DEGEN DE1121 Instruction Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

FM STEREO / MW / SW DUAL CONVERSION PLL SYNTHESIZED WORLD RECEIVER

DE1121

MP3

RADIO

1 3

A-B

MP3/RECORDER

MUSIC

00:04:28

MP3

128K

00:\003

My Heart Will Go On.mp3

FM STEREO/SW.MW.LW DUAL CONVERSION SYNTHESIZED WORLD RECEIVER MP3 PLAYER DIGITAL RECORD

SSB/400 MEM

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FOREWORD

Carrying Pouch

User Manual

External Adaptor

AA x 3 Battery and DF6 x 1 Ni-MH Battery

Stereo Earphones

External Antenna

Warranty Card

Simple Operating Guide

Accessoires:

KEY FEATURES

RADIO AND MP3 CAN WORK INDEPENDENTLY.

TIME TURN ON/OFF RADIO; MP3 PLAY; MIC/FM RECORD.

LW/MW/SW DUAL CONVERSION TECHNOLOGY.

100 MEMORIES, 400 FREQUENCIES PRESETTING.

PC DOWNLOAD, EDIT, UPDATE STATION NUMBER AND

FREQUENCY.

FM: 70.0-108.0MHZ, STEP IS 50K/100K.

AM(SW, MW, LW): 150-1640KHZ, STEP IS 1K/9K;

3000-29999KHZ, STEP IS 1K/5K.

FIVE TUNING MODES: STATION NUMBER/BAND/KNOB/

AUTO SCAN/DIRECT ENTRY.

BROWSE THE STATION NUMBER AND FREQUENCY.

40 LEVELS VOLUME CONTROLLING, MUTE FUNCTION.

CHARGING FUNCTION(MP3/RADIO BOTH CAN BE

CHARGED).

SSB, FINE TUNING.

FM MONO/STEREO SELECTABLE.

AM WIDE BAND/NARROW BAND SELECTIVITY.

SLEEP POWER OFF TIME(10~60 MIN SETTING AND

INDICATING).

KNOB FAST/SLOW/LOCK FUNCTION.

LOCAL-NOR-DX SWITCH.

EXTERNAL ANTENNA JACK.

USB Cable

Line in Cable

Installation CD

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CONTENTS

128x64 DOTS LCD.

PLAY MP3, WAV, WMA.

MP3/MIC RECORD.

A-B REPEAT FUNCTION.

FOUR CYCLE MODES, SIX EQ MODES.

MENU INTERFACE.

USB JACK(USB 2.0 HIGH SPEED).

BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR.

BUILT-IN SPEAKER(D77mm).

USE AA x 3 BATTERIES, DF6 X 1 Ni-MH BATTERY.

CONTROLS AND INDICATORS....................................................

PREPARATION FOR USE............................................................. 3

CONNECTING MP3 TO THE RADIO............................................ 5

SETTING THE CLOCK.............................................................. 5

VOL+/-....................................................................................... 5

KEY LOCK................................................................................ 6

MENU FUNCTION.....................................................................6

TUNE STATIONS..................................................................... 14

QUICK OPERATIONS............................................................. 15

AMPLIFIER.............................................................................. 16

EDIT FREQ.TXT FILE............................................................. 16

USE RADIO INDEPENDENTLY................................................... 17

LISTEN TO THE RADIO............................................................... 19

LOCAL-NOR-DX SELECTIVITY...............................................1 9

FM MONO/STEREO................................................................ 19

AM NARROW BAND/WIDE BAND.......................................... 20

SSB/CW................................................................................... 20

MP3 OPERATION........................................................................ 21

USE MP3 INDEPENDENTLY....................................................... 27

CONNECT TO PC....................................................................... 29

DATA TRANSFER........................................................................ 29

UPGRADE FIRMWARE............................................................... 30

SPECIFICATIONS........................................................................ 31

KEY FEATURES

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LINE IN

FINE

TUNE

STEREO

MONO

NAR.

WIDE

SSB

ANT

LODX

NOR.

