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SPECIFICATIONS

Specifications for Radio

1. Frequency Range

FM                87.0 - 108.0 MHz
MW(AM)      520 - 1710 KHz
SW                2.30 - 23.00 MHz

2. Preset Memories (225): FM(100); MW(25); SW(100)
3. Noise Limit Sensitivity
FM

≤

5

μ

V

MW(AM)

≤

2.5mv/m

SW

≤

50

μ

V

4. Signal Selection

≥

40dB

Specifications for MP3

5. Memory                            2G
6. Record Format                WAV
7. Max. Record Time          About 140H (32kbps 2G)
8. Earphone Output

≤

1mW*2

9. Communication Standard      USB2.0 (high speed)
10. Access Rate                  MP3: 16-320Kbps
                                                WMA: 8-384Kbps

11. Max. Out Power (Speaker):      Approx 250mW
12. Max. Consumption Current:    Approx 120mA
13. Power Source            Built-in Lithium Battery: 3.7V BL-5C
                                            External Adaptor: 5V
14. Lithium Battery Consumption (Volume is 22 Level):
      MP3: About 8H (by speaker)
      Radio: About 8H (by speaker)

15. Speaker                            D50mm
16. Earphone                          D3.5mm
17. Dimensions                      Approx 109.5 * 67 * 15mm
18. Weight:                              Approx 112.5g(incl. Battery)

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Summary of Contents for KA801

Page 1: ...KA801 FM STEREO MW AM SW DSP WORLD RECEIVER MP3 PLAYER DIGITAL RECORDER Operation Manual ...

Page 2: ... 5 POWER ON OFF 7 POWER ON OFF 7 SLEEP TIMER SETTING 7 AUTO TURN OFF in MP3 Voice mode 8 AUTO TURN ON 8 LOCK SWITCH USING THE BACKSTAND 9 RADIO OPERATION 10 LISTENING TO THE RADIO 10 Radio Mode Selection 10 Band Selection 10 Adjust the Volume 10 Using the Antenna 10 TUNING IN STATIONS 11 MANUALLY STORING STATIONS 13 RECALLING THE STORED FREQUENCY 13 DELETING PRESET STATIONS 14 DIRECT FM MW AM SW R...

Page 3: ... PLAYING YOUR MUSIC 21 TO PLAY THE MUSIC 21 SELECT THE PLAY MODE 21 A B REPEAT 21 SELECT THE FOLDER 22 DELETE THE MUSIC FILES 22 RECORD FILES 23 ONE TOUCH RECORD FUNCTION 23 AUTO RECORD FUNCTION 23 PLAY THE RECORDED FILES 24 DELETE THE RECORDED FILES 24 PLAY THE RECORDED FILES 24 ERROR MESSAGES 25 SPECIFICATIONS 26 ...

Page 4: ...e Alarm Function 3 Main Power On Off 4 Radio FM Band MP3 Play Mode Selection 5 Radio MW AM Band MP3 Voice Stop Playing 6 Speaker 7 For Radio SW Band For MP3 Voice Play Pause 8 Radio Frequency MP3 Voice Music FF RW 9 VOL Volume Control 10 Radio Directly FM MW AM SW Recording Voice Environment Voice Recording MP3 Voice A B Repeat When in Power Off Alarm Setting 11 LCD Display ...

Page 5: ...Off Time Setting Power Off 12H 24H Clock Mode Setting 14 Radio Station MP3 Folder Power Off Date Setting Power Off MW AM Step 9K 10K Setting 15 Radio Station MP3 Folder Power Off Auto Turn On Setting 16 USB Jack Charging Jack 17 Lock Switch 18 Backstop 19 Earphone Jack 20 Battery Compartment 21 Strap Hole 22 Telescopic Antenna ...

Page 6: ...3 LCD DISPLAY POWER OFF STATUS WHILE LISTENING TO FM STATIONS WHILE PLAYING THE MUSIC ...

