Goodmans GSR90DABI User manual

GSR90DABI
IPOD DOCKING DAB RADIO
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FEATURES AND CONTROLS
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VOLUME
PRESET STATIONS
SLEEP ALARM MODE
TUNE
INFO
/MENU
/EXIT
AUTO TUNE
/PLAYMODE
SNOOZE
MENU
/SELECT
STANDBY 43
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/MMC
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LINE OUT
LR
DC 9V

1.HEADPHONE
2.ALARM BUTTON
3.MODE BUTTON
4.TUNE BUTTON
5.MENU/SELECT BUTTON
6.INFO/MENU/EXIT BUTTON
7.SD/MMC CARD SLOT
8.SLEEP BUTTON
9.AUTO TUNE/PLAY MODE BUTTON
10.VOLUME BUTTON
11.STANDBY BUTTON
12.PRESET BUTTONS
13.SNOOZE BUTTON
14.FM TELESCOPIC ANTENNA
15.LCD DISPLAY
16.AUDIO OUT LEFT
17.AUDIO OUT RIGHT
18.DC SOCKET
SWITCHING ON YOUR
RADIO FOR THE FIRST TIME
FEATURES AND CONTROLS
1. Connect the power cord to the
radio via the DC socket at the
back panel.
5. Then the display will switch to
standby mode and display the clock.
The time will be automatically set
after tuning in the radio.
4. After power up, your display will light
up and the display will show the
following:
6. Now press the “STANDY” button on
the top panel to turn the radio on.
7. The receiver will boot into DAB mode.
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Goodmans
DAB Radio
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HH:MM:SS
DAB MODE
1. To select DAB mode, press the
“MODE” button, the receiver will
display the following
2. Then the receiver will
automatically quick scan just the
7 band III frequencies 11B,11C,
11D,12A,12B,12C, and 12D. The
display will show the following:
LISTENING TO THE RADIO
4. During scanning, the receiver will
initially display the following, where
“N” is the number of services currently
in the database, and “FFF” is the name
of the frequency(“11B”, “L20” etc.)
Switching to...
DAB □□□□□□□□□□□□ N
Searching... FFF
5. The top line of the display will be
updated to provide a bar graph
indicating progress through the scan:
6. If the service database is still empty
after a scan, the receiver will display
the following, If this happens try moving
the unit and press the auto tune button
again.
■■■■□□□□□□□□ N
Seaching... FFF
No signal DAB
Autotune
Quick scan
3. If you hold the “AUTO TUNE/PLAY
MODE” button for a few seconds,
the receiver will automatically fully
scan all 41 band III ensemble
frequencies. The display will show
the following:
Autotune
Full scan
2. Connect the power supply to your
AC mains outlet.
3. Pull up the aerial.

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1. Hold “MENU/SELECT” button,
the receiver will display Manual
tune
INFORMATION
LISTENING TO THE RADIO
MANUAL TUNE
Manual tune
2. After this time, the receiver will
display the current DAB channel
and frequency:
12B 225.648MHz
Tuning...
3. If a DAB ensemble is available
the ensemble name will be
displayed:
12B 225.648MHz
Ensemble~name~16
Press the “INFO” button when
your listening to the radio. The bottom
line will change in the following
sequence:Scrolling text - Music type -
Channel group name - Signal bar -
Time/Date - Scrolling text.
Please Note: If the radio station is not
transmitting extra information then eg
<RadioText> will be displayed
your desired station, on this one
frequency, there will be several
stations, Press the ▲or▼ button
to select. Press “SELECT” button
again for exiting manual tune.
1. You can store upto 5 of your
favorite stations to the preset keys.
This will enable you to get quick
access to your favorite station.
2. There are 5 presets in FM and 5
presets in DAB.
LISTENING TO THE RADIO
STORE PRESET
After this time, the receiver will return
to its idle state.
Recalling a stored station
1. Once you have saved a station to
one of the presets, you can recall it
by pressing and releasing the
corresponding preset key.
2. If you saved radio 1 to Preset 1,
then just press the button “1”.
3. If there is no service associated
with the preset, when you press the
button 1-5, the receiver will display
the following (where “N” is the
preset number and XXX is either
“DAB” or “FM”) for 2 seconds:
Service8 XXX
Preset 1-5
DAB
3. To store a preset, you must first
tune to your desired station.
4. To store the station, hold button
“1”-“5” until the receiver display
preset N stored. (where “N” is the
preset number and XXX is either
“DAB” or “FM”):
5. If the DAB service being stored is
a ‘hidden’ (see Secondary and
Data Services in DAB) service,
it will not be stored, and the
following will be displayed for
2 seconds:
Service8 XXX
Preset N stored
Cannot Store
Service8 XXX
Preset N empty
4. Press the ▲or▼ button to select
the station between the available
DAB stations. Then press
“MENU/SELECT” button to select
To adjust the sound hold the "INFO"
button down, Bass will be displayed.
use the up/down buttons to adjust,
press select to change to treble.
Press INFO again to exit.
BASS AND TREBLE

