MAJORITY Eversden Manual

EVERSDEN
Portable Bluetooth DAB Radio
EN Instructions Guide

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Contents
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Controls And Functions.......................................................................... 3
Hanging Strap....................................................................................................................................... 6
What's In the Box? ................................................................................... 7
Box Contents ......................................................................................................................................... 7
Instructions Guide................................................................................... 8
Basic Operation .................................................................................................................................... 8
DAB/DAB+ Radio.................................................................................................................................. 9
DAB/DAB+ Radio Settings..............................................................................................................10
Station Info for DAB/DAB+ Radio.................................................................................................11
DAB/DAB+/FM Radio Presets ........................................................................................................12
FM Radio ...............................................................................................................................................13
FM Radio Settings..............................................................................................................................14
Station Info for FM Radio.................................................................................................................15
Bluetooth..............................................................................................................................................16
Clock & Date.........................................................................................................................................17
Setting Alarm 1/Alarm 2..................................................................................................................19
Sleep Timer...........................................................................................................................................20
Additional Options............................................................................................................................21
Internal Rechargeable Battery ......................................................................................................22
Troubleshooting ....................................................................................23
Support..................................................................................................................................................23
Specications and Warranty................................................................24
Specications ......................................................................................................................................24
Warranty................................................................................................................................................24
Safety Information ................................................................................25

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Controls And Functions
Top View
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1. Volume dial
2. Power button
3. Mode button
4. Preset - Recall and Store button
5. Scroll/Select/Scan and Bluetooth
settings dial
6. Menu button
7. Info button
8. Dimmer/Snooze button

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Controls And Functions
Front view
9. Hanging strap (built-in antenna)
10. Display screen
11. Speaker
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Controls And Functions
Side View
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12. Securing dial
13. Socket cover
14. Headphone jack
15. DC IN port(USB-C Power Port)

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Controls And Functions
Hanging Strap
The hanging strap has a built-in antenna to supply good signal to the radio.
The strap can be removed from the right side of the unit via the securing dial (Ref.12)
to allow you to hang the radio from your shower. The left side securing dial is
nondetachable.
To remove the strap from the securing dial on the radio, pull the strap slowly from one
side of the securing dial. To place the strap back on to the radio, t the hole of the
strap over the head of the securing dial on the radio.

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A B C
A. Majority Eversden
B. USB-C power cable
C. Instructions Guide
What's In the Box?
Box Contents

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Instructions Guide
Basic Operation
Please note that the instructions within this manual will refer to the radio button
number e.g (Ref.*number*) in accordance to the diagrams on pages 3-5.
Starting up your radio
Plug the power connector into the system via the “DC IN” port (Ref.15) to charge the
radio. Please ensure that the radio is not exposed to water when it is being charged via
mains power. Charge the radio for approximately 5-6 hours to fully charge the internal
battery for approx 15 hours of portable charge. Remove from mains power when using
the radio portably and in the shower. For more information on charging, please see
additional guidance on page 22.
Ensure the handle (Ref.9) is extended above the unit as this will enable you to get the
best signal possible before scanning. Once charged, remove the power cable from the
unit and switch the radio on by pressing the Power button (Ref.2).
When switched on for the rst time, the radio will display a“Welcome to Digital Radio”
screen, followed by going to DAB/DAB+ mode to perform an automatic scan for
available stations. The screen will show “Scanning...” as it searches for available stations
and will play the rst available station once the scan is complete. To change the
language of the device, refer to page 21 of the manual to switch between English and
German.
To place the radio into standby mode, press the Power button (Ref.2).
Please note that the radio will reset to default volume when switched o/on.

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DAB/DAB+ Radio
Press the Mode button (Ref.3) to switch to DAB/DAB+ radio mode. The radio should
already have scanned for available stations during set up.
Ensure that the radio handle (Ref.9) is extended above the radio for the best signal to
be received.
If the radio has not automatically scanned for available stations or you would like
to rescan for available stations, press the Menu button (Ref.6) to open DAB settings
and select the option for “Full Scan”with the Scroll/Select dial (Ref.5). This would be
advisable if you are having trouble listening to particular stations or functionality
issues.
Once you have chosen to scan, the radio will display“Scanning...” as it starts scanning
for available stations with good signal. Once the scan is complete, the rst radio station
with good signal will begin to play.
To browse through all of the stations that have been stored in DAB/DAB+ mode, scroll
through the station list by twisting the Scroll/Select dial (Ref.5). Once you have found
your desired station, press down the Scroll/Select dial to conrm your choice. Your
chosen station should then begin to play.

