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General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Headphone Socket | Yes |
| Type | DAB/FM |
| Power Source | Mains/Battery |
| Battery Type | 4 x AA |
| Presets | 10 DAB, 10 FM |
Details the front panel components: speakers, LCD, and infrared sensor.
Explains the function of the volume/standby rotary control.
Describes optical, auxiliary, headphone sockets, and mains input.
Covers the telescopic aerial connection and the 3D sound switch.
Instructions for accessing and replacing the battery in the remote handset.
Specifies battery type (CR2025) and correct insertion method.
Steps for connecting the radio to a power source via the mains lead.
Guide to extending aerial, switching on, and performing the initial DAB scan.
Details autotune process, station selection, and troubleshooting signal issues.
How to scroll through available stations and select a desired DAB station.
Guidance on adjusting volume and the 3D sound switch for DAB.
Explains how secondary DAB services are displayed and accessed.
Describes how to use the Info button to view different DAB display information.
Steps to find new DAB stations when they become available.
How to enable or disable the automatic station selection feature.
Directly tuning to DAB channels using manual selection.
How to use the signal strength display for optimal reception.
How to pause your favourite DAB station and resume playback.
Details on how the radio displays and manages pause delay time.
Explains how Pauseplus works in the background and during standby mode.
Steps to exit Pauseplus mode and return to normal radio playback.
How to scan and select stations in the FM waveband.
Guide to setting volume and the 3D sound switch for FM.
Instructions for manually tuning to FM stations in 50kHz steps.
Explains how tuning wraps around when reaching waveband ends.
How to cycle through various display modes using the Info button.
Steps to switch between stereo, mono, and auto audio modes.
How to store up to 10 stations for DAB and FM bands.
Steps to recall stations stored in the preset memory.
Instructions for resetting the radio to its default factory settings.
Guidance on using system reset for operational or display problems.
How to set a single favourite station and recall it with one button press.
Procedure to view the current software version of the radio.
How to set the radio to turn off automatically after a preset time.
Details on increasing or decreasing the sleep timer duration.
Explanation of the various indicators shown on the alarm display.
Details on setting up to six separate alarms/timers with different modes.
How to choose between DAB, FM, or buzzer modes for an alarm.
Steps to configure the date settings for alarms and timers.
Instructions for setting the specific hour and minute for an alarm.
How to set the duration of the alarm, from 1 to 240 minutes.
Choosing alarm settings like Once, Daily, Weekly, Weekends, Weekdays, Monthly.
How to temporarily silence an active alarm for 7 minutes.
Instructions for switching off an alarm completely or cancelling snooze.
How to connect the radio to an external amplifier or recorder using optical output.
Guidance on using timers to record radio stations to external devices.
How the radio displays time when in standby mode and tracks time changes.
Details on how the display backlight illuminates when the radio is on or in standby.
How to switch the 3D sound effect on or off for enhanced audio.
Guide to connecting iPod, MP3, or CD players via the Aux in socket.
Information on connecting headphones and how it mutes the internal speaker.
Description of the digital optical output for connecting to other audio equipment.
Important advice on avoiding water, heat, and recommendations for DAB usage.
Details on power requirements, frequency coverage, and circuit features.
Information on operating voltage (230V, 50Hz) and safety precautions.
Detailed instructions for wiring the mains lead correctly.
Details on the 12-month guarantee period and what it covers.
Steps to follow when making a claim under the product guarantee.
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