INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
WHERE TO PUT YOUR RADIO
It is important that you consider carefully in advance
where your radio will be situated and make sure that
it is:
* on a at and stable surface
NOTE: Never place your radio on antique or
polished surfaces
* within 1.5 metres of a power socket (if using
mains power)
* where you can fully extend the telescopic aerial
* away from bright sunlight or heat sources,
such as a radiator
* not in a humid or very damp place such as
a bathroom
SETTING UP
1. Connect the mains power lead into the socket on
the bottom left of the back of the radio and plug
the power adaptor into the mains power wall socket
and switch on.
2. Fully extend the radio aerial in a vertical position to
obtain the maximum signal strength.
3. When switching on for the rst time, press and
release the on/o switch on the front of the radio.
Your radio will display ‘Welcome to Digital Radio’
and automatically begin to scan for DAB radio
stations. A progress bar will show the progress of
the scan and the number of stations found during
the scan will also be displayed. When the scan is
complete your radio will select the rst available
station and begin to play.
NOTE: The DAB radio station list is stored in the
memory and so the next time you switch your radio
on, the station search does not take place.
It is possible to scan manually for stations.
Please see page 6.
4. Inserting the batteries (optional). Before installing
the batteries (not included) please ensure that the
DAB Radio is unplugged from the mains power
supply.
On the back of the radio, remove the battery cover
using the tab on the right hand side. Insert 4 x 1.5V
LR6-size batteries, making sure to note the ‘+’ and
‘-‘ markings and position the batteries the correct
way around.
Replace the battery cover, making sure it ‘clicks’
shut.
If used continuously on battery power, your radio
has an approximate battery life of 6 hours when
using good quality batteries.
NOTE: For battery operation, please switch o the
mains adaptor and remove the mains power plug
from the back of the radio.
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