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Describes the 3.5mm socket for connecting headphones or an earpiece.
Indicates the location of the stereo loudspeakers on the front panel.
Highlights the main display screen for radio information and settings.
The primary button for powering the radio on or switching it to standby.
Button used to switch between FM and DAB radio wavebands.
Used for selecting stations, confirming settings, and displaying real time.
Component that receives signals from the remote control.
Dedicated button to tune directly to Classic FM on DAB.
Activates the Pauseplus feature to temporarily pause DAB broadcasts.
Adjusts the treble audio frequency for sound output.
Rotary control for adjusting the audio output volume.
Sets a timer for the radio to automatically switch off.
Buttons for storing and recalling favorite radio stations.
Silences the alarm temporarily, allowing for extra sleep.
Used for selection, confirmation, and real-time display.
Automatically adjusts the display brightness based on room light.
Rotary control used for tuning stations or adjusting settings.
Adjusts the bass audio frequency for sound output.
Cycles through various display modes and information.
Initiates an automatic scan to find available radio stations.
Accesses the alarm and timer setup menu.
The wire aerial for receiving DAB and FM radio signals.
Connection point for the AC power adapter.
Digital audio output for connecting to external devices.
3.5mm jack for connecting external audio sources.
Displays scrolling text messages like artist or track names.
Shows the genre of the station, e.g., Pop, News, or Classic.
Displays the name of the multiplex the current station belongs to.
Indicates the signal strength for the current station.
Shows the current time and date.
Displays the maximum delay time when using Pauseplus.
Shows scrolling text messages such as artist or track name.
Displays the type of station being listened to (e.g., Pop, News).
Indicates the signal strength for the current FM station.
Displays the current time and date.
Shows the frequency of the FM station being listened to.
Indicates if the audio is set to Auto (Stereo) or Mono.
Controls the alarm and timer functions.
Initiates automatic station tuning for DAB and FM.
Activates the Pauseplus feature on the remote.
Buttons for accessing stored radio presets.
Increases the audio volume.
Decreases the audio volume.
Accesses information and display modes.
Activates the snooze function for alarms.
Used for selection, confirmation, and real-time display.
Decreases frequency or navigates down menus.
Increases frequency or navigates up menus.
Directly tunes to Classic FM on the DAB waveband.
Powers the radio on/off or activates sleep function.
Switches between FM and DAB radio bands.
Describes the 3.5mm socket for connecting headphones or an earpiece.
Indicates the location of the stereo loudspeakers on the front panel.
Highlights the main display screen for radio information and settings.
The primary button for powering the radio on or switching it to standby.
Button used to switch between FM and DAB radio wavebands.
Used for selecting stations, confirming settings, and displaying real time.
Component that receives signals from the remote control.
Dedicated button to tune directly to Classic FM on DAB.
Activates the Pauseplus feature to temporarily pause DAB broadcasts.
Adjusts the treble audio frequency for sound output.
Rotary control for adjusting the audio output volume.
Sets a timer for the radio to automatically switch off.
Buttons for storing and recalling favorite radio stations.
Silences the alarm temporarily, allowing for extra sleep.
Used for selection, confirmation, and real-time display.
Automatically adjusts the display brightness based on room light.
Rotary control used for tuning stations or adjusting settings.
Adjusts the bass audio frequency for sound output.
Cycles through various display modes and information.
Initiates an automatic scan to find available radio stations.
Accesses the alarm and timer setup menu.
The wire aerial for receiving DAB and FM radio signals.
Connection point for the AC power adapter.
Digital audio output for connecting to external devices.
3.5mm jack for connecting external audio sources.
Displays scrolling text messages like artist or track names.
Shows the genre of the station, e.g., Pop, News, or Classic.
Displays the name of the multiplex the current station belongs to.
Indicates the signal strength for the current station.
Shows the current time and date.
Displays the maximum delay time when using Pauseplus.
Shows scrolling text messages such as artist or track name.
Displays the type of station being listened to (e.g., Pop, News).
Indicates the signal strength for the current FM station.
Displays the current time and date.
Shows the frequency of the FM station being listened to.
Indicates if the audio is set to Auto (Stereo) or Mono.
Controls the alarm and timer functions.
Initiates automatic station tuning for DAB and FM.
Activates the Pauseplus feature on the remote.
Buttons for accessing stored radio presets.
Increases the audio volume.
Decreases the audio volume.
Accesses information and display modes.
Activates the snooze function for alarms.
Used for selection, confirmation, and real-time display.
Decreases frequency or navigates down menus.
Increases frequency or navigates up menus.
Directly tunes to Classic FM on the DAB waveband.
Powers the radio on/off or activates sleep function.
Switches between FM and DAB radio bands.
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