7
Using the Radio with the Mains Adaptor
•
Insert the
Small DC Power Plug
(22) of the
Mains Adaptor
(21) into
DC Power Socket
(18) on the rear
panel of the Radio.
•
Insert the
Mains Adaptor
(21) into the nearest mains socket.
NB
if the mains adaptor is being used rather than batteries, it is recommended that the batteries (if
fitted) are removed.
Operating Instructions
–
Using the DAB Radio
1.
Ensure that the
Telescopic Aerial
(14) is fully extended.
2.
Ensure the radio has batteries inserted or has the
Mains Adaptor
(21) connected as described above.
3.
The Time will automatically update
on the
LCD Display
(3).
4.
Briefly press the
On/Standby
button (1) on the front panel to power the radio up.
NB
The radio will automatically scan the airwaves for DAB stations if it is being used for the first time.
The
LCD Display
(3)
will show ‘Scanning’ and a bar
to indicate the progress of the scan, and the total
number of stations found so far. Once the scan has finished the radio will play the first
alphanumerically found station.
5.
Press the
station
button (7) to show the available radio stations on the
LCD Display
(3) as below:
6.
Rotate the
Volume/Enter/Snooze
control (10) to scroll through the station list. Once the desired
station has been found press the
Volume/Enter/Snooze
control (10) to select the station.
7.
Adjust the volume by rotating the
Volume/Enter/Snooze
control (10).
NB
the radio will exit the station list after a short delay and return to the normal display, pressing the
back
button (6) will return to the normal display instantly.
Saving up to 40 DAB radio stations using the save to preset function
1.
First tune the radio to the desired station as described above.
2.
Press and hold the
5+
button (9) for two seconds to
enter the ‘Save to Preset’ menu.
3.
Rotate the
Volume/Enter/Snooze
control (10) to scroll through the preset list, select the preset
number you wish to save the station under by pressing the
Volume/Enter/Snooze
control (10):
NB
if a preset is empty and there is no station saved the preset will show as
‘
X:
(
Empty)
’.
X = preset
number. However, you can save a station over an existing preset station rather than an empty one.
4.
Repeat the above steps to save more stations in the presets.
5.
The preset number of the station (28) is shown at the bottom centre of the DAB main screen on the
LCD Display
(3).
Note: The first four radio station presets can be instantly accessed via the four ‘Favourite’ buttons (11)
on the front of the radio.
Right: List of available radio
stations shown after pressing the
‘station’ button.
Left:
The ‘Save to Preset’ menu.
Right: the LCD Display will show
confirmation that a station has
been saved in a preset
–
preset 4
saved in the example shown here.
