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Universal options AVANTI Flow Owner’s Manual v1.0

To set the clock

If you select the ‘DAB radio’ or ‘The Lounge’ audio source, the clock will automatically set itself and

also update for clock changes. However, if you cannot receive an updated time signal, the time and

date can be manually set by selecting

‘Set Clock’.

8.3 Snoozing and cancelling an alarm

To snooze or cancel an alarm

When an alarm is sounding you can do one of the following:

1 Cancel the alarm by pressing Alarm, Standby or Select.

2 Snooze the alarm for 9 minutes by pressing the SNOOZE button .

Note

A sounding alarm will time-out and switch off after one hour.

To adjust the duration of the snooze timer

1 Press the Alarm button or press Options and highlight and select ‘Alarm or timer’.

2 Highlight and select ‘Snooze time’.

3 Use the navigation buttons to adjust the duration of the snooze between 5 minutes and 1 hour

and press Select to conﬁrm.

8.4 Changing the information shown on screen

1. Press Options and highlight and select ‘Display’.

2. Select

‘Information’ to change what information is displayed when listening. The following

tables summarize the information display options available for each audio source:

Info display options available when listening to ‘DAB radio’

Information

Display Options

Description

Scrolling text Text information broadcast by DAB stations. May include song

titles, current programme details, etc.

Broadcast info Displays the Multiplex to which the station belongs, a description

of the station’s content (eg, ‘Pop music’), the bit rate (audio

quality) of the broadcast in kbps and a Stereo/Mono indicator.

Reception info Displays the current DAB channel and frequency, the signal

quality (%) and a meter representing signal strength with a buckle

to indicate the minimum acceptable reception.

Time and date Displays the time and date.

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