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TechniSat DIGITRADIO 1990 - Equaliser Settings; Dimmer and Time Settings; Language and Software Version

TechniSat DIGITRADIO 1990
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15.3 Equaliser
The DIGITRADIO 1990 has multiple sound presets.
> Hold down the EQ buon (19).
> Use the TUNING/SKIP buons (6, 7) to select from the CLASSIC - JAZZ - ROCK
- POP - FLAT sound curves.
> Press the ENTER/STOP/SLEEP buon (8) to confirm the seing.
15.4 Dimmer
The display brightness can be adjusted in 4 steps.
> Switch the DIGITRADIO 1990 on.
> Press the DIMMER/TIMER buon (4) multiple times to scroll through the
various brightness seings (Bright, Medium, Dark and O).
The same brightness seings apply in standby mode as in normal operation.
In baery mode, the display is always dimmed and only becomes brighter by
pressing a buon. It is dimmed again aer 10 seconds, to save baery power.
15.5 Seing the time
The DIGITRADIO 1990 basically derives the current time from the DAB+ signal. If you
are operating the device for the first time, it may take some time until the clock is
synchronised. If you want to set the time manually (if no DAB+ signal is available),
please proceed as follows:
> Switch the DIGITRADIO 1990 to standby mode.
> Briefly press the MODE/CLOCK buon (3).
> Use the TUNING/SKIP buons (6, 7) to enter the time format. Press the
MODE/CLOCK buon (3) to accept the seing.
> The hour numbers now flash. Use the TUNING/SKIP buons (6, 7) to enter the
hours and confirm with MODE/CLOCK (3).
> The minute numbers then flash. Use the TUNING/SKIP buons (6, 7) to enter
the minutes and confirm with MODE/CLOCK (3). The time is saved.
15.6 Language
> Select DAB+ or FM radio mode.
> Open the main menu by holding down the INFO/MENU/MEMORY buon (5)
and use the TUNING/SKIP buons (6, 7) to select the <Language> item. Press
the ENTER/STOP/SLEEP buon (8).

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