DC:6V

DE1121

MP3

RADIO

1 3

A-B

MP3/RECORDER

MUSIC

00:04:28

MP3

128K

00:\003

My Heart Will Go On.mp3

FM STEREO/SW.MW.LW DUAL CONVERSION SYNTHESIZED WORLD RECEIVER MP3 PLAYER DIGITAL RECORD

SSB/400 MEM

CONTROLS AND INDICATORS

Tuning Fast/Slow/Lock

Tuning Knob

Line in Jack

SSB

AM: SSB, Wide Band/Narrow Band FM: Mono/Stereo

Line out/Earphone Jack

Hole for Strip

Antenna Jack

Local-Nor-DX

DC Jack

COMBINED RADIO-DISPLAY/MP3

MP3 PLAYER

VOL+

A-B Repeat/ Record

Off/Stop

MP3-radio Connecting Jack

Select/FF

Select/RW

Turn On/ Play/ Pause

VOL-

Headphone Socket USB Jack

Radio Adaptor

MP3 Adaptor

0-9 Number Buttons

Enter

Exit/Mute

VOL+

Lock, Save

Record, A-B Repeat, Browse

Charge, Delete

VOL-

Small Display

Main Display

Select, Frequency Step

EQ Mode, SW Band

Stop, MW Band

Play, FM Band

Speaker

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PREPARATION FOR USE PREPARATION FOR USE

1. Open the lid of the battery compartment which is at the back of the radio.

2. Insert 3 AA dry batteries(or re-chargeable batteries)

3. Close the lid of the battery compartment.

making sure

that they are correctly oriented and switch on the radio.

Inserting the Batteries

Insert Batteries for Radio

Never charge the dry batteries. They get hot, cause to burn or even explode.

Don't use the new and old batteries or different kind of batteries together. To prevent leakage, take out the batteries if you don't use the unit for a long time. Don't plug in the adaptor while using the batteries as a powersupply. Never put the chargeable batteries and coins or other metal together, as a shortcircuit could occur causing heat, fire or explosion.

Notes on Using Batteries

1. Open the lid of the battery compartment which is at the back of the MP3.

2. Insert the supplied Ni-MH battery MP3.(You can remove the battery of

MP3 by patting on the soft surface).

3. Close the lid of the battery compartment.

making sure that it is correctly

oriented and switch on the

Insert Battery for MP3

Note: When use MP3 and Radio combined, MP3 is powered

from the radio, but also needs the internal battery remaining installed.

Connecting the Power-adaptor to the Radio

1. Plug the supplied adaptor into an AC outlet.

2. Plug the other port of the adaptor into the DC Jack of the unit.

When using the external adaptor, it is normal that the adaptor gets warm. When using the external adaptor, the batteries will be switched off automatically. Plug out the adaptor when not using. If you use the external adaptor for a long time, please remove the batteries from the radio to prevent leakage. Only use the supplied adaptor otherwise damages may occur.

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ANT

LODX

NOR.

DC Jack

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1. Power On: Press < > shortly to turn on the unit and enter

the radio mode.

2. Power Off: Press < > shortly to turn off the radio.

3. Close the main display: Press < > long to close/open the

main display in the radio mode. When closing, that's to say, you are using the radio independently.

Power On/Power Off/Change Working Mode

1. VOL+: Press < > shortly.

2. VOL-: Press < > shortly.

3. Mute: Press < > shortly.

VOL+/-

1. Lock: Press < > long and the lock icon appears on the small display.

2. Unlock: Press < > long, the lock icon disappears.

Key Lock

In power off status press shortly to enter the setting mode. When small display appears press the button again and set the time.

Setting the Clock

4. Switch work mode: In radio working mode, press < >

shortly to go into MP3 working mode. In MP3 working mode, press < > shortly to go into radio operating mode.

Note:

Please don't plug or plug out the MP3 when the radio is on.

CONNECTING MP3 TO THE RADIO CONNECTING MP3 TO THE RADIO

Combined Using Radio:

1. Please pay attention to the display while operating.

2. Connect MP3 to the radio correctly, make sure that the MP3 is inserted completely.

3. Insert batteries into radio and MP3 as well.

Search Stations

Memory

1. Select search mode: After entering the radio's main menu, select Search , press < > shortly to enter.

2. Select Memory , < > shortly to confirm.press

Press < > or < > shortly to select menu. Press < > shortly to enter the next menu. Press < > shortly to exit.

Pre ss < > or < >

Pre ss < > or < > s

shortly to select

a memory.

hortly to change between stored frequencies within one memory.

There are one hundred memories, each one can save four frequencies.

Enter the main menu in radio operating mode by pressing for a short time to pop up the radio main menu:

Menu Function

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MP3

RADIO

MP3

RADIO

MP3

RADIO

MP3

RADIO

MP3

RADIO

Note: All buttons are inaccessible until you remove the key lock.

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Press < > or < > shortly to search a receivable broadcast station manually. Press < > or < > shortly to search

Step: You can search for broadcast stations in the different bands.

Step

1. Select searching mode: After entering the main menu select Search . Press < > shortly to enter the selecting mode.

2. Select Step , press < > shortly to confirm.

Press < > shortly to switch to LW , MW band; press < > shortly to SW band; press shortly repeatly to convert among the common meter bands.