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1. To select FM, press the “MODE”
button, the receiver will switch
to FM mode. It will automatically
tune to the nearest station. The
display will show the frequency.
LISTENING TO THE RADIO
FM MODE
Switching to...
FM
Station8 FM
Information
2. For manual search, press the
▲or▼ buttons repeatedly. To
activate auto search up, press or
hold the ▲ button, To activate
auto search down, press or hold
the ▼ button.
3. For Auto tune, press the “AUTO
TUNE/PLAY MODE” button, the
receiver will enter the ‘auto tune’
state and carry out an upward
scan and stop once a station has
been found. Hold the “AUTO
TUNE/PLAY MODE” button, the
receiver will enter the ‘auto tune’
state and carry out a downward
scan and stop once a station has
been found.
Press the “INFO” button when you are
listening to the FM radio. The bottom
line will change in the following
sequence: Programme Type ->
Signal Strength -> Date>Frequency
->Audio Mode->Radio Text>
Programme type
Please Note: If the radio station is
not transmitting extra information
then eg <RadioText> will be
displayed.
LISTENING TO THE RADIO
INFORMATION
Station8 FM
<Radio Text>
1.Insert SD card into the SD/MMC
card slot at top panel of main unit.
Press the “MODE” button to switch
the mode to SD mode. If there is a
SD card detected, the receiver
enters the SD mode. If there is no
SD card detected, the receiver will
display the following:
SD MODE (SD mode is the
mode after iPod mode)
Switching to...
Mp3
Card not
inserted
FM Audio Mode
The FM Audio mode can be set to
either "Auto" or "Mono".
If the FM signal is poor auto mode will
select "auto (mono)". Sometimes a
medium strength signal will cause
the auto mode to keep switching from
stereo to mono. If this happens then
select mono mode.
Press the INFO button until "Auto
(Stereo)" is displayed then press
select to change.

LISTENING TO IPOD
IPOD MODE (iPod is the
mode after FM mode)
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2.MP3 is the only format supported
in this model, so all files with an
extension other than ‘mp3’ are
hidden.
3.If there are no MP3 files on the SD
card, the display will show
4.Press the ▲ button to review the
last file or folder in the current
folder.
5.Press the ▼ button to review the
next file or folder in the current
folder.
6.Press the “MENU/SELECT” button
once on a folder to enter the folder.
7.Press the “MENU/SELECT”
button once again or press the
button once on a file to start play of
the song. Press the button once
again to pause the play.
1.Select the iPod universal dock
adaptor fitting to your iPod model.
The adapter number is on the back
of the adapter.
2.Install the adapter with two tabs
facing the front, by pushing it down
in the universal dock at the main
unit top.
3.To remove the adapter, press at
the back of the adapter and pull it up.
Note: 1.Only the universal dock
adapter Nos.3-10 are supplier with
this model.
2.Ensure that you use the universal
dock adapter corresponding to your
iPod in order to ensure that it is
installed in a stable way and that
the electrical contact is good.
LISTENING TO SD
\Folder1 SD
File.mp3
\ MP3
<Empty Folder>
8.During playback, press the
button to select previous or
next song ,hold or button to
forward and reverse track.
9. Press the “INFO/MENU/EXIT”
button once to exit the current level
of folder to the previous level.
10.Press the INFO/MENU/EXIT button
once again to stop the current play
and return to the idle state.
11.Press the “AUTO TUNE/PLAY MODE”
button toggle through the playback
modes “Rep One”,“Rep All” and
“Random” in a circular manner.
Install the universal dock
adapter
Universal
dock
adapter
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IPod description
iPod mini
4G iPod &U2 iPod
4G iPod
iPod photo& Color U2 iPod
iPod with color display
iPod photo
iPod with color display
iPod nano
5G iPod & U2 iPod with video
5G iPod with video
4GB & 6GB
20GB
40GB
20GB & 30GB
40GB & 60GB
2GB &4GB
30GB
60GB
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Capacity
Supplied in
this unit
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1.With correct ipod universal dock
adapter installed, gently dock the
ipod into the unit universal dock.
2.Press the “MODE” button to switch
the mode to Ipod. If there is no Ipod
detected, the receiver will go into
the DAB mode. When the receiver
is in idle state, it will display
“Connected”.
8.When a song is selected, press
once or press the
“INFO/MENU/EXIT” button once
again to playback the music. Press
once again to pause the play.
9.During playback, press or to
select next or previous song. Hold
or button for fast forward or rewind
play.
3.When docked, the Ipod battery will
be charged until it is fully charged.
4.Press the “INFO/MENU/EXIT”
button to access the Ipod menu.
5.Press ▲/▼button to select the
function.
6.Press the “INFO/MENU/EXIT”
button once to confirm the function.
7.You can press the “MENU/SELECT”
button to return to previous menu.
LISTENING TO iPOD
iPod
Connected
10.You can also press INFO/MENU/EXIT
button to display the menu to select
other functions.
11.Alternately, you can control your ipod
directly for play.
PLEASE NOTE: The hold switch on
your iPod will not effect controls from
the unit.
1. Disconnect the power lead,
hold the MENU/SELECT button
while reconnecting the power unit
this screen is displayed
System Reset
HOW TO RESET

