Revo Uno Manuel utilisateur

Operating Guide

DAB DIGITAL RADIO

www.revo.co.uk

Acknowledgements

Revo Technologies Ltd

The Inox Building

Caldwellside

Lanark

Scotland

United Kingdom

ML11 7SR

Tel. 01555 666 161

Fax. 01555 66 33 44

Email. [email protected]

Website: www.revo.co.uk

The information in this guide is believed to

be correct at the time of publication.

However, our policy is one of continuous

development and so the information is

subject to change without notice.

Revo®, Uno™ and M-Port™ are trademarks

or registered trademarks of Revo

Technologies Limited.

iPod®is a registered trademark of Apple

Computer, Inc.

Safety Warnings

Do not operate this radio near water.

Avoid small objects and liquids from getting

into this product.

Do not remove screws or casing parts.

Use only the power supply unit supplied.

EEC: This product has been designed and

type-tested to comply with EU requirements

and carries a CE mark.

Technical Support

Should you encounter any difficulties with

the operation of your radio, or should you

suspect that it may be faulty in some way,

please call our technical support

department on the number below:

01555 666 161

Alternatively, email support@revo.co.uk or

visit the troubleshooting section of our

website at: www.revo.co.uk/support

Preface

Contents

Welcome to Revo! 4

Benefits of DAB radio 4

Uno™ overview and key features 4

Warranty 4

Warranty registration 4

Controls and Connections 5

Powering Uno™ 5

DAB Operation 6

Change display mode 7

Show signal strength 7

Finding and adding new stations 7

Removing ‘unavailable’ stations 7

Menu Options 8

To change station order 8

Manual Tuning 9

Set DRC 9

Display software version 9

Alarm 10

FM Operation 11

M-Port™ 12

Trouble-Shooting 13

Technical Specification 14

Accessories and Spares 15

Benefits of DAB Radio

Clear, interference free digital sound

Many more stations, much more choice

No frequencies, select by station name

No re-tuning

Text information via LCD screen

Uno™ Overview

Uno™ combines high quality DAB and FM

radio reception with sophisticated alarm

clock functionality including ‘snooze’.

Uno™ can also be used as a high quality

speaker system for your iPod™(or other

MP3 player of external sound source).

Simply connect your device to Uno’s

M-Port™ using the audio lead supplied.

Warranty

Revo Technologies Ltd warrants to the

purchaser that this product will be free

from parts and manufacturing defects in

the course of normal use for a period of

one year from the date of purchase.

This warranty does not apply in cases of

accidental damage, where the case has

been removed, wear and tear, negligence,

modification or inappropriate use.

Should you encounter problems with this

product, please contact your supplier or

alternatively see page 2 of this guide for

technical support contact details.

Warranty Registration

It is a warranty condition that you register

your purchase by either completing the

warranty card enclosed with your radio or

alternatively registering online at

www.revo.co.uk/register

Thank you for buying our Uno™ DAB Digital Radio, we feel sure that it will

provide you with years of enjoyment and reliable service.

This guide has been designed to quickly get you up-and-running and listening

to DAB digital radio, offer guidance on the more complex features of this

product and provide information on safety, warranty and registration.

Welcome to Revo DAB

Controls and Connectors

Powering Uno™

Your Uno™ radio is powered from the mains

using the power adaptor supplied.

Insert the power adaptor plug into the DC

power socket on the rear of Uno™.

Pressing the button will switch Uno™ on.

Only use the power adaptor supplied.

Replacements are available, see page 15

for further details.

1. M-Port

2. Snooze

3. LCD Screen

4. Remote Control Sensor

1. Power

2. Scroll Left

3. Select

4. Scroll Right

5. Volume Up / Down

6. DAB/FM

7. Menu

8. Info/Scan

9. Alarm

10. Presets 1-5

1. Telescopic Antenna

2. 3.5mm Headphone Socket

3. DC Power Socket

2. 3. 4.

7. 9.

10.

Extend the telescopic antenna found on

the rear of Uno™.

Uno™ will now set its clock automatically

then go into standby mode.

