Hama DR1610BTS User manual

Operating Instructions /Bedienungsanleitung /Mode d‘emploi /Instrucciones de uso /
Руководство по эксплуатации /Istruzioni per l‘uso /Gebruiksaanwijzing / Οδηγίες χρήσης /Instrukcja obsługi /
Használati útmutató /Návod kpoužití /Návod na použitie /Manual de instruções /Kullanma kılavuzu /
Manual de utilizare/Bruksanvisning /Käyttöohje / Работна инструкция /Betjeningsvejledning /Manuelt stasjonssøk
Digital Radio
Digitalradio
00054870
(DR1610BTS)

GOperating Instructions
Technical data /
Technische Daten
Radio Receiver/
Radio Empfänger
DAB
ü
DAB+
ü
FM
ü
Internet
-
Spotify
-
Connectivity/
Konnektivität Bluetooth
®
V2.1
Bluetooth
®
Proles/
Bluetooth
®
-Prole A2DP V1.2, AVRCP V1.4
Display/
Display 2.4" (6.1 cm Colour TFT)
DAB/DAB+ Frequencies/
DAB/DAB+ Frequenzen 174 –240 MHz
FM Frequncies/
FM Frequenzen 87.5 –108 MHz
Speaker/
Lautsprecher 2.75" 2x5W(RMS)
Acoustic Material/
Material Klangkörper Wood MDF
Power input/
Stromeingang 12 V 1A
Power Consumption/
Stromaufnahme
Operation/
Betrieb max. 12 WStandby <1W
Input &Output/
Anschlüsse
DC Socket, Line Out (3.5 mm), AUX IN (3.5 mm),
Earphone Jack (3.5 mm), USB (Update Port)
Presets/
Favoriten
DAB/DAB+:
30
FM:
30
Codec DAB:
MP2, AAC
Bluetooth
®
:
SBC
UI Languages/
UI Sprachen
English, French, German, Italian, Finnish, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian,
Polish, Swedish, Portuguese, Spanish, Slovak, Czech, Turkish
Package Content/
Verpackungsinhalt
DR1610BTS, Power adaptor,Remote control,
2x AAA alkaline battery,Instruction manual
Dimension (WxHxD)/
Größe (BxHxT) 16 x12x15cm
Weight/
Gewicht 1.3 kg
Maximum radio-frequency
power transmitted
Bluetooth
®
:
4dBm
Bluetooth
®
Frequncies 2.402 –2.480GHz

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Controls and Displays
A: Front
1[volume -/+] /
[ ]
Rotate: Volume control
Press: On/off switch
2[info] Display additional information
3[menu] Direct access to the menu /
Back one menu level
4[mode] Changing operating mode
(Bluetooth, DAB, FM, Aux in)
5[back] Back one menu level
6[alarm] Direct access to alarm clock
settings
7[memory] List/save favourites
8[enter/
navigate]
Rotate: Select
Press: Conrm
92.8” LCD
10 Infrared receiver
11 Brightness sensor
12 [SNOOZE] Activating Snooze
B: Back
11 Mains power supply
12 Headphone socket
13 AUX-In socket
14 Line-out socket
15 Connexion USB-B
16 Auto dimmer switch
Antenna
Thread for attaching to the
wall bracket
C: Remote Control
1[]On/off switch
≙Press [volume -/+]/ [ ]
2[OK] Conrm
≙Press [enter/navigate]
3Navigation
keys
∧Up /∨Down /
5Back one menu level
≙[back] /
3Forward/ Conrm
≙Press [enter/navigate]/[OK]
4Volume keys
[+]/[-]
Volume control
≙Rotate [volume -/+]/ [ ]
5[MENU] Direct access to the menu
≙[menu]
6[MODE]
Changing operating mode
(Internet radio, Spotify Connect,
Music player,DAB, FM, Aux in)
≙[mode]
7[INFO] Display additional information
≙[info]
8[MUTE] Mute
9[ALARM] Direct access to alarm clock
settings ≙[alarm]
10 [I◄◄ ]previous track (operating mode:
Spotify Connect, Music player)
11 [►►I ]next track (operating mode:
Spotify Connect, Music player)
12 [►II]
Start/ Stop playback (operating
mode: Spotify Connect, Music
player,Aux in)
13 Number
keys
Direct access to favourites/Save
favourites
14 [SLEEP] Snooze settings
≙[SNOOZE]
15 [SNOOZE] Activating Snooze
≙[SNOOZE]