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DAB/DAB+ Radio Settings
On DAB/DAB+ mode, press the Menu button (Ref.6) on the radio to open DAB radio
settings. The following options will be available to scroll through:
Full Scan
Select this option to initiate a scan for available DAB/DAB+ stations. Once selected, the
screen will display“Scanning...” as it scans for stations with good signal. Once the scan
is complete, the rst available station will begin to play.
Manual Tune
Select this option to manually tune the radio and scroll through stations by multiplex
and frequency with the Scroll/Select dial. Once the chosen multiplex and frequency
displays, select it to play by pressing down the Scroll/Select dial. Once a station is
selected, the radio will then display the signal strength of that station selected - if the
signal is poor, the station will not play.
Prune
The prune option allows you to remove all unavailable stations from the station list
so that only available stations will display. Select the Prune option, and the screen will
display “Prune?” followed by Yes or No. To select prune, use the Scroll/Select dial to
highlight “<Yes>” and select it by pressing down the dial.
System
View system setting options from page 15-21 of the manual.
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Station Info for DAB/DAB+ Radio
When listening to a DAB/DAB+ radio station with good signal, press the Info button
(Ref.7) repeatedly to display dierent programme information provided by the
broadcaster.
DLS (Dynamic Label Segment) - Scrolling message that the broadcaster may include
with their transmissions such as programme details.
Signal Strength - The display will show a bar to indicate the signal strength of the
station.
Programme Type - Displays the style or genre of the programme being broadcast.
Multiplex name - Displays the multiplex name that the station is being transmitted
from.
Channel number/frequency - This displays the channel number/frequency of the
present station.
Signal error - Displays the stability and quality of signal reception.
Bit rate - Shows the data rate at which the signal is being transmitted.
Battery status - Displays the battery life percentage of the radio.
Time - Displays the time automatically
Date - Displays the date automatically

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DAB/DAB+/FM Radio Presets
How to preset a chosen DAB/DAB+ station
Up to 10 stations can be preset for easy navigation. To store a station as a preset, you
must be listening to the station at the time and then perform the following:
Press and hold the Preset Recall/Store button (Ref.4) for 2-3 seconds until “Save to P
*X*” displays on the screen. Release your nger from the Preset button.
Twist the Scroll/Select dial (Ref.5) to scroll through the 10 preset numbers available
with the “P *X*”changing as you scroll through. Once on the chosen number you wish
to save the station to, press down the Scroll/Select dial to select the preset number.
The display will then show“Preset X Stored”to signify the saved preset station.
Follow the same guidance to set up to 10 preset DAB stations. To delete a stored preset
station, simply save another station in that preset number.
How to recall a preset radio station
To recall and listen to one of your preset stations, press and release the Preset Recall/
Store button (Ref.4) and “Preset Recall” will display on the screen. Do not hold down
the button as the Preset Store settings will open.
Twist the Scroll/Select dial (Ref.5) to scroll through the preset stations available. Once
on the chosen preset number you wish to play, press down the dial to select your
choice and the station will begin to play.
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FM Radio
Press the Mode button (Ref.3) to switch to FM radio mode. The rst time that FM mode
is selected, the FM frequency“87.50MHz” will be displayed on the screen.
Ensure that the radio handle (Ref.9) is extended above the radio for the best signal to
be received.
To begin searching for available FM stations, an auto scan will need to be initiated.
To begin scanning for available stations, press down the Scroll/Select/Scan dial
(Ref.5) and the radio will display “Scanning....” as it scans quickly up the bandwidth for
available stations.
To scan quickly down the bandwidth, twist the Scroll/Select/Scan dial anti-clockwise
and press down the dial. To scan quickly up the bandwidth, twist the Scroll/Select/
Scan dial clockwise and press down the dial. Once a station with good signal has been
found, the scanning will stop automatically.
How to tune a specic frequency manually
To tune the radio to a specic frequency slowly, scroll up the frequency bandwidth
by turning the Scroll/Select/Scan dial clockwise. To tune the radio slowly down the
frequency bandwidth, turn the Scroll/Select/Scan dial anti-clockwise.

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FM Radio Settings
When on FM mode, press the Menu button (Ref.6) on the radio to open FM radio
settings. Once pressed, the following options will be available to scroll through with
the Scroll/Select dial (Ref.5): Scan setting, Audio setting and System. One of these
options can then be selected to open further setting options.
Scan setting
Select this option to decide whether the autoscan option will scan for all available
stations or for strong stations only. Use the Scroll/Select dial to scroll between two
options: “Strong stations only” or “All stations”. Select your chosen option by pressing
down the Scroll/Select dial.
Audio setting
The radio will automatically switch between stereo and mono mode, but you can
switch this function manually which is useful when receiving poor signal reception.
Once “Audio setting”is selected, the radio will display “Stereo allowed” or “Forced
mono”. Select your chosen setting by pressing down the Scroll/Select dial.
System
View system setting options from page 15-21 of the manual.
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Station Info for FM Radio
When listening to a FM radio station with good signal, press the Info button (Ref.7)
repeatedly to display dierent programme information provided by the broadcaster.
Programme Type - Displays the style or genre of the programme being broadcast.
Frequency - Displays the station transmission frequency.
Audio Type - Displays the audio type of the station you are listening to. This will either
be Stereo or Mono.
Battery status - Displays the battery life percentage of the radio.
Time - Displays the time automatically
Date - Displays the date automatically

