Grundig Sonoclock 890 A WEB User manual

ELECTRONIC INTERNET
KITCHEN RADIO
Sonoclock 890 A WEB
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CONTENTS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
4 SONOCLOCK 890 A WEB
4 Special features
4 Packing contents
4 CE declaration
5 SET-UP AND SAFETY
6 OVERVIEW
6 Controls
8 The remote control
9 CONNECTION AND PREPARATION
9 Connecting the headphones
9 Connecting an MP3 player or a USB
memory stick
9 Connecting an external device
10 LAN connection to the Internet
11 WLAN connection to the Internet
12 Connecting the power cord
12 Inserting batteries in the remote control
13 Mounting the device
13 Mounting the device under a kitchen shelf
14 SETTINGS
14 Menu navigation
14 First Installation using the installation
assistant “Wizard”
17 Searching for and saving DAB stations
18 Searching for and saving FM stations
19 Setting the sound effect “My EQ”
19 Setting the contrast of the display
19 Setting the brightness of the display
20 GENERAL FUNCTIONS
20 Switching on and off
20 Selecting the input source
20 Adjusting the volume
20 Listening with headphones or earphones
20 Displaying information
21 INTERNET RADIO MODE
21 Listening to an Internet radio station
21 Selecting the internet radio stations’ input
source
21 Selecting Internet radio stations according
to search criteria
23 Storing Internet radio stations on presets
23 Opening preset Internet stations
24 Displaying information about Internet
radio stations
24 Listening to a Podcast
25 INTERNET RADIO TUNING SERVICE
25 Registering on the GRUNDIG homepage
25 Creating lists of favourites
27 Searching for radio stations that are not
provided by V-Tuner
28 SHARED MEDIA MODE
28 Shared media server (audio streaming)
28 Selecting the shared media input source
28 Other playback functions
28 Playlist
29 Playback of media and "remote control"
of Sonoclock via the PC
30 Play using the "Play to ..." function in the
Windows Media Player
30 Play using the "Play to ..." function without
the Windows Media Player
30 Display information
31 USB MODE
31 Playing the contents of a USB memory
stick
32 Playing tracks in random order
33 DAB MODE
33 Selecting the DAB input source
33 Selecting a DAB station – from the station
list
33 Selecting a DAB station – from presets
33 Displaying DAB station information

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34 FM MODE
34 Selecting the FM input source
34 Selecting stations – from presets
34 Stereo and mono reception
34 Displaying RDS station information
35 AUX MODE
35 Listening to an external source
36 TIMER MODE
36 Switch-on timer
37 Sleep timer
38 Reminder timer
39 SPECIAL SETTINGS
39 Displaying Software and ID information
39 Displaying information and network status
39 Installing an additional network
40 Setting the WLAN region
40 Deleting servers which cannot be
accessed
41 Registering the device with the WLAN
router with individual network settings
42 Setting the time, time zone and date
manually
43 Enter the PIN code for the "remote
control"
43 "Keeping" the connection to the router
44 Deleting a network which cannot be
accessed
44 Changing the menu language
44 Restoring the default settings (reset)
45 INFORMATION
45 Glossary
47 Licence conditions
51 Cleaning the device
51 Environmental note
51 Technical data
52 Troubleshooting

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SONOCLOCK 890 A WEB ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Special features
Your device provides access to numerous inter-
net radio stations via a router. You can connect
the device to the internet using a LAN cable or
WLAN.
For Internet operation, a DSL connection and
DSL flat rate are recommended.
Music titles archived on a PC or hard drive (NAS
- Network Attached Storage) can be played on
the device using a UPnP server or enabled fold-
ers via LAN or WLAN (audio streaming).
Your device supports the industry standard
DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) 1.5 digi-
tal media renderer.
This allows you to "Play To" other devices
around your home and combine media stream-
ing with controlling a connected media receiver
while streaming content to it from another Win-
dows 7 PC on a home network.
As well as internet radio stations, the device can
receive DAB and FM radio stations.
The MP3 and WMA music data formats can
also be played back via the USB input using a
USB memory stick or an MP3 player.
Use the Aux input to connect any other audio
sources.
Packing contents
Sonoclock 890 A WEB
Remote control
1 lithium battery 3 V, CR 2025
Operating manual
Device holder
CE declaration
You can find the CE declaration for Sonoclock
890 A WEB in the form of a pdf file on the en-
closed CD-ROM or on the Grundig Homepage
www.grundig.com/download/doc.

