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Close – click to return to the home screen
and stop playback of current mode.
After you’ve clicked an option on the home
screen to enter one of the modes, the
layout of the screen will change slightly.
While each mode looks unique to a certain
extent, depending on the information to
be displayed, there are several features
in common throughout the system.
Second–Level
Navigation
When using any of AXiS’s modes, you’ll
notice at the foot of the screen are one or
two rows of contextual menu buttons.
These are your main means
of interacting with AXiS.
The bottom row remains on screen in
all modes and provides system-level
navigation, enabling you to return to the
home-screen at any time, or bring up a
contextual menu for your current mode
If you press the ‘Home’ button,
the current mode will continue to
play until you select an alternative
audio source. This means you can
adjust AXiS’s alarm settings or
change your system conguration
without interrupting your listening.
Home – click to return to the main
menu screen while maintaining
audio playback of current mode
Contextual Menu – click to view and
congure user options for current mode.
As you navigate through context-specic sub-menus,
the “Close” button will change to a “Back” button, which
takes you back up to the previously viewed screen.
Volume – click to access a volume
adjustment / mute screen. There is also a
conventional volume dial on top of AXiS.
The current mode name is displayed in
the centre of the bottom menu bar.
Internet Radio
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BBC Radio 6 Music
Rock/Alternative/Variety
London United Kingdom
The BBC’s new digital radio
network featuring a rich music
mix of breaking talent, classic
artists and live performances
Internet Radio
An arrow next to an item in a list indicates that there
are further options associated with that item.
When you enter a navigational
menu, the available choices will
be shown as a list. Just touch
any option in a list to select it.
On longer lists, a scrollbar will
appear to the right of the screen.
Use the Up and Down buttons to
scroll through the list one screen at
a time, or press part of the scrollbar
background to jump to a point.
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Your Loved Tracks
Your Neighbourhood
Your Recent Stations
History
Last.fm
If you press the Home button,
you’ll notice that a “Back” button
appears in the lower right hand
corner of the main menu screen.
Pressing this will take you back
to the currently playing mode.
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