Press the power button to switch on

your radio.

If this is the first time Uno™ has been

used, press and hold the SCAN button.

Uno™ will now scan for DAB stations in

your area and store them in memory.

When the station scan has been

completed, stations will be displayed in

numeric then alphabetic order. The first

station in the list will be selected.

If no DAB signal is found, it may be

necessary for you to relocate your radio.

Or visit www.ukdigitalradio.com/coverage

to check that DAB coverage is available in

your area.

The top line of Uno’s LCD screen shows

the name of the station currently selected.

Press the <and >buttons to scroll

through the available stations. Press

SELECT to select the chosen station.

DAB Operation

Scanning... 10

•••••

6 Music

Now tunin

Station not

available

12:03:26

12-08-2006

Setting clock...

Revo Uno

Digital Radio

1Xtra

txt us...on 0203

Scanning... 10

•••••

6 Music

Now tunin

Station not

available

12:03:26

12-08-2006

Setting clock...

Revo Uno

Digital Radio

1Xtra

txt us...on 0203

Scanning... 10

•••••

6 Music

Now tunin

Station not

available

12:03:26

12-08-2006

Setting clock...

Revo Uno

Digital Radio

1Xtra

txt us...on 0203

Scanning... 10

•••••

6 Music

Now tuning...

Station not

available

87.50MHz

99.50MHz

12:03:26

12-08-2006

Setting clock...

Revo Uno

Digital Radio

1Xtra

txt us...on 0203

Scanning... 10

•••••

6 Music

Now tuning...

Station not

available

87.50MHz

99.50MHz

12:03:26

12-08-2006

Setting clock...

Revo Uno

Digital Radio

1Xtra

txt us...on 0203

Scanning... 10

•••••

6 Music

Now tunin

Station not

available

12:03:26

12-08-2006

Setting clock...

Revo Uno

Digital Radio

1Xtra

txt us...on 0203

Scanning... 10

•••••

6 Music

Now tunin

Station not

available

12:03:26

12-08-2006

Setting clock...

Revo Uno

Digital Radio

1Xtra

txt us...on 0203

SCAN

SELECT

To Change the Display Mode

Uno™ has seven different display modes.

Press the INFO/SCAN button to cycle

through each mode.

These display modes are explained in the

table below:

BBC Radio 1

Sig strength 96

Normal display

with scrolling text

Display option Example

Type of broadcast

Broadcaster

Time and date

Station name and

frequency

Data rate and

stereo/mono

Signal strength

To Show the Signal Strength

Press SELECT

The display shows a signal bar with the

strength of the current station:

The indicator on the signal bar shows the

minimum acceptable signal level.

Stations with a signal strength below this

level will not provide a steady stream of

unbroken audio.

Finding and Adding New

Stations

As time passes, new stations will become

available in your area. To find them and

add them to your station list, simply

press and hold the SCAN button for at

least two seconds.

Removing ‘Unavailable’

Stations

To remove ‘unavailable’ stations from Uno’s

station list, ie. those that display a ?

before the station name, see the ‘Menu

Options’ section on page 8.

Strength of signal

Minimum signal level

Uno™ has a number of functions that are accessed through the MENU button.

The following table describes the options

available under the ‘Station Order’ menu:

To change station order

Press MENU, then press <or >until the

name of the option is displayed:

Press SELECT to select your choice.

To specify the order in which stations are

displayed

Select the Station order option.

The top line of the display shows the

currently selected station order and allows

you to change it.

Press <or >to step between the station

order options:

Press SELECT to select the current option.

Menu Options

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Station order ˘

Alphanumeric

¯Fav station ˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Station order ˘

Alphanumeric

¯Fav station ˘

Fav station Lists the most frequently

selected stations first.

Alphanumeric Displays all stations in

alphanumeric order.

Active station Lists active stations

[ones that are currently

broadcasting] before

inactive ones.

Prune stations Remove inactive stations

from the station list.

Station order Description

To use manual tuning

Select the Manual tune option.

The display shows the current station number

and frequency:

Press <or >to step between the stations

and press SELECT to select the current

station.

