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Richter RR20 - Basic Operation; Charging the Radio; DAB Radio Operation

Richter RR20
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PORTABLE DIGITAL RADIO
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Basic Operation
1. Charging the radio
The Portable RR20 Radio comes with a built in 3.7v/1800mAh
rechargeable Lithium Battery and is supplied with one USB to micro-
USB cable for recharging. Playback approx. 12 hours @ 50% volume
when fully charged.
Note: Before rst use, fully charge the radio for best performance.
To charge carefully plug the micro-USB end of the supplied cable
into the micro-USB “DC 5V IN” charge input on the right side of the
radio. Connect the other USB end to a power source such as a
computer USB port or a USB power adapter. (Not included)
The radio will start charging and give a small red charge indication
light above the charge input. Charge time could take 2.5 to 3 hours
to fully charge the battery. Charging will stop when the radio is fully
charged.
The radio can also be used when connected to a USB power source
and when switched off will enter a “Standbymode enabling Alarm
settings to function.
2. Listening to DAB Radio
Press and hold the
button to switch the radio on. When your
radio is switched on for the rst time it will automatically enter the
DAB mode and perform a Full Auto Scan.
During the scan, the display will show Scanning………” together
with a progress bar that indicates the progress and the number of
stations that have been found so far. Once the scan has nished, the
unit will select the rst alphanumerically found station.
Rotate the Volume dial to adjust the volume, a quick press of the dial
will Mute the volume or Unmute volume.
To search for other stations, press the TUNE / >>I button to enter
the station list mode and rotate the volume dial to scroll through the
station list. When you nd a station that you want to listen to, press
the dial to conrm that station selection.

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