Clarion DAH923 - Manual (Page 6)

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DAH923
Digital Radio / DAB Operations
PTY
This function enables you to listen to the selected
programme type, irrespective of the function
mode.
∗ One common PTY can be selected for DAB or RDS.
∗ Of DAB PTY and RDS PTY, the PTY which is
received earlier takes priority over the other.
∗ PTY broadcasts are not yet available in all countries.
∗ In INFO standby mode, INFO stations have priority
over PTY stations.
∗ In TA standby mode, TP stations have priority over
PTY stations.
∗ For details on “PTY”, refer to the section “RDS
operation” of each owner’s manual.
● Setting PTY standby mode
● Cancelling PTY standby mode
● Cancelling a PTY interrupt broadcast
● Selecting PTY
● PTY seek
● PTY preset memory
Emergency broadcast
When an emergency broadcast is received, all
the function mode operations are stopped.
“ALARM” appears in the display and the
emergency broadcast can be heard.
∗ For details on “Emergency broadcast”, refer to the
section “RDS operation” of each owner’s manual.
● Cancelling an emergency broadcast
Switching the PTY and INFO display
language
You can select one of 4 languages (English,
German, Swedish or French) for the PTY and
INFO shown in the display.
∗ The factory default setting is “English”.
∗ For details on “Switching the PTY and INFO
display language”, refer to the section “RDS
operation” of each owner’s manual.
Volume setting of TA, INFO,
emergency broadcast (ALARM) and
PTY
The volume for TA, INFO, ALARM and PTY
interrupts can be set during TA, INFO, ALARM
and PTY interrupt. Perform the following
operation depending on the connected model.
∗ The factory default setting is “15”.
• DXZ928R/DXZ828R/DXZ728R
During a TA, INFO, ALARM or PTY interrupt,
turn the [ROTARY] knob clockwise or counter-
clockwise to set the volume to a desired level
(0 to 33).
• ADZ628R
During a TA, INFO, ALARM or PTY interrupt,
turn the [VOLUME] knob clockwise or counter-
clockwise to set the volume to a desired level
(0 to 33).
∗ When the TA, INFO, ALARM or PTY interrupt ends,
the volume returns to the level it had before the
interrupt.