so you can change it.
Note: Listen Later only works if your radio is switched on or in standby, if you switch off your
radio (remove mains power or switch off when using battery/ChargePAK power) any
Listen Later setting will be ignored and any previously saved programme will be lost.
*(Limited temporary storage on the radio for a typical maximum programme length of between 45 minutes to 3 hours
depending on the station bit rate.)