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1. Explanation of Warning Symbols and Notes ...........4
2. Package contents ................................4
3. Safety Notes ....................................4
4. Information and notes beforeinitial startup ...........5
5. Getting started ..................................5
5.1 Remote control ....................................5
5.2 Radio –Connecting and starting up.....................5
5.3 General notes on use ................................5
5.4 Initial setup .......................................6
6. Main menu/modes................................6
7. DAB ...........................................7
7.1 Suchlauf/ Automatischer Suchlauf ......................7
7.2 Station list .......................................7
7.3 Cleaning up the station list ...........................7
7.4 Favourites .......................................8
7.4.1 Saving favourites................................8
7.4.2 Opening favourites ..............................8
7.4.3 Managing favourites with the remote control...........8
7.5 DRC (Dynamic Range Control) .........................8
8. FM ............................................9
8.1 Search setting .....................................9
8.2 Automatic station search .............................9
8.3 Manual station search ...............................9
8.4 Favourites ........................................9
8.4.1 Saving favourites................................9
8.4.2 Opening favourites .............................10
8.4.3 Managing favourites with the remote control..........10
8.5 Audio settings ....................................10
9. Auxiliary Input..................................10
10. Bluetooth ....................................11
10.1 Bluetooth pairing.................................11
10.2 Automatic Bluetooth connection .....................11
11. Snooze .....................................12
12. Alarm clock ...................................12
12.1 Settings........................................12
12.2 Activating/deactivating the alarm.....................13
12.3 Activating/deactivating the alarm in standby mode........13
12.4 Stopping the alarm/snooze..........................13
Content
13. System settings ................................13
13.1 Equaliser .......................................13
13.2 Time settings ....................................14
13.3 Language ......................................14
13.4 Factory settings ..................................14
13.5 Softwareupdates.................................15
13.6 Info ...........................................15
13.7 Backlight.......................................15
13.8 AUX: Auto standby ...............................15
14. Wall mounting.................................15
15. Careand Maintenance ..........................16
16. Warranty Disclaimer ............................16
17. Service and Support ............................16
18. Recycling Information ...........................16
19. Declaration of Conformity........................16

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Menu structure
DAB
Station List
Full Scan
Prune Invalid
DRC
High
Low
Off
System Settings *
FM
Scan setting
Strong stations only
all stations
Audio settings
Stereo allowed
Forced Mono
System Settings *
Bluetooth
Pair
System Settings *
AUX in
System Settings *
System Settings *
Sleep
Off
15 Minutes
30 Minutes
45 Minutes
60 Minutes
90 Minutes
Equaliser
Normal
Classic
Jazz
Pop
Rock
Speech
My EQ
My EQ prole Setup
Time/Date
Set Time/Date
Auto Update
Set 12/24 hour
Set Date Format
Backlight
Timeout
On Level
Dim Level
Language
Factory Reset
SoftwareUpdate
SoftwareVersion

