Why is my Richter RR35 Radio hissing or burbling?
The hissing, burbling, or intermittent sound in your Richter Radio is usually due to low signal strength. Try these steps: check and move the antenna, move the radio to a different location, and rescan for local, high-strength stations only. For DAB, verify local coverage at digitalradioplus.com.au and then rescan stations.
What to do if DRC is not working on my Richter RR35?
DRC (Dynamic Range Control) only functions if the broadcaster has enabled it for a specific station. It is not broadcast or enabled in Australia.
Steps to power on the radio and initiate automatic station scanning.
Procedure for setting up and tuning DAB stations quickly.
Procedure for setting up and tuning FM stations quickly.
How the radio enters and operates in standby mode.
Introduction to setting up dual alarms on the clock radio.
Detailed steps for configuring Alarm 1 and Alarm 2 settings.
Using the snooze feature when the alarm sounds, including duration options.
Methods to stop an active alarm or switch alarms off completely.
Setting a sleep timer for the radio to automatically switch to standby.
Adjusting the brightness level of the display screen.
Storing and recalling favorite DAB and FM radio stations.
Viewing various information like Radio Text, Signal Strength, and Time.
Performing a complete scan for available DAB stations.
Manually tuning to specific DAB channels and frequencies.
Adjusting dynamic range compression for audio broadcast.
Removing invalid or unlisted stations from the DAB station list.
Accessing system configurations like Time, Backlight, and Language.
Configuring the clock time, date, and update sources.
Manual setup for the hour, minute, and date on the clock radio.
Configuring automatic time synchronization from DAB or FM sources.
Choosing between 12-hour and 24-hour display formats for the time.
Selecting the preferred display format for the date.
Adjusting backlight brightness and display timeout.
Choosing the display language for the radio's interface.
Restoring the radio to its original default settings.
Displaying the current software version installed on the radio.
Configuring how the radio scans for FM stations.
Adjusting audio output for weak FM stations (Stereo/Mono).
Defining how the radio searches and stays on FM stations.
General| Frequency Range | 400-470 MHz |
|---|---|
| Channels | 16 |
| Output Power | 5W |
| Modulation | FM |
| Antenna Impedance | 50Ω |
| Power Supply | 7.4V DC |
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