Bush CCR231DAB User manual

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-DAB/FMclock radio
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containimportant
information
whichwillhelp
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thebest from
your
appliance
andensure safe
andcorrectinstallation,useand
mdintenance.
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Introduction
CCR231DABlnstructionmanual
Congratulationson
purchasing
theCCR231DAB.
Wetrustthatthis
product
will
give
you
hoursoflistenrng
pleasure,
and
provideyears
ofunparalleled
performance.
Aswithanynewelectrical
productplease
be
patient
andallow36hoursofusebeforeallcomponents
haveacclimatizedthemselveswith
your
surroundingsand
found
their
optimumworkingtemperature.
lmportant:Alwaysunplugtheappliancefromthe power socket
duringcleaningandmaintenance.
Ensuretheunitisswitchedoffandunpluggedfromanyelectricaloutlet
Wipethecase
with
aslightly
moistlintfree
cloth
Donot
useany
cleaningfluidscontainingalcohol,ammoniaorabra-
SIVES
' Donotsprayanaerosolatorneartheobject
' Donotallowliquidstospillorobjectstodropintoanyopenings
' Donotinsertsharpitemsintospeaker
grills
oranyotheropenings
' Alwaysustheoriginal
packaging
ifitisnecessary
to
transporttheunit
atanytime
lftheunit
is
used
in
adustyenvironment,
itmaybenecessarytohavethe
unitservicedat
your
localdealer
periodically.
ltisnotadvisabletoallow
largedepositsofdusttoaccumulatewithintheunitasitmay
prevent
ad-
equatecooling.Similarlydustdepositswhichbecomedampcansometimes
leadtoelectrical
problems
whichmaycauseseveredamagetothedelicate
electronicswithinthisunit.
Page 1
lntroductron
Care& maintenance
Page 2
What is DAB
Page 3
Safety
instructions
Mains
adapter
information
Page4
Controls
& Functions
Page 5
Batteryinstallation
Galtin^ alarta.l
Page 6-7
DAB operation
Page
8-9
FMoperation
Page9-11
Generaloperation
Time& Date
Alarmsetup
Snoozemode
Sleeptimer
Factoryreset
Backlight
Earphones
Page12
Troubleshooting
Specifications
Contactdetails
Page13
Guarantee

Whatis DAB?
DABradiowillchangethe
way
that
people
listentoradio
over
thenext
few
years.
Youwill
probably
notbeawarethat
digitalradiowillbecome
mandatoryinthe
future
astheterrestrialradiofrequencieswhich
you
currentlylisten
to
willbe
reallocatedfor
otheruses
suchasemergency
services.
Thismeans
that
today
you
are
one
ofthe
pioneers
usingthis
technology,
howeverinashort
space
oftimeeverybodywillbenefitfrom
clear
digital
radio.
Digitalradiooffers
an
abundanceofnewdigitalonlystationsandimproved
sound
quality.There
are
no
frequenciesto
remember
so
theCCR231DAB
can
be
tunedbysearching
through
station
names.
The
audio
quality
of
DABisnearthat
ofaCD
withvirtually
no
interferenceand
noretuning.DAB
is
alsoenhancedwithDLS
(Digital
Label
Segment),this
isdatatransmitted
by
the
station
which
may
includeinformationaboutthestation,
program
or
song
(see
page
9).
The
BBC
wasthe
pioneer
of
digital
radio,beginningtransmissionsin
September1995.
Digital
One,thenationalcommercialradio
multiplex
operator,beganbroadcastinginNovember1999.
There
has
been
agrowth
inthe
number
of
digital
radio
stations
throughoutthe
UKand
boththeBBC
and
Digital
One
arecommitted
toextendingtheircoverage.DigitalOne
currentlycovers80%oftheUK
population,
soon
toincreaseto85%,and
theBBCcovers65%
withthe
aim
ofincreasingcoverageto90%
Your
CCR23'1DAB
willreceive
DAB
programs
broadcastonBand
3
digital
radio
(174-240MHz).
