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 Note: Check that the radio has the correct time and date before 
you set an alarm.  
In DAB or FM mode:
1. 

Press and hold the ‘Mode’ button until ‘Alarm 1 Setup’ is 
displayed.
Note: Press and hold the ‘Mode’ button again when ‘Alarm 1 
Setup’ is displayed, to switch to the ‘Alarm 2 Setup’.

2.  Press and release the ‘Select/Snooze’ button to select. ‘Alarm 

1 (or 2) Wizard On time’ is displayed and the hour digits for the 
alarm will flash.

3.  Use the ‘Prev’ and Next’ buttons to scroll to the hour for the 

alarm and press the ‘Select/Snooze’ button to select. The 
minutes will now flash.  

4.  Use the ‘Prev’ and Next’ buttons to scroll to the minutes for 

the alarm and press the ‘Select/Snooze’ button to select. The 
duration time will now flash.

5.  Use the ‘Prev’ and Next’ buttons to scroll to the duration for 

the alarm.  You can choose from 15, 30, 45, 60, 90 and 120 
minutes.  Press the ‘Select/Snooze’ button to select.  The 
source for the alarm will now flash. 

6.  Use the ‘Prev’ and Next’ buttons to scroll to the sound source 

for the alarm.  You can choose from Buzzer, DAB or FM.  Press 
the ‘Select/Snooze’ button to select.
Note: If you select DAB or FM radio for the alarm source, 
‘Last listened’ will flash in the display and if you have set radio 
station presets, you can also use the ‘Prev’ and Next’ buttons 
to scroll through the options available and press the ‘Select/
Snooze’ button to select.  The last listened to radio station or 
radio preset in DAB or FM, as appropriate, will be used for your 
alarm. 

Setting an Alarm

7.  Use the ‘Prev’ and Next’ buttons to scroll to the frequency for 

the alarm.  You can choose from Daily, Once, Weekends or 
Weekdays.  Press the ‘Select/Snooze’ button to select.  
Note:  If you select ‘Once’, you will then be prompted to set 
the date for your alarm.  

8.  Use the ‘Prev’ and Next’ buttons to set the volume for your 

alarm.  Press the ‘Select/Snooze’ button to select. 
Note: Remember to set the alarm radio volume to one that 
will wake you.  The alarm volume will increase progressively 
until it reaches the alarm volume you have set. 

9.  ‘Alarm 1 (or 2) Wizard’ is displayed again, together with ‘Alarm 

O

ff

 (or On)’.  Use the ‘Prev’ and Next’ buttons to choose ‘Alarm 

On’ or ‘O

ff

’ and press the ‘Select/Snooze’ button to select.  

‘Alarm Saved’ is displayed.
Note: If the time is not set or has failed to update from the 
radio signal, ‘Time is not set’ will be displayed when you try to 
set the alarm.  The radio will then prompt you to set the time. 
An alarm can only be set after the time has been set. 

Stop the Alarm 

When the alarm sounds, press and release the ‘Power’ button, 
‘Alarm o

ff

’ is displayed. Alternatively, you can press and release the 

‘Snooze’ button (see Snooze function below).

Snooze 

When the alarm sounds you can press and release the ‘Select/
Snooze’ button. ‘Snooze 5 minutes’ will be displayed, followed by 
the snooze time countdown, until the alarm sounds again. 

Turn o

ff

 the Alarm 

Follow the steps for ‘Setting an Alarm’ and select ‘O

ff

’ in step 9 or 

alternatively you can repeatedly press and hold the ‘Mode’ button 
in standby mode to turn Alarm 1 and 2 ‘On’ or ‘O

ff

’.

Summary of Contents for Mono DAB

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual Mono DAB Radio with Bluetooth...

Page 2: ...roduct Wipe with a damp not wet soft cloth to clean Disconnect your Radio from the mains power supply during thunderstorms Always check that you have completely switched off your Radio before you chan...

Page 3: ...dio and fully extend the telescopic aerial in a vertical position to obtain the maximum signal strength 2 Plug the power adaptor into the mains power wall socket and switch on Instructions for use Whe...

Page 4: ...ring the scan will also be displayed When the scan is complete your radio will select the first available station and begin to play Stations are listed in numerical and then alphabetical order by defa...

Page 5: ...he back of the radio to Off and switch off the mains power at the wall socket Remove the batteries if fitted Change the mode Press and release the Mode button to change between DAB FM and Bluetooth mo...

Page 6: ...r device with the radio it will connect to it when it is within range which is about 10 metres or less 33 feet or less line of sight 7 Your device will remain paired with the radio unless you decide t...

Page 7: ...ith DAB radio additional stations and services regularly become available so it s a good idea to carry out a manual scan every now and then to make sure that you have the most up to date station listi...

Page 8: ...ored there or Empty if no previous station has been stored 4 Press and release the Prev or Next button to scroll to the preset location and station that you would like to listen to 1 10 5 Press and re...

Page 9: ...ynamic range the difference between the loudest and quietest sounds of the reproduced audio signal Changing the dynamic range can affect the loudness and or quality of sound of the programme that you...

Page 10: ...Snooze button to select The current Scan setting will have an in the top right of the display There are two different options to choose from Strong stations The scan will only stop when a strong signa...

Page 11: ...ton to scroll to Preset Recall Press and release the Select Snooze button to select 3 Preset Recall 1 is displayed and the name or frequency of the station stored there or Empty if no previous station...

Page 12: ...on the second line of the display 6 Now that you have paired your device with the radio it will connect to it when it is within range which is about 10 metres or less 33 feet or less line of sight 7...

Page 13: ...f 15 30 45 60 and 90 minutes Time Set Time Date to manually set the time and date Auto update to auto update the time from the DAB signal FM signal DAB or FM signal or no update Set 12 24 hour to choo...

Page 14: ...in DAB or FM as appropriate will be used for your alarm Setting an Alarm 7 Use the Prev and Next buttons to scroll to the frequency for the alarm You can choose from Daily Once Weekends or Weekdays Pr...

Page 15: ...ooth functionality 10 metres or less 33 feet or less Move the radio and Bluetooth device away from other Bluetooth devices electrical equipment If possible turn off other nearby Bluetooth devices or d...

Page 16: ...batteries in a fire or attempt to open the outer casing This product is intended for use within the UK This equipment complies with the essential requirements for the Radio Equipment and Telecommunica...

Page 17: ...rantee does not cover accidental damage misuse cabinet parts knobs or consumable items The product must be correctly installed and operated in accordance with the instructions contained in this manual...

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