Pure DMX-50 User Manual

Owner’s manual

Safety instructions

Keep the unit away from heat sources and do not place sources of naked flames (such as can dles) o n the uni t. Unit ventilation should not b e impeded by cove ring the venti latio n openings wit h newsp apers, cur tains etc. Do not place any object s cont aining liquids on the unit, such as vases. When plugged in, DMX-50 remains connecte d to mains power, even in standby with the display backlight of f. Ensur e that the mains plug is readily ac cessible in c ase isola tion from the mains is r equired. Do not re move sc rews from or op en the radio casing.

Sicherheitshinweise

Das Ger ät nich t in der Näh e von Heizquell en posi tionieren und keine Vorrichtungen mit offenen Flammen (z. B. brennende Kerzen) auf dem Gerät abstellen. Die Ventilatorlüftung des Geräts nicht durch das Abdecken der Lüftungsschlitze mit Zeitungen, Vorhängen usw. beeinträchtigen. Keine Gefäße mit Flüssigkeit (z.B. Blume nvase n) auf das Gerät stellen. Das an eine Stromsteckdose angeschlossene System DMX-50 steht auch im Standby-Modus und bei deaktivier ter Hintergrundbeleuchtung des Displays unter Netzstrom. Sicherstellen, dass der Netzstecker leicht zugänglich ist, um das Gerät problemlos vom Netz trennen zu können. Entf ernen Sie keine Schrauben vom G ehäuse und öffnen Sie dieses nic ht.

Consignes de sécurité

Tenir l’appareil éloigné de toute source de chaleur et ne pas poser d’objets susceptibles de provoquer des flammes nues (par exemple des bougies) sur l’appareil. La ventilation de l’appareil ne doit pas être bloquée en couvrant les aérations de journaux, rideaux, etc. Ne pas poser d’objets contenant des substances liquides sur l’appareil (par exemple, des vases). Lors qu’elle est branchée, la chaîne DMX-50 rest e connectée à l’alimentation du sec teur, même si elle e st en mode veille et que le rétroéclairage de l’écr an est éteint . Veiller à ce que la pr ise secteur soit facilement acc essible pour pouvoir la débrancher, si né cessaire. Ne pas ouvrir le boîtier de la radio ou en e nlever les vis .

Istr uzioni di sicurezza

Tenere la radio lontana da font i di calore e non co llocare sull’unità fiamme vi ve (come candele). Non ostruir e le apertur e di ventilaz ione dell’unit à con giornali, tende, ecc . Non posizionare sull’unità oggetti contenenti liquidi come vasi. Quando c ollegato, DM X-50 rimane connesso alla rete d’alimentazione persino in modali tà di st andby con la retr oilluminazione del display spenta. Assicurarsi che la pres a d’alimentaz ione sia facilmente ac cessibile in caso sia nec essario is olare l ’unità. Non rimuovere le viti né aprire l’involucro della radio.

Sikkerhedsforskrifter

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Veiligheids instructies

Houd het toestel uit de buurt van hit tebronnen en plaat s geen open vuur (zoals kaarse n) op het t oest el. De vent ilatie van het t oest el mag nie t worde n geblokkeer d door de de ventilatie -openingen t e bedek ken met krant en, gordijnen etc. Plaat s geen voorwerpen die vloe istoffen b evat ten op he t toes tel zoals vaze n. Als de stekker van de DMX-50 is aangesloten op de str oomvoorziening, dan is het t oest el met he t elektric iteitsnet verbonden, ze lfs als het in st and-by staa t en het lichtje van het display uit is. Zor g ervoor dat de hoofdstekker makkelijk be reikbaar is in geval het apparaa t moet worden af gesloten van d e elek tric iteit. Verwijder ge en schroeven uit de omk asting van de radio en open het niet.

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Trademarks

DMX -50, the DMX-5 0 logo, ReVu , Intel litex t, PUR E, the PURE logo, PURE Digi tal, the PURE Digi tal logo, Im agi nat ion Tec hno log ies , and t he Im agi nat ion Tech nol og ies l ogo are trad emark s or re gi ste red tr adem ark s of Ima ginat io n Tec hnolog ie s L imi te d. Al l other pro duc t n ame s are t rademar ks of the ir re sp ec ti ve co mpa nies . Vers ion 3 Jan uary 20 07.