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Thank you for choosing aHama product.
Take your time and read the following instructions and
information completely.Please keep these instructions in a
safe place for futurereference. If you sellthe device, please
pass these operating instructions on to the new owner.
1. Explanation of Warning Symbols and Notes
Risk of electric shock
This symbol indicates product parts energized with a
dangerous voltage of sucient magnitude to constitute
arisk of electric shock.
Warning
This symbol is used to indicate safety instructions or to
draw your attention to specichazards and risks.
Note
This symbol is used to indicate additional information or
important notes.
2. Package contents
•DR1610BTS digital radio
•Quick guide/operating instructions
•Power supply unit
•Remote control
•2xAAA batteries
3. Safety Notes
•The product is intended for private, non-commercial use
only.
•Protect the product from dirt, moistureand overheating
and us it in dry rooms only.
•As with all electrical devices, this device should be kept
out of the reach of children.
•Do not drop the product and do not expose it to any
major shocks.
•Do not operate the product outside the power limits
given in the specications.
•Keep the packaging material out of the reach of children
due to the risk of suffocation.
•Dispose of packaging material immediately according to
locally applicable regulations.
•Do not modify the device in any way.Doing so voids the
warranty.
Risk of electric shock
•Do not open the device or continue to operate it if it
becomes damaged.
•Do not use the product if the AC adapter,adapter
cable or power cable is damaged.
•Do not attempt to service or repair the product
yourself.Leave any and all service work to qualied
experts.
Warning Batteries
•When inserting batteries, note the correct polarity (+
and -markings) and insert the batteries accordingly.
Failuretodosocould result in the batteries leaking
or exploding.
•Do not allow children to change batteries without
supervision.
•Remove the batteries from products that arenot being
used for an extended period.
•Do not short-circuit batteries.
•Do not charge batteries.
•Do not throw batteries in a re.
•Keep batteries out of the reach of children.
•Do not mix old and new batteries or batteries of a
different type or make.

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4. Information and notes before initial startup
Note –Optimising reception
•Please note:
•Always pullthe antenna out completely.
•We recommend you adjust the antenna vertically to
ensureoptimal reception.
•Tryvarious different positions if necessary to get the
best reception.
5. Getting started
5.1 Remote control
•Open the battery compartment cover located on the rear
of the remote control.
•Pull the closing tab back (if present) and lift the cover.
With other models of remote control, it suces to simply
push the casing in the direction indicated.
A: Closing tab B: Sliding cover
•Insert the batteries provided, making sureyou match the
polarities correctly.The correct polarity is indicated by the
plus and minus symbols in the battery compartment.
5.2 Radio –Connecting and starting up
Connect the power cable to aproperly installed and easily
accessible power socket.
The power supply unit is suitable for mains voltages
between 100 and 240 V, and is thus operable on almost
any AC power grid. Please note that acountry-specic
adapter may be necessary.
Youcan nd aselection of compatible products at www.
hama.com.
Note
•Connect the product to asocket that has been
approved for the device.
•When using amulti-socket power strip, make sure
that the sum power draw of all the connected devices
does not exceed its maximum throughput rating.
•The electrical socket must always be easily accessible.
•If you will not be using the product for along period
of time, disconnect it from mains power.
Once the product has been connected to mains power,
initialisation takes place.
5.3 General notes on use
Notes on use
•These operating instructions always relate to
operation using the controls on the device. Functions
that areonly usable by remote control areexplained
separately.
•The buttons on the remote control and their functions
(≙)correspond to the control buttons on the device.
Formoreinformation, see Controls and Displays.
•[OK] and the navigation button ►on the remote
control correspond to pressing [enter/navigate].
•The navigation button ◄on the remote control has
the same function as [back] on the front of the radio.
•The navigation buttons ▲/▼correspond to turning
[enter/navigate] to the left and right on the front of
the radio.
•In menus offering avariety of different options (for
example, DRC, Language, etc.), the option currently
selected is marked with an asterisk (*).
•When aselection is to be made between different
buttons (for example, YesorNo), the selected button
is marked with <>.
Navigation and controls
•Choose between individual menu items by turning [enter/
navigate].
•Press [enter/navigate] to conrm your selection.
This procedureisindicated in these operating instructions
by the following symbols.