Page 7: ...battery If you use the lithium battery with other models it may cause damage to the radio such as burning exploding etc If the lithium battery does not last long after a fully charge replace it with a new one immediately SPECIAL ADAPTOR The supplied adaptor is specially made for this unit Please use this adaptor to charge the unit only don t use it to charge other things While taking the adaptor o...

Page 8: ...y correctly according to the polarity then there will be something showing in the display 4 Close the battery cover and then turn on the unit BATTERY LEVEL INDICATION 1 Full 2 Medium 3 Lower please charge 4 Exhausted the unit will the battery turn off automatically CHARGING THE BATTERY Charge by the Special Adaptor For the first time use please discharge and charge the battery fully for three time...

Page 9: ...connect the adaptor and the AC socket NOTE 1 Please don t listen to the radio while charging the radio via adaptor 2 Please only use the supplied adaptor or another adaptor which is ratified by our company to charge the lithium battery which is also ratified by our company 3 If other adaptor is used to charge the battery it may cause damage to the radio and battery Charge by the PC 1 Plug one port...

Page 10: ... timer indicator and the sleep timer numbers are both flashing in the display press button shortly to turn on the unit the sleep power off time when is in SW band it doesn t appear and sleep timer indicator will be set and show in the display 3 The radio will turn off automatically when reaching your preset sleep timer NOTE 1 When there is in the display the sleep timer function is activated 2 You...

Page 11: ... the minute flashes in the display 4 Press AUTO or AUTO button shortly or rotate the tuning knob to adjust the minute 5 After adjusting the minute press M FOL SET button shortly once again to confirm and exit If you want to listen to the radio after the unit turns on automatically please push the Working Mode Switch to Radio If you want to listen to the music please push the Working Mode Switch to...

Page 12: ...WITCH Push the Lock Switch upwards with the key symbol displayed on the screen to lock all buttons push it downwards to unlock all buttons USING THE BACKSTAND Extend the stand on the rear of the unit to make the unit stand upright on the desk ...

Page 13: ...ess SW button shortly to select the SW band While listening to the SW program press SW button shortly to select the meter band Adjust the Volume Press V or V button to adjust the volume Using the Antenna 1 While listening to the FM and SW station please adjust the length of the telescopic antenna to get the best reception 2 The MW AM ferrite bar antenna is located inside the radio It is strongly a...

Page 14: ...ing the stations in door the best reception is near a window or upstairs 1 Key 1 Turn on the radio select the radio working mode 2 Select your desired band 3 Long press hold button for 2 seconds AUTO or AUTO button This will search the tuning dial with frequency increasing or decreasing in the display The unit will stop tuning when it finds a clear signal If you reach a station and the frequency h...

Page 15: ...e radio is in Frequency Tuning Mode 3 Auto Tuning Storage ATS 1 Turn on the radio select the radio working mode 2 Select your desired band 3 Press hold M ATS TIME button with the frequency increasing or decreasing You will notice the signal strength indicator changing and the stored addresses memory preset locations increasing in display Once you see this release the button The unit is auto tuning...

Page 16: ... H means the radio is in Preset Frequency Tuning Mode E means the radio is in Frequency Tuning Mode C mean the memory is not empty FM band can save 100 00 99 frequencies MW AM band can save 25 00 24 frequencies SW band can save 100 00 99 frequencies RECALLING THE STORED FREQUENCY 1 Turn on the radio and select the radio working mode 2 Select your desired band 3 Press M FOL DATE or M FOL SET button...

Page 17: ... is flashing press DEL button quickly once again to delete all If you don t want to delete press any key to exit Delete One Preset Station Press M FOL DATE or M FOL SET button quickly to select your desired memory Then press DEL button quickly again The selected stored memory station will start to flash Then press DEL button quickly once again to delete this stored frequency If you don t want to d...

Page 18: ... and the unit will start to record 2 While recording press REC button quickly to pause Press it once again to keep on recording 3 Press REC button quickly to stop recording NOTE 1 The record file numbers will be in order If you have deleted some recorded files the new record file numbers will be the deleted numbers in the same order sequence 2 While recording please use the speaker on low volume l...