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SET-UP AND SAFETY -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Please note the following instructions when set-
ting up the system:
7
The device is designed for the playback of
audio signals. Any other use is expressly pro-
hibited.
7
If you want to set up the device on wall
shelves or in cupboards, please ensure that
it is adequately ventilated. There must be at
least 10 cm of space at the side, above and
behind the device.
7
Do not cover the device with newspapers,
table cloths, curtains, etc.
7
When setting up the device, remember that
furniture is often coated with various types of
varnish and plastic, which often contain chemi-
cal additives. These additives may cause cor-
rosion to the feet of the unit. This may leave
stains on the surface of the furniture which can
be difficult or impossible to remove.
7
If the device is exposed to sudden changes in
temperature, for example when taken from the
cold into a warm room, wait at least two hours
before using it.
7
The device is designed for use in dry rooms.
If you do use it outdoors, make sure it is pro-
tected from moisture such as dripping or
splashing water.
7
Only use the device in a moderate climate.
7
Do not place the device close to heating units
or in direct sunlight, as this will impair cooling.
7
Do not place any vessels containing liquids,
such as vases, on the device.
7
Do not place any objects such as burning can-
dles on the device.
7
Do not use any cleaning agents as they may
damage the housing. Clean the device with a
clean dry cloth.
7
Thunderstorms are a danger to all electrical
devices. Even if the device is switched off, it
can be damaged by a lightning strike to the
mains or the antenna cable. Always discon-
nect the mains during a storm.
7
If malfunctions occur due to static electricity
charges or brief mains voltage surges or RF in-
terference, reset the device. To do this, pull out
the mains adapter and connect it again after a
few seconds.
7
Do not open the device casing under any cir-
cumstances. Warranty claims are excluded
for damage resulting from improper handling.
7
Make sure the power plug is freely accessible.
7
Continuous use at high volume
level can cause damage to the us-
er’s hearing.

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Controls
The front of the device
ON/OFF Switches the device in and out
of standby mode.
e 1I6 In radio mode: station button
1/6.
In music archive mode: starts
playback of a track.
II 2I7 In radio mode: station button
2/7.
In music archive mode: pauses
playback.
7 3I8 In radio mode: station button
3/8.
In music archive mode: ends
playback.
4I9 In radio mode: station button
4/9.
In music archive mode: selects
the previous track
5I10 IIn radio mode: station button
5/10.
In music archive mode: selects
the next track.
i Displays information about the
Internet, DAB and FM radio
stations.
M Switches between the Internet
radio, music archive, DAB, FM
and Aux input sources.
MENU Opens the menu.
SNOOZE/OK In the menu: selects and
confirms options.
In alarm mode: interrupts the
alarm signal.
+ – Adjust the volume.
& In the menus: moves cursor up.
In radio mode: starts the FM
search.
% In the menus: moves cursor
down.
In radio mode: starts the FM
search.
&
Selects options and menu
pages in reverse.
%
Selects options and menu
pages forwards.

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The back of the device
U Headphone jack for connecting
a stereo headphone set with a
jack plug (3.5 mm).
The loudspeaker of the device is
automatically switched off.
AUX IN Audio signal input (stereo/
mono) for connecting an
external device.
USB USB port type B.
Only for software upgrades.
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USB USB port type A.
For connecting a USB memory
stick or an MP3 player.
LAN Socket for connecting to the
Ethernet network via LAN
cable.
― Wire antenna for DAB and FM
reception.
Power cord The only way to disconnect
the device completely from the
mains is to pull out the plug.

