Pure Digital LEGATO CD 40 User Manual

CD-40  
Owner’s manual  
ReVu  
Display  
Menu  
Mode  
Power  
CD/DAB/FM  
Contents  
1
Getting started  
Overview diagrams  
These diagrams show the function of controls, the connectors on the rear panel, the remote control and screen icons.  
Front panel  
Six shortcut buttons  
Provide quick access to radio presets,  
CD/MP3 controls and menu options  
LCD screen  
Backlit LCD screen with  
variable contrast and brightness  
Infrared receiver  
Receives signal  
from remote control  
CD eject button  
Opens and closes the CD tray  
ReVu  
Display  
Menu  
Mode  
Power  
CD/DAB/FM  
CD tray  
For audio and MP3 CDs  
Headphone  
3.5 mm  
headphone  
socket  
ReVu  
Display  
Volume/Tuning Menu  
Mode  
Power  
Switches between  
on and standby  
Enters ReVu Switches  
mode for DAB between  
pause and  
rewind  
Turn for volume,  
push and turn to  
select stations,  
tracks and  
Change audio Switches  
and general between  
setup options CD/DAB/FM/  
AUX  
display  
modes  
(mutes speakers)  
menu options  
Rear panel  
Aerial  
F-type connector  
Optical Out  
Digital output of Stereo input from  
Aux Input  
Variable Output  
Stereo out to recorder,  
for DAB/FM aerial DAB, CD or MP3 cassette/minidisc etc. powered sub or other device  
Speaker Connectors  
Spring loaded connectors  
Connect red socket to red on speaker  
and black socket to black on speaker  
USB  
Type B  
connector  
for software  
upgrades  
Power Socket  
Power lead socket  
Cooling fan cover  
Remove cover (pull off)  
to inspect/clean  
filter periodically.  
Manufactured in China 12B52  
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Remote control  
Power  
Switches between  
on and standby  
Mode  
Switches between  
DAB/FM/CD/AUX  
Mode  
Power  
1
2
5
8
0
3
Number keys  
Press Save and number to store a preset.  
Press number to recall.  
Press -/-- first for double digit presets.  
Press to quickly access CD or MP3 tracks  
4
7
6
9
Save  
-/--  
Display  
Toggles between  
display modes  
Menu  
Change audio and  
general setup options  
Display  
Menu  
Select and  
Select stations/tracks  
and menu options  
+
-
+/-  
Select  
Volume  
Adjust volume, move slider controls  
and move left and right in menus  
Mute  
Mutes output  
from speakers  
ReVu  
Mute  
ReVu  
/
Enters ReVu mode  
for DAB pause and  
rewind  
CD controls  
Also used for FM  
tuning and ReVu  
Repeat  
Shuffle  
Eject  
Opens and closes  
the CD tray  
RMT - CD  
FM screen  
DAB screen  
Mode  
Current  
mode (FM)  
Loudness Clock  
Loudness on Time from  
Mute  
Volume from  
speakers muted  
Alarm Clock  
Alarm set Time from  
Signal strength  
Shows signal strength  
DAB signal  
DAB signal for current DAB station  
Mode  
Current  
mode (DAB)  
0 9 : 4 1  
F M  
0 9 : 4 0  
BBC Radio 1  
D AB  
Station  
RDS name or  
frequency  
Chiltern  
Station  
name  
Today's Best Mix for Herts  
Beds and Bucks - 97.6  
Chiltern FM  
J o W h i l e y Ch a n g i n g  
T r a c k s - g o o n l i n e t o  
n o m i n a t e t h e t u n e s  
RDS  
RadioText  
Scrolling  
text  
CD screen  
Mode  
Current  
mode (CD)  
Playlist Shuffle  
Playlist  
Random track  
order selected  
selected  
Repeat  
Repeat all  
0 9 : 4 0  
CD  
Track  
tracks selected  
T r a c k 1  
Stop  
Pause/Play  
Rewind  
Fast forward  
Skip back  
Skip forward  
Counter  
Elapsed track time  
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Connecting speakers  
Nominal impedn
Maximum power rating 30W  
6
ohms  
Nominal impdane  
Maximum power rating 30W  
6
ohms  
Manufactured in China  
Part number 12A67  
Manufactured in China  
Part number 12A67  
When connecting speakers connect the red (positive) terminals on Legato to  
the red terminals on the speaker and black (negative) to black. The speaker  
cable has a stripe on one strand to aid connection.  
