Eton Field User Manual

NOW BROADCASTING
Field ready and eld tested the Etón Field receives most every radio
wavelength—AM (MW), FM, and Shortwave (SW)—at home or abroad.
And it’s easy to set the station spacing and frequency so your stations
come in loud and clear wherever you are.
LISTEN UP
With high sensitivity, strong anti-interference, low background noise, and even
lower distortion, listening on the Etón Field is a real pleasure. Plus, its wide/narrow
bandwidth selection improves audio delity and minimizes noise. Listen out loud or
plug in your favorite headphones.
FYI, IT’S GOT RDS
The Etón Field radio features RDS for FM. RDS stands for Radio Data System and it
enables FM broadcasters to deliver more than just an analog audio signal, but also to
transmit digital data, like the station’s call letters, style of music, song title, artist and
more. Nice.
Field
Receives
AM/FM Band
Receives
Shortwave Band
Digital Tuner
Headphone Jack
Audio Line Input
Alarm Clock
Receives RDS
AM/FM with RDS/Shortwave Radio

Eton Field Specifications

General

Headphone Jack	Yes
Frequency Range	FM: 87.5-108 MHz; AM: 520-1710 kHz
Power Source	AC adapter
Antenna	Telescopic antenna
Type	Portable AM/FM/SW Radio
Water Resistance	No

Summary

Field Radio Overview

Now Broadcasting Capabilities

Receives AM, FM, and Shortwave bands with easy station tuning for clear reception.

Listening Experience

Offers high sensitivity, anti-interference, low noise, and low distortion for quality audio.

RDS Feature for FM

Displays digital data from FM stations, including call letters, music, artist, and title.

Field Radio Features and Operation

Wake Up and Time Features

Includes local/world time, alarm clock, sleep timer, snooze, and temperature display.

Tuning and Speed Control

Features a dial-in-dial tuning knob for selecting fast, slow, or locked tuning speeds.

Field Ready Design

Includes a built-in hand strap for easy carrying and portability.

Powering the Device

Can be powered by 4 D batteries or the supplied AC adapter.