Station

Browse

1. Enter the radio main menu,then select Station , press < > shortly to go into the next menu.

2. Select Browse , press < > shortly to confirm. Press < > or < > shortly to browse the station; Press < > or < > shortly to browse stored frequencies within one memory. Press < > shortly to exit from the menu.

Browse: Look over the receivable broadcast stations without any affect on the current working.

Store

Store: You can store the found broadcast stations and recall them in the memory.

1. Search for a broadcast station.

2. Enter the radio main menu, select a station and press< > shortly to enter the next menu.

3. Select Store and press < > shortly to enter the selecting mode.

Press < > or < > shortly to choose a memory name; Press < > or < > shortly to choose a memory and the new frequency will replace the old frequency.

4. Press < > shortly to store, press < > shortly to unstore and exit.

1. Enter the radio's main menu to select Station , press < > short to enter the next menu.

2. Select Delete and press < > shortly to enter the selecting mode.

Delete: You can delete a stored frequency if you don't want to listen to the broadcast station anymore.

Delete

Press < > or < > shortly to select the memory name; Press < > or < > shortly to search for the broadcast station you want to delete.

3. Press < > shortly to confirm the deleting.

Note: To delete or change a memories name, please refer to the procedure of changing the FREQ.TXT file.

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3. Enter LW: In MW band, first input LW frequency (only 50~ 510KHz), then use the Tuning Knob (or press < > or < > shortly) to search.

Browse

CONNECTING MP3 TO THE RADIO CONNECTING MP3 TO THE RADIO

the station automatically(will stop searching when reaching the strong signal). Press < > shortly to FM band.

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4. Select Import , press < > shortly to confirm.

Import: Connect to a PC, the unit is able to import a FREQ.TXT file.

Import

1. Edit the FREQ.TXT file which you want to import into the radio.

2. Connect your unit to the PC.

3. Enter the radio main menu Station , press < > shortly to enter the next menu.

Recorder

Recorder: You can record from a radio program with your MP3-Player.

1. Enter the radio's main menu, select Recorder and press < > shortly to select a kbps rate (a quality level).

Press < > or < > shortly to select kbps;

Please make sure that the batteries have enough power before you start to record. You can find your recording in the MP3 file management. While recording, the quality of the receiving the broadcast will get a little worse. Suggest that each recording might not be longer than one hour.

Setting

1. Enter the radio main menu, select Setting and press < > shortly to enter the setting mode.

2. Select LCD and press < > shortly. You can adjust the backlight time, the contrast and the screen saver.

LCD: You are able to change the parameter of the LCD screen.

Press < > shortly to enter the next menu.

LCD

Backlight time: You can select the period of the lightening. Contrast: You can adjust the contrast. LCD screen saver: You can open or close this function.

3. Press < > shortly to confirm.

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2. The higher the number of kbps you choose, the better but the shorter the recording gets.

3. Press < > shortly to start the recording, press < > shortly to exit from recording.

Notes

CONNECTING MP3 TO THE RADIO CONNECTING MP3 TO THE RADIO

1. Enter the radio main menu, select Setting and press < > shortly to enter the setting mode.

2. Select Auto Off and press < > shortly to enter selecting mode.

Press < > or < > shortly to select.

3. Press < > shortly to confirm.

Auto Off: You can choose the auto off time. When reaching the auto off time, the radio will turn off automatically.

Note: After setting the auto off time, the count down icon appears on the main display.

Auto Off

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Clock

Alarm 1

1. Enter the radio main menu, select Setting and press < > shortly to enter setting mode.

2. Select Time , press < > shortly to enter the selecting mode, select Clock .

3. Press < > shortly to enter the time setting mode. For direct entry press < > shortly.

Press < > or < > shortly to select. Press < > shortly to enter the next menu.

Press < > or < > shortly to change the selection.

1. Enter the radio's main menu to select Setting , press < > shortly to enter the setting mode.

2. Select Time , press < > shortly to enter the selecting mode, select Alarm 1 .

3. Press < > shortly to enter Alarm 1 setting;

Turn On Time: Press <0-9> button shortly to input the time directly, if you want to acquiesce the previous default, press < > shortly to enter the next setting option (set the Turn On Frequency).

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Exit: Setting reveal this place, press < > shortly to exit; press < > shortly to continue and enter the next setting option (Set Turn On Status). Select Turn On Status turn on and enter the radio mode; turn on and enter the radio mode, at the same time the radio records; turn on and the built-in MIC records; turn on and play the music. Press < > shortly to change the selection, the next setting option is Turn On Volume.

4. If the settings are successful the small display shows, .

Note: You can not adjust Y/M/D in this menu. Please look in FREQ.TXT for further explanation.