Ensure that the bared ends of the wires are securely gripped by the spring  
clips. Note that the sound from new speakers should improve over the course  
of a few days as they are ‘run-in’.  
You can also connect an active subwoofer to the Variable out sockets on your  
Legato for enhanced bass. See page 14 for more details.  
Switch on and off  
D AB Au t o t u n e M e n u  
When you first plug your Legato in it switches to DAB mode and asks you if  
you want to perform a UK (UK Band III only) or Full autotune (full Band III)  
to find all DAB stations available in your area. These stations are stored in a  
station list and ordered alphanumerically.  
S
e l e c t D AB r e g i o n :  
F u l l  
U K  
Initial startup screen  
The first station on the station list is selected.  
Au t o t u n e U K  
To switch your unit off (standby) - press the Power button on the unit or  
remote control. You see the standby symbol and clock on the screen. Push  
the Display button to change between a small clock, large clock and day/date  
time display in standby.  
S
c a n n i n g ...  
S
t a t i o n s f o u n d : 2 1  
To switch your Legato back on press the Power button again. Your unit starts  
in whatever mode you were in when you switched off.  
Autotune UK  
Changing the volume  
The Volume/Tuning dial operates as a volume control by default except when  
you are in a menu or browsing the station or track lists. When you adjust the  
volume you temporarily see the volume scale on screen indicating the current  
level. You can also use the volume buttons on the remote control to adjust  
the volume.  
V o l u m e  
Adjusting volume  
Navigating menus  
You turn the Tuning dial to scroll through menu options or station or track lists  
and push to select options. In most menus if you do not select anything you  
return to the previous screen. Alternatively use the equivalent remote control  
buttons. You can also press a shortcut button to select the option shown on  
screen next to that button.  
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Listening to DAB radio  
To listen to DAB radio push the Mode button until you see DAB in the top left of the  
screen.  
0 9 : 4 0  
D AB  
BBC Radio 1  
When you first switch on your Legato it automatically enters DAB mode, autotunes to  
find all the DAB stations available in your area and lists them in alphanumeric order.  
J o W h i l e y ' s Ch a n g i n g  
T r a c k s g o o n l i n e t o  
-
n o m i n a t e t h e t u n e s  
Default DAB screen  
Selecting a station  
To change stations, push the Tuning dial and turn to scroll through the station  
list, then push the Tuning dial again to tune to the highlighted station.  
D AB  
BBC Radio 1  
BBC London  
S
t a t i o n L i s t  
The currently selected station is shown in the box at the top of the screen.  
BBC Radio 1  
BBC Radio 2  
Changing the information displayed  
Selecting a station  
Legato has five DAB display modes which change what you see on screen  
while you listen to DAB radio. Push the Display button to switch between the  
modes.  
0 9 : 4 0  
D AB  
BBC Radio 1  
Text  
Dynamic text broadcast by most stations.  
1 2 B 2 2 5 .6 4 8 M H z  
Reception info DAB channel and frequency of the station you are listening  
to, signal strength meter and signal quality reading. As a  
guide, values from 85 to 100 indicate good reception, 70 to  
84 average reception and 0 to 69 poor reception.  
S
i g n a l  
Q
u a l i t y 9 6 %  
Display modes - Reception info  
0 9 : 4 0  
D AB  
BBC Radio 1  
Broadcast info Name of the multiplex the current station belongs to.  
