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1. Set the scan method to MEM by press till

MEM

appears in the display.

2. Press SCAN+ or SCAN- repeatedly to display the desired

preset number.

Memory Scan Tuning

If you remember the preset page and preset number clearly,

you can press them directly to tune into the station.

After the highest preset number has been scanned, the

unit will return to the smallest preset number and scan

again.

The unit will circulated scan between page 1-6.

There are total 10 pages (Page 0-9) for you to preset stations.

Up to 19 stations can be preset on each page. All preset stations

are permanent store. Each page is assigned as:

Page 1 to 6 : Random preset, no band limited

Page 7 : For FM band only.

Page 8: For MW band only.

Page 9: For SW band only.

Page 0: For ATS function, random preset.

Random Preset (On Page 1-6)

PRESET STATIONS

1. Turn on the unit.

2. Tune into a desired station by manual tuning, scan tuning or

direct entry.

3. Press Page button , page indicator P will flash for 3

seconds, page number disappears for you to enter.

DE1102

DEL

CHARGE

SCAN

AM:

W/N

POWER

VOL

STRENGTH

FM ST

FM:

ST/MONO

PLL FM STEREO/MW.SW DUAL CONVERSION
SYNTHESIZED WORLD RECEIVER

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EXIT

LOCK

FM/BASS

SW/METER

SSB/190MEMORY/ATS

DE1102

DEL

CHARGE

SCAN

AM:W/N

POWER

VOL

STRENGTH

FM ST

FM:ST/MONO

PLL FM STEREO/MW.SW DUAL CONVERSION
SYNTHESIZED WORLD RECEIVER

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SSB/190MEMORY/ATS

Summary of Contents for DE1102

Page 1: ...arphones Carrying Pouch Operating Manual External Antenna 3 NI MH Rechargeable Batteries PLL FM STEREO MW SW DUAL CONVERSION SYNTHESIZED WORLD RECEIVER DE1102 OPERATING MANUAL AC Adaptor SIMPLE OPERATING GUIDE INTRODUCTION ...

Page 2: ...O ON OFF EXIT BUTTON ALARM WITH HIGH VOLUME BATTERY CHARGER CHARGING TIME INDICATED LOCK BUTTON LINE OUT JACK SW METER BAND INDICATION CONVERSION AM WIDE NARROW SELECTIVITY SIGNAL STRENGTH AW 4 LEVELS FM 3 LEVELS STEREO INDICATION CLOCK FUNCTION 12H 24H TONE SELECT NEWS OR MUSIC MONO STEREO SELECTIVITY FM STEREO BASS EARPHONES SLEEPING TIME DIRECT ENTRY 1 99 MINUTE BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR LOCAL DX...

Page 3: ...ONS 8 MANUAL TUNING 8 AUTO SCAN TUNING 9 SPEED CHANGE TUNING 10 DIRECT FREQUENCY ENTRY 11 MEMORY SCAN TUNING 13 PRESET STATIONS 14 RANDOM PRESET 14 BAND PRESET 15 ATS 17 COPY FUNCTION 19 DELETE PRESET STATIONS 20 RECEIVE SSB CW 21 SET ALARM BY BEEP 22 AUTO POWER ON OFF 24 SET SLEEP TIME 26 LOCK FUNCTION 27 BACK LIGHT FUNCTION WIDE NARROW BAND 27 28 STEREO MONO BASS 28 AUTO RESET 28 SIGNAL STRENGTH...

Page 4: ...he sound becomes weak and distorted and battery power indicates replace batteries immediately otherwise will turn to then the unit will shut off automatically 2 All memories station presets are permanently stored However when the batteries are removed the clock reverts to the default setting of 12 00 and the last beep setting is cancelled They need to be reset POWER SOURCES 1 2 3 If the AC adaptor...

Page 5: ...s charging automatically 5 CLOCK FUNCTION The unit has two clock modes 12H 24H for user to select The default time of the unit is 12 00 Set the clock to the current time 1 If the unit is turned on press POWER button to turn it off 2 Press ENTER button twice indicator flashes for six seconds 3 While is flashing press number button to set current time SET THE CLOCK ENTER 20 button 0 9 6 ENTER CLOCK ...

Page 6: ...isplay for three seconds 9 indicates the medium wave AM channel spacing is 9KHz while 10 means it is 10KHz 4 Press number 1 to select 9K step press number 2 to select 10K step MW STEP 9K 10K SELECTION Press button 1 or 2 1 Disconnect the AC adaptor remove the batteries till nothing appears in the display 2 About 30 seconds later connect theAC adaptor or insert batteries SET appears in the display ...

Page 7: ...nd 3 Set scan method to STEP by press SCAN button till STEP appears in the display 4 Press SCAN or SCAN button repeatedly to tune into the desired station Manual Tuning Ê Ö Ë Ñ Ë TUNING INTO A STATION PAGE 9 16 15 14 There are total 10 pages for you to store stations Each page can store 19 stations Stations can be random stored on page 1 6 Page 7 9 are assigned to different band Page 0 is edit pag...

Page 8: ...s more suitable for strong signal broadcasting it may not stop if broadcast signals are weak If tuning become slowly in a frequency range try manual tuning to see if there are some weak stations The frequency changes in the channel steps shown below each time the button is pressed Manual scan is suitable for weak signal stations Page Band Step 0 6 FM 7 FM 10K 8 MW SW 9 SW MW 50K 5K 9K 10K 1K 1K SP...

