To help you understand the evolving digital world, we have listed here simple answers to many of the questions that are frequently asked.
Most DAB radios allow you to preset your favourite stations. Some offer a “favourites” function which monitors your most listened to stations and stores them in a favourites list.
Most areas of the UK have DAB coverage and the service is constantly being updated. There is a useful POST CODE checker available at www.ukdigitalradio.com Simply enter your post code and the checker will display the DAB stations available in your area.
The government intend to switch over to DAB radio by 2015. This will effectively end the ability of traditional FM radios to receive radio broadcasts. For up to date information log on to http://www.ukdigitalradio.com/advice/faqs
Make sure the antenna fitted on your product is fully extended, and the product is positioned in a suitable place to receive DAB signals. (You may find careful re-positioning of the product will help) If you are using a personal DAB product with earphones, make sure the earphone cable is fully unwound, as the cable acts as the DAB antenna on this type of product.
Make sure the product is set to "DAB" mode. Some products offer a dual Band tuner - DAB and FM
Check the level of DAB service in your area at www.ukdigitalradio.com
Try the tips above for positioning and setting up your product. If you have further questions try the top tips available at: http://www.ukdigitalradio.com/advice/toptips/
In-home digital radios usually feature a telescopic or wire aerial - if you live within the coverage area then this is usually sufficient to pick up a signal. If you are receiving a clear signal then there's no need to install an external aerial.
Yes you can. You will need to have an LNB fitted that has more than one connection. LNB’s typically have 1, 2, 4 or 8 connections. You will need one connection to the LNB for each freesat Digital Box.
For more information please visit www.freesat.co.uk
No. If both cables are connected you may experience some interference.
Yes, but you will not be sending a high definition signal to your TV. To get the very best out of your HD receiver you will need to connect it to your HD Ready TV using a HDMI cable.
Maybe. We recommend that your existing installation receives a full ‘health check’ from a qualified installer. Your retailer will be able to advise you about this when purchasing your freesat Digital Box.