User manual GOLDEN KEY TO THE KINGDOM ADVENTURE INSTRUCTIONS

[. . . ] It is a product of GOLDEN Digital, Imagination Technologies Ltd. , Home Park Estate, Kings Langley, Hertfordshire WD4 8LZ, UK. Issue 3 April 2003 Contents Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Introduction Thank you for choosing the GOLDEN KEY TO THE KINGDOM digital radio. This owner's manual provides information on setting up your unit, instructions on using it and details of the accessories and support available. The KEY TO THE KINGDOM is a mains-powered stand-alone portable radio for your bedroom, kitchen, study or just about anywhere. KEY TO THE KINGDOM contains a high performance, full range speaker housed in a wood cabinet with bass port for superb audio quality. Using real wood veneer and quality construction, the KEY TO THE KINGDOM is beautifully finished and sounds as good as it looks. [. . . ] The following two options are available: Autotune local - scans all frequencies in the UK channel allocation. Autotune full - scans the full range of digital frequencies in Band III. 2. Ensure your KEY TO THE KINGDOM is switched on and the aerial is connected and fully extended. Push and release the Autotune button once for local scan or hold down for around two seconds for a full scan. Note You can cancel Autotune by pushing the Autotune button again during the tuning process. The display will indicate tuning is underway. When finished, the KEY TO THE KINGDOM will return to the station you were listening to and you will hear it through the speaker. All the stations found are now stored in the unit and you can select another station as described in Selecting a station on page 9. If no stations are found, you see the message `No stations available' and the display shows an option menu, see If no stations are found during the autotune on page 7 for details of this menu. Check your aerial is fully extended and try one of the available tuning options. Adjusting the volume Once you have tuned your KEY TO THE KINGDOM you can adjust the volume using the Vol knob. 8 Selecting a station Once you have tuned your KEY TO THE KINGDOM you select the digital radio station you want to listen to using the Tune knob. If you have assigned stations to presets you can also select them directly by pressing the relevant numbered button (1-6), see Storing and recalling presets on page 10. 1. The top line of the display shows the name of the currently selected station. Turn the Tune knob to see the names of other stored stations on the bottom line of the display. Push and release the Tune knob to listen to the station you have selected. Turn the Tune knob to scroll through the following options and push the Tune knob to select one: DRC 0 DRC scaling is switched off. DRC ½ DRC scaling is set to ½ that sent with the transmitted service. DRC 1 Applies the DRC scaling as sent with the transmitted service. Sw version This option enables you to view the version number of the software installed in your KEY TO THE KINGDOM. 12 Resetting your KEY TO THE KINGDOM A reset option is provided to enable you to reset your unit. This removes all presets, stored stations and favourite station settings and resets all options to defaults. Performing an autotune process will solve most problems but you may want to use this option if you move house or want to restore default values to options you have changed. Press the Tune knob to confirm the reset or press no buttons for around seven seconds to cancel the reset. 13 Guide to digital radio Your KEY TO THE KINGDOM enables you to receive and listen to DAB radio programmes. Digital Audio Broadcast (DAB) uses digital signals rather than traditional analogue signals enabling near CD-quality audio with virtually interference-free reception. DAB also enables broadcasters to transmit additional data along with the audio including other audio channels, text and in the future, perhaps computer data and images. Digital radio is broadcast as groups of data called ensembles or multiplexes. Each multiplex can contain a number of stations (services) and each station contains a primary service and can contain secondary services as illustrated in the following diagram. Each multiplex is transmitted in a set frequency range and received by your KEY TO THE KINGDOM for decoding. [. . . ] If the problem persists try moving your KEY TO THE KINGDOM or repositioning your aerial using the tuning aid described on page 12. See page 17 for additional advice on aerials. For the latest troubleshooting information visit the support section on our website at www. pure-digital. com. 16 Aerial advice Your KEY TO THE KINGDOM is supplied with a telescopic DAB aerial. This is an indoor aerial which is designed to give good reception in areas with good to moderate DAB signal strength. [. . . ]