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e.

 

Time

 

 Press the 

Left 

(6) and 

Right

 (9) buttons to set the alarm on hours and minutes. 

Press the 

Select 

button (8) to confirm.  

f.

 

Sound

 

 Press the 

Left 

(6) and 

Right

 (9) buttons to select from the various sounds to 

wake up to 

Melody

Internet Radio

FM 

or 

Beep

. Press the 

Select

 button (8) to confirm. 

iii.

 

Volume

 

 Press the 

Left 

(6) and 

Right

 (9) buttons to adjust the volume of the alarm. Press the 

Select

 button (8) to confirm. 

NB

 after the alarm has sounded, press the 

Standby

 button once (4) to silence the alarm. 

Alternatively press the

 Volume/Snooze 

button (14)

 

on top of the radio to enter a 5-minute 

snooze period. 

d.

 

Timer

 

 Press the 

Left

 (6) and 

Right

 (9) buttons to set the time required, press the 

Select

 button (8) to 

start the timer counting down. Once the timer has counted to zero, a beeper will sound, press the 

Volume/Snooze 

control (14) on the top of the radio to silence and reset the timer. 

 

e.

 

Language

 

 Press the 

Left 

(6) and 

Right

 (9) buttons to scroll through the operating languages: English, 

Deutsch, Nederlands, Svenska, Norsk Bokmål, Dansk. Press the 

Select 

button (8) to select the language 

required. 

 

f.

 

Dimmer

 

 Press the 

Left 

(6) and 

Right

 (9) buttons and press the

 Select

 button (8) to select one of the 

two dimmer modes:  

i.

 

Turn On 

 the 

LCD Display

 (13) will stay illuminated, press the

 Select

 button (8) to activate the 

‘Turn On’ mode and p

ress the 

Left 

(6) and 

Right

 (9) buttons to set the brightness level. 

ii.

 

Power Saving 

 the 

LCD Display

 (13) will dim after short period of time, press the

 Select

 button 

(8) to activate the ‘Power Saving’

 mode and press the 

Left 

(6) and 

Right

 (9) buttons to set the 

brightness level before dimming. 

 

g.

 

Power Saver 

 This setting determines the time interval after which the radio powers down after no 

playback of audio or no presses of the buttons on the front panel.

 

i.

 

Press the 

Left 

(6) and 

Right

 (9) buttons to select 

5, 15, 30

 minutes or 

Turn Off

 (the power saver).

 

ii.

 

Press the 

Select

 button (8) to enter the selection.

 

h.

 

Sleep Timer

 

 

The sleep timer allows you to listen to music for a set time before the radio turns itself 

off automatically: 

 

i.

 

Press the 

Left 

(6) and 

Right

 (9) buttons to select from Sleep 

Off, 15, 30, 60, 90, 120, 150,

 or

 180 

minutes  

ii.

 

Press the 

Select 

button (8) to confirm how many minutes the radio will be on for until it turns 

off. 

NB 

pressing the 

Sleep/Sound

 button (10) briefly once will also enter the sleep timer mode. 

i.

 

Weather 

 

Set the location of where you are to get the latest weather in your area:

 

i.

 

Press the 

Left 

(6) and 

Right

 (9) buttons to select the continent.

 Press the 

Select 

button (8) to 

confirm. 

ii.

 

Press the 

Left

 (6) and 

Right 

(9) buttons to select the country. 

Press the 

Select 

button (8) to confirm. 

iii.

 

Press the 

Left 

(6) and 

Right

 (9) buttons to select the area of the country.

 Press the 

Select 

button 

(8) to confirm. 

iv.

 

Finally press the 

Left

 and 

Right

 (9) buttons to select your town.

 Press the 

Select 

button (8) to 

confirm. 
NB

 The weather for your area will then be shown on the 

LCD Display

 (13) whilst the radio is in standby, it 

will show current temperature and the likelihood of rain in percent alternating with the time and date. 