If there is a station corresponding to this

station number and frequency the display will

show the station name, and a tuning meter

showing the signal strength.

To set the dynamic range control

Uno™ includes a dynamic range control that

automatically boosts the volume of quieter

sounds for listening in noisy environments.

Select the DRC value option.

The display shows the current DRC value and

allows you to adjust it:

¯12B 225.64MHz˘

¯12C 227.36MHz˘

••••°••••••

12B BBC DAB

DRC 1

¯DRC ﬁ ˘

¯12B 225.64MHz˘

¯12C 227.36MHz˘

••••°••••••

12B BBC DAB

DRC 1

¯DRC ﬁ ˘

¯12B 225.64MHz˘

¯12C 227.36MHz˘

••••°••••••

12B BBC DAB

DRC 1

¯DRC ﬁ ˘

The DRC value can be switched between the

following options:

To display the software

version number

Press the MENU button then use the

<and > buttons to scroll across to SW

VERSION. The software version number

is displayed on the top line of the display.

You should specify this when speaking to

Revo Technical Support.

DRC 0 Dynamic Range Control is

switched off

DRC 1/2 Dynamic Range Control is

set to half normal level.

DRC 1 Dynamic Range Control is

switched on; the default

setting recommended for

noisy environments.

DRC Description

Press the button to switch on your

radio then press the ALARM button.

Uno™ allows you to store up to four

different alarm programmes.

To set an alarm press the SELECT

button. Uno™ will now ask you to set the

wake-up time. Use the <>and SELECT

buttons to set the hour, then minute.

Uno™ allows you to set a Daily, Weekday,

Weekend or one-off alarm. If you select a

one-off alarm, Uno™ will ask you to enter

the year, month and day.

Finally, Uno™ will ask you what type of

alarm you would like, DAB, FM or Buzzer.

When an alarm has been set, Uno™ will

display the alarm details. These can be

reviewed by using the <>buttons.

To halt an alarm, press any button on

Uno’s keypad. Alternatively, tap the snooze

panel (zzZzz) to mute the alarm for a

period of 5 minutes. The alarm will repeat

again after this time has elapsed.

To cancel a pre-set alarm, press the

ALARM button, cycle through the options

until ‘Alarm Off’ is displayed, then SELECT.

Alarm ¯1˘

Not in use

¯ ˘ or SELECT

Time ¯17˘:55

Set alarm type

¯Daily˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

Year ¯2006˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Wake to DAB˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Alarm off˘

Alarm ¯1˘

08:00 Daily

Alarm ¯1˘

Not in use

¯ ˘ or SELECT

Time ¯17˘:55

Set alarm type

¯Daily˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

Year ¯2006˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Wake to DAB˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Alarm off˘

Alarm ¯1˘

08:00 Daily

Alarm ¯1˘

Not in use

¯ ˘ or SELECT

Time ¯17˘:55

Set alarm type

¯Daily˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

Year ¯2006˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Wake to DAB˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Alarm off˘

Alarm ¯1˘

08:00 Daily

Alarm ¯1˘

Not in use

¯ ˘ or SELECT

Time ¯17˘:55

Set alarm type

¯Daily˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

Year ¯2006˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Wake to DAB˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Alarm off˘

Alarm ¯1˘

08:00 Daily

Alarm ¯1˘

Not in use

¯ ˘ or SELECT

Time ¯17˘:55

Set alarm type

¯Daily˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

Year ¯2006˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Wake to DAB˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Alarm off˘

Alarm ¯1˘

08:00 Daily

Alarm ¯1˘

Not in use

¯ ˘ or SELECT

Time ¯17˘:55

Set alarm type

¯Daily˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

Year ¯2006˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Wake to DAB˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Alarm off˘

Alarm ¯1˘

08:00 Daily

Alarm ¯1˘

Not in use

¯ ˘ or SELECT

Time ¯17˘:55

Set alarm type

¯Daily˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

Year ¯2006˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Wake to DAB˘

¯ ˘ or SELECT

¯Alarm off˘

Alarm ¯1˘

08:00 Daily

Alarm

SELECT

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