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The primary audio output component of the radio.
The screen displaying radio information, menus, and status.
Port for connecting headphones or external audio devices.
Feature to prevent accidental operation of controls.
Buttons for adjusting the audio volume level up or down.
Primary button to power the radio on and off.
Extendable antenna for optimal radio signal reception.
Main interface for navigating menus and making selections.
Connection for an external power adapter.
Procedure to engage the keylock to prevent unintended button presses.
Procedure to disengage the keylock and re-enable controls.
How to enter the main menu system using the jog wheel.
Method for highlighting and selecting options within menus.
Using the 'BACK' option to navigate to prior screens.
Visual representation of the radio signal quality.
Display of the current time in a 24-hour format.
Shows the current battery level or charging status.
Navigating the list of available DAB radio stations.
Selecting a desired station from the list to listen to.
Setting the desired audio output level after selecting a station.
Displays dynamic text like artist or track information.
Shows the genre or type of the current station.
Identifies the DAB ensemble the station belongs to.
Shows the current time.
Shows the current date.
Displays the frequency of the DAB multiplex.
Shows technical audio information like bit rate and codec.
Visualizes the strength of the received DAB signal.
How to access and interpret the signal strength indicator.
Tips for positioning the aerial for the best signal.
Meaning of the filled and unfilled signal strength bars.
Recognizing stations that offer additional associated services.
How to switch to and listen to a secondary service.
Radio reverts to primary service when secondary ends.
Setting the radio to automatically select stations from the list.
Restoring manual selection of stations.
Procedure to access the direct tuning function.
How to choose a specific DAB channel frequency.
Checking signal quality for manually selected channels.
Exiting manual tuning mode and returning to standard operation.
Explanation of Dynamic Range Control for audio.
Options to adjust or disable the DRC feature.
Starting an automatic search for FM radio stations.
How to perform scans in ascending or descending frequency order.
Understanding displayed frequencies and station names during scan.
Manually adjusting frequency to find FM stations.
The increment/decrement value for frequency tuning.
Behavior when tuning reaches the band's end.
Displays dynamic text like artist or song information.
Shows the genre of the current FM station.
Indicates whether the station is received in stereo or mono.
Shows the current time.
Shows the current date.
Displays the current FM frequency.
Steps to save preferred DAB and FM stations to memory.
Information on the number of available preset slots.
Presets are retained even after a power interruption.
Steps to enter the menu for retrieving stored stations.
Choosing a previously saved station to tune into.
Switching to mono audio mode for weak signals to reduce hiss.
Activating the mono audio setting.
Re-enabling stereo audio reception when available.
Procedure to view the radio's current software version.
How to enter the menu to view station technical details.
Technical details available for DAB broadcasts.
Technical details available for FM broadcasts.
How to adjust the contrast level of the LCD screen.
Setting the radio to automatically turn off after a specified time.
How to disable the automatic shut-off feature.
Setting the backlight to switch off after a short period.
Keeping the display backlight permanently on.
Steps to restore the radio to its factory default settings.
Information on what data is erased or reset during the operation.
How to properly connect earphones to the radio's socket.
Ensuring safe listening volume levels before wearing earphones.
Important precautions regarding earphone usage and hearing protection.
Warnings against exposure to water, heat, and sand.
Advice on preferring DAB band for quality and interference freedom.
Information on where to find the product's identification label.
Avoid exposure to dripping, splashing, or liquids.
Maintain minimum distance to adjacent objects for airflow.
Do not cover ventilation openings with items like newspapers.
Keep naked flame sources like candles away from the product.
Avoid using or storing the product at extreme temperatures.
Details on the electrical input for the radio.
Expected usage duration on a full battery charge.
The radio bands and frequency ranges supported.
Technical details of components like loudspeaker and aerial.
Information on what the guarantee covers and its limitations.
Instructions on how to make a warranty claim.
General| Type | Digital Radio |
|---|---|
| DAB Bands | Band III |
| FM Tuner | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Headphone Jack | Yes |
| Presets | 10 |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Battery Type | AA |
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