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General| Type | Job Site Radio |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| FM Frequency Range | 87.5 - 108 MHz |
| AM Frequency Range | 522 - 1620 kHz |
| USB Charging Port | Yes |
| AUX Input | Yes |
| Battery Voltage | 18V |
| Channels | FM/AM |
| Power Source | AC Adapter |
| Battery Compatibility | Makita 18V LXT |
| Frequency Range | FM: 87.5-108 MHz, AM: 522-1620 kHz |
Essential safety precautions for operating the device.
Overview of the radio's physical components and their labels.
Details on the radio's interface elements and display icons.
Instructions for installing backup batteries to preserve settings.
Step-by-step guide for inserting and removing the main battery.
Connecting external audio devices via the auxiliary input.
Basic steps to turn the radio on and off.
How to control the audio volume using the tuning knob.
Automatically finding radio stations by scanning frequencies.
Manually selecting radio stations by adjusting frequency.
Saving favorite radio stations for quick access.
Retrieving previously saved radio stations.
Options for displaying information on the FM radio mode.
Options for displaying information on the DAB radio mode.
Configuring the clock's 12/24-hour format and date display.
Adjusting the current time on the radio.
Adjusting the current date on the radio.
Configuring wake-up alarms with radio or buzzer.
Setting the specific time for a radio alarm.
Setting a special buzzer alarm with a humane wake-up sequence.
Actions to take when an alarm is active.
How to turn off or cancel active alarms.
Temporarily silencing an alarm for a set period.
Setting the radio to turn off automatically after a period.
Adjusting sound frequency compensation for better audio quality.
Instructions for streaming audio via Bluetooth.
Steps to connect a Bluetooth device to the radio.
How to play music from a previously paired Bluetooth device.
Steps to unpair or disconnect a Bluetooth device.
Selecting the user interface language for the radio.
