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General| Radio type | Internet |
|---|---|
| Tuner type | Digital |
| PLL synthesizer | - |
| Auto digital tuning | Yes |
| Supported radio bands | DAB, DAB+, FM |
| Preset stations quantity | 13000 |
| Frequency range | 90 - 20000 Hz |
| RMS rated power | 8 W |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) | 83 dB |
| Driver unit | 58 mm |
| Number of built-in speakers | 1 |
| Display type | LCD |
| Headphone connectivity | 3.5 mm |
| Product color | White |
| Input voltage | 100-240 V |
| Connectivity technology | Wireless |
| Apple docking compatibility | iPhone, iPod |
| AC input frequency | 50 - 60 Hz |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 150 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 220 mm |
| Height | 125 mm |
Provides phone numbers, email, and website for technical assistance.
Details the product warranty period and conditions from the manufacturer.
Lists essential safety precautions for operating the device safely.
Lists the accessories and components expected to be found inside the product packaging.
Describes the AXIS as a multi-format digital audio system with Wi-Fi and touchscreen.
Highlights the AXIS's versatility as a radio hub when connected to a wireless network.
Details all the accessories and components included with the AXIS unit.
Explains the multi-region power supply and how to use the correct adaptor.
Identifies and describes the main controls and features on the front of the AXIS unit.
Lists and describes the various ports and connections available on the rear of the AXIS.
Details the functions of the optional remote control for the AXIS.
Explains the intuitive nature of the touchscreen interface and its primary functions.
Provides a short description of the function of each of the homepage icons.
These are your main means of interacting with AXIS.
The bottom row remains on screen in all modes and provides system-level navigation.
AXIS makes connecting to the internet via your local wireless or wired network very straightforward.
The easiest way to get started is simply to enter either Internet Radio or Last.fm mode.
AXIS's Last.fm mode is a powerful and fun way to discover music.
Explains the scrobbling feature that learns user preferences for better recommendations.
Assuming your AXIS is already connected to the internet, guides account login.
Type-in an artist's name to query Last.fm's database and create a radio station.
Plays tracks tagged with keywords, allowing discovery based on user-defined tags.
AXIS's touchscreen keyboard makes searching the Last.fm database supremely easy.
Your Library mode gives a random selection based on music stored on your computer.
Recommends diverse tunes linked to music you already love based on community data.
AXIS's Internet Radio mode provides access to global radio stations and podcasts.
Lists options like My Favourites, Local, BBC, Stations, Podcasts, and Help.
Allows browsing stations by geographical location or programme type (genre).
Search for stations by name or keyword from title or description.
Explains how to find and listen to podcasts and 'listen-again' broadcasts.
AXIS lets you save separate lists of favourite internet radio stations and podcasts.
Access advanced internet radio features and register your AXIS on the Frontier Silicon website.
Ensures antenna is extended and guides starting the DAB mode.
Explains automatic scanning for stations and how to select them.
Perform manual scans to update lists and remove unavailable stations.
Save up to 10 favourite DAB stations as presets for quick access.
Adjusts audio dynamics for clearer sound in noisy environments.
Details AXIS's compatibility with various iPod and iPhone models.
Explains how to access and control iPod playback using the AXIS interface.
Guides the user on selecting and correctly fitting the appropriate dock adaptor.
Explains how to access the Stream Audio mode for network music playback.
Details track, artist, album information and playback controls.
Guides setting up music streaming from a Windows PC using Windows Media Player.
Explains setting up music streaming from an Apple Mac using UPnP applications.
Guides selecting the music source and browsing your collection by criteria.
Ensures aerial is extended and guides starting FM mode and saving presets.
Explains FM settings like scan sensitivity, mono/stereo, and station scanning.
Guides setting alarm frequency, time, sound source, and volume level.
Explains how to use the snooze function to delay an alarm and set the sleep timer.
Guides connecting and playing audio from external devices via the auxiliary input.
By default, AXIS sets time/date via internet; explains manual configuration.
Provides an alternative path to access alarm settings within the system menu.
Guides connecting AXIS to a local area network via Network Wizard or Manual Settings.
AXIS stores network profiles; explains manual settings for advanced users.
Adjust language, alarm snooze delay, and display backlight brightness.
Guides on checking software updates and performing a factory reset.
Allows AXIS users to set custom preferences for Bass, Treble, and Loudness.
Addresses FM/DAB signal problems and network connectivity issues.
Resolves issues with network access, internet connection, and firewalls.
Solves problems with playing internet radio stations and Last.fm.
Defines technical terms like DAB, DLS, FM, RDS, and UPnP.
Provides details on driver, power, frequency response, and acoustic configuration.
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