Multiplexes are groups of stations broadcast by a single  
operator. Description of the content broadcast by the  
station, Stereo or Mono indicator and data rate at which the  
station is being transmitted. This rate is set by the stations  
to suit the type of material being transmitted. High rates  
generally mean higher quality.  
BBC N a t i o n a l D AB  
P o p M u s i c  
1 2 8 k b p s  
S
t e r e o  
Display modes - Broadcast info  
0 9 : 4 0  
D AB  
BBC Radio 1  
2 2 / 0 7 / 0 4  
Presets  
DAB presets for quick access to your favourite stations using  
the six shortcut buttons.  
Date and time Date and time broadcast by the multiplex.  
Display modes - Date and time  
ReVu™ - Pausing and rewinding radio  
ReVu mode lets you pause and rewind live DAB digital radio.  
Legato constantly stores audio and text from the station you are tuned to in  
its memory. The amount stored depends on how long you have been listening  
to that station and the data rate of the broadcast. You can access this stored  
audio and pause or rewind live radio over short periods (approximately 20 to  
40 minutes depending on data rate).  
Once the memory is full, ReVu keeps adding to the memory but starts to  
overwrite the oldest stored audio and text.  
You can enter ReVu mode in two ways which you select as follows:  
0 9 : 4 0  
D AB  
Paused - press and release the ReVu button or pause button on the remote  
P a u s e d  
Fast forward/rewind - press and hold the ReVu button for three seconds or  
press the fast forward/rewind or skip forward/back buttons on the remote  
ReVu mode - paused  
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When you enter ReVu mode you see the ReVu icon on the screen and a timer  
shows how many minutes and seconds behind the live broadcast you are.  
0 9 : 4 0  
D AB  
BBC R a d i o  
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Once in ReVu mode you can toggle between paused and playing by pushing  
the ReVu button again or pressing the pause/play ( / ) button. To exit  
ReVu mode and return to the live broadcast press the stop ( ) or skip  
forward (  
mode.  
) button to catch up with the live broadcast but remain in ReVu  
ReVu mode - playing  
To pause and replay live radio  
Push the ReVu button. The screen shows Paused and the timer shows how far  
behind the live broadcast you are.  
Push the ReVu button again to start replaying the stored audio and text  
from where you left off. The timer stops counting, showing that you are now  
listening that many minutes and seconds behind real time. You can listen in  
this way for as long as you like, or press the fast forward, skip forward or stop  
shortcut button to catch up to real time.  
To rewind radio  
Press the ReVu button twice. Use the Rewind ( ) button to move back in  
the recorded audio or the skip back (  
) button to return to the start.  
Storing and recalling presets  
0 9 : 4 0  
D AB  
BBC Radio 1  
You can store up to 99 of your favourite stations as presets which you can  
then access quickly using the shortcut buttons or remote control. You can  
store and access presets while listening to radio but not if in ReVu mode.  
1 X t r a  
BBCAs i a n  
BBCW o r l d  
Ab D AB  
P r e s e t s 0 1 - 0 4  
Push any shortcut button or set the Display mode to show the presets as  
described on page 5. This shows the first page of presets on the screen.  
Presets 1 to 4  
Flick through the other pages of presets using the left (  
shortcut buttons or skip buttons on the remote.  
)and right (  
)
To store a preset - Hold down the shortcut button you want to store the  
current station under until the station name appears or press the Save button  
and numbered buttons on the remote. The preset is stored.  
To recall a preset - Push the shortcut button next to the preset you want to  
listen to or press the number buttons on the remote  
D AB M e n u  
Changing DAB options  
To customise the way your Legato works in DAB mode push the Menu button,  
select DAB and choose from the following:  
Autotune UK  
Manual tune  
DRC[OFF]  
Autotune full  
Station order  
Autotune UK  
DAB options  
Scans all UK frequencies for DAB stations and adds any new ones to the  
station list.  
Autotune full  
Scans the full range of digital frequencies in Band III. This option is for use  
outside the UK where other Band III stations may be available.  