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selection (navigate) conrmation (enter)
Some features can be
accessed by means
of shortcut buttons.
Pressing shortcut buttons
is indicated herebythis
symbol.
After pressing ashortcut button, navigate between the
menu items using [enter/navigate].
Adjusting/muting the volume
•Youcan turn the volume up or down by turning the
[volume -/+] /[ ]right or left respectively.
•Press [MUTE] on the remote control to mute the radio.
•Press [MUTE] again to reset the volume to the level it was
at beforethe radio was muted.
Additional information
Press [info] to display context-dependent additional
information. The information shown depends on the
operating mode as well as the current choice of radio
station, music le, etc.
[info]
•Description
Indicates the radio station, the current program, contents,
subjects, etc.
•Program genre/country
Indicates the genre(music style) and the country or region
of the station.
•Bit rate
The current digital bit rate of the station currently being
received.
•Codec
Species the encoding scheme used to digitise the data or
signal (such as MP3 or WMA).
•Sampling rate
Species the sampling rate, or the frequency with which
the audio signal is polled in acertain period of time.
•Playback buffer
The signal strength of the current station is indicated by
the length of the bar display.
•Today’sdate
•Time
•Signal error
•Service not available
Is displayed if thereiscurrently no DABreception.
•Switching on/off/standby
Press [volume -/+] /[ ]toturn the radio on or off
(standby).
To completely switch off the device, disconnect it from the
power supply.
5.4 Initial setup
Astation search in DABoperating mode is automatically
started when you switch the radio on for the rst time.
English is the default language for the radio’s menu
navigation. Youcan set your required language as
described in 13.3 Language.
6. Main menu/modes
The main menu contains the various operating modes as
well as other options that areexplained separately in the
following chapters.
7. DAB
8. FM
9. Auxiliary Input
10. Bluetooth
Choose between the available operating modes by
repeatedly pressing [mode].

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7. DAB
The radio receives all the conventional digital radio
frequencies in arange from 174 MHz to 240 MHz (band
III, channels 5A to 13F).
•Enable DABoperating mode on the radio by repeatedly
pressing [mode]:
[mode]
•Alternatively,press [DAB] on the remote control to switch
directly to this operating mode.
7.1 Suchlauf/ Automatischer Suchlauf
The automatic DABchannel search scans DABband III for
available stations. After the station search, all interference-
free stations aresaved in alphabetical order.
In the station list, a?isdisplayed in front of the station
names of stations found during aprevious scan but which
cannot currently be received.
The automatic DABstation search starts automatically
when DABmode is started for the rst time; it is indicated
by Search... and astatus bar on the display.
If you would like to start the search again, proceed as
follows:
[menu]
Scan
7.2 Station list
Youcan call up the station list in DABmode at any time.
Thereare two options for doing this.
a) If astation is already playing, simply turn [enter/
navigate]. The radio willthen display the station list.
b)
[menu]
Station list
7.3 Cleaning up the station list
To remove stations that arenot currently in the reception
area from your station list, proceed as follows:
[menu]
Edit
If you answer [YES], then all currently unavailable stations
willberemoved from the station list.

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7.4 Favourites
Youcan save up to 30 of your favourite stations for quick
and direct access.
7.4.1 Saving favourites
•Set the station that you would like to save as afavourite
station preset.
•When the station is displayed, press and hold [memory]
on the front of the radio.
[memory]
After approx. 2seconds, an overview window with the
favourites slots opens.
•Turn [enter/navigate] to switch between the slots (1 to
30).
•Press [enter/navigate] to storethe station in the desired
favourites slot.
7.4.2 Opening favourites
Press [memory] to open the overview window with the list
of favourite stations.
[memory]
Use [enter/navigate] to select one of your favourites.
Note
Favourites cannot be deleted.
If all 10 station memory slots are lled and you wish to
save anew station, choose one of the occupied slots.
The station in this slot will be overwritten with the new
station.
7.4.3 Managing favourites with the remote control
Favourites 1-10
•The included remote control has number keys
•from 1to0(0 ≙10). Each of these number keys can be
assigned with afavourite (for each reception mode).
•To save astation, press and hold the corresponding
number key on the remote control (approx. three
seconds).
•The radio conrms that the favourite has been saved with
the message „Preset stored” on the display.
•To call the favourite again, brieypress the
corresponding number key on the remote control.
Favourites 1–30 (alternative to number buttons)
•To storeastation on favourites slots 1to30, press and
hold [FAVORITES] (approx. three seconds). After two
seconds, an overview window with the favourites slots
opens.
•Use the favourites buttons [+] /[-] (turn [enter/navigate])
to switch between the slots (1 to 30).
•Press [OK] ([enter/navigate]) to storethe station in the
desired favourites slot.
•To then open the favourites, brieypress [FAVORITES],
use the favourites buttons [+] /[-] (turn [enter/navigate])
to select the desired favourite and conrm your selection
by pressing [OK] ([enter/navigate]).
7.5 DRC (Dynamic Range Control)
Some DABnetwork radio stations support avolume control
featurethat actively takes effect during playback. If the
volume suddenly increases, DRC automatically lowers it. If
the volume suddenly becomes quieter,DRC automatically
raises it. The same happens when playback is suddenly
quiet. The radio then increases the volume again.
DRC high: total equalisation of different volumes. Strong
compression can audibly reduce the dynamics of apiece
of music.
DRC low: partial equalisation of different volumes. More
subtle compression, without too much loss of dynamics.
DRC off: no equalisation.

