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Lists the items included with the clock radio. Ensure all are present.
Identifies and labels the controls and features on the top of the unit.
Identifies and labels the connections and features on the rear of the unit.
Instructions for inserting AA batteries and notes on battery-powered operation.
Details on battery life and indicators for replacement.
Guidelines for correct battery installation, usage, and disposal.
Instructions for connecting the unit to the mains power supply.
Steps for connecting earphones and adjusting volume, with a hearing warning.
How to power the unit and switch between DAB/FM modes.
Information on automatic clock synchronization via DAB signals.
Guide to setting alarm time, source, and buzzer type.
How to activate the alarm and select wake-up modes.
Explanation of the snooze function and automatic alarm repeat.
How to program the unit to switch off automatically after a set time.
Instructions on how to reset the unit to factory settings and its consequences.
How to perform an automatic scan for DAB stations and store them.
How to select secondary services and manually tune DAB stations.
How to save and retrieve favourite DAB stations using presets.
How to switch to FM mode and perform auto/manual scans.
How to select audio mode and save favourite FM stations.
How to recall stored FM stations using the PRESETS button.
Explains FM display modes and how to adjust the display backlight.
Instructions for cleaning and troubleshooting common issues.
Details the product's technical specifications, dimensions, and weight.
Covers damage, location, temperature, flames, moisture, ventilation, and interference.
Specific safety advice regarding batteries, including handling and disposal.
Guidelines for supervising children and cleaning the unit.
Advice on professional service and electrical safety warnings.
Information on ordering replacement parts, specifically the mains cable.
Guidance on the environmentally sound disposal of used batteries and electronic equipment.
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