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Station order  
Change the order of stations on your station list using this option. The current  
order is shown at the top of the screen. Choose from the following:  
Alphanumeric Displays all stations in alphanumeric order.  
Favourite  
Displays your eight most listened to stations at the top of the  
station list and the others below. Your favourite stations are  
selected by how long you listen to each station and indicated  
by a heart next to the name in the station list.  
Active  
Displays active stations at the top of the station list and  
inactive ones at the bottom, in alphanumeric order. Inactive  
stations are those on your station list but not currently  
available, marked with a ’?’.  
Multiplex  
Lists stations in groups according to their multiplex.  
Multiplexes are groups of stations owned and broadcast by a  
multiplex operator.  
Trim stn list  
Removes inactive stations from the station list.  
Favs presets Available only when Favourite station order (above) has been  
selected. Transfers your eight favourite stations to presets.  
Manual tune  
0 9 : 4 0  
D AB  
Find new stations or fine tune your reception using this option.  
1 2 A 2 2 3 . 9 3 M H z  
1 2 B 2 2 5 . 6 4 M H z  
1 2 C 2 2 7 . 3 6 M H z  
Manual tune  
You see a list of channels and frequencies. Each multiplex has a different  
channel and frequency (E.g., BBC is channel 12B and Digital One is 11D),  
contact the DRDB (Digital Radio Development Bureau) by phone on 08707  
1. Select the channel you want from the list.  
You see a signal strength display. The marker indicates the minimum  
required level for reception and the filled blocks indicate the current  
level.  
2. Move your aerial and try to raise the current level to the marker or  
beyond. You see the multiplex name at the top of the screen if a good  
signal is received and the stations in that multiplex are listed below and  
added to the station list.  
DRC  
Make the quieter sounds in a broadcast easier to hear at low volume or in  
a noisy environment using this option. The DRC (Dynamic Range Control)  
level of a broadcast is set by the station and sent with the signal. At the time  
of writing only stations such as BBC Radio 3 and 4 regularly broadcast a  
DRC level. Check with the broadcasters to find out if they use DRC on their  
stations.  
Select one of the following options:  
DRC OFF DRC is switched off. Any DRC level broadcast is ignored. This is  
the default setting.  
DRC HALF DRC level is set to half that sent with the broadcast.  
DRC FULL Applies the DRC level as sent with the broadcast.  
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Playing a CD  
To listen to a CD push the Mode button until you see CD in the top left of the screen.  
0 9 : 4 0  
T r a c k  
CD  
Push the eject button ( ) and place your CD label side up in the CD tray. Push the  
eject button again to load the CD. Legato checks the CD type and loads a track list. If  
you insert a CD with MP3 files on it Legato enters MP3 mode, see page 10.  
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If you close the CD tray by pushing the tray or pressing play the CD automatically  
starts playing. You see the standard CD controls, track title and time into track on the  
screen.  
CD mode  
Selecting a track  
CD T r a c k L i s t  
T o t a l T r a c k s : 1 5  
To change tracks on a CD, either:  
push the Tuning dial and turn to scroll through the track list, then push  
the Tuning dial again to play the track  
Track 1 03:58  
Track 2 04:31  
Selecting a track  
use the skip forward or skip back shortcut buttons on screen or remote  
select a track number using the numbered buttons on the remote  
0 9 : 4 0  
T r a c k  
CD  
1
Changing the information displayed  
To change what you see on screen while you listen to a CD push the Display  
button. Choose from the following options:  
CD time into track  
Track elapsed  
Time the current track has been playing, or if stopped total  
time and number of tracks on the CD.  
0 9 : 4 0  
CD  
T r a c k  
O r b i t a l  
Y o u L o t  
5
Track remaining Time remaining of the current track.  
Disc remaining Time remaining of current CD.  
CD text  
Displays album name, track information, artist, etc., if  
included on the CD.  
CD text  
Date and time  
Obtained from the DAB signal.  