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To change the setting, proceed as follows:
[menu]
DRC
8. FM
Enable FM operating mode on the radio by repeatedly
pressing [mode]:
[mode]
Alternatively,press [FM] on the remote control
to switch to this operating mode directly.
8.1 Search setting
The search setting allows you to determine whether
stations with low signal strength areignored during the
automatic search.
Proceed as follows:
[menu]
Scan setting
•To have the search stop only at stations with astrong
signal, select Only strong stations. Otherwise, the
search run will stop at every station for which asignal is
received.
8.2 Automatic station search
•Press and hold [enter/navigate] until the automatic
station search starts.
•The radio stops the search and starts playback when it
nds astation.
•Press [enter/navigate] to continue the search until the
next station is found.
8.3 Manual station search
When you make station settings manually,you can dene
the desired frequency yourself and tune into stations that
wereignored during the automatic station search because
their signals weretoo weak.
•Turn [enter/navigate] (left: -0.05 MHz/ right: +0.05)
until you see the desired frequency.Wait amoment until
playback of the received station signal begins.
8.4 Favourites
Youcan save up to 10 of your favourite stations for quick
and direct access.
8.4.1 Saving favourites
•Set the station that you would like to save as afavourite
station preset.
•When the station is displayed, press and hold [memory]
on the front of the radio.
[memory]
After approx. 2seconds, an overview window with the
favourites slots opens.
•Turn [enter/navigate] to switch between the slots (1 to
10).
•Press [enter/navigate] to storethe station in the desired
favourites slot.

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8.4.2 Opening favourites
Press [memory] to open the overview window with the list
of favourite stations.
[memory]
Use [enter/navigate] to select one of your favourites.
Note
Favourites cannot be deleted.
If all 10 station memory slots are lled and you wish to
save anew station, choose one of the occupied slots.
The station in this slot will be overwritten with the new
station.
8.4.3 Managing favourites with the remote control
Favourites 1-10
The included remote control has number keys
from 1to0(0 ≙10). Each of these number keys can be
assigned with afavourite (for each reception mode).
•To save astation, press and hold the corresponding
number key on the remote control (approx. three
seconds).
•The radio conrms that the favourite has been saved with
the message Saved on the display.
•To call the favourite again, brieypress the
corresponding number key on the remote control.
Favourites 1–30 (alternative to number buttons)
•To storeastation on favourites slots 1to30, press and
hold [FAVORITES] (approx. three seconds). After two
seconds, an overview window with the favourites slots
opens.
•Use the favourites buttons [+] /[-] (turn [enter/navigate])
to switch between the slots (1 to 30).
•Press [OK] ([enter/navigate]) to storethe station in the
desired favourites slot.
•To then open the favourites, brieypress [FAVORITES],
use the favourites buttons [+] /[-] (turn [enter/navigate])
to select the desired favourite and conrm your selection
by pressing [OK] ([enter/navigate]).
8.5 Audio settings
Forsome stations with aweak signal, quality can be
improved slightly by playing them in mono. Youcan enable
this function in the menu (Mono only), and the radio
will automatically switch to mono reception when signal
quality is poor.
To change this option, proceed as follows:
[menu]
Audio setting
9. Auxiliary Input
Youcan use the analogue audio input (AUX IN socket) to
connect mobile devices (for example, smartphone, tablet
PC, MP3 player,etc.) to the radio and play your audio les
using the radio.
•Enable AUX operating mode on the radio by repeatedly
pressing [mode]:
[mode]
Alternatively,press [AUX] on the remote control
to switch to this operating mode directly.
•Connect your mobile device to the audio input (AUX IN
socket) of the radio using a3.5 mm audio cable (jack
cable).
•Start and control audio playback using the controls on
the connected terminal device.