Press the 

Left 

(6) and 

Right

 (9) buttons to show the forecast up to 4 days ahead. 

 

j.

 

FM Setup

 

 Set the FM radio preferences. 

i.

 

Mode 

 

Press the 

Left 

(6) and 

Right

 (9) buttons to set the FM radio sound to be in 

Stereo

 or 

Mono

 (

NB

 the headphone output is stereo). Press the 

Select 

button (8) to confirm.

 

Summary of Contents for AVS1400

Page 1: ...1 Internet FM Radio...

Page 2: ...tion openings are not covered with items such as newspapers table cloths curtains etc No naked flame sources such as lighted candles should be placed on the Radio Do not position the Radio close to so...

Page 3: ...ser at serious risk Do not operate this appliance with a damaged plug or cord after a malfunction or after being dropped or damaged in any way Regular periodic checks should be carried out on the main...

Page 4: ...down through the menus or tune down radio stations frequencies presets 7 Loudspeaker 8 Select Press to select a station or option 9 Right Press to go up through the menus or tune up radio stations fr...

Page 5: ...attery Compartment 16 by pushing the Battery Compartment Cover 18 down and remove arrowed below Insert four 1 5V AA Batteries not supplied into the battery compartment being careful to observe the pol...

Page 6: ...the Wi Fi Network 1 Ensure that the Telescopic Aerial 15 is fully extended upright 2 Either insert batteries or connect the Mains Adaptor 21 to power up the radio 3 The LCD Display 13 will illuminate...

Page 7: ...Internet Radio 2 Press the Select button 8 to enter Internet Radio mode press the Left 6 and Right 9 buttons to highlight one of the following 5 options a to e press the Select button 8 to enter the d...

Page 8: ...s the Select 8 button to store the radio station in the current preset number or alternatively use the Left button 6 to store the station in a lower preset number NB if a preset is stored in a lower n...

Page 9: ...y is found press the Select button 8 to tune into the radio station 4 Alternatively press the Info Scan button 5 and the radio will scan and stop when it detects the next FM station Saving up to 99 FM...

Page 10: ...e above Setting up the Wi Fi Network above b Date Time Use this option to i Set the Date and Time Select options Manual Setup or Auto Detect time and date ii Set the Time Format Select 12 Hour or 24 H...

Page 11: ...brightness level before dimming g Power Saver This setting determines the time interval after which the radio powers down after no playback of audio or no presses of the buttons on the front panel i P...

Page 12: ...rmation Press the Select button 8 for various information about the radio p Factory Reset Restores the radio back to the original manufacturer s settings WARNING after a Factory Reset all saved statio...

Page 13: ...v Space vi Wave Operating Instructions Using the Headphone Output Insert the Headphones 3 5mm jack plug into the Stereo Headphone Jack Socket 19 on the rear of the radio for private listening Adjust t...

Page 14: ...Next download the free App called AirMusic Control this is available from Google Play for Android and also for Apple on the App Store Run the App and the main page will open as the image below Touch t...

Page 15: ...howing Local Radio station playing 1 The Main Page of the App showing the options 2 Page showing the Internet Radio options 3 Page showing the Radio Station option selected and the options 4 Page show...

Page 16: ...Volume Internet FM radio mode Back Home Favorites Display Dimmer Set Alarm Set Sleep Return to Previous Page Presets 1 Press the Intercom icon arrowed at the top of the Main Page of the App to enter...

Page 17: ...teries Dimensions Approx Approx 95 w x 105 d x 155 h mm Operating Temperature Range 0 C to 40 C No of Speaker Units 1 Audio Output Power 3W RMS FM Frequency Range 87 5 108MHz WLAN radio frequency 2 40...

Page 18: ...instructions contained in the User Manual The product must be used solely for domestic purposes The guarantee will berendered invalid if the product is re sold or has been damaged by inexpert repair...

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