CD M e n u  
Play [ ALL]  
S
et playlist  
Changing CD options  
Shuffle [OFF]  
Repeat [OFF]  
To customise the way Legato works in CD mode push the Menu button, select  
CD and choose from the following:  
CD options  
Play  
Choose whether to play all tracks on the CD [ALL] or just those on a playlist  
you have created [LIST]. See Set playlist below for details of creating a CD  
playlist. If you select LIST you see the playlist icon ( ).  
Shuffle  
Choose whether to play CD tracks in the order they appear on the disc [OFF]  
or in a random order [ON]. If you select ON you see the shuffle icon (  
).  
Repeat  
Choose to repeat the current track [TRACK] when it ends or the whole disc  
[ALL]. This loops continuously until you set it to [OFF]. If you select TRACK  
you see the repeat track icon (  
icon ( ).  
), if you select ALL you see the repeat all  
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Set playlist  
Create a playlist containing the order in which to play up to 20 tracks from  
the current CD.  
To create a playlist:  
1. Turn the Tuning dial and push to set the first track on your playlist.  
2. Repeat until you have completed your playlist and push the bottom right  
shortcut button (OK) to set your playlist and exit. This automatically sets  
the Play mode to [LIST].  
You see the playlist icon ( ).  
Alternatively press the left middle shortcut button (Clear) to delete the  
current playlist order or bottom left shortcut button (Cancel) to exit the  
screen without saving any changes made  
Your playlist is now set and if you play your CD it plays the tracks you  
specified in the order you specified.  
The playlist remains available for as long as the CD inserted. If you eject the  
CD or change CDs the playlist you created is no longer available.  
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Playing an MP3 CD  
Push the Mode button until you see CD in the top left of the screen to listen to a CD  
with MP3 files stored on it. Legato automatically detects if a CD has MP3 files on it  
and changes to MP3 mode.  
0 9 : 4 0  
MP3  
F i r e s t a r t e r  
MP3 files can be in folders on the CD if desired and MP3 playlist files are also  
supported. MP3 playlist files are simple text files (usually with a .M3U extension)  
specifying an order in which to play a selection of MP3 files on the CD.  
MP3 mode  
The following icons on the track list help you identify tracks, folders and playlist files:  
MP3 files  
Open folder  
Playlist file  
Closed folder  
Push the eject button and place your MP3 CD label side up in the CD tray. Push the  
eject button again to load the CD. Legato checks the CD type, changes the mode to  
MP3 and displays the normal CD controls.  
If you close the CD tray by pushing the tray or pressing play the CD automatically  
starts playing. You see the standard CD controls, track title and time into track on the  
screen.  
M P 3 T r a c k L i s t  
Selecting a track, playlist or folder  
To change tracks on an MP3 CD, either:  
Rock tracks  
Blues tracks  
Layla  
push the Tuning dial and turn to scroll through the track list, then push  
the Tuning dial again to play the track or playlist or open a folder  
MP3 track list  
use the skip forward or skip back shortcut buttons on screen or remote  
select a track number using the numbered buttons on the remote  
Changing the information displayed  
0 9 : 4 0  
L a y l a  
MP3  
To change what you see on screen while you listen to an MP3 push the  
Display button. Choose from the following options:  
A r t i s t : E r i c C l a p t o n  
A l b u m : B e s t o f E r i c  
Time into track Time the current track has been playing  
MP3 ID3 text  
ID3 text  
Displays ID3 text – album name, track information artist  
etc., if included with file  
Date and time  
Obtained from the DAB signal  
Changing MP3 options  
M P 3  
S
e t u p M e n u  
To customise the way Legato works in MP3 CD mode push the Menu button,  
select MP3 and choose from the following:  
Shuffle [OFF]  
Repeat [OFF]  
Shuffle  
MP3 options  
Choose whether to play MP3 tracks in the order they appear on the disc,  
current selected folder or playlist [OFF], or in random order [ON]. If you select  
ON you see the shuffle icon (  
).  
