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User Manual | HouseParty AirWave | GEAR4

 

Follow the same process to set the minutes, 
date, month and year. 

To set the alarm:

 

Press the ALARM button on the remote 
control or MENU on the speaker followed by 

Alarms

’.

 

Select whether ‘

Alarm 1

’ or ‘

Alarm 2

’ is to  

be set.

 

To enable the alarm - select ‘

Enable

’ and 

select the frequency of the alarm.

 

To set the time - select ‘

Time

’ from the alarm 

menu, then alter the the hour and minutes 
using the   and   buttons and SELECT  
to confirm. 

 

To set the alarm mode - select ‘

Mode

’ from the 

alarm menu, then select the required mode. 

 

To set the alarm volume - select ‘

Volume

’ 

from the alarm menu, then use the   and   
buttons and SELECT to confirm. 

N.B. When the speaker is in standby mode, 
press the ALARM button on the remote control 
to activate the alarm. 

Sleep function:

The sleep function turns the HouseParty 
AirWave off after a period of time.

 

To use the sleep function - press the S/S 

button on the remote control or press the 

MENU button on the speaker then select 

Main Menu

’ then ‘

Sleep

’. 

 

Use the S/S button on the remote or the  

 and   buttons on the speaker to scroll 

between different time periods.

To perform a factory 

reset:

 

Press the MENU button on the speaker or on 

the remote control and select ‘

System 

settings

’, followed by ‘

Factory reset’

.

N.B. A factory reset will revert all user settings 

back to default values, including time / date, 

network configuration and presets. 

To perform a software 

update:

The HouseParty AirWave will automatically 

check for updates. 

 

To change this press the MENU button on the 

speaker or the remote control, then select 

System settings

’ followed by ‘

Software 

update

’ then ‘

Auto-check settings

’.

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Summary of Contents for HouseParty AirWave PG527UK

Page 1: ...HouseParty AirWave User Manual...

Page 2: ...Thank you for buying the HouseParty AirWave Wifi Internet radio with dock for iPod and iPhone Please read over this manual before use and retain it for future reference...

Page 3: ...been tested and assessed by application of the following standards or specifications Together with all relevant National Technical Standards and Specifications as applicable Standard Year Description...

Page 4: ...with video iPod nano 1st 2nd 3rd 4th and 5th generation iPod mini Made for iPhone 4 iPhone 3GS iPhone 3G iPhone HouseParty AirWave controls SKIP BACKWARDS POWER SCROLL UP MODE MENU VOLUME VOLUME INFO...

Page 5: ...Box contents HouseParty AirWave 4 dock adapters for iPod iPhone USER MANUAL User manual Remote control Power supply...

Page 6: ...ocking adapter to suit your iPod iPhone NB Please ensure that you use the correct dock adapter for your iPod iPhone to avoid damage to the dock connector If the specific adapter is not included please...

Page 7: ...radio station press the MENU button Scroll to Last listened and press the SELECT button to confirm The station most recently used will be displayed at the top of the list To store an Internet radio p...

Page 8: ...n the remote control To change the order that the stations are listed press the MENU button then select station order For use with FM radio Extend the antenna of the radio Press the MODE button on the...

Page 9: ...Whilst a track is playing the screen will display the track name To view further information press on the speaker or INFO on the remote control For use with other audio devices Press the MODE button...

Page 10: ...larm Sleep function The sleep function turns the HouseParty AirWave off after a period of time To use the sleep function press the S S button on the remote control or press the MENU button on the spea...

Page 11: ...on Use of controls or adjustments of performance or procedures other than those specified may result in hazardous radiation exposure Unpacking and installation Unpack your unit carefully We recommend...

Page 12: ...ce pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radi...

Page 13: ...amage or loss damage to digital media players or damage caused by service performed by anyone other than Disruptive Limited are expressly excluded from the warranty stated above Disruptive Limited wil...

Page 14: ...lst we highly recommend that you retain a copy of this Disruptive Limited shall not responsible for lost or damaged products during shipment Any product returned without the original proof of purchase...

Page 15: ...PRODUCT NO PG527UK POWER ADAPTER KSAS0451200350HK INPUT 100 240v 50 60Hz 1 2A OUTPUT 12V 3 5A...

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