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Bush BR10DAB User Manual

Bush BR10DAB
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DAB+ FM DIGITAL RADIO
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
BR10DAB
The Gold Technical Support Line: 1902 215 259
www.bushaustralia.com.au
Personal Product Support
(Charges will apply at $2.95 per minute)

Questions and Answers:

Bush BR10DAB Specifications

General IconGeneral
DAB+Yes
FMYes
Presets20
DisplayLCD
Power SourceMains or Battery
Headphone SocketYes
Headphone Jack3.5mm
Weight0.6kg
Speakers1
TypePortable Radio
Battery Type4 x AA
TuningDigital

Summary

Introduction

Safety is important

Your safety and the safety of others is important. Please read safety instructions before operating.

Warranty

Contact the free phone number to discuss problems with qualified service engineers.

Safety Instructions

Safety Considerations

Guidelines for safe operation, placement, and usage to prevent hazards like overheating or damage.

Getting Started

Positioning your DAB Radio

Place the DAB Receiver on a flat surface, avoiding direct sunlight, heat, humidity, and dust.

Adjusting the Rod Antenna

Extend the aerial for good DAB and FM reception and adjust position for best signal.

Operation the Unit

Adjusting the Volume

Use the -/+ buttons to increase/decrease volume. Use SELECT/NAV to exit list navigation before adjusting volume.

Battery Operation

Using DAB Radio

Switching On for the first time

Connect power, press ON. DAB mode is automatic. A scan progresses with a bar graph and station count.

Changing DAB Stations

Use MODE to select DAB. Use SELECT/NAV and -/+ buttons to browse and confirm stations.

Using DAB Radio -Continued

Scanning for DAB Stations

Initiate local (15s) or full (60s) scans for new stations by pressing the SCAN button.

Storing DAB Presets

Tune to a station, press PRESET, select position with -/+, and hold SELECT/NAV to save.

Trouble Shooting / Technical Specification

Trouble Shooting

Check common problems like no sound, unresponsive buttons, or poor reception before contacting service.

Warranty

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