There
areatotalof41 channels
withinthis
range
numbered
5A
to
13F,the
number
of
channels
you
canreceive
will
be
dependanton
your
location
and
signalstrength,
The
UKhasbeenallocated
sevenmultiplexesbythe
Radio
Authority
-inthespectrum
217.5-230.0
MHz.
which
are
numbered
118
to
12D.
Amultiplexisa broadcastersuchasBBC
NationalDABor
Digital
One
who
will
provide
ahost ofdifferentstations
withintheirmultiplex.lfwe
considerthe
BBCas
an
example,thefollowingdiagramshowshow
the
BBC
multiplexmaywork.
Below
the
main
multiplex
provider(in
thiscase
'BBC
National
DAB')
will
be
anumber of
primary
stations.
These
are
labelledwiththe
station
name
(e.g
Radio2)
rather
thanthefrequency.Thisallows
you
to
tune
theCCR231DAB
by
stationname,whichiseasier
than
trying
to
recall
frequencies.
Sometimesa secondaryservice
stationmaybeprovided
by
the
broadcaster,
forinstancethisissometimesusedwhenanalternative
commentaryis
provided
onasportingmatch orevent.
Thesesecondary
service
stations
are
not
permanent
and
may
not
alwaysbeused
for
broadcast.
Whenasecondarystationisavailablebelow
the
primary
station,
a'>'
symbolwillbedisplayedafterthe
primary
station
name.A secondary
station
can
berecognisebythe'<'
symbolbeforethesecondarystation
name.
Check
howmanystations
you
can
get
rn
your
areaby
texting
DAB
and
yourpostcode
to88600#, or
findoutwhichstationsareavail-
ableon
the
website
at:
www.getdigitalradio.com

A SatetyInformation
CAUTION:
TO
REDUCETHERISK
OFELECTRICSHOCK,DONOTRE-
MOVEANY
COVER.NOUSER-SERVICEABLEPARTS
INSIDE,REFER
ANYSERVICING
TO
QUALIFIED
SERVICEPERSONNEL.
' Please
read
thisowner's
guide
' Please
takethetimetofollow
the
rnstructionsin
thrsowner's
guide
carefully.
ltwillhelp
you
setup
andoperate
your
system
properly
and
enjoyall
ofitsadvanced
features.
Please
savethisowner's
guide
forfuturereference.
The
product
labelislocatedon
theback
ofthe
product.
This
product
mustbeused
indoors.
ltisneitherdesignednor
tested
for
useoutdoors,inrecreationvehicles,
oronboats.
Heedall
warnings
-onthe
product
andintheowner's
guide.
Donot
use
thisapparatusnear
waterormoisture.
Donot
usethis
product
near
abathtub,
washbowl,
kitchensink,and
laundry
tub,inawetbasement,near
aswimming
pool,
oranywhere
elsethat
waterormoistureis
present.
Only
use
attachments/accessories
specified
bythe
manufacturer.
Unplug
thisapparatusduringlightning
storms
orwhen
unusedforlong
periods
oftime
-
to
prevent
damagetothis
product.
Refer
all
servicing
to
qualified
service
personnel
Servicing
isrequiredwhenthe
apparatus
hasbeen
damagedinany
way:such
asliquid
hasbeen
spilledorobjectshave
fallen
intothe
ap-
paratus;
theapparatus
hasbeen
exposedtorainor
moisture,does
not
operatenormally,
or
hasbeen
dropped
-
Donot
attempttoservice
this
productyourself.
Opening
or
removing
coversmayexpose
you
todangerousvoltagesor
other
hazards.
To
prevent
riskoffireorelectric
shock,avoidoverloadingwalloutlets,
extension
cords,orintegralconveniencereceptacles.
Use
properpower
sources
-Plugtheproduct
into
a proper
power
source,asdescribed
intheoperatinginstructronsorasmarked
onthe
product.