Repeat  
Choose to repeat the current track [TRACK] when it ends or the whole disc,  
currently selected folder or playlist [ALL]. This loops continuously until you set  
it to [OFF]. If you select TRACK you see the repeat track icon (  
select ALL you see the repeat all icon ( ).  
), if you  
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Listening to FM radio  
To listen to FM radio push the Mode button until you see FM in the top left of the  
screen. The first time you enter FM mode Legato asks you to select the FM tuning  
mode you want. Use the shortcut buttons or Tuning dial to select one of the following:  
1 1 : 4 0  
F M  
Chiltern  
Today's Best Mix for Herts  
Beds and Bucks - 97.6  
Chiltern FM  
Autotune  
Finds all the stations available in your area and lists them in  
alphanumerical order using RDS (Radio Data System) station  
names where available.  
FM mode  
Manual Tune Lets you tune manually either in steps of 0.05 MHz or using a  
F M  
S
t a t i o n L i s t  
seek to find the next station.  
C h i l t e r n  
B B C R 2  
C h i l t e r n  
H e a r t F M  
Selecting a station  
You select a station in different ways depending on which tuning mode you  
have chosen:  
FM station list  
Autotune  
To change stations, push the Tuning dial and turn to scroll  
through the station list, then push the Tuning dial again to  
tune to the highlighted station or use the shortcut buttons on  
screen.  
Manual Tune To change stations, push the Tuning dial and turn right or left  
to step up or down the frequency range or use the shortcut  
buttons on screen to step  
station.  
or scan  
to the next  
If you scan, the scan stops when the next station is found.  
The frequency display changes to show the RDS station name  
if available.  
Changing the information displayed  
1 1 : 4 0  
F M  
To change what you see on screen while you listen to FM radio push the  
Display button. Choose between the following options:  
C h i l t e r n  
P o p M u s i c  
9 7 .6 0  
RadioText  
Dynamic text broadcast by some RDS stations.  
Broadcast info Description of the content broadcast by the station and its  
FM - Broadcast info  
frequency. RDS stations only.  
Presets  
FM presets for quick access to your favourite stations using  
the six shortcut buttons.  
Date and time Date and time obtained from the DAB signal.  
0 9 : 4 0  
F M  
Storing and recalling presets  
Radio 1  
You can store up to 99 of your favourite stations as presets which you can  
then access quickly using the shortcut buttons or remote control.  
-
-
-
-
P r e s e t s 0 1 - 0 4  
Push any shortcut button or set the Display mode to show the presets as  
described above. This shows the first page of presets on the screen. Flick  
FM - Presets  
through the other pages of presets using the left (  
shortcut buttons or skip buttons on the remote.  
)and right (  
)
To store a preset - Hold down the shortcut button you want to store the  
current station under until the station name or frequency appears or press the  
Save button and numbered buttons on the remote. The preset is stored.  
To recall a preset - Push the shortcut button next to the preset you want to  
listen to or press the number buttons on the remote  
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Changing FM options  
F M M e n u  
To customise the way your Legato works in FM mode push the Menu button,  
select FM and choose from the following:  
Tune [ BYNAME  
]
S t a t i o n o r d e r  
Au t o t u n e  
Tune  
FM Setup options  
Push the Tuning dial to choose between [BYNAME] which shows stations  
in a station list (similar to the DAB station list) using RDS station names or  
[MANUAL] to manually step through the FM frequencies in steps of 0.05 MHz  
or scan to next station.  
Station order  
Change the order of stations on your FM station list using this option. The  
current order is highlighted on screen. Choose from the following:  
Alphanumeric Displays named stations at the top of the station list and  
others below in numerical order  
Named stations Displays stations with an RDS name only  
Autotune  
Performs a scan to find all the stations available in your area and lists them  
in alphanumeric order using RDS station names where available.  
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Listening to another source  
To listen to an audio source such as MiniDisc player attached to the Aux inputs on  
your Legato push the Mode button until you see AUX in the top left of the screen.  
