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  • Page 2: Pure Warranty Statement For Australia

    1800 988 268 What’s covered by this warranty? • Pure agrees to refund, repair or replace, at your election, without charge to you, any part found to be defective during the warranty period. • If equipment has been used according to its accompanying instruction manual and is used in a domestic situation, a two year warranty period applies (excludes rechargeable ChargePAK where fitted.
  • Page 3 One Elite Series 2’s great features. If you need additional help with topics not covered in this manual, please visit the Pure support pages at www.pure.com.

  • Page 4: Safety Instructions

    Please visit www.pure.com/register to register your product with us. Should you have a problem with your unit please contact your supplier or contact Pure Support at the address shown at the rear of this manual. If you need to return your product please use the original packaging and include all parts and accessories.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Contents Getting started Setting up Controls at a glance Connectors Listening to radio Adjusting the volume Changing stations Using presets Changing the information displayed on screen Control scrolling text Intellitext - view stored text information Pausing and rewinding live digital radio Using Listen Later Setting up Listen Later Listening to a saved programme...

  • Page 6: Getting Started

    Getting started Setting up Note: If you have a ChargePAK C6L rechargeable battery (sold separately) fit it now before plugging the radio in. See page 13. Lift the aerial from the clip on the top of the radio and fully extend it. Insert the connector of the mains power adapter into the socket on the rear of the radio.

  • Page 7: Controls At A Glance

    Controls at a glance Volume Stations Press to display volume level Digital: Press to display station list. Turn dial to then turn dial to adjust. browse stations; press dial to change station. FM: Press to display the current frequency. Turn the dial to scan to the next station.

  • Page 8: Listening To Radio

    Listening to radio Adjusting the volume Adjust the volume by turning the dial. If in a menu, press the volume button first then turn the dial. (From menus) Volume Volume Presets Listen Alarm Later Changing stations When listening to digital radio 1.

  • Page 9: Using Presets

    Using presets You can store up to 25 digital and 25 FM presets. Storing a preset 1. Tune to the digital or FM station you want to store. 2. Press the Presets button. 3. Turn the dial to scroll to a preset between 1 and 25. 4.

  • Page 10: Pausing And Rewinding Live Digital Radio

    To view Intellitext messages 1. Press the Menu button, turn the dial until you see Intellitext and push the dial to select. Push the dial to select View and access a list of stations for which you have Intellitext information (if you see No data you need to tune to a station broadcasting Intellitext for a few minutes before information is received).

  • Page 11: Using Listen Later

    Using Listen Later Listen Later enables you to save your favourite digital radio programme and play it back later. The programme is stored in memory while your radio is switched on, or in standby, until it is overwritten by another. The memory will hold up to about 45 minutes* worth of a typical broadcast and will stop once the memory is full.

  • Page 12: Listening To A Saved Programme

    Listening to a saved programme While listening to digital radio, press the Listen Later button to start playing a saved programme. Press to pause/play. Turn the dial left or right, one, two or three clicks (1 click = 2x, 2 clicks = 8x and 3 clicks = 32x normal speed) to rewind or fast forward and turn the dial back to the centre to play.

  • Page 13: Setting The Alarm & Timers

    Setting the alarm & timers Setting the alarm 1. Press the (Alarm/Timer) button and select Alarm to display the alarm status screen. 2. Push the dial to enter the alarm menu. You can scroll through six alarm options on the bottom line of the display, while the top line displays their current setting.

  • Page 14: Setting The Kitchen Timer

    Setting the kitchen timer One Elite has a countdown timer which will sound a beeping tone after a set time period. To set a kitchen timer 1. Press (Alarm/Timer), rotate the dial to display Kitchen timer and press dial to select. 2.

  • Page 15: Options And Settings

    Options and settings Press the Menu button to access the options menu, turn the dial to scroll through and change the options and push the dial to select. Digital radio options Autotune Scans all digital frequencies for stations, automatically adds any new stations found to the station list and removes inactive stations.

  • Page 16: Energy Saving

    Turn the dial to select a language (English/French/German/Italian) and push to confirm. Energy saving One Elite is part of the Pure EcoPlus product family, designed and manufactured to minimise power consumption when the unit is switched on and in standby. One way this low power consumption is enabled is by not collecting and storing Intellitext messages when the unit is in standby.

  • Page 17: Using A Chargepak

    Using a ChargePAK ChargePAK C6L is a high powered rechargeable battery pack. ChargePAK provides the benefits of rechargeable batteries without the inconvenience of removing and recharging separate batteries. ChargePAK is designed to be left in your unit, so if usually connected to the mains, your product will always be charged up, ready to go.

  • Page 18: Help And Specifications

    Help and specifications Secondary and inactive stations (<</>>) Secondary digital services Secondary services accompany some stations, providing extra information or alternative content and may only be broadcast at certain times. If a station has secondary services available, the station shows >> next to its name in the station list and the secondary service appears next to the station in the list.
  • Page 19 Pure Pure Australasia Pty Ltd Imagination Technologies Limited PO Box 5049 Home Park Estate Wonga Park Kings Langley Victoria 3115 Herts, WD4 8LZ Australia United Kingdom sales.au@pure.com http://support.pure.com http://support.pure.com/au...
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