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Bluetooth
Press the Mode button (Ref.3) to switch to Bluetooth mode.
On the Bluetooth device that you wish to connect to the radio, go to Bluetooth
settings. The radio should display as‘Majority Eversden’ at this stage. Select the radio
to connect via Bluetooth. Once connected successfully, “Bluetooth Connected” will
display on the display screen of the radio.
Begin playing your chosen media from your Bluetooth device and it will begin to play
through the radio. You can control the Bluetooth media via the radio by using the
Scroll/Select dial (Ref.5). Twist the dial clockwise and anti-clockwise to scroll through
songs and press down the dial to Play/Pause.
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Clock & Date
Once the radio has been put into DAB mode, the time and date should automatically
set. If this does not happen or you wish to alter the time and date, press the Menu
button (Ref.6) to open menu settings.
Once menu settings open, scroll to the“System” option with the Scroll/Select dial
(Ref.5) and select it by pressing down the dial. Once on“System” options, select the
option for‘Time/Date’to open the following options:
Set Time/Date
Once this option is selected, “Set Time”will display and the hour digit will ash on
the display screen. You can now alter the time hour by using the Scroll/Select dial to
increase or decrease the hour. Once on the chosen time hour, select it by pressing
down the Scroll/Select dial. The time minutes digit will now begin ashing and should
be set with the same process.
Once the time is set, the “Set Date” settings will now open and the date day unit
will begin ashing. You can alter the date day unit by using the Scroll/Select dial to
increase or decrease the unit and select the unit by pressing down the Scroll/Select
dial to conrm. The date month will then display and should be followed with the
same process, and the same for the date year. Once nished, the screen will display
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Auto Update
Select for the radio time and date to be updated automatically from one of the
following:“Update from DAB”, “Update from FM”, “No Update”, or “Update from Any”.
Set 12/24 hour
Select this option to choose between the clock display showing a 12 or 24 hour clock.
Once this option is selected, scroll between“Set 12 hour” or “Set 24 hour” with the
Scroll/Select dial and select an option by pressing down the dial.
Set date format
Select this option to choose the preferred date format you wish to be displayed on the
radio. Choose between“DD-MM-YYY” or “MM-DD-YYYY” by scrolling between them
with the Scroll/Select dial and select an option by pressing down the dial.
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Setting Alarm 1/Alarm 2
Please ensure that the radio is being mains powered when setting the alarm.
Press the Menu button (Ref.6) to open menu settings. Once menu settings open, scroll
to the “System” option with the Scroll/Select dial (Ref.5) and select it by pressing down
the dial. Once on System options, select the option for‘Alarm’ to begin setting the
alarm(s):
1. Once the ‘Alarm’option has been selected, “Alarm 1” will display on the screen. Use
the Scroll/Select dial to scroll to the “Alarm 2” option. Select the alarm you wish to
set by pressing down the Scroll/Select dial.
2. Once selected, “Alarm X Setup”will display on the screen. Press down the Scroll/
Select dial to conrm set up.
3. “Alarm X Wizard On Time”will now display and the hour unit of the clock will begin
ashing. Use the Scroll/Select dial to scroll up or down the alarm clock hour and
select the alarm hour by pressing down the dial. Repeat the same process for the
minutes.
4. The “Duration” will now display on the screen, which indicates the length of time
that the alarm will sound before switching o automatically. Choose between 15,
30, 45, 60, 90 and 120 minutes and select by pressing down the Scroll/Select dial.
5. The “Source” will now display, which indicates the alarm tone that you would like
to choose from. The options are Buzzer, DAB or FM radio. Select your chosen alarm
tone with the Scroll/Select dial. If DAB or FM radio is selected, you will then have to
select whether you would like to choose the last station listened to or one of your
preset stations as the alarm tone.
6. Now choose when you would like the alarm to sound. Using the Scroll/Select
dial, scroll through the following options for the alarm frequency: Daily, Once,
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Sleep Timer
A sleep timer enables you to programme the radio to switch o after a selected period
of time from activation.
Press the Menu button (Ref.6) to open menu settings. Once menu settings open, scroll
to the “System” option with the Scroll/Select dial (Ref.5) and select it by pressing down
the dial. Once on System options, select the option for‘Sleep’ to begin setting a sleep
timer.
Once the Sleep settings are selected, the screen will display “Set sleep time: Sleep O”
to signify that the sleep timer is currently switched o.
To begin scrolling through the available sleep timer lengths, twist the Scroll/Select dial
to scroll through the available options: Sleep O, 10, 20, 30, 60, 70, 80 or 90 (minutes).
Once the preferred sleep timer length displays, select it by pressing down the Scroll/
Select dial.
Once the sleep timer has been set, the display will show“SX” with X representing the
rst unit of the sleep timer e.g 60 minutes will display“S6”.
To cancel the sleep timer, simply go back to ‘Sleep’settings and scroll through to the
option for“Sleep O” and select the option with the Scroll/Select dial.
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