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10. Bluetooth
Youcan pair your terminal device with the radio using
Bluetooth and use it as aplayback device. Youcan control
playback directly on the terminal device. Youcan adjust the
volume on the radio, as well.
Note –Bluetooth
•Check whether your mobile device (smartphone,
tablet, etc.) is Bluetooth-capable.
•Note that the maximum range for Bluetooth is 10
metres without obstacles such as walls, people, etc.
•The Bluetooth connection may be disrupted by other
Bluetooth devices/connections in the vicinity.
•It is only possible to connect the radio to one terminal
device.
•Note that compatibility depends on the supported
Bluetooth proles as well as the Bluetooth versions
being used. (see technical specications, operating
instructions of the terminal device in use)
Enable Bluetooth operating mode on the radio by
repeatedly pressing [mode]:
[mode]
10.1 Bluetooth pairing
•Make surethat your Bluetooth-capable terminal device is
on and Bluetooth is activated.
•Open the Bluetooth settings on your terminal device and
wait until DR1610BTS appears in the list of Bluetooth
devices found.
•If necessary,start searching for Bluetooth devices on your
terminal device.
•Select DR1610BTS and wait until the radio is shown as
connected in the Bluetooth settings on your terminal
device.
•Your terminal device is also shown as connected on the
radio display.
•Start and control audio playback using the controls of the
terminal device.
Note –Bluetooth Password
Some terminal devices requireapasswordinorder to
connect to another Bluetooth device.
•If your terminal device requests apasswordfor
connection to the radio, enter 0000.
10.2 Automatic Bluetooth connection
(after successful pairing)
•Terminal devices already paired with the radio are
automatically saved on the radio.
•If you arepairing the terminal device with the radio for
the rst time, proceed as described in 10.1. Bluetooth
pairing.
•Make surethat your Bluetooth-capable terminal device is
on and Bluetooth is activated.
•The devices will be automatically connected.
•If necessary,open the Bluetooth settings on your terminal
device and select DR1610BTS.
•Start and control audio playback using the controls of the
terminal device.
Note –impaired connection
After the radio and terminal device have been paired, a
connection is established automatically.Ifthe Bluetooth
connection is not established automatically,check the
following:
•Check the Bluetooth settings on your terminal device
to see whether DR1610BTS is connected. If not, repeat
the steps listed under Bluetooth pairing.
•Check whether your terminal device and the radio are
less than 10 metres apart. If not, move the devices
closer together.
•Check whether obstacles areimpairing the range. If
so, move the devices closer together.

