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Compact Wooden DAB/FM Radio 

AVS1322 

User Manual 

IMPORTANT 

 RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE 

Selecting FM Radio Information on the LCD Display 

Briefly press the 

Info/Menu

 (11) button to select the various FM radio station related 

information such as:  

 

Radio Text - 

Displays scrolling text information supplied by the broadcaster. 

 

Program Type 

 Displays the description of the program provided by the broadcaster. 

 

Signal Strength 

 Displays a signal bar showing the strength of the current radio station. 

 

Time and Date 

 Displays the current time and date provided by the broadcaster.  

 

Frequency 

 Displays the radio station transmission frequency. 

 

Audio Type

 

 Displays whether the audio is in Mono or Stereo. 

 

FM Radio Menu  

Whilst listening to the FM radio press and hold the 

Info/Menu

 button (11) to enter the 

FM radio menu.  

Use the 

Previous

 (10) or 

Next

 (8) buttons to scroll through the various menu options, press 

the 

Volume/Enter

 control (9) to select the desired option: 

a.

 

Time & Date 

 Manually set the Date and Time. 

b.

 

System Version 

 Shows the latest software version the radio has installed. 

c.

 

Factory Reset 

 Allows a full reset of the radio back to the original factory settings.  

NB 

any radio stations previously saved in the presets will be lost after a Factory Reset. 

d.

 

FM Scanning

 

 

Select from scanning strong stations ‘Only’ or scan all stations by selecting ‘All’.

 

 

Operating Instructions 

 Setting and Using the Alarm Function 

1.

 

Press the 

Alarm

 button (5) and then press the 

Volume/Enter

 control (8) until the 

Alarm 1 

OFF

 flashes on the 

LCD Display

 (3). 

2.

 

Press the 

Previous

 (10) or 

Next

 (9) controls to select 

“Alarm 1 ON”

, press the 

Volume/Enter

 

control (8) to confirm selection. 

3.

 

The hours will flash, press the 

Previous

 (10) or 

Next

 (9) controls to select the current hour, 

press the 

Volume/Enter

 control (8) to confirm selection. 

4.

 

The minutes will flash, press the 

Previous

 (10) or 

Next

 (9) controls to select the current 

minute, press the 

Volume/Enter

 control (8) to confirm selection. 

5.

 

“Vol” 

will flash on the 

LCD Display

 (3), press the 

Previous

 (10) or 

Next

 (9) controls to select 

the alarm volume (select from 0 

 15 zero being the lowest and 15 the highest volume), 

press the 

Volume/Enter

 control (8) to confirm selection.  

6.

 

The alarm sound source 

“SRC

 will flash on the 

LCD Display

 (3), press the 

Previous

 (10) or 

Next

 (9) controls to select the alarm source to wake up to: Alarm/DAB/FM, press the 

Volume/Enter

 control (8) to confirm selection. 

7.

 

The alarm

 

“Mode”

 will flash on the 

LCD Display

 (3), press the 

Previous

 (10) or 

Next

 (9) 

controls to select when the alarm will go off: Once/Daily/Weekends/Weekdays, press the 

Volume/Enter

 control (8) to confirm selection. 

 

NB

 to set alarm 2: 

1.

 

With the radio on, press the 

Alarm

 button (5) twice and then press the 

Volume/Enter

 

control (8) until the 

Alarm 2 OFF

 flashes on the 

LCD Display

 (3). 

2.

 

Press the 

Previous

 (10) or 

Next

 (9) controls to select 

“Alarm 

ON”

, press the 

Volume/Enter

 

control (8) to confirm selection. Continue from Step 3 above to set alarm2. 

 

NOTE

: You can press the Info/Menu button (11) to skip back one step while the setting the 

alarm. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for AVS1322

Page 1: ...1 Compact Wooden DAB FM Radio AVS1322 User Manual IMPORTANT RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Compact Wooden DAB FM Radio AVS1322 User Manual...

Page 2: ...es should be placed on the Radio Do not position the Radio close to sources of heat such as radiators heaters other electronic equipment etc The Radio shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and...

Page 3: ...maged in any way Regular periodic checks should be carried out on the mains supply to ensure no damage is evident Should there be any signs of damage the product should not be used If the power cable...

Page 4: ...LCD Display 4 Preset Dimmer Press to Select Radio Presets Whilst in standby quickly press to select three brightness levels for the display 5 Alarm Press to enter alarm settings 6 Wooden Outer Case 7...

Page 5: ...ng the Radio with Batteries Open the Battery Compartment 15 and push the tab on the Battery Compartment Cover 16 to the right and remove arrowed below Insert four 1 5V AA Batteries not supplied into t...

Page 6: ...e Radio Insert the Mains Adaptor 21 into the nearest mains socket NB if the mains adaptor is being used it is recommended that the batteries if fitted are removed Operating Instructions Using the DAB...

Page 7: ...ere is no station saved the preset will show as Preset Recall x Empty After selecting the desired preset press the Volume Enter control 8 to tune into the saved radio station NB the preset number is s...

Page 8: ...either of the buttons down will search and stop at the next FM radio station NB the radio tunes in 0 05MHz steps 6 Adjust the volume using the Volume Enter control 8 Saving up to 10 FM radio stations...

Page 9: ...unction 1 Press the Alarm button 5 and then press the Volume Enter control 8 until the Alarm 1 OFF flashes on the LCD Display 3 2 Press the Previous 10 or Next 9 controls to select Alarm 1 ON press th...

Page 10: ...e before the radio turns itself off automatically a Switch the radio on using the Standby Mode button 1 b Ensure the radio is tuned into the desired station c Press and hold the Sleep Snooze button 7...

Page 11: ...ries Dimensions Approx Approx 170 w x 90 d x 100 h mm Operating Temperature Range 0 C to 40 C FM Frequency Range 87 5 108MHz DAB Frequency Range 174 928 239 2MHZ This product conforms to Radio Equipme...

Page 12: ...t is only valid within the boundaries of the country of purchase The product must be correctly installed and operated in accordance with the instructions contained in the User Manual The product must...

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