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try adjusting the position of the antenna. signal will be degraded.To improve reception, between 0 and 99.As the value increases,the can be displayed as a numerical value correction.The amount of signal correction signal contains errors,the system can apply 7tal bit-rate and the signal mode. 6quency. the channel number and the transmission fre- 5and date,provided by the broadcaster. 4y m 3the DAB station and the broadcaster. tion of the type of programme,provided by 2the programme. D is scrolling text information supplied by the 1ple of a station name): (See display information in the sequency as follow Press of information. current station.You are offered with 7 types line shows the service information for the line shows a station name,and the second In DAB broadcasting,on the display,the firstinformation Changing the DAB station
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