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OVERVIEW ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The remote control i Displays information about the
Internet, DAB and FM radio
stations and about the music
archive.
MENU Switches between the Internet
radio, music archive, DAB, FM
and Aux input sources.
Λ In the menus: moves cursor up.
In radio mode: starts the FM
search.
V
In the menus: moves cursor
down.
In radio mode: starts the FM
search.
Λ Switches in the menu one step
forwards.
V Switches in the menu one step
backwards.
OK In the menus: Confirms selected
options.
Interrupts the alarm signal.
–
X
+ Adjusts the volume.
e In music archive and USB mode:
starts playback of a track.
7 In music archive and USB mode:
ends playback.
In music archive and USB
mode: selects the previous
track.
In music archive and USB
mode: selects the next track.
II In music archive and USB mode:
pauses playback.
AL1 Activates the setting for alarm
time 1.
AL2 Activates the setting for alarm
time 2.
S/N Sets the sleep timer.
Press and hold down: activates
the reminder timer (NAP)
settings.
8 Switches the device to standby
mode and from standby mode to
the last input source selected.
M Switches between the Internet
radio, music archive, DAB, FM
and Aux input sources.
1 ... 0 Number buttons for various
inputs.
In radio mode: Selects Internet,
DAB and FM stations stored on
preset channels 1 to 10.

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Connecting the headphones
1 Insert the headphone plug (3.5 mm) into the
»U« socket on the device.
– The loudspeaker of the device is switched
off.
Important:
7
Excessive volume levels when using
headphones or earphonescan damage
your hearing.
Note:
7
You can also use the »U« socket to connect
the device to a hi-fi system.
Connecting an MP3 player or a
USB memory stick
Important:
7
The device must be switched off while the
USB connection is being made. If it is not
switched off, data can be lost.
1 Connect the USB interface of the MP3 player
to the »USB« (type A) socket on the device
using a standard USB cable
or
Insert the USB plug of the USB memory stick in
the USB socket »USB« (type A) on the device.
Connecting an external device
Note:
7
Switch the device off before you connect
external devices.
1 Use standard audio cables to connect the
audio outputs of the external device to the
»AUX IN« socket on the device.

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LAN connection to the Internet
Note:
7
Switch the device off before you connect it
to the internet.
1 Connect the Ethernet socket of the modem/
router to the »LAN« socket of the device using
a standard network cable (Twistedpair, RJ45
plug).
– The data throughput level is 10/100 MBIT.
Note:
7
The lines represent the function.
Internet radio
Music archive (audio
streaming)
Splitter
Sonoclock 890 A WEB
Music archive on the computer
Modem/routerTelephone socket

