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FM Radio Mode

FM Radio 

Press the ‘Standby’ button (

Ref.3

). 

Then press the ‘Standby/Mode’ button (

Ref.3

) to switch to FM. The 

first time you do this FM frequency “87.5 MHz” will be displayed 

on the screen. 
To auto scan press and 

hold

 the ‘Previous’ button (

Ref.5

) or ‘Next’ 

button (

Ref.8

) and then release.  

After searching has finished it will automatically play the first 

station stored with a good signal.

 To tune a specific frequency

To listen to a specific frequency, you can search quickly by 

pressing and holding the ‘Next’ button (

Ref.8

) to search up and 

‘Prev’ (

Ref.5

) to search down the bandwidth. It will stop searching 

when you press the button again. To search slowly, press the 

‘Next’ (

Ref.8

)  and ‘Prev’ button (

Ref.5

) multiple times rather than 

holding.

Mono and Auto

In working mode press and hold ‘Info/Menu/Stop’ button (

Ref.9

). 

Use the ‘Prev’ button (

Ref.5

) to highlight your option.  

Choose “SET TO MONO/SET TO AUTO” and press the ‘Enter/Play/

Pause’ button (

Ref.7

). 

The display will show “Audio Mode: Mono/Auto”. 
The default audio settings for all stations is stereo mode. If you 

want to improve the quality use the above instructions to change 

it to Mono mode.

Instructions Guide

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Summary of Contents for PRK-DAB-BLK

Page 1: ...Majority Parkside Pocket DAB FM MP3 Radio User Guide PRK DAB BLK...

Page 2: ...Operation DAB Radio Set Up of the DAB Radio Preset Stations FM Radio Set Up of the FM Radio Preset Stations SD Card Reader Station information for DAB and FM Radio Other Functions Technical Specificat...

Page 3: ...rols and Functions FrontView 1 Power On Off 2 Earphone Jack 3 Standby Mode 4 Volume 5 Previous 6 Volume 1 7 Enter Play Pause 8 Next 9 Menu Info Stop 10 Display Screen 11 DC IN Jack 12 SD Card Compartm...

Page 4: ...What s in the box Majority Parkside Pocket DAB FM and MP3 USB Cable Earphones User Guide 2...

Page 5: ...not supplied that accepts USB connectors Press the Standby Mode button to turn on the unit Ref 3 The system should go straight to DAB Radio and automatically start scanning for stations The display wi...

Page 6: ...t a strong signal if any The radio will automatically save all the stations with a strong signal After searching has finished it will automatically play the first station stored To listen to any of th...

Page 7: ...be flashing Press Prev button Ref 5 or Next Ref 8 to change the 1 to the number you want to store the station as Then press and hold Enter Play Pause button Ref 7 to save The display will then show Pr...

Page 8: ...kly by pressing and holding the Next button Ref 8 to search up and Prev Ref 5 to search down the bandwidth It will stop searching when you press the button again To search slowly press the Next Ref 8...

Page 9: ...ay the number will be flashing Press Prev Ref 5 or Next Ref 8 to change the 1 to the number you want to store the station as Then press and hold Enter Play Pause button Ref 7 to save The display will...

Page 10: ...ode button Ref 3 to switch to SD which will show on the display screen The device will automatically start playing the first track after reading the card To change tracks use the Prev Ref 5 or Next bu...

Page 11: ...ion Time and Date Displays the time and the date Dynamic Label Segment DLS Displays scrolling text information supplied by the broadcaster PTY Programme Type Shows the type and description of the prog...

Page 12: ...t station Time and Date Displays the time and the date Frequency Displays the station s transmission frequency Audio Type Displays the audio type of the station you are listening to it will either be...

Page 13: ...r V1 03 Display Every time you press the Info Menu Stop button Ref 9 the display will show RDS radio text Programme type Station name Mono Stereo Time and Date Charging the Radio Connect the USB cable...

Page 14: ...ucts come with a standard 12 month warranty All items must be registered on www majoritytech co uk for the warranty to be valid Once on the web page use the menu to find register your product You will...

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