Warenzeichen

DMX-50, das DMX-5 0 Logo, ReVu, Intellit ext, PURE, da s PU RE Log o, PURE Dig ita l, das PUR E Di git al Logo, Imagi nati on Technologies und das Imaginati on Technologies Logo sind Warenzeichen oder eingetragene Waren zeichen von Imagination Technologies Limite d. Al le an der en Pr odu ktna men sin d War enz eic hen ihre r jew eiligen Besi tzer. Version 03. Januar 2007

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Marchi

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Varemærker

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Handelsme rken

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Contents

Overview of the controls and connectors ........................................ 2

Overview of the display ................................................................... 4

Getting started ................................................................................5

Navigating menus .........................................................................................................5

Using DAB ........................................................................................6

Changing stations .........................................................................................................6

Changing the information displayed .............................................................................6

ReVu™ - Pausing and rewinding radio ..........................................................................6

Intellitext™ - news, sports and more ...........................................................................7

Setting and selecting presets .......................................................................................7

Using the EPG (Electronic Programme Guide) ..............................................................8

Changing DAB options ...................................................................................................9

Using FM ........................................................................................ 10

Changing stations .......................................................................................................10

Changing the information displayed ...........................................................................10

Setting and selecting presets .....................................................................................10

Changing FM options ...................................................................................................10

Playing a CD ................................................................................... 11

Selecting a track .........................................................................................................11

Changing the information displayed ........................................................................... 11

Changing CD options ...................................................................................................11

Using an SD memory card ............................................................. 12

Inserting and removing a card ....................................................................................12

Recording DAB radio ................................................................................................... 12

Playing a track ............................................................................................................12

Changing the information displayed ........................................................................... 12

Changing SD card options ...........................................................................................12

Setting alarms/timers ................................................................... 13

Setting an alarm ......................................................................................................... 13

Cancelling alarms .......................................................................................................14

Setting a timed event ..................................................................................................14

Cancelling a timed event .............................................................................................14

Setting a sleep timer ...................................................................................................14

Setting the clock .........................................................................................................15

General options ............................................................................. 15

Audio ...........................................................................................................................15

Screen .........................................................................................................................15

Upgrade ......................................................................................................................15

Hints and Tips ................................................................................ 16

Technical Specifications ................................................................ 16

Overview of the controls and connectors

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1. Six shortcut buttons provide quick access to radio presets, CD/SD controls and menu options.

2. Turn to browse and push to select stations, tracks and menu options. Push to access EPG in DAB.

3. Access alarms/timers, Intellitext and setup options.

4. Changes the information shown on the display.

5. Volume control.

6. 3.5mm headphone socket (mutes speakers).

7. Mutes speakers/headphones.

8. CD tray.

9. Eject/load CD.

10. Stop CD or SD playback.

11. Slot for SD card.

12. Light shows when recording or accessing SD card via USB.

13. Press for Previous/Next track on CD/SD. Hold for Rewind/Fast forward on CD/SD.

14. Play/Pause CD or SD playback.

15. Switch between modes ( DAB/FM/CD/SD/AUX 1/AUX 2).

16. Switches between on and standby.

17. Enters ReVu for DAB pause and rewind.

18. Record DAB to SD card.

19. Receives signal from remote control.

20. F-type connector for DAB/FM aerial. Unscrew plastic cap and remove to access.

21. Spring loaded speaker connectors. Connect red socket to red on speaker and black socket to black on speaker.

22. Configurable dual phono output giving fixed volume output for connection to an external amplifier or recorder, or variable for connection to a powered subwoofer.

23. 2 x Dual phono stereo inputs from iPod/Minidisc etc.

24. S/PDIF optical digital out (DAB/FM/CD/SD). Remove plug to use.

25. Connect to a PC for software updates or to access an SD card.

26. Press Save + number or hold down number to store a preset. Press number to recall. Press -/-- first for double digit presets. Press to quickly access CD tracks.

27. Select and Press Select to access DAB EPG and use arrows to navigate.

28. CD/SD controls, also used for FM tuning and ReVu.

29. UK power plug adapter removal.

select stations/tracks and menu options.

and change day in DAB EPG.