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TO TURN OFF THE ALARM
3.Press the SLEEP button once again
to set the sleep time, the display will
be shown:
1. When the alarm is triggered, the
selected Alarm type will be on. To
stop the Alarm, press the
“STANDY” button. This will stop the
current function but will not cancel
the program of the alarm and it will
activate at the
pre-programmed time.
2. Press the “SNOOZE” button. This
will delay sounding for 8 minutes.
3.The Alarm function will deactivate
if an alarm has been sounding for
1 hour without being cancelled or
put into a snooze routine.
SETTING THE SLEEP
1.During normal radio operation,
when the alarm is not ringing,
pressing the “SLEEP” button once,
will switch to sleep time state menu.
2.Press ▲or▼ button to turn the sleep
function on or off.
AUDIO OUTPUT
You can connect this unit to an
amplifier using an RCA lead
(not supplied).
The output is volume adjustable,
audio from the unit can be cut by
pluging in earphones.
Sleep Time:
MM minutes
4.Press ▲or▼ button to increase or
decrease the time.
5.Count down starts immediately upon
setting the Sleep Timer State to ON.
6.When the alarm is ringing or in
STANDY mode, press the SLEEP
mode will have no effect.
SETTING THE ALARM
1. To set the alarm, press the
“ALARM” button once, the display
will be shown:
2. Press ▲or▼ button to move
between the options.
3. Press the “ALARM” button once
again, the display will be shown:
Alarm Type:
OFF/radio/beep
7. If there is an Alarm set, the display
will shown a * in the top right:
*
HH:MM:SS
8. If there is no Alarm set, the display
will shown:
HH:MM:SS
9. Press the “ALARM” button the forth
time to exit the alarm time set state
and return to previous state which
the first ALARM button was pressed.
Or after 5 seconds time out condition
will automatically return to previous
state which the first ALARM button
was pressed.
Alarm Time:
>HH:MM
4. Press ▲or▼ button to adjust the
alarm time HH.
5. Press the “ALARM” button a third
time, to enter the alarm time set
state in minutes, shown below;
6. Press ▲or▼ button to adjust the
alarm time MM.
Alarm Time:
HH:MM<

GUARANTEE
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Power Adaptor
Input Voltage:
AC 100V-240V~50/60Hz 0.7A
Output Voltage:
DC9.0V=1.89A
OUTPUT POWER: 2.5W
FREQUENCY RANGE:
DAB:174-240MHz
FM:87.5-108MHz
SPECIFICATION SUBJECT TO
CHANGE WITHOUT FURTHER
NOTICE Dipping warning:
The product shall not be exposed
dripping or splashing and that no
objects filled with liquids, such as
vases, shall be placed on the product
Ventilation warning:
The normal ventilation of the product
shall not be impeded for intended use
SPECIFICATION
Disposal and the
Environment
This product is covered by the waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment
(WEEE) regulations. It should not be
discarded with normal household
waste, but taken to your local collection
center for recycling. For further
information, Please contact the local
authority or approved disposal agency.
Caution: “Excessive sound pressure
from earphones and headphones can
cause hearing loss.”
This product is guaranteed for 12
months from the date of original
purchase. If any defect arises due to
faulty materials or workmanship,the
unit will either be replaced, a refund
given or repaired free of charge
(where possible) during this period by
the dealer from whom you purchased
the unit.The guarantee is subject to
the following provisions:
• The guarantee is only valid within
the boundaries of the country of
purchase.
• The product must be correctly
assembled and operated in
accordance with the instructions
contained in this booklet.
• The guarantee does not cover
accidental damage, misuse, or
consumable items.
• The guarantee will be rendered
invalid if the product is resold or has
been damaged by inexpert repair.
• The manufacturer disclaims any
liability for incidental or
consequential damages.
• This guarantee is in addition to and
does not diminish your statutory, or
legal rights.
Goodmans industries Ltd.
helpline number: 0871 230 1777
www.goodmans.co.uk

Issue 1-November 2007