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WLAN connection to the Internet
Note:
7
The quality of the radio signal depends on
the distance between the device and your
modem/router.
7
The substance of the building at the
installation site can also affect this.
Note:
7
The lines represent the function.
Internet radio
Music archive (audio
streaming)
WLAN
Splitter
Sonoclock 890 A WEB
Music archive on hard drive (AS – Network Attached Storage)
Modem/router
Laptop
Telephone socket
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Connecting the power cord
Note:
7
Check that the mains voltage on the
type plate (on the back of the device)
corresponds to your local mains supply. If
this is not the case, contact your specialist
dealer.
1 Plug the power cord into the wall socket.
Caution:
7
The device is connected to the mains with
the power cord. Pull out the power plug
when you want to completely disconnect
the device from the mains.
7
Unplug the mains plug to disconnect the
device from the mains. Make sure the power
plug is easily accessible during operation
and not hindered by other objects.
Inserting batteries in the remote
control
1 Pull off the film from the battery.
2 Take off the battery compartment cover (screw
cap).
3 When inserting the battery (3 V, lithium, CR
2025), make sure the positive terminal (+) is
facing upwards and the buttons on the remote
control are facing downwards.
4 Replace the battery compartment cover
(screw cap) and fasten it.
Notes:
7
Do not expose the battery to extreme heat,
caused for example by direct sunlight,
heaters or fire.
7
If the device no longer reacts properly to
remote control commands, the battery may
be flat. Always remove used batteries.
The manufacturer accepts no liability for
damage caused by leaking batteries.
Environmental note:
7
Batteries, including those which contain
no heavy metal, should not be disposed
of with household waste. Always dispose
of used batteries in accordance with local
environmental regulations.
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Mounting the device
The loudspeaker is located on the bottom of the
device.
To obtain optimal sound, attach the device holder
on the bottom of the device before mounting.
1 Push the device holder into the recess on the
bottom of the device until it latches into place.
Mounting the device under a
kitchen shelf
The fastening screws are attached at the side of
the packaging.
1 Mark the position for the four fastening
screws.
2 Attach the device holder with the four screws.
3 Insert the device into the holder.
Note:
7
To remove the device, press the catch on the
back and pull out the device.

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Menu navigation
Press »MENU« on the device or on the remote
control to open the menu.
Select the »Main menu« by using » V « or » Λ «
and confirm by pressing »OK«.
In the main menu, you can select several sources
(Internet radio, Music player, DAB radio, FM
radio, Auxiliary Input) or the »System settings«
menu.
Select the sources or submenus by pressing » V «
or » Λ « and confirm by pressing »OK«.
If you wish to view the previous menu, press »
Λ
«.
Menus and submenus you can close with
»MENU«.
First Installation using the instal-
lation assistant “Wizard”
When you connect the device to the mains at the
first time, or after factory reset, the display will
show the Grundig logo.
The Wizard installation assistant then appears,
which guides you through the installation step by
step.
Notes:
7
For Wi-Fi connection, please make sure,
that the Wi-Fi router is switched on.
7
The network name (SSID) must be visible
and the MAC address of the device may
be entered in the Wi-Fi router.
7
Perform the registration process in the prox-
imity of the router in order to avoid prob-
lems with the Wi-Fi range.
7
If you wish to use a LAN cable for internet
access, the device has to be connected to
the router via LAN cable (see “Connection
and Preparation” section).
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Start First Installation
1 Switch on the device by pressing »8« on the
remote control or »ON/OFF« on the device.
– Display: »Setup wizard« menu opens.
Time/Date
Setup wizard
YES NO
Start now?
2 Select the push button »YES« with »
Λ
« or »
V
«
and press »OK« to confirm.
– Display: »Date/Time« menu opens.
Time/Date
Date/Time
12 24#
12/24 hour format
3 Select the hour format »12« or »24« with »
Λ
«
or »
V
« and press »OK« to confirm.
– Display: »Auto update« menu opens.
Time/Date
Auto update
Update from Network
Update from FM
Update from DAB
No update
4 Select the input source from which the auto-
matic time synchronisation should be per-
formed.
Selection options:
– »Update from DAB« (Time synchronisation
from an DAB station);
– »Update from FM« (Time synchronisation
from an FM station);
– »Update from Network« (Time synchroni-
sation from an Internet station),
– »No update« (No automatic time synchro-
nisation).