Overview of the display

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BBC Rad io 1

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DAB FM

1. Scrolling DAB or FM (RDS) text.

2. EPG available.

3. Audio source.

4. Audio muted.

5. Alarm (bell) /timer (clock) set.

6. Clock, updated by DAB or FM (RDS)

7. Stereo signal.

8. Signal strength.

9. Station name or frequency (FM)

10. Track number/name

11. Play/pause shortcut button

12. Rewind shortcut button

13. Skip back shortcut button

14. Time into track

15. Skip forward shortcut button

16. Fast forward shortcut button

17. Stop shortcut button

18. Repeat all

EPG

19. Shuffle selected

20. Playlist in use

21. Repeat track

22. Previous day shortcut button

23. Next day shortcut button

24. Programme start times and names

25. Next station shortcut button

26. Previous station shortcut button

27. DAB station name

28. Listing day

29. Listing date

Getting started

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1. Connect the speakers using the supplied cables. Ensure that the bared ends of the wires are securely gripped by the spring clips.

2. Fully extend the aerial, and plug in to your power supply.

3. Press the POWER button, if necessary, to switch the unit on. An autotune finds the DAB stations available in your area and selects one.

4. To change stations, turn the TUNE/SELECT knob to scroll through the station list, then push the knob to tune to the highlighted station.

Navigating menus

You turn the TUNE/SELECT knob to scroll through menus, station or track lists then push the TUNE/SELECT knob to select. In most menus if you do not select anything you return to the previous screen. Alternatively use the equivalent ( + Select) remote control buttons. In many cases you can also press a shortcut button to select the option shown on screen next to that button.

Using DAB

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Changing stations

Changing the information displayed

1. Scrolling text broadcast by most DAB stations Channel and frequency for the current station

2. Signal strength; maximum 16 bars, anything below the empty block and you may experience audio distortion Signal quality; 85 to 100 Good, 70 to 84 OK, 0 to 69 poor

3. Multiplex in which the current station is broadcast Content being broadcast e.g. Pop music. Signal data rate and a stereo or mono indicator.

4. Presets for quick access to your favourite stations using the six shortcut buttons.

5. Date and time updated regularly by the current DAB station.

ReVu™ - Pausing and rewinding radio

ReVu lets you pause and rewind live DAB digital radio. DMX-50 constantly stores audio from the current station. You can access this audio and pause

or rewind radio for up to around 20 minutes depending on the broadcast. When full, ReVu starts to overwrite the oldest stored audio.

Pause Play

Rewind/Fast Forward Exit

The timer shows how far behind the live broadcast you are.

Intellitext™ - news, sports and more

BBC Radio 1

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D AB

P r e s e t s 0 1 - 04

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BBC Radio 1

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D AB

BBC Radio 1

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P r e s e t s 0 1 - 04

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BBC Radio 1

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P r e s e t s 0 1 - 04

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Intellitext* provides on-demand text information such as sports headlines and news from DAB stations. The text is stored in your radio while you listen to stations and is updated by the broadcasters. Intellitext is listed by station and split into categories. For example, the broadcaster may send information on Football, Cricket, Headlines etc.

When your unit is on, Intellitext will only appear for stations that you have been tuned to for a while. While your radio is in standby it will collect updates (from the last station for which you viewed Intellitext) ready for when you next switch on.

To access Intellitext

MENU > DAB > Intellitext

View Intellitext

Select a station and use the dial to browse and select Intellitext categories for that station. e.g. talkSPORT > Football > Premiership. The selected information will scroll up the screen. Press the MENU button to move back up the menu or any other button to exit.

Clear all

Deletes Intellitext immediately.

Set timeout

Delete Intellitext after 1 week (default) or 1 day.

Setting and selecting presets

Store up to 99 DAB radio stations in a list for easy access.

To set a preset

To select a preset

* from participating broadcasters

Using the EPG (Electronic Programme Guide)

EPG provides programme schedules and information for DAB stations that broadcast it. If a station belongs to a multiplex which has EPG available, an EPG icon is displayed next to

the station name. Programme schedules are displayed when sufficient information has been received.

If the schedules are updated or you tune to a station in another multiplex with EPG, then the schedules are refreshed so there may be a delay in displaying them.

If you use an SD card, it can be used to store the EPG information, enabling you to switch between stations on different multiplexes without losing the information. Without an SD card fitted, the information is lost if you change multiplex and you will need to wait until the information is refreshed.