AU X  
Au x i l i a r y I n p u t  
0 2 / 0 8 / 0 4  
1 1 3 9  
AUX mode  
Manufactured in China 12B52  
/ AUDIO OUT  
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General setup options  
Push the Menu button to access general setup options, available at all times,  
whether listening to radio or a CD. Choose one of the following options:  
Au d i o M e n u  
Audio  
T o n e  
L o u d n e s s [ O F F ]  
Ba la n ce  
Tone  
Turn the Tuning dial to set the Bass output level. Press the Tuning dial again to  
set the Treble level.  
S
u b w o o f e r [ N O ]  
Audio options  
Loudness  
Push the Tuning dial to toggle Loudness [ON] or [OFF]. When Loudness is on  
you see the Loudness icon on screen ( ).  
Subwoofer  
Push the Tuning dial to specify if you have an active subwoofer connected to  
your Variable output [YES] or not [NO]. If you specify YES, Variable output will  
mute if headphones are inserted.  
Contact PURE for details of the SUB-1 active subwoofer.  
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c r e e n Co n t r o l s  
Balance  
B r i g h t n e s s  
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Turn the Tuning dial to adjust the audio balance between left and right .  
C o n t r a s t  
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Screen  
Active screen settings  
Active settings  
A l a r m  
Turn the Tuning dial to set the screen brightness. Press the Tuning dial again  
to set the contrast.  
h h  
m m  
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Standby settings  
Turn the Tuning dial to select the standby screen brightness level.  
M o d e [ D AB]  
A l a r m [ O f f ]  
Alarm settings  
Alarm  
0 9 : 4 0  
D AB  
BBC Radio 1  
To set an alarm to wake you up:  
J o W h i l e y ' s Ch a n g i n g  
T r a c k s g o o n l i n e t o  
n o m i n a t e t h e t u n e s  
Turn the Tuning dial or use the +/- shortcut buttons to set an alarm time,  
Mode [DAB/FM/Tone] and set the Alarm [On]. Radio alarms tune to the  
station you were tuned to last in that mode. When the alarm is set you see  
the Alarm icon ( ) on the screen. The alarm icon flashes when the alarm  
goes off.  
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Alarm set icon  
To cancel the alarm and leave the unit switched on press the Tuning dial or  
press the Power button to cancel the alarm and switch off.  
Sleep timer  
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l e e p T i m e r  
To set a sleep timer to switch off your unit:  
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Turn the Tuning dial or use the +/- shortcut keys to set a time after which you  
want your Legato to switch off. Choose between 15, 30, 45, 60, 1hr 15 and  
1hr 30 minutes. To switch a sleep timer off use the Clear shortcut button or  
set the time to zero.  
C l e a r  
Sleep timer settings  
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S/W version  
V1.2  
Displays the current software version installed on your Legato and gives  
access to the Software Upgrade option.  
Register your product and include an e-mail address to receive notification of  
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u p g r a d e  
E x i t  
S/W version screen  
To upgrade your software, press the Software Upgrade shortcut button and  
follow the instructions on screen.  
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Hints and tips  
(>>/<<) DAB Secondary services  
Secondary services accompany some stations, providing extra information or alternative  
content and may only be broadcast at certain times. At the time of writing not many  
secondary services are available. 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. A secondary service has a ‘<<’ before its name in the station list.  
(?) Inactive or unavailable DAB stations  
Inactive or unavailable stations are those which appear on the station list but are not  
currently available because either you are outside the broadcast area, have lost reception or  
the station is not currently broadcasting. Unavailable stations have a ‘?’ before their name  
on the station list. If you select a station which has this symbol, Legato returns to the last  
station you were listening to.  
I hear a ‘burbling’ sound on some DAB stations  
Although DAB is excellent at providing quality audio from very little signal, the quality can  
suffer if the signal strength is too low. If that happens, a ‘burbling’ sound can sometimes  
be heard. To help reduce this, check that your aerial is fully extended and upright. If the  
problem persists try moving your radio or repositioning your aerial using manual tuning.  