Themains
plug
isusedasthedisconnect
device,
thedisconnect
de-
viceshall
remarn
readilv
accessible
Ensurethe
mains
adaptorsuppliedis
notsubmerged
inliquid
Ensurethemains
adaptorisnot
forced
intoincorrectmains
outlet
SOCKETS
Do not
allow
the power
cableto become snagged or damaged
Disconnectthemainspower
supply
ifbare
wiresare visible
and
replacethe mains
adaptoraccordingly
Do notoverloadmainsoutletsockets
withmultiple
plugs
or power
adaDtors
Do notinsertforeign
objects
(especially
metal)intothe DC plug
atthe
end of the oowercable
RISKOFELECTRICSHOCK!
DONOTOPENI
This
symbol
meansthat
thisunitisdouble
insulated.Anearthconnectionisnotrequired

Functions
&controls
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1.
SLEEPbutton
2.
PRESETbutton
3.
FM/DAB
button
4.
ALARMbutton
5.VOLUME+button
6.
INFO
button
7.RADIOONIOFFbutton
8.
V DOWNbutton
9.SNOOZE/SELECT
button
10.MENUbutton
'19
11.A DOWNbutton
12.VOLUME-
button
13.SCANbutton
14.SPEAKERS
15.LCDdisplay
16.ANTENNA
17.DC
power
input
18.EARPHONEoutput
19.Battery
cover
1817

User
instructions
Fittingbatteries
(Clock
backup)
1.Pushthe
batterycover
(19)
clip
towardsthedirectionindicated,
andremovethe
cover.
2.FiI2xAAAbatteriesin
the
sequenceshown,observing
polarity.
3.Refitthebatterycover.
Switchingonfor thefirsttime
1.MainsAdaptor
(supplied
withthepackage)
Connectthemains
adaptor
plug
totheDC
power
input
(17)
onthe
rear
oftheunit.Connect
themainsadapter
plug
toa UKmains
socket,and
switchthe
power
ON.
2.Extend
theantennaasfarasitcan
go.
3.Theradiowill
automaticallytuneandoperatethe
quick
scan.
NOTE:The name ofthe DAB radiostationwillbedisplayed
on the middle
section
of thedisplay.The associatedscrollingtexton the bottomsection.
Poruering
the
radio
ON/OFF
Toswitchthe radiooffand displayonlythe clock press
the RADIO ON/OFF
button
(7).
Press
againtoenableradio
playback
once more.
Memoryfunction
When
youpower
uptheradio
(after
use),theradio
plays
thesamemode
(DAB
orFM)asthelastoperation.
Volume
'1.
Toincrease
thevolumelevel
press
theVOLUME+button
(5)
repeatedly
or
press
andholdforrapidincrease.
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displayaslidebarthatindicates
progress
of thescan,andthe
amountof
radio
stationsthathave
found
sofar.
Oncethescanhasfinished.theradiowill
selectthe
alohanumericstation.
Todecreasethevolumelevel
press
theVOLUME-
button
('12)
repeatedly
orrlress andholdforraoiddecrease.
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Userinstructions
Listening
tothestorcdDABstations
To
listentheDABstationsthathavebeen
stored
press
eitherUP/DOWN
buttons
(8,11)to
cyclethrough
thelist.Press
theSNOOZE/SELECT
button
(9)
totune
totheselected
station.
Storingpreset stations
Itispossible
tostoreup
to 10ofyour favorite
stations
tothepreset keys.
"lNFO"
button
(6),
thedisplay
willcyclethrough
the
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DLS
(Dynamic
LabelSegment)
Dynamic
label
segment
isa scrolling
message
thatthebroadcastermay
include
withtheirtransmissions.
This
messageusuallyincludes
informa-
tion,suchas
program
detailetc.
Signal
strength
Thisoption
will
display
abarwith
thecurrent
signalstrengthindicatedwith
a largerreversedoutblock.
Programtype
This
describes
the
"Style"
or
"genre"
ofmusicthatisbeing
broadcast
e.g.
"Rock"or"Classical".
Ensemble/Multiplex
(Groupname)
Amultiolex/ensemble
is
acollectionofradiostations
thatarebundled
and
transmittedonone
frequency.
Thereare
nationalandlocalmultiplexes.
Localonescontainstationsthat
are
specifictothatareae.g.
MXR
West.
NOTE:DAB
- unlike
normalradio,
groups
together
severalradio
stations
andtransmitsthemon
onefreouencv.