Note Updates are occasionally saved to the card and while saving you see a message and temporarily cannot use buttons. To cancel the updates hold down the MENU button.

Displaying the EPG

Press the TUNE/SELECT dial or MENU > Guide. Today’s listing for the current station is displayed showing programme start times and names.

Note There may be a delay in listings arriving for particular days.

Navigating the EPG

You can move around the EPG using the buttons on the remote or the shortcut buttons indicated on screen. Press Info to see more information on a highlighted programme.

Using the EPG to set up a timed event

You can use the EPG to quickly set up a timed recording* or automatically tune in to a programme. For more information on timed events, see page 14.

Turn the TUNE/SELECT dial to scroll through the programme list and push the dial or press the RECORD button to select a programme and choose one of the following options:

Save to SD card Tunes in and saves the selected programme to SD card. Send to digital out Tunes in and sends the programme to the OPTICAL OUT socket. Tune in Tunes in to the programme. This will tune in immediately if the

programme is currently on-air.

Cancel Returns to the guide without taking any action.

Record function provided for per sonal use only

Changing DAB options

MENU > DAB

Guide settings

Change the way the programme guide information is handled: Current multiplex only Displays latest broadcast information from current multiplex only

Store guide to SD card Displays latest programme guide information on the SD card if

available. Programme guide information from all multiplexes is stored to a folder called ‘GUIDE’ on the SD card and automatically updated when new information is broadcast. This is also updated if the unit is in standby.

Autotune

Scans for DAB stations and adds any new ones to the station list.

Station order

Alphanumeric Lists all stations in alphanumeric order. Favourite Displays your eight most listened to stations first on the station list. Your

favourite stations display a heart next to the names in the station list. Active Lists active stations first on the station list. Multiplex Lists stations in groups according to their multiplex. Trim stn list Removes inactive stations from the station list. Favs  presets Available only when Favourite station order (above) has been selected.

Transfers your eight favourite stations to presets.

Manual tune

Shows DAB signal level which can help you find the best position for your radio.

1. Select the channel you want from the list. You see a signal strength display.

The marker indicates the minimum required level for reception and the filled blocks indicate the current level.

2. Move your aerial and try to raise the current level to the marker or beyond. You see the

multiplex name at the top of the screen if a good signal is received and the stations in that multiplex are listed below and added to the station list.

3. Select a station or press INFO or MENU to exit manual tuning.

DRC

DRC (Dynamic Range Control) value makes the quieter sounds in a DAB broadcast easier to hear at low volume or in a noisy environment. Check with the broadcasters to find out if they use DRC.

DRC OFF DRC is switched off. Any DRC level broadcast is ignored. DRC HALF DRC FULL

DRC level is set to half that sent with the broadcast.

Applies the DRC level as sent with the broadcast.

Using FM

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The first time you switch to FM or after resetting your unit, select the FM tuning mode:

Autotune Finds all the stations available in your area and lists them in alphanumerical

order using RDS (Radio Data System) station names where available.

Manual tuning Tune manually either in steps of 0.05 MHz or seek to find the next station.

Changing stations

You select a station in different ways depending on tuning mode:

Autotune Turn the TUNE/SELECT dial to scroll through the station list, then push the

dial to tune to a station or use the shortcut buttons on screen.

Manual tuning Turn the TUNE/SELECT dial to step up or down the frequency range or use

the shortcut buttons on screen to step or scan to the next station.

Changing the information displayed

1. Scrolling text broadcast by most FM(RDS) stations.

2. Content being broadcast e.g. Pop music. (RDS) Signal strength; maximum 16 bars. Frequency and a stereo or mono indicator.

3. Presets for quick access to your favourite stations using the six shortcut buttons.

4. Date and time updated regularly by the current FM (RDS) station.

Setting and selecting presets

Store up to 24 FM radio stations in a list for easy access. Use the same method as for DAB stations to set and select preset FM stations, see page 7.

Changing FM options

MENU > FM

Tune

Choose between [BYNAME] which shows stations in a station list (similar to the DAB station list) using RDS station names or [MANUAL] to step or scan through the FM frequencies.

Station order

Alphanumeric Displays named stations at the top of the station list. Named stations Displays stations with an RDS name only.

