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Page 1: ...Travel Radio User Manual...
Page 2: ...with out notice No liability shall be assumed for technical or edi torial errors or omissions contained herein nor for incidental or consequential damages resulting from the performance or use of this...
Page 3: ...or the most demanding users Imagined designed and developed at our headquarter in Norway It is for people like you we work hard every day to keep improving the quality and user friendliness of our pro...
Page 4: ...t all times Do not open or remove screws from the radio casing as this will void the limited warranty If required only qualified technicians are authorized to carry out repairs Do not use the radio ne...
Page 5: ...ng mode Turn for Volume 2 Middle knob functions Push for DAB FM Bluetooth AUX mode Hold for Bluetooth discovery mode 3 Right knob functions Push and hold for 2 seconds for Menu Return Turn to shuffle...
Page 6: ...6 Backside connectors 1 Left Connector Power connector DC 9V 2 Middle Connector AUX in mini jack 3 Right Connector Headphones output mini jack General operation...
Page 7: ...ation To store a station Push and hold the right knob for 2 seconds Turn the right knob until Preset Store appears in the display and push the right knob to select Turn the right knob to select desire...
Page 8: ...and hold the right knob for 2 seconds Turn right knob to browse menu to find Manual tune Push the right knob to start tuning Turn the right knob to find desired frequency Push the right knob to selec...
Page 9: ...DRC appears in the display and push press the right knob to select Turn the right knob to browse for desired DRC setting and press the right knob to select Available selections Off High Low Broadcast...
Page 10: ...n the frequencies based on the direction for last manual search Store a station Push the left knob Turn the right knob to select desired Pre set number Push the right knob to store Recall a stored sta...
Page 11: ...pears in the display and push the right knob to select Select All stations for high sensitivity or Strong station for low sensitivity Forced mono mode Use this setting to reduce background noise when...
Page 12: ...iddle button until Bluetooth discoverable appears in the display The radio will enter discovery mode automatically when activated for the first time If a Bluetooth device was paired prior the display...
Page 13: ...INTONO Travel Radio displays Auxiliary input in the display The AUX mode will let you use the INTONO Travel Radio as an external speaker Connect any audio device to the middle connector on the rear of...
Page 14: ...lay Push the right knob to enter To go one step back in any menu push and hold the right knob for 2 seconds Sleep This function is a Sleep timer When set the radio turns off after the chosen number of...
Page 15: ...h For manual sound adjustment select My EQ Bass For the bass hungry adjust the bass level up to achieve more punch For the easily scared adjust it down to reduce bass power Treble Adjust the treble to...
Page 16: ...also be set manually Available selections Set Time Date manual setting adjustment of time and date Auto Update update from any Update from DAB Update from FM No update Set 12 24 hour for selection of...
Page 17: ...vailable selections High Medium Low Dim level Select the brightness level when display is dimmed or radio is in standby mode Available selections High Medium Low Timeout Adjust how quickly the display...
Page 18: ...ery Factory Reset This function will erase all settings and stored stations and reset the radio to the standard factory settings After factory settings are restored you ll be taken to the first time s...
Page 19: ...How to set alarms Push and hold the right knob for 2 seconds Turn the right knob until Alarm setting appears in the display Push the right knob to enter Select the alarm you wish to configure and foll...
Page 20: ...e rubber pad Unscrew Take off the battery cable from socket Unscrew the battery bar Change to a new battery Tighten the screws Connect the battery cable to the socket Tighten the screws for the bottom...
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