Displaymodes
Everytime
youpress
the
following
display
modes.
of theLCDdisplay.
1.Press
andholdthe
PRESETbutton
(2)
for
2seconds.Thedisplaywillthenshowthe
following.
2.Use
theUP/DOWNbuttons
(8,11)
toselect
the
preset
numberfrom1-10
you
wish
touse.
Then
press
theSNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9)
tostore.
3.When
storedthedisplay
will
show'Preset
_ Stored',where
'_'
isthe
oresetlocationnumber.
Recalling
preset
stations
Once
you
have
saved
stationstothe
preset
buttons,
you
canrecallthemat
anytime.
'1.
Press
thePRESETbuttononce.Thedisplay
will
thenshowthefollowing.
2.Then
use
theUP/DOWNbuttons
(8,11)to
selectthedesired
preset
station.
3.Press
theSNOZE/SELECTbutton
(9)
to
activate.
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that
hasn't
beenallocateda station,then
"<Empty>" willbe displayed.

User
instructions
Channel
Frequency
Displaysthe
current
DAB
multiplexin
use.
Signalerror
Displaysthe
amountoferrorsencounteredinnumericalformat.
Bitrate
Displaysthebitrateofthe
current
station.
Time& Date
The
time&datecanbesetautomaticallyfromtheDAB
orFMbroadcast
orsetmanually.Followthe
sleps
on
page
I to set manually.
Scanmodes
Thereare
two
types
of
scan,
one
is
Quick
scan
and
the
other
is
Autoscan.
Quick
scan:
searchesthe
UK
DAB
band
lll
Full
scan:
searches
allDAB
channels.
'1.
Toactivatethe
guick
scan
press
theSCANbutton
(13).
2.To
perform
a FULLSCAN,
press
theMENUbutton
(10).
3.
Whenthe
<Full
Scan>option
appears
press
the
SNOOZE/SELECT
button
(9)
toperform afullscan.
ManualTuning
Aswellasanautotunefunction,
you
canmanuallytune
the
receiver.This
canhelp whenaligning
your
aerialorwhenaddingstations
that
were
missed
whileautotuning.
1.
Press
the
MENU
button
(10).
2.When
the
<Full
Scan>optionappeafs
press
eitherUP
or
DOWN
button
(8,11)
and
find
<Manual
Tune>,
press
the
SNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9).
3.Usethe
UP
orDOWNbuttonstocyclethrough
the
DAB
multiplexes,
which
are
numberedfrom
5Ato13F.
4.Now
press
theSNOOZE/SELECT
button
(9)
toenterthecurrent
ensemble/multiplex,
thetop
line
will
now
displaythemultiplex
information.
5.Tosaveanyextrastationslocated
to
the
stationlistortoreturn
to
the
defaultscreen,
press
theSNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9).
Pruning
When
the
radio
has
performed
aScan in
several
locations
you
may
find
there
are
stored
stationsthat
you
can
nolongerreceive.
Thisfunction
automatically
removesthemfromthe
storedstationlist
1.
Press
the
MENUbutton
(10).
2.
When
the
<Full
Scan>
optionappears
press
eitherUPorDOWNbutton
(8,11)
and
find
<Prune>,
press
the
SNOOZE/SELECT
button
(9).
3.Use
the
UP
orDOWNbuttonstoselectYES
or
NO
andDressthe
SNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9)
to
perform
the
prune
function.
DRC
(Dynamic
RangeGontnol)
This
function
causes
theradiotoreduce
thedynamicrangeofthe
audio
signal.The
purpose
ofthis
is
toadaptthe
dynamic
range
oftheaudiosignal
tolisteningin
anoisyenvironment.
NOTE:
thisisnot
availableon
manv
DABstations.
'1.
Press
theMENUbutton
(10).
2.Whenthe
<Full
Scan>
option
appears
press
erther
UP
orDOWN
button
(8,11)
andfind
<DRC>,
press
the
SNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9).
3.UsetheUPorDOWNbuttonstoselect
betweenDRC
off, DRC Lowand
DRC
High.