Stereo mode

Auto Uses stereo signal by default where available. Mono Uses mono signal only. This may provide clearer audio for stereo stations

Autotune

Performs a scan to find all the stations available in your area and lists them in alphanumeric order using RDS station names where available.

with poor reception.

Playing a CD

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Insert your CD label side up. DMX-50 checks the CD type and loads a track list. If you insert a CD with MP3 files on it DMX-50 detects this and displays the MP3 icon on the screen.

MP3 files can be in folders on the CD and playlist files which usually have a .M3U file extension are also supported. The following icons help you differentiate between files and folders:

MP3 files Playlist file Closed folder Open folder

Selecting a track

To change tracks on a CD, either:

• turn the TUNE/SELECT dial to scroll through tracks, push again to play the highlighted track

• use the skip forward or skip back buttons or shortcut buttons on screen

• select a track number using the numbered buttons on the remote. MP3 tracks are

numbered in the order they appear on the track list.

Changing the information displayed

Choose from the following options, depending on whether a normal or MP3 CD:

1. Time the current CD/MP3 track has been playing plus on normal CD, press Stop to view total time and total tracks on the CD.

2. Time remaining of the current track.

3. Time remaining of current CD.

4. ID3 text – album name, track information artist etc., if included with file.

5. CD text – album name, track info, artist, etc., if included on the CD.

6. Date and time updated by the DAB or FM (RDS) signal.

Changing CD options

MENU > CD (or MP3)

Play (Not MP3 CD)

ALL plays all tracks on the CD, LIST plays tracks on a playlist you have created.

Shuffle

OFF plays tracks in the order they appear on the disc, ON plays tracks in a random order.

Repeat

OFF no repeat, TRACK repeats the current track, ALL repeats the whole CD or folder (MP3 CD).

Set playlist

To create a playlist, containing the order in which to play up to 20 tracks from the current CD:

1. Turn the TUNE/SELECT dial and

2. Repeat until you have completed your playlist and select one of the following options:

OK Set your playlist and exit. This automatically sets the Play mode to [LIST]. If you

play your CD it plays the tracks you specified in the order you specified.

Clear Delete the current playlist. Cancel Exit the screen without saving any changes made. A playlist remains available only for as long as the current CD is inserted.

push to set the first track on your playlist.

Using an SD memory card

16.7

You can use an SD card (2GB maximum) for recording* and playing back DAB digital radio or playing MP2/MP3 files recorded elsewhere. As a rough guide – a 2GB card will give you around 30 hours of DAB recording time from a 128 kbps broadcast data rate. Note DMX-50 records files to SD cards in MP2 format. You may need to use a computer to convert these files to a different format if you wish to use them in another SD card device.

Inserting and removing a card

To insert an SD memory card, push the card label side up into the slot on the front panel with the gold pins towards the rear of the unit until it clicks.

To remove a card push the card in and it will pop out so you can remove it. Note It is not recommended that you remove a card when the SD light is lit.

Recording DAB radio

You can record DAB radio* to SD card.

1. Press th

2. Press the RECORD button again to stop recording. You see the time, date and filename that the recording has been saved under. The filename is made up of the month, date and time. e.g. 10141020.mp2 means October the 14th, starting at 10:20 am. The recording also stores the station and multiplex. DAB recordings are saved in a ‘TRACKS’ folder on your SD card so they can be found easily.

Note You can also record radio at a later time using a timed event, see page 14.

Playing a track

To select tracks on an SD card, either:

• turn the TUNE/SELECT dial to scroll through the track list, then push to play the highlighted track, or open or close a folder.

• while playing, use the skip forward or skip back shortcut buttons.

• select a track number in the current folder using the numbered buttons on the remote.

Tracks are numbered in the order they appear on the track list.

e RECORD button to start recording. You see the record icon ( ) flashing.

Changing the information displayed

1. Time the current track has been playing.

2. ID3 text - Album name, track info, artist etc., if included with the file.

3. Date and time updated by the DAB or FM (RDS) signal.

Changing SD card options

MENU > SD Card

Status

Displays the total, used and available space on the SD card.

Shuffle

OFF play tracks in the order they appear in the current folder. ON play tracks in a random order.

Record function provided for per sonal use only

Repeat

TRACK Repeats the current track. ALL Repeats all tracks in the current folder. OFF No repeat.