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11. Snooze
The radio has atimer function, which switches the radio to
standby mode after apre-dened length of time.
•Repeatedly press [SNOOZE] on the remote control to
set the desired time interval (off/15/30/45/60/90/120
minutes).
[SNOOZE]
•Once the pre-set interval has elapsed, the radio switches
to standby mode.
•Press [volume -/+] /[ ]toturn the radio back on.
•If atime interval is already activated, you can change or
disable it (off) at any time by pressing [SNOOZE] again.
Note
The backlight for when the timer function is activated
(snooze) can be set separately; for example, it can be
darker than in normal mode (see 13.7 Backlight).
12. Alarm clock
The radio allows you to set two different alarm times.
12.1 Settings
The conguration of alarm 1and alarm 2isidentical. They
allow two alarm times to be saved independently.Select
alarm 1or2byrepeatedly pressing [alarm] and pressing
[enter/navigate] to conrm, and then congurethe
following settings using [enter/navigate].
[alarm]
Alarm clock:
•Select On to congurethe alarm settings. The alarm
clock is activated automatically when you nish
conguring the settings.
•Select Off to deactivate the selected alarm and its
settings.
Time On:
Select the hours for the alarm time rst, and then the
minutes.
Duration:
Select atime interval (15/30/45/60/90 minutes). The alarm
remains active for the selected time interval.
Source:
Set whether you wish to be woken by an alarm tone
(buzzer), DABorFM.
Programme:
If you selected DAB/FM, choose which station you wish
to be woken with. Youcan choose any of the 10 favourite
station slots or the Last listened.
Mode:
Choose when the alarm is to activate:
→Daily –Once –Onweekends –Onweekdays
Days:
If you selected Once, enter the date for the one-off alarm.
Volume:
Select the volume with which you would like to be woken.
This setting makes it irrelevant how loud you last listened
to the radio.
Note
•We recommend allowing automatic time updates.
This ensures that the time is always updated, even
after the power supply is disconnected –for example,
if the power fails.

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12.2 Activating/deactivating the alarm
•Select alarm 1or2by repeatedly pressing [alarm] or by
turning [enter/navigate] and the option Alarm on/Alarm
off to activate or deactivate the selected alarm (1/2).
•The alarm icon 1/2is displayed when the alarm
function is activated.
12.3 Activating/deactivating the alarm in standby
mode
•Press [alarm] in standby mode to display the current
alarm setting.
•Press [alarm] again or turn [enter/navigate] to activate/
deactivate alarm 1and/or alarm 2.
•Press [enter/navigate] to conrm your settings.
12.4 Stopping the alarm/snooze
•When the alarm sounds, press [volume -/+] /
•[]tostop the alarm.
•Repeatedly press [SNOOZE] on the remote control to
activate the snooze function.
•The alarm turns off for the selected time interval (5/10
minutes) beforeactivating once again.
•If the alarm is not stopped, the radio automatically
switches to standby mode after the preset time interval
(duration).
13. System settings
In the system settings, you can congureall settings and
access important information about the radio.
13.1 Equaliser
The equaliser allows you to adjust the sound of the radio
to suit your preferences by amplifying or reducing the
amount of bass or treble in the audio.
Youcan choose from precongured proles, adjusted to
suit avariety of music genres, or create your own custom
prole.
•To change the equaliser settings, proceed as follows:
[menu]
System

Equaliser
•Use [enter/navigate] to choose one of the precongured
proles.
•To create your own equaliser prole, choose the option
My EQ... .
•This opens the Bass and levels settings.
•To change avalue, press [enter/navigate] on your
selected setting and change the values by turning [enter/
navigate] to the left or right. If playback is already
started when you modify these settings, you can hear the
changes in the audio immediately.
•Conrm your settings by pressing [enter/navigate] again.
•After conguring all the settings, press [menu] on the
radio and conrm the settings.

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13.2 Time settings
To access the time settings, proceed as follows:
[menu]
System

Time
Automatic updates
Update all/of DAB/of FM
If the automatic time and date update is activated, the
device receives time and date information from the station
over the FM/DAB/DAB+ radio network. This is the best
way to ensurethat the clock runs accurately and the alarm
triggers at the correct time, even after power outages.
No update
The time and date (DD-MM-YYYY/MM-DD-YYYY) must
be set manually because they arenot synchronised
automatically.
Setting the time/date
Set the date (DD-MM-YYYY/MM-DD-YYYY) and time
(hh:mm) manually using [enter/navigate].
Set 12/24-hour
Choose between 12-hour and 24-hour time formats.
Set date format
Choose between the date formats DD-MM-YYYY and MM-
DD-YYYY.
13.3 Language
To change the menu language set beforeorwhile starting
the radio up for the rst time, proceed as follows:
[menu]
System

Language

Wished Language
z.B. English
13.4 Factory settings
To reset the radio to the factory default settings, proceed
as follows:
[menu]
System

Factory reset
•Conrm the next prompt with YES to reset the radio
to the factory default settings. Allsettings you made are
deleted.
Note
•Resetting to the factory default settings can solve
some problems and malfunctions.
•However,all settings made previously,such as
favourites and station lists, arepermanently deleted.