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Select one of the options with »
Λ
« or »
V
« and
press »OK« to confirm.
– The menu »Set timezone« appears (only if
»Update from Network« was selected).
Note:
7
If »Update from FM« or »Update from
DAB« was selected, continue from point 7.
5 Select the time zone (ex. »UTC +00:00 Dub-
lin, London«) with »
Λ
« or »
V
« and press
»OK« to confirm.
– Display: »Daylight savings« menu opens.
Time/Date
Daylight savings
ON OFF#
Daylight saving
6 Select Daylight savings (for Central Europe)
with »
Λ
« or »
V
« to select »ON«and press
»OK« to confirm.
Winter time is set using »OFF«.
– The menu »Wlan region« appears.
Time/Date
Wlan region
Most of Europe
Canada
USA
Spain
France
7 Select one of the WLAN regions with »
Λ
« or
»
V
« and press »OK« to confirm.
(This setting depends on the location where
you are operating your Sonoclock.)
– The »SSID« menu appears, and the availa-
ble networks (access points) are displayed.
Time/Date
SSID
[WPS]gimdsl
[Rescan]
grinternet
[Wired]
[Manual config]
Notes:
7 If you wish to connect via a LAN cable, se-
lect the option »[Wired]« with »
Λ
« or »
V
«
and press »OK« to confirm.
The initial set-up is then finished.
7
If the connection to the router is via a
WLAN, there are two options, depending
on the router in use:
If the router supports [WPS], then continue
operation from step 8/9 or step. 8/10 .
If the router does not support [WPS], then
continue operation from step 11.
7
If the network name (SSID) is suppressed on
the WLAN router for security reasons, the
network cannot be found. It must then be en-
tered manually. Select the option »[Manual
config]« with » V « or » Λ « and confirm with
»OK«. Continue the settings with the chap-
ter “Special Settings” - “Registering the de-
vice with the WLAN router ...” (page 41).
8 Select your wireless [WPS] network with » V «
or » Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
Note:
7
There are two options for logging on to a
[WPS] network: using the push button on
the router menu or by entering a PIN on
the router.
9 Select the option »Push-Button« with » V « or
» Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
Activate the »Push Button« function on the
router (menu or button) and press »OK« on
the device within 2 minutes.
– Display: »Please wait, connecting« and then
»Connected«.
End setting with »OK« on the device;
or
10 Select the option »PIN« with » V « or » Λ « and
press »OK« to confirm.
– Display: PIN number that specifies the de-
vice.
Enter the PIN number in the router menu and
confirm.
– Display: »Please wait, connecting« and then
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11 Select your wireless network (SSID) with » V «
or » Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
– WEP or WPA Key menu opens, the cursor
is positioned in the first input position.
Time/Date
Key:
0123456789._@,
abcdefghijklmn
opqrstuvyzABC
DEFGHIJKLMNOPQ
←
8
ESC
Note:
7
If the network is encrypted, the network key
(security code WEP or WPA) must be en-
tered.
12 Enter your wireless security code:
Select the first character (capital and small
letters, numbers, symbols) with » V «, » Λ «, »
Λ
«
or »
V
« and press »OK« to confirm.
Repeat the procedure for all characters.
After you finish entering all characters, select
the push button » 8 « with » V «, » Λ «, »
Λ
« or
»
V
« and press »OK« to confirm.
– The menu »Internet Setup« appears, the
network registration is processed.
Notes:
7
You can choose between numbers, lower
and upper case letters, and special charac-
ters.
7
Press » V « or » Λ « to scroll through the
menu pages (numbers, letters, special char-
acters, etc.).
7
If you make a mistake during entry, press
» V «, » Λ «, »
Λ
« or »
V
« to select the push
button »←« and press »OK« to confirm.
The last character is deleted.
7
If you wish to exit the menu prematurely,
press » V «, » Λ «, »
Λ
« or »
V
« to select the
push button »ESC« and press »OK« to con-
firm.
– After successful registration, the message
»Setup wizard completed« appears.
13 Press »OK« to end the setting.
Selecting the menu language
After the first installation, you can choose your
preferred menu languages. The preset setting is
»English«.
1 Press »MENU« to open the menu.
2 Select the option »Main menu« with » V « or
» Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
– The »Main menu« menu opens.
3 Select the option »System settings« with » V «
or » Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
4 Select the option »Language« with » V « or
» Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
Time/Date
Language
English Ý
Deutsch
Français
Italiano
Dansk
5 Select your preferred language with » V « or
» Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
6 Press »MENU« to end the setting.