Delete

Turn the TUNE/SELECT dial to browse a list of tracks and folders on the SD card and push to delete the highlighted track or open/close a folder. Alternatively use the bottom shortcut buttons or left/ right arrows on the remote.

Format

Deletes all files (including any non-audio files) and clears the card. This may be a good idea if you have previously used the card in another device.

USB

Enables access to an SD card inserted in your DMX-50 using a USB connection to your PC. This enables you to manage files on your SD card using Windows Explorer on your PC e.g. move files to and from the SD card, delete files etc.

While USB access is enabled you can only access the files on the SD card through your PC.

Setting alarms/timers

You can set up to 20 alarms or timed events. Alarms switch DMX-50 on and tune to a station, play a CD or SD card, or sound a tone. Timed events can record DAB to SD card, send to the Digital out socket or tune to a station. You can also set a sleep timer after which DMX-50 will switch to standby.

Setting an alarm

MENU > Alarm/timer >Alarms> Add an alarm

Turn the TUNE/SELECT dial and push to accept a setting and move to the next. Set the time, day and one of the following modes: Tone, DAB station (choose a station), FM station (last tuned to), SD card track (from first track found) or CD (from first track).

You will see a bell symbol on the screen indicating that the alarm is set. The bell icon is filled if an alarm is due within the next 24 hours.

Note When DMX-50 is switched on the unit displays either an alarm or timer icon on the top line of the display depending on which is due first, in standby, an icon and time for both the next alarm and timer set are displayed.

Changing an alarm

MENU > Alarm/timer >Alarms

1. Select the alarm you want to change.

2. Select Set to change the alarm settings, Turn off to switch the alarm off (Alarm will be marked ‘Disabled’) or Remove from list to delete the alarm from the list.

Setting the alarm volume

MENU > Alarm/timer >Alarm volume The alarm volume set will apply to all DAB, FM, CD or SD card alarms.

Changing the alarm snooze time

MENU > Alarm/timer >Snooze period Choose a snooze period between 5 and 59 minutes. The snooze period applies to all alarms.

Cancelling alarms

When an alarm goes off, the alarm icon flashes and you have several options: Snooze Press the bottom left shortcut button or down arrow on the remote to

snooze the alarm for a set period (the default is 8 minutes). The alarm will re-sound when the snooze period has elapsed.

Cancel Press the top left shortcut button or left arrow on the remote to cancel the

alarm and return unit to its previous power state (on/standby). Cancel and off Press the POWER button to switch the unit off and cancel the alarm. Cancel and on Press the top right shortcut button, press the TUNE/SELECT dial, or right

arrow or Select on the remote. Pressing any other button not listed above

will also cancel the alarm and perform its normal function.

Setting a timed event

You can use timed events to set up a DAB radio recording* or automatically tune in to a DAB station. See page 8 for details of how to use EPG to set a timed event.

MENU > Alarm/timer > Timers > Add an event

Turn the TUNE/SELECT dial and push to accept a setting and move to the next. Set the time, duration, day, station and one of the following actions: Save to SD card, Send to digital out, Tune in, or Cancel to return to the list without setting an event.

You see a clock symbol on the screen if a record event is set or a musical note symbol if a ‘Tune in’ event is set. A crossed out clock is shown if an event is not due in the next 24 hours. Note When DMX-50 is switched on, the unit displays either an alarm or timer icon on the top line of the display depending on which is due first, in standby, an icon and time for both the next alarm and timer set are displayed.

Changing a timed event

MENU > Alarm/timer > Timers

1. Select the event you want to change.

2. Select Set to change the event settings, Turn off to switch the timed event off (event will

be marked ‘Disabled’) or Remove from list to delete the timed event from the list.

Cancelling a timed event

If a ‘Tune in’ event is underway you can cancel the end time of the event by pressing any button. A record event can be cancelled by pressing the RECORD button.

Setting a sleep timer

Sleep Timer switches your unit into standby after a number of minutes. MENU > Alarm/timer > Sleep Select a sleep time. Set to zero or press the Clear shortcut button to cancel the sleep timer. Return to the Sleep menu again to view the time remaining or to change the sleep time again.