Page 9: ... supersede input 0 8 9 8 ENTER 0 6 2 5 5 ENTER ENTER ENTER 11 12 9 If a wrong number is entered press EXIT button to clear it If an invalid frequency is entered ERR will flash in the display Press EXIT button can exit from frequency entry immediately Before manual scan or auto scan you can use quickly input function to quickly go to a frequency range Example The frequency range of FM is 70 00 108 ...

Page 10: ...no band limited Page 7 For FM band only Page 8 For MW band only Page 9 For SW band only Page 0 For ATS function random preset Random Preset On Page 1 6 PRESET STATIONS 1 Turn on the unit 2 Tune into a desired station by manual tuning scan tuning or direct entry 3 Press Page button page indicator P will flash for 3 seconds page number disappears for you to enter 5 DE1102 1 2 3 DEL CHARGE SCAN AM W ...

Page 11: ...e 7 is assigned to FM stations page 8 for MW stations and page 9 for SW stations 1 Turn on the unit 2 Press Page button page indicator P flashes 3 seconds page number disappears for you to enter 3 Press corresponding page number of each band 4 Tune into a desired station by manual tuning scan tuning or direct entry 6 Press M LOCK button indicator M flashes for 5 seconds the preset number disappear...

Page 12: ...scan back to beginning frequency scan stops 18 On Page O Repeat ATS After a ATS operation if the preset number is not full or some scanned stations are unnecessary you can delete some stations and repeat ATS operation 1 Set the scan method to MEMO by press SCAN button till MEM 2 Delete the unnecessary stations by memory scan After deleting the unit will adjust the preset number automatically 3 Pre...

Page 13: ...r flashes for 3 seconds 5 Press DELbutton again while the preset number is flashing the stored station is deleted DELET STATIONS 9 8 Delete Whole Page 1 Turn on the unit 2 Press Pbutton and page number you want to delete 3 Hold down DEL button for 1 second DEL appears in the display and page number flashes for 3 seconds 4 Press DELbutton again while page number is flashing all the stations on this...

Page 14: ...time reaches 6 1 With the unit turned off press ENTER button thrice the last setting time appears in the display If the beep time has not been set before appears will flash for 6 seconds 2 Press number button to enter the desired beep time while is flashing 3 After setting constantly appears in the display the unit returns to clock mode 4 When the setting time reaches the beeper will keep on beep ...

Page 15: ...e When the unit is off hold down EXITbutton about 0 5s flashes and the last preset beeptime displays 3 seconds later the unit returns to clock mode 7 7 6 Set Auto Turn On Time Total three groups of different auto turn on off time can be set in 24 hours The band frequency and volume are also can be set AUTO TURN ON OFF THE UNIT 1 2 3 6 14 15 16 1 With the unit turned off press ENTER button SET disp...

Page 16: ...nd ENTER button 1 Press POWER button to turn on the unit a Set sleep time while the unit is on default sleep time 99 and flashes for 2 seconds b Reset the sleep time after turn on the unit hold down EXIT button for 0 5 second clock indicator flashes while it is flashing press enter button to go into sleep set mode flashes 2 While is flashing a Press EXITbutton will cancel the sleep function disapp...

Page 17: ...the unit turned off if you hold down the backlight button for 0 5 second the backlight will off Hold down again to resume Backlight consumes little battery power If the unit operates erratically just remove the batteries or disconnect the AC adaptor for about 30 seconds then insert the batteries or connect the AC adaptor the unit will resume to normal operation Reset function will not erase all of...

Page 18: ...L VOICE RECORDER PLAY PAUSE DELETE STOP FORWARD BACKWARD MODE FOL SET TIME REP Line out jack The unit has signal strength and FM stereo indicator In MW and SW band light 1 2 3 4 on or off to indicate received signal strength In FM band light 1 2 3 indicates signal strength light 4 indicates FM stereo You can output the radio broadcasting by connecting the unit to external appliance with a connecti...

Page 19: ... is strongly effected by the reception direction When listening to MW broadcast rotate the unit to find the position which gives the best reception FM Reception Telescopic antenna functions as FM antenna keep it extended and change its length and direction to find the position which gives the best reception MW USING ANTENNA FM Outdoors DE1102 1 2 3 DEL CHARGE SCAN AM W N POWER VOL S STRENGTH FM ST...

Page 20: ...the display will return to its normal operating condition SPECIFICATIONS FM 70 00 108 00 MHz MW 522 1620 KHz SW 3 000 29 995 MHz 2 Memory Stations 190 Random preset on page 1 6 band preset on page 7 8 9 ATSpreset on page 0 90m 3 160 3 455 MHz 75m 3 860 4 055 MHz 60m 4 710 5 105 MHz 49m 5 910 6 255 MHz 41m 7 010 7 405 MHz 31m 9 170 9 995 MHz 25m 11 510 12 155 MHz 22m 13 510 13 905 MHz 19m 15 010 15...

Page 21: ...es installed when the adaptor is disconnect the batteries will supply power to keep the clock function work 1 2 3 9K Q The batteries are inserted why every button does not work except M LOCK A Please check if indicates in the display That means the keyboard has been locked Hold down M LOCK button for 1s to unlock 1 2 Q How can I do not need reset the clock time when I replace the batteries A Pleas...

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