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General| Type | Job Site Radio |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Output Power | 20W |
| Radio Bands | FM/AM |
| Frequency Range FM | 87.5 - 108 MHz |
| USB Charging Port | Yes |
| IP Rating | IP65 |
| Water Resistance | Yes |
| USB Port | Yes |
| AUX Input | Yes |
| Power Source | Battery or AC Adapter |
Built-in antenna for DAB/FM reception integrated into the handle for optimal signal.
Locker, cover, and detailed battery compartment components for radio power.
Speaker, DC IN socket, and AUX IN socket for audio output and input.
Power, Band, Advanced setting, Info buttons, LCD display, and tuning/volume knob.
Terminals for XGT, CXT, LXT batteries and Micro USB port for software updates.
Explanation of symbols used on the equipment for user understanding.
Essential safety precautions to follow when using the electric tool.
Detailed safety guidelines for handling, charging, and storing battery cartridges.
Recommendations for optimal battery care to extend its service life.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting and removing the battery cartridge from the radio.
How to check the battery level using indicator lamps and the check button.
Instructions for connecting and using the AC power adapter for radio operation.
Guide on how to select DAB stations, including using the station list.
Options for displaying information such as station name, program type, time, and signal strength.
Instructions for performing a full scan to find available DAB radio stations.
Method for tuning to specific DAB frequencies for optimized reception.
Configuration for organizing DAB station lists (alphanumeric, ensemble, valid).
Adjusting audio compression levels to improve sound clarity in noisy environments.
Automatic search for FM radio stations and stopping at the next available signal.
Method for tuning to specific FM frequencies to find desired stations.
Setting to scan for local or all FM stations, including weaker signals.
Viewing RDS information for FM stations like text, program type, and time.
Saving up to 5 favorite stations for each waveband for quick recall.
Accessing saved stations from the preset memory buttons.
Connecting external audio devices via a 3.5mm auxiliary input socket.
Options for language, display brightness, system reset, and software version.
Guidelines on cleaning the radio and avoiding specific cleaning agents.
Details on power requirements, frequency coverage, components, dimensions, and weight.
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