■ Listen to superior quality DAB – digital audio broadcast –
radio stations
■ Use Replay to hear up to the last 10 minutes received by
your DAB radio, so you needn’t miss a tune or important
details
■ Slot in a SD or MMC card to play your MP3 recordings
■ FM radio option
■ Use your radio as clock/alarm
■ Select from a range of display options
■ Rich, clear stereo sound
If you have any problem setting up or using your
BT Aviator 10M then please call the Helpline on
0870 241 0217. Calls are charged at national rates.
Lines are open 09.00-18.00 Monday to Friday and
Only use the power adapter
supplied with your BT Aviator
10M.
IMPORTANT
If not all your local digital stations
are stored or if you move the radio
to another location there may be
different local digital stations
available. Set your radio to
perform a new scan, page 9.
1. Plug in the mains power lead.
2. Insert 4 x D type alkaline batteries (optional).
Slide down the battery compartment cover. Insert the
batteries (not supplied) as shown and slide the cover shut.
When the mains power is switched on or batteries are
in, the screen comes on. A set of fully charged alkaline
batteries should deliver 8-10 hours of radio/mp3
operation.
3. Press to switch the radio on.
The first time your BT Aviator 10M is switched on, it
automatically scans for the strongest digital radio station
signals in your areas.
The DAB stations are stored in alpha-numerical order
and the first station in the list starts playing.
Whenever you switch your radio on in the future, it will
play the last station you listened to.
Getting to know your radio
Buttons
5
DAB and FM preset buttons, page 8/13.
Also used to play, pause and select
when using the Replay or MP3
functions, page 11/14.
Aux in
Use your radio
as an amplifier
for MP3 and
other devices.
You must also
switch the
Audio In setting
On, page 20.
Aux out
Connect your
radio to another
device such as
your hifi.
Headphones
Connect
headphones.
On/Off
Opens the main menu to
select between DAB, FM,
MP3, Clock and Settings,
Menu
page 7.
1-5
Selects the
highlighted
the screen.
Takes you out of
Back
the menu.
Select
option on
Up/Down
Scroll to radio
station or option
displayed on
screen.
Left
Volume down.
Right
Volume up.
SD/MMC card
Insert card to
play your own
recordings,
page 14.
Replay
Replays up to the last
10 minutes received
by the DAB radio,
page 11.
6
Getting to know your radio
Menu map
Menu
dab radio
fm radio
mp3
clock
settings
dab radio
display
sort
scan
fm radiomp3clock
big time display
set alarm
set sleep
set time
set snooze
12/24 hour clock
wake up mode
settings
audio
animation
backlight
audio in
restore defaults
about
Basics7
Switch radio on/off
Press . The display shows the radio station or MP3
that is playing.
Adjust volume
Press or . A bar is displayed showing the level.
Open menu
Press to display the options of:
■ dab radio
■ fm radio
■ mp3
■ clock
■ settings
Scroll or to highlight the option you want then
press .
Time
Once you have tuned into a digital radio station, the
clock is automatically set to the correct time. When you
switch the radio off, the time will be displayed.
To set the time manually and set the alarm clock
functions, see page 17.
To set your preferred display, see page 9.
There may be a delay before the
correct time is displayed as it is
dependant on the DAB signal
received from the radio station.
When the signal is received the
time will appear in the top right
section of the screen.
DAB radio8
Press at any time to leave
the menu.
To switch to DAB radio mode
Press . dab radio is highlighted. Press .
Select station
Press or to display the list of radio stations.
The next station in the list is highlighted.
Scroll or to until the station you want is highlighted
and press .
Pre-set DAB stations
Set and select up to 5 stations using the 1-5 buttons.
While playing the station, press and hold the 1-5 button
for about 2 seconds until the number of the button is
displayed to the left of the station title, e.g. CAPITALGOLD.
When in DAB mode, press the 1-5 button to play the
pre-set station.
You can overwrite a pre-set station simply by setting a
new one in its place.
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