Screen says ‘No stations available’ in DAB mode  
Check that your aerial is fully extended. Use Autotune to search for stations. Use manual  
tuning to adjust your aerial or radio position.  
Clock shows the wrong time  
This may happen if the DAB multiplex you are tuned to broadcasts an incorrect time signal,  
try tuning to a station in another multiplex.  
Resetting your unit  
Resetting your Legato removes all presets, stored stations and favourite station settings and  
resets all options to defaults. To reset:  
1. Press and hold the Menu button for three seconds. The screen shows ‘Do you want to  
reset?’.  
2. Push the ‘Yes’ shortcut button or use the +/- or  
and select button on the remote to  
confirm the reset or press no buttons to cancel the reset.  
My speakers don’t sound good  
Make sure that the red (positive) terminal on the speakers is connected to the red terminal  
on Legato and black (negative) to black .  
Ensure the connections are secure and bared ends of the cables are contacting the metal of  
the terminals.  
Note that from new, the sound from your speakers should improve over the course of a few  
days as they are ‘run-in’.  
My screen is too bright in standby  
To set the brightness of your screen in standby press the Menu button, select Display and  
choose Standby settings to alter the brightness.  
Alarm bell icon has a cross through it  
This happens if you set an alarm but no DAB time has been acquired yet. Check that your  
aerial is connected, return to DAB or standby and wait for a short period and the normal icon  
should appear indicating that the time has been acquired.  
Screen says ‘DAB time not available’  
This happens in CD/MP3/FM/AUX mode if DAB time has been acquired yet. Check that your  
aerial is connected, switch to DAB mode or standby, wait for a short period and the time  
should appear.  
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Technical specifications  
Amplifier  
22W RMS per channel power output (into 4 Ohms)  
15 Hz to 35 kHz frequency response  
Dynamic Virtual Sub Technology™ provides a variable bass boost relative to  
volume  
Bass and treble tone control  
CD player  
CD-R and CD-RW playback compatible  
Support for CD Text and 20 track audio CD playlist  
Multiple playback modes (repeat, shuffle, etc.)  
MP3 playback, including support for ID3 tags and M3U playlists  
DAB  
PURE ReVu™ enables pause and rewind of live DAB digital radio  
Full Band III (174 - 240 MHz) reception. Fully compliant with ETS 300 401  
and capable of decoding all DAB transmission modes 1-4  
Fast autotune feature  
DPAC II™ provides a more natural sound from DAB transmissions  
FM  
Supports RDS and RadioText  
Tune by RDS station name  
87.5 - 108 MHz frequency range  
Speakers (optional)  
6 Ohms (nominal) impedance  
30W RMS power handling  
Twin 3” custom designed full range drive units  
Neodymium magnets  
Phase correction plugs  
Bass reflex ported  
Connectors  
3.5 mm headphone output  
RF F-connector 75 Ohms for DAB aerial connection  
Dual phono for external line level audio input  
Dual phono for stereo analogue audio output or connection to a subwoofer  
Optical Toslink connector for digital S/PDIF output (IEC958 @ 48 kHz)  
USB connector for future software upgrades  
Stereo spring-clip terminals for speakers  
General  
Fully featured remote control  
Compliant with the EMC and Low Voltage Directives (89/336/EEC and 73/  
23/EEC)  
Main unit dimensions (excluding controls) 210 (w) x 155 (h) x 215 mm (d)  
Speaker dimensions 105 (w) x 215 (h) x 215 mm (d) (where included)  
2 x 3m speaker cable supplied  
UK and Euro Mains cables supplied  
Bootlace aerial supplied  
Telephone support hotline and internet website  
Two year warranty  
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www.pure.com  
PURE Digital, Imagination Technologies Ltd., Home Park Estate, Kings Langley, Herts, WD4 8LZ, UK  
+44 (0) 1923 277477 support  
+44 (0) 1923 277488 sales  
+44 (0) 1923 270188  
12P51  

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