Page 19: ... few seconds it starts to record 4 You can find and play back all the recorded files in voice mode 5 The recording time is displayed in minutes and seconds only If the recording time is more than one hour the display will continue to show the minutes and seconds for next hour 6 If E5 E5 shows on the LCD it means the system is busy wait till it is back to normal or restart the radio For other error...

Page 20: ... AUTO button quickly or rotate the Tuning Knob to adjust the date 5 When all set press M FOL DATE button quickly again to exit setting mode The date is set TIME SETTING With a new radio or remove the battery from the unit you lose time setting and will then need to reset it as follows 1 Turn off the unit first 2 Press M ATS TIME button quickly The hour will flash Then press AUTO or AUTO button qui...

Page 21: ...ndard time mode If P does not appear after 12 noon the clock is in 24 hour Military Mode CLOCK MODE SETTING 12H or24H With the radio powered off Press Hold the M ATS TIME button until your desired clock mode 12H or 24H appears in the display and then release it When the clock mode is 12H P will appear in the display in the afternoon ...

Page 22: ...at the same time The minutes and seconds will appear in the bottom left corner of the display instead of date being displayed and there is a running wait symbol u to the right of the seconds Then release the REC button and continue rotating the Tuning Knob counter clockwise or clockwise to select your desired alarm time 01 90 minutes When you have finished the alarm time then counts down in the di...

Page 23: ...The maximum quantity of folders in every directory is 18 and the maximum quantity of files in every folder is 200 6 After downloading please disconnect the unit from the computer After downloading the folders name and files name serial numbers will appear automatically while playing a The serial numbers of the folders which have files are ordered automatically from 00 to 18 according to the set up...

Page 24: ...o normal playback 5 Press MW button quickly to stop playing 6 While playing press AUTO or AUTO button quickly to select the music file and rotate the Tuning Knob to scan the music files When in stop playing mode press AUTO or AUTO button shortly or rotate the Tuning Knob to select the music file SELECT THE PLAY MODE While playing press FM button quickly to select the play mode 1 If nothing display...

Page 25: ...ess M FOL DATE or M FOL SET button to select the folder The folder number will appear in the bottom left corner of the display DELETE THE MUSIC FILES 1 If you want to delete a music file press AUTO or AUTO button quickly to select the music file which you want to delete 2 Press Hold DEL button until displays then release it 3 Press DEL button quickly to delete the selected file If you don t want t...

Page 26: ... please remember the record time in order to find the file easily NOTE 1 You can find and play all the record files in voice mode 2 If the record time is over 99 hours E will display before recording 3 The record file numbers will be in order If you have deleted some record files the new record file numbers will be the deleted file numbers in that same order sequence AUTO RECORD FUNCTION The auto ...

Page 27: ...lease connect the unit and PC via the suppied USB cable and then do the deleting operations in the removable disk PLAY THE RECORD FILES 1 Push the Working Mode Switch to Voice and then press quickly to turn on the unit 2 Press SW button quickly to play the music 3 While playing press SW button quickly to pause 4 While playing Press Hold AUTO or AUTO button to FF RW play While FF RW playing press A...

Page 28: ... have RECORD folder it will set it up E05 No response E06 Folder is full e g There are at most 99 files in VOICE folder E07 Disk capacity is not enough While recording the disk capacity is not enough E08 Flash error e g Not format the disk it will note while entering MUSIC VOICE RING RECORD folder E10 Recording error E12 Directory doesn t exist E53 In voice folder record files error or no record f...

Page 29: ...ecord Time About 140H 32kbps 2G 8 Earphone Output 1mW 2 9 Communication Standard USB2 0 high speed 10 Access Rate MP3 16 320Kbps WMA 8 384Kbps 11 Max Out Power Speaker Approx 250mW 12 Max Consumption Current Approx 120mA 13 Power Source Built in Lithium Battery 3 7V BL 5C External Adaptor 5V 14 Lithium Battery Consumption Volume is 22 Level MP3 About 8H by speaker Radio About 8H by speaker 15 Spea...

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