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13.5 Software updates
We areconstantly developing new softwarefeatures
and improvements for our radios to xproblems, add
functionality,etc.
We recommend that you keep your radio’s softwareupto
date.
Youcan nd information on performing an update
separately on the enclosed sheet and/or you can download
it as aPDF at www.hama.com.
13.6 Info
•To access the radio softwareinformation, proceed as
follows:
[menu]
System

SW version
13.7 Backlight
Activate brightness sensor
•Move the sliding switch (18) to the ON position.
•The brightness of the display is now automatically
adjusted according tothe ambient brightness.
Deactivate brightness sensor
•Move the sliding switch (18) to the OFF position.
The backlight can be congured separately for each
operating mode (playback mode, standby mode and
snooze mode).
•Proceed as follows:
[menu]
System

Backlight
•Select the different brightness levels for the operating
modes Power on and Slumber mode.
•ForStandby mode, you can also choose abrightness
level for the backlight when the radio is in standby.
•Choose atime interval under Timeout. When the radio is
in standby,press any button (apart from [volume -/+] /
[]) to illuminate the display at the brightness level set
for that operating mode for the selected interval of time.
•If you press [alarm], the display lights up, and you can
also –asdescribed in 11.3 Activating/deactivating the
alarm in Standby mode –display and set the current
snooze setting.
•Alternatively,press [ ]onthe remote control to directly
adjust the backlight setting for the current operating
mode.
13.8 AUX: Auto standby
In Aux in (Auxiliary input) operating mode, the radio
switches to standby mode after 15 minutes by default.
14. Wall mounting
Note
•Ensurethat the mount you have chosen can carry a
load of at least 2.0 kg.
•Followthe directions and safety notes in the
mounting bracket documentation.
•With the correct mounting bracket (such as Hama item
no. 00118031), you can mount the radio to the wall.
•When doing so, use the mounting holes (20) on the rear
of the radio.

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15. Care and Maintenance
•Only clean this product with aslightly damp, lint-free
cloth and do not use aggressive cleaning agents.
•If you do not use the product for along time, turn off the
device and disconnect it from the power supply.Storeit
in aclean, dry place out of direct sunlight.
16. Warranty Disclaimer
Hama GmbH &CoKGassumes no liability and provides no
warranty for damage resulting from improper installation/
mounting, improper use of the product or from failureto
observe the operating instructions and/ or safety notes.
17. Service and Support
Please contact Hama Product Consulting if you have any
questions about this product.
Hotline: [phone] (German/English)
Further support information can be found here:
www.hama.com
18. Recycling Information
Note on environmental protection:
After the implementation of the European Directive
2002/96/EU and 2006/66/EU in the national legal
system, the following applies: Electric and
electronic devices as well as batteries must not be
disposed of with household waste. Consumers areobliged
by law to return electrical and electronic devices as well as
batteries at the end of their service lives to the public
collecting points set up for this purpose or point of sale.
Details to this aredened by the national law of the
respective country.This symbol on the product, the
instruction manual or the package indicates that aproduct
is subject to these regulations. By recycling, reusing the
matierals or orther forms of utilizing old devices/ batteries,
you aremaking an important contribution to protecting
our environment.
19. Declaration of Conformity
Hereby,Hama GmbH &CoKGdeclares that the
radio equipment type [00054820] is in compliance
with Directive 2014/53/EU.The full text of the EU
declaration of conformity is available at the following
internet address:
www.hama.com -> 00054820 -> Downloads
Frequency band(s) Bluetooth:
2.402 –2.480GHz
Maximum radio-frequency
power transmitted
Bluetooth: 4dBm (EIRP)

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