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Operating instructions
Switching on/off
1. Connect the mains adaptor to the socket (16) and to a wall socket.
2. When the radio is connected to the mains supply it will enter standby mode.
The message “Welcome to Digital Radio” will appear on the display for a moment
before being replaced by a flashing clock.
3. The clock will be set automatically if there is FM or DAB radio reception.
Note:
If the clock is not set automatically, the time can be set manually, refer to
the
Setting the time and date
section below
.
4. Switch the radio on by pressing [
].
5. The first time the radio is turned on, it will perform an automatic search for DAB
radio channels.
6. Whilst the radio is scanning, “Scanning…” will appear
on the display along with a progress bar indicator and
a number showing how many channels have been found.
Once the scan has finished, the radio will select the first
alphanumerically found channel.
•
Note:
If no DAB channels are found “No DAB Station” will appear on the display.
Thereafter the radio will change to showing the DAB menu.
• Make sure that DAB broadcasts are available in your geographical area.
• If reception is poor, try to change the position of the aerial or move the radio to
improve reception.
• Refer to the
DAB menu
section to carry out a new channel search.
Audio setting
Adjust the volume by turning [ VOLUME/SELECT
►
ll ] (3).
Display backlight
Adjust the display backlight by repeatedly pressing [ DIMMER/SNOOZE ] (8). There are
four settings to choose from:
Low
,
Medium
,
High
and
Off
.
Setting the time and date
The radio automatically sets the time and date with the help of DAB or FM radio
signals. The time and date can also be set manually if the radio signal is too weak:
1. Press and hold in [ MENU/INFO ]. Press [ |
◄◄
] or [
►►
| ] repeatedly to navigate
the menu.
2. Select
System
. Press [ VOLUME/SELECT
►
ll ] to confirm.
3. Select
Time
. Press [ VOLUME/SELECT
►
ll ] to confirm.
4. Select
Set Time/Date
. Press [ VOLUME/SELECT
►
ll ] to confirm. “Set Time”
appears on the display and the hours flash.
5. Set the hours with [ |
◄◄
] or [
►►
| ] and confirm with [ VOLUME/SELECT
►
ll ].
6. Repeat the same procedure for the minutes, day, month and year. Confirm each
step with [ VOLUME/SELECT
►
ll ].
Summary of Contents for DAB X50
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