4.PressSNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9)
to
savethesettino.

Userinstructions
Switchingfrom
DABtoFM
Press
the FM/DAB button
onceto switch.The displavwill
show FM Mode.
Scan Modes
AutoScan
The
Auto
scan
settrngwill
scanupordown
depending
onwhere
thestarting
frequency
is.Onceitfinds
astationitwill
stop.There
aretwooptions
to
considerwhen
using
thisfunction.
NOTE:
Ensure
you
areintheFM
modebeforefollowing
thebelow
steps.
1.Press
theMENU
button
(10).
2.When
the
<Scan
Setting>option
appears
press
the
SNOOZE/SELECT
button
(9).
3.Younow
have
thechoice
ofeither
<Strong
Stations
Only>or
<All
Stations>.
Strong
stations
only,will
onlystopat
stationswith
astrong
sig-
nal.All
stationswill
stop
atanystationfound
with
astrong
orweaksignal.
4.
Usethe
UPorDOWN
buttons
toselect
anoption
and
press
the
SNOOZE/SELECT
button
(9)
tostore.
5.Wait
for1secondfor
thedisplay
toreturn
tothedefault
screen,now
press
the
SCANbutton
(13).
The
autoscan
searchesfor
stations,
depending
on
thesetting
you
chose.
Manual
tuning
(scan)
Tomanually
tune
astationfollow
the
belowsteps
1.Press
andhold
either
UPorDOWN
buttons
(8,11)
toscan
upor
downthe
frequency
range.
When
astationisfound
the
scanwill
stopandthe
detected
stationwill
begin
playback.
Repeatuntil
you
reach
therequired
frequency(station).
2.Tofine
tunethe
frequency
you
can
press
eitherUporDOWN
buttons
(8,11)
to
advancein
0.05MHzrncrements.
AudioMode (Stercc/Mono)
This
optionwill
allow
you
tospecify
thata stationcan
beonly
played
in
monoorthat
stereoisallowed.
1.
Press
theMENU
button
('10).
2.
When
the
<Scan
Setting>
option
appears
press
either
UporDOWN
(8,1
1)and
find
<Audio
Setting>,
press
theSNOOZE/SELECT
button
(9).
3.
Use
theUPorOOWN(B,'11)
buttons
tocyclethrough
the2options
<Forced
Mono>
or
<Stereo
Allowed>.
Press
SNOOZE/SELECT
button
(9)
to
savethesetting.
Stereo
allowed:
Means
anystation
broadcastin
stereowith
astrong
enoughsignalwillbe
played
in
stereo.
ForcedMono:
PlaysALL
stationsin
monoregardless
oftheavailability
ofa
stereo
signal.
Storing &recalling
storedstations
The
procedure
for
storing
&recalling
stationsisthe
same
asDAB,See
pg
6.
Displaymodes
Everytime
youpress
theINFO
button,
thedisplay
willcycle
throughthe
followingdisplaymodes:
Theinformation
isdisplayed
onthelower
segment
ofthe
LCDdisplay.
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User
instructions
Programtype
Thisdescribesthe
"Style"
or
"genre"
ofmusicthatisbeingbroadcaste.g.
"Rock
"or
"Classical".
ProgrammeName
Stationname
(if
broadcast).
Frequencyofthestation
is
displayed
ifno
name
isbroadcast.
Time
Displaysthecurrenttime.
Please
see
belowforsetting.
Date
Displaysthecurrentdate.
Pleaseseebelowforsetting.
RadioText
Displays
scrolling
textbroadcastbythestation
(only
if
broadcast).
Time& Date
Thetime&datecanbesetautomatically
fromtheDABorFMbroadcastor
setmanually.
Follow
thestepsbelow
to
set
manually.
1.
Press
theMENUbutton
(10).
2.When
the
<Full
Scan>
optionappears
(DAB
mode)or
<Scan
Setting>
(FM
mode),
press
eitherUPorDOWN
(8,11),
locate
<System>
and
press
theSNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9).
3.
Use
the
UPor
DOWN
(8,11)
buttonstofind
<Time>
and
press
the
SNOOZE/SELECT
button
(9).
