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Inspect unit for damage after unpacking and do not operate if damaged.
Place unit on a flat, stable surface, away from vibrations, children, and liquids.
Avoid extreme temperatures, heat sources, naked flames, and moisture.
Ensure adequate ventilation to prevent overheating.
Disconnect unit before connecting/moving, unplug during storms, avoid interference.
Ensure cable is not resting on adapter cable; disconnect adapter when unattended.
Listen to moderate volume to protect hearing.
Supervise children, prevent insertion of objects into openings.
Do not open unit or remove screws; refer servicing to qualified personnel.
Handle batteries safely, keep away from children, dispose correctly, avoid heat.
Lists main unit, mains adapter, instruction manual, and audio cable.
Contact Partmaster for missing or damaged items.
Identifies speakers, adjustable handle, and display on the front.
Identifies battery compartment, aerial, sockets, and reset button on the rear.
Identifies Standby/Mute, Alarm, Mode, Dimmer, Presets, Volume/Select Dial.
Identifies INFO/MENU button and playback control buttons.
Connect external audio devices using a 3.5mm stereo audio cable to the AUX IN socket.
Connect earphones to the socket; speakers mute automatically.
Connect the unit to the mains socket using the provided adapter for power.
Extend the aerial before first DAB use for better station capture.
Insert 4 x 1.5V AA batteries into the compartment.
Table showing battery life for DAB and FM modes with alkaline batteries.
Indicators for weak batteries: distorted sound, unstable backlight, "Battery Low".
Proper battery installation, usage, and disposal instructions to prevent damage and hazards.
Use STANDBY/MUTE button to turn the unit on/off or enter standby.
Use MODE button to switch between DAB, FM, Bluetooth, and Auxiliary Input.
Use the VOLUME dial to adjust volume; STANDBY/MUTE to mute/resume.
Clock updates automatically via DAB/FM signal; manual setting is an alternative.
Press DIMMER repeatedly in standby mode to select brightness level.
Set the radio to automatically switch off after a preset time (up to 90 mins).
Select preset sound equalization profiles like Normal, Classic, Jazz, Pop, Rock, Speech.
Manually set time/date or choose auto-update options.
Adjust screen brightness for power-on and standby screens (High, Medium, Low).
Configure auto-standby timer (Off, 2, 4, 5, or 6 hours).
Change the menu language from the available options.
Reset all stations and settings to default values.
View the current software version for technical support.
Set up to two alarms (Alarm 1/2) with options for time, source, preset, frequency, and volume.
Activate or deactivate Alarm 1 and Alarm 2 from standby mode.
Automatically scans for and stores all available DAB Band III channels.
Advanced feature to tune to specific multiplex channels and check signal strength.
Store up to 10 favourite DAB stations for quick and easy access.
Recall previously stored DAB preset stations.
Cycle through display information like Signal Strength, Programme Type, and Ensemble Name.
Displays Channel/Frequency, Signal Error, Bit Rate, Power Source, and Time/Date.
Switch to FM radio mode to tune into FM stations.
Automatically scans for and tunes to FM radio stations.
Manually tune to desired FM frequencies using the volume dial.
Choose to scan for all stations or only strong stations.
Select between Stereo or Forced Mono audio modes for clearer reception.
Store up to 10 favourite FM stations for quick and easy access.
Recall previously stored FM preset stations.
Cycle through display information like Radio Text, Programme Type, Frequency, Audio Type, and Power Source.
Displays Time and Date information.
Step-by-step guide to connect a Bluetooth device for music playback.
Methods to disconnect the current Bluetooth connection.
Connect audio devices via AUX IN socket using a RCA stereo audio cable.
Instructions for cleaning the unit safely using a moist, lint-free cloth.
Table listing common issues like "No power", "No Sound", "Static Sound", and their solutions.
Details on model number, battery type, and output power.
Specifications for radio frequency range and Bluetooth version.
Physical dimensions, weight, and power adapter specifications.
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