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Searching for and saving DAB
stations
Your device has a DAB/ DAB+ (Digital Audio
Broadcasting) receiver unit which enables crys-
tal-clear radio reception in CD quality, i.e. with-
out hissing or crackling.
DAB stations are combined into ensembles (mul-
tiplexes) at regional and national levels. An en-
semble contains several stations broadcast on
the same frequency. One individual station can
combine other secondary service components
such as live broadcasts or foreign language
news.
The device can receive DAB stations on Band III
(174.928 – 239.200 MHz, 5A – 13F).
Automatic station search
If you first switch on the device in DAB mode, the
automatic station search starts (Display: »Scan-
ning«). During the search, the first line shows the
number of stations found, and the second shows
the search scale. After the end of the search, an
alphanumeric arrangement of stations (A...Z,
0...9) appears. If no stations are found, the DAB
menu appears in the display.
1 Press »M« repeatedly until »DAB radio« ap-
pears on display.
– The device searches for DAB stations.
Note:
7
In the »DAB Radio« – »Full scan« menu,
you can restart a new “Automatic station
search”. This may be necessary when the
location of the device is changed.
Manual station search
If you know the frequencies or the transmission
channels of the ensembles (multiplexes), you can
also search for DAB stations manually.
1 Press »MENU« to open the DAB menu.
DAB
Station list >
Manual tune >
Scan
Prunr invalid
DRC >
2 Select the option »Manual tune« with » V « or
» Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
– Display: »5A 174.928MHz«.
3 Select your frequency with » V « or » Λ « and
press »OK« to confirm.
– Display: e.g. »5D 180.064MHz« and the
search scale.
– New stations are added to the list.
Sorting channels
You can sort the station list stored during the sta-
tion search in three different ways.
– »Alphanumeric«: all stations are sorted alpha-
numerically (default setting).
– »Ensemble«: all stations are sorted by ensemble.
– »Valid«: active stations are listed first, stations
that are not active are shown with a question
mark.
1 Press »MENU« to open the DAB menu.
2 Select the option »Station order« with » V « or
» Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
3 Select your settings with » V « or » Λ « and
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Deleting a station list
The names of the DAB stations remain in the sta-
tion list even after a new automatic search.
However, these DAB stations can no longer be
received and the names can be deleted from the
station list.
1 Press »MENU« to open the DAB menu.
2 Select the option »Prune invalid« with » V « or
» Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
3 Select the push button »YES« with »
Λ
« or »
V
«
and press »OK« to confirm.
– The names of the DAB stations which are
now invalid are deleted.
Saving DAB radio stations on pre-
sets
You can use the remote control to fill 10 presets
with the DAB radio stations of your choice. If you
assign the presets again, the previously saved
stations are overwritten.
1 Search for the DAB station as described.
2 To save stations, keep pressing the number
button »1 ... 0« until »Preset stored« appears
in the display.
– The station stored with a preset number then
appears in the display.
3 To store more stations, repeat steps 1 and 2
as many times as necessary.
Setting Dynamic Range Control
(DRC) for DAB stations
When you activate Dynamic Range Control
(DRC), you can hear quiet sounds better in a
loud environment.
1 Press »MENU« to open the DAB menu.
2 Select the option »DRC« with » V « or » Λ «
and press »OK« to confirm.
– Display: e.g. »DRC off« (no DRC).
3 Select the value (»DRC high« or »DRC low«)
with » V « or » Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
Note:
7
The DAB station must support DRC.
Searching for and saving FM
stations
Setting the search mode
There are two different automatic station search
modes.
1 Press »M« repeatedly until »FM radio« ap-
pears on display.
2 Press »MENU« to open the »FM« menu.
Time/Date
FM
Scan setting
Audio setting
System settings
Main menu
3 Select the option »Scan setting« with » V « or
» Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
– Display: »Strong stations only?«.
4 Select your setting (»YES« or »NO«) with »
Λ
«
or »
V
« and press »OK« to confirm.
5 Press »MENU« to end the setting.
Automatic station search
1 Press and hold » V « or » Λ «. When you re-
lease the button, the automatic search stops