4.Insidethe
<Time>
menuthereareseveraloptions
<Set
Time/Date>,
<Auto
Update>,
<Set
12124Hour>&<Set DateFormat>.
SetTime/Date
1.WhenactivatedtheHourdigit
flashes,
usetheUPor
DOWNbuttons
(8,1
1)
tosetthedigittothecorrect
hourthen
press
SNOOZE/SELECT
button
(9),
Repeatthe
process
for
theminutes
pressing
SNOOZE/SE-
LECTtoadvance.
2.The
nextsettingistheDate.Usethesame
process
asstep
I usingthe
UP/DOWNbuttonstoselectthecorrectdigitsandtheSNOOZE/SELECT
button
(9)
tostoreandadvance.
3.When
complete
thedisplaywillshow
'Time
Saved'and
return
tothe
default
screen.
Set12124HourUsetheUPorDOWNbuttons
(8,11)to
select'12or
24hour
and
then
press
theSNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9)
toactivate.
AutoUpdate
UsetheUPorDOWNbuttons
(8,11)
to
cycle
throughthe
various
optionsforautosettingthe
time
&date.
Theserangefrom
<Update
fromany>,
<Update
fromDAB>,
<Update
from FM>and
<No
Update>.
Press
theSNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9) tostorethesettinq.
SetDateFormatUsetheUPorDOWNbuttons
(8,11)to
cyclebetween
DD-MM-YYYYorMM-DD-YYYY.
Press
theSNOOZE/SELECT
button
(9)
to
storethesetting.
NOTE:Whenthe
power
isdisconnectedthesettings
will
be
lost.
AlarmSetup
Followthebelow
instructionstoset
both
alarms.
NOTE:The
radio
mustbeON
in
order
to
oroqram
analarm.
'1.
PresstheALARM button
(4)
repeatedlyto
cyclebetween
Alarm1
Setup
andAlarm2
Setup.
2.PresstheSNOOZE/SELECT
button
(9)
whenthealarmsetup
you
wishtoprogram
isselectedEG:1or2.Thiswillactivatethe
Alarmwizard.
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choosethestation
you wanttoplaywhenthe
alarmsounds.ThereisachoiceofLast sta-
tion listened to,ora preset station (ifany
stored).
Use
theUP
orDOWN
(8,11)
buttons
toselectanoptionand press theSNOOZE/
SELECTbuttonto
proceed
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Userinstructions
3.UsetheUPorDOWNbuttons
(8,11)to
set
the
OntimeHourdigit,then
press
the
SNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9)
to
skip
to
the
minutedigits.
Repeatthe
process
using
theUPorDOWNbuttons,
and
press
the
SNOOZE/SELECTbuttontooroceedtothesourceoDtion.
4.
Using
theUP
or
DOWNbuttons
(8,11)cycle
between
BUZZER,
DABor
FM.UsetheSNOOZE/SELECTbuttontosavethesettino.
10.
You
canalsodisablethealarmwhilethe
radiois
OFF.
PresstheALARM button
(4)
to
displaythisscreen.
Use
theUP/DOWN buttons
(8,11)
or
ALARMtotogglebetweenON&OFFfor
eacnalarm.
PresstheSNOOZE/SELECTbuttontostorethesettinq.
NOTE:Alarmicons
'l'will disolav '1'
or'2'insidetheicontodenotewhich
alarmisactive.
Snooze
Mode
When
thealarm
sounds
you
can
press
the
SNOOZE/SELECTbuttonto
activate
the
SNOOZE
modeanddelav
thealarmfor
5minutes.
SleepTimer
Whenlistening
to
theradio
you
can
preset
aperiod
of
timefortheradio
toshutdown.
NOTE:The
radio
mustbeONalready.
PresstheSLEEPbutton
(1)
repeatedlyto
cycle
throughthesleeptimeroptions15-90minutes.
The
next
press
willdisablethesleep
timer'Sleep
Off'.
FactoryReset
Toresetthe
radio
tothe
factory
settingsfollowthebelowsteps.
1.
PresstheMENUbutton
(10).