Record function provided for per sonal use only

Setting the clock

MENU > Alarm/timer > Set clock In most cases the time and date on your DMX-50 comes from and is updated by the DAB or

FM (RDS) signal. If a good DAB or FM signal is not available or you want to manually set the time/date you can use this option.

General options

Press the MENU button to access the following options:

Audio

Tone

Set the Bass output level. Push the dial to set the Treble level.

Balance

Adjust the audio balance between left and right channels.

Subwoofer

Specify if you have an active subwoofer connected to your LINE/SUB OUT socket: YES variable level output and will mute if headphones are inserted. NO fixed line level output and will not mute if headphones are inserted.

Digital out

On Switches the output on all the time. Select this option if connecting the

Digital out to the digital inputs of an external amplifier or a recorder without synchro-record function.

Off/Timer Switches the output off until a timed event specifying the output is selected. Some

external recorders can be set to detect when a digital S/PDIF signal is present (synchro-record) and start recording. If using a synchro-record method you should select this option so that your recorder can detect when the recording is to start.

Screen

Active settings

Set the screen backlight brightness. Press the dial to set the contrast.

Standby settings

Set the standby screen brightness level.

Upgrade

Displays the current version of your unit and 16-digit serial number. Register your product online to receive automatic e-mail notification of product updates or visit our website at www. pure.com/support. To upgrade your product, press the Upgrade shortcut button and follow the instructions on screen.

Note USB upgrade requires a PC (not Mac) running Windows XP and a suitable USB cable (not included).

Hints and Tips

I don’t see any Intellitext

This could be because you haven’t tuned to a participating station or the station hasn’t broadcast any Intellitext since you tuned in. Try tuning to a participating station, wait and then check again.

(>>/<<) DAB Secondary services

Secondary services accompany some stations, providing extra information or alternative content and may only be broadcast at certain times. If a station has secondary services available, the station shows ‘>>’ next to its name in the station list and the secondary service appears next to the station in the list. A secondary service has a ‘<<’ before its name in the station list.

(?) Inactive or unavailable DAB stations

Inactive or unavailable stations are those which appear on the station list but are not currently available. Inactive stations have a ‘?’ before their name on the station list. If you select a station which has this symbol, your radio tries to tune in or returns to the previous station.

Display says ‘No stations available’

Try adjusting your aerial or radio position. Use Autotune to search for stations.

Alarm bell icon has a cross through it

This happens if you set an alarm but no DAB or FM RDS time has been acquired yet. Check that your aerial is extended, return to DAB/FM or standby and wait for a short period.

Resetting your radio

Resetting your DMX-50 removes all presets, stored stations and favourite stations, Intellitext and alarm/timer settings and resets all options to defaults. To reset:

1. Press and hold the MENU button for three seconds. The screen shows ‘Do you want to reset?’.

2. Confirm the reset or press no buttons to cancel the reset.

Technical Specifications

General Fully compliant with ETS 300 401 and capable of decoding all DAB

transmission modes 1-4 up to and including 192 kbps.

Frequency range DAB Band III 174-240, FM 87.5-108 Amplifier power CD Player CD-R and CD-RW playback compatible. Support for CD Text. MP3 playback,

SD card Record DAB radio and playback MP2/MP3. Red SD record warning LED.

Speakers 8 Ohms (nominal) impedance. 40W RMS power handling. Polypropylene

Connectors 3.5 mm headphone output. RF F-connector 75 Ohms DAB/FM aerial

Mains power supply 240V 60W with removeable Euro/UK power socket adapter. Approvals CE marked. Compliant with the EMC and Low Voltage Directives (89/336/

Dimensions (mm) Main unit 166 (w) x 240 (h) x 252 (d); speaker 150 (w) x 240 (h) x 255 (d).

40W RMS per channel output (into 8 Ohms @10% THD+N, A-weighted).

including support for ID3 tags and M3U playlists.

Maximum supported capacity of SD card is 2GB.

mid-bass drivers. Two-way rear ported enclosure. Custom-tuned 2nd order crossovers.

connection. Two dual-phono line-level inputs. Dual phono for stereo analogue line-level or variable-level output. Optical Toslink connector for digital S/PDIF output (IEC958 @ 48 kHz). USB (B type) connector for future software upgrades and SD card access. Spring-clip terminals for speakers.

EEC and 73/23/EEC).

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