at the next FM station.
– If RDS information is transmitted by the
broadcaster, then the device saves the sta-
tion name. If station and title information is
transmitted, it will appear as ticker text after
a short time.
Tuning stations manually
1 Move the frequency forward in brief steps by
repeatedly pressing » V « or » Λ «.
– The frequency goes up or down in 50 kHz
steps.
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Saving FM radio stations on presets
You can use the remote control to fill 10 presets
with the FM radio stations of your choice. If you
assign the presets again, the previously saved
stations are overwritten.
1 Search for the FM station as described.
2 To save stations, keep pressing the number
button »1...0« until »Preset stored« appears
in the display.
– The stored station with a preset number then
appears in the display.
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Button »0« is used for preset 10.
3 To store more stations, repeat steps 1 and 2
as many times as necessary.
Setting the sound effect “My EQ”
1 Press »MENU« to open the menu.
2 Select the option »System settings« with » V «
or » Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
3 Select the option »Equaizer« with » V « or
» Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
4 Select the option »My EQ profile setup« with
» V « or » Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
5 Select the option »Bass« by pressing with » V «
or » Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
Select the preferred setting for the bass with
» V « or » Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
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Repeat the setting for the treble.
6 Switch off the menu with »
Λ
«.
7 Press »MENU« to end the setting.
Setting the contrast of the dis-
play
1 Press »MENU« to open the menu.
2 Select the option »System settings« with » V «
or » Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
3 Select the option »Contrast« with » V « or » Λ «
and press »OK« to confirm.
Time/Date
System settings
Brightness
Equaliser >
Contrast
Network >
Time/Date >
4 Set the value with » Λ « or » V « and press
»OK« to confirm.
Setting the brightness of the
display
1 Press »MENU« to open the menu.
2 Select the option »System settings« with » V «
or » Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
3 Select the option »Brightness« with » V « or
» Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
Time/Date
System settings
Brightness
Equaliser >
Contrast
Network >
Time/Date >
4 Select the option »Normal« or »Standby« with
» V « or » Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
5 Set the value with » Λ « or » V « and press
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Adjusting the volume
1 Adjust the volume with »–
X
+«.
Listening with headphones or
earphones
1 Insert the headphone plug (3.5 mm) into the
»U« socket on the back of the device.
– The loudspeaker of the device is switched
off.
Important:
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Prolonged listening with the head phones
or ear phones at loud volumes can damage
your hearing.
Displaying information
1 Press »MENU« to open the menu of the
source.
2 Select the option »System settings« with » V «
or » Λ « and press »OK« to confirm.
3 Select the option »Info« with » V « or » Λ « and
press »OK« to confirm.
Time/Date
System settings
Nap
Factory Reset
Language >
Setup wizard
Info
– The software version, the MAC address and
the name of the device are displayed.
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Switching on and off
1 Switch on the device from standby mode by
pressing »8« on the remote control or »ON/
OFF« on the device.
– Display: The system switches to the last
source selected.
2 Switch the device to standby mode by press-
ing »8« on the remote control or »ON/OFF«
on the device.
– Display: The current time and date.
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The only way to disconnect the device from
the mains supply is to pull out the plug from
the wall socket.
Selecting the input source
1 Press »M« repeatedly to select »Internet Ra-
dio«, »Music player«, »DAB radio«, »FM ra-
dio« or »Aux In« on the display;
or
1 Press »MENU« to open the menu.
2 Select the »Main menu« with » V « or » Λ «
and press »OK« to confirm.
3 Select your required input source (»Internet
Radio«, »Music player«, »DAB radio«, »FM
radio« or »Aux In«) with » V « or » Λ « and
press »OK« to confirm.
Time/Date
Main menu
Internet radio
DAB
Music player
FM
Auxiliary Input