2.
Whenthe
<Full
Scan>optionappears
(DAB
mode)or
<Scan
Setting>
(FM
mode),
press
eitherUP
orDOWN
(8,'11),
locate
<System>
and
press
theSNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9).
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is
theoptiontohavethealarmactivateonlyDAILY,ONCE,
WEEKENDSorWEEKDAYS.Selectwhich
you
requireusingthe
UP
or
DOWNbuttons
(8,11).
PresstheSNOOZE/SELECTbuttontostore
the
setting.
Thenext
stepistosetthevolumelevelrequired.UsetheUP/ DOWN
buttons
(8,11)to
setand
press
the
SNOOZE/SELECTbuttontosave
the
alarmsettings.
Use
the
UP
/DOWNbuttons
(8,1
1
)
toselecttheAlarmstatus
ON
or
OFF.Pressthe
SNOOZE/SELECTbutton
to
oroceed.AlarmSaved
will
appear
on
the
displayto
indicate
the
alarmstatushas
beensaved.
To
silence
thealarm when
sounding
press
the
ALARM button
(4).
Thealarmwill
sound
forone
hour,without
pressing
theALARMbutton.
To
disable
the
alarm,
press
the
ALARM
button
(4)
during
radio
playback,
theAlarm'lSetupscreenappearsonthedisplay.lf
you
wishto
disable
'Alarm
2',
press
theALARM
button
oncemoretodisplay'Alarm2Setup'
Usethe
UP
/ DOWN
buttons
(8,11)to
cyclebetween
AlarmOn'or'Alarm
Off'.Press the
SNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9)
tostorethe settinq.
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Userinstructions
3.
Use
theUPorDOWN
(8,11)
buttons
tofind
<Factory
Reset>
and
press
the
SNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9).
4.UsetheUPorDOWN
(8,11)
buttonstoselect'Yes'and
press
the
SNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9).
5.
Thesoftwarewill return
tothedefaultsettinosandre-scanfor
DAB
stations.
Backligtrt
Toset
thebacklight
time
outduration.
'1
.
Press
theMENUbutton
(10).
2.
When
the
<Full
Scan>
optionappears
(DAB
mode)or
<Scan
Setting>
(FM
mode),
press
eitherUPorDOWN
(8,11),
locate
<System>
and
press
the
SNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9).
3.UsetheUPor DOWN
(8,11)
buttonstofind
<Backlight>
and
press
the
SNOOZE/SELECTbutton
(9)
4.When
you
see
<Level>
press
theSNOOZE/
SELECT
button
(9)
once
moretoproceed to
the
backlight
leveloptions.
5.Using
theUP
/ DOWN
buttons
(8,11)toggle
between
<Low>,<Medium>
and
<High>.
When
selected
press
theSNOOZE/SELECT
button
(9)
tostorethe
setting.
NOTE:
an
'*'will
appear
on
thedisplaywhen
thecurrent
backlight
setting
is
selected.
Earphones
Youcanlistento
the
radio
privately
usinga pair ofheadphones witha
3.5mmsocket
(notprovided).
1.Connectthe3.5mm
jack
intothe
EARPHONEsocket
(18)
ontheunit.
2.Theaudio
will
bemutedand
routed
throughtheearphones
only.
. Listen
atmoderate volumes
to
avoidhearingdamage.
. lf
you
hear
nosound
during
playing,
donotturnupvolume
up
asthe
musicmaysuddenly
beginatahigh volume.Excessivesound
pressure
fromearphones
and
headphones
cancause
hearing
loss.
oToavoiddamaging
your
ears,adjust
the
volumetothelowestsafe level
before
playing,
andturnup
tothe
desiredlevel
when
playback
has
started.
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a labelwhile
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The display is blank
I can hear a burbling
noise on some stations.
In
theunlikely
eventofdifficultieswith
your
appliance
please
followthe
trouble
shooting
guide
totheleft.lfthe
problem
persrsts,
contact
the
retailerif
themachineisstill
under
ouarantee.
Customerhelpline:
0870600
3030
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This
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wrthEuropeanlowvoltage
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