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107.10M

18:00

107.10M

Exit

Open/Close

Turn On Status

Turn On Volume

Auto Off

Turn On Frequency

Turn On Tiime

Turn On Volume: Press < > and < > shortly to adjust, the highest is 40 levels. After setting it, press < > shortly to enter the last setting option (Auto Off). Auto Off: Press <0-9> button to input the time (two numbers) and then exit the setting automatically. If you want to acquiesce the previous default, press < > shortly to exit.

CONNECTING MP3 TO THE RADIO CONNECTING MP3 TO THE RADIO

Time: You can adjust for clock, or set the alarm to turn on/off, etc.

Time

Turn On Frequency: Firstly press the band button to select the band you desired, then press <0-9> button to input the frequecncy directly. If you want to acquiesce the previous default, press < > shortly to enter the next setting option (Open/Close). Open/Close: Press < > shortly, show is open and is close. Press < > shortly to enter the next setting option (Exit).

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Charge(Radio Charge)

1. Enter the radio main menu, select Setting and press < > shortly.

3. Select Radio (if you want to charge the MP3, please select MP3 ).

4. Press < > shortly to start charging, the power indicator appears on the display.

Press < > or < > shortly to select;

Finding a broadcast station directly with the frequency.

1. Press < > shortly to delete frequency from the display and continue searching.

2. Press <band button> to select a band. Example: For FM you have to press < > shortly.

3. Press <0~9> button shortly to input the frequency. Example: Input <1> <0> <7> <1> to get the frequency FM107.1 MHz.

4. Press < > to confirm.

Knob Searching

Note: To correct a number which you enter, press < > shortly.

You can make the radio signal stronger by extending the anternna, changing the direction of the antenna or the position of the unit. The reception also improves if an external soft antenna connects to the unit.

Tuning into a station

Direct frequency entry

Method One:

With the radio turned off, press < > shortly to enter radio charge.

Method Two:

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Before charging, connect the AC adaptor correctly and insert the rechargeable batteries.

2. Select Charge and press < > shortly.

Next setting for 'Alarm 2' & 'Alarm 3', please follow the step of ''Alarm 1' instruction as for reference. Please be reminded that if the 'Time' setting for 'Record', the 'Momory' size will be filled shortly, because the unit will turn on every time for 'Record' automatically for the time being set, suggest not to use the 'Record' frequently or to use it when necessary.

Note

Note The recommended full charging time for AA batteries is ten hours around.(for radio)

CONNECTING MP3 TO THE RADIO CONNECTING MP3 TO THE RADIO

Normal tuning using the tuning knob

Using the tuning dial you can tune your radio to any station. You can set the tuning to coarse or fine steps, by pressing then button located above the tuning dial. Each time the button is pressed it switches from fine to coarse to off. Off disables the tuning dial such preventing the current frequency to be changed unintendedly.

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Browse station fast

1. Press < > shortly to enter the browse interface.

2. Press < > or < > shortly to browse the station name.

3. Press < > or < > shortly to browse between each frequency of the same station name.

4. Press < > shortly to exit, press < > shortly to select the frequency.

1. Search for a broadcast station.

2. Press < > shortly to enter the frequency storing mode.

Store station fast

Press < > or < > shortly to select a station name or press number buttons shortly to get the number of station name. Press < > or < > shortly to select one stored position for frequency, this frequency will be covered by the new frequency automatically.

3. Press < > shortly to store, press < > shortly to unstore and exit.

1. Press < > shortly to enter the delete.

Delete station fast

Press < > or < > shortly to select a station name. Press < > or < > shortly to select the frequency you want to delete.

2. Press < > or < > shortly to delete.

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You can play audio of external voice sourcing equipment (e.g. MP3, CD, etc.) via the unit.

With source of amplifier

1. Turn on the external voice sourcing equipment and the unit seperately.

2. Connect the Line-out Jack of external voice sourcing equipment to the Line-in Jack of the unit by using the supplied Line-in Cable.

Open the FREQ.TXT file which is in the CD. Please refer to the notes in the FREQ.TXT before editing. When it is saved please do not change the file name. Connect the MP3 to PC and then copy the FREQ.TXT file into MP3 folder.

Edit FREQ.TXT File

Note: It works only in the radio mode.

CONNECTING MP3 TO THE RADIO CONNECTING MP3 TO THE RADIO

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USE RADIO INDEPENDENTLY

1. Press < > shortly to enter setting mode, the small display shows SET .

2. Press < > shortly to enter timer one setting, then the timer symbol flashes.

Note: To program further times operate the same way as described before. 'Alarm 2' for < >, and 'Alarm 3' for < > the above setting is only turn 'On' for the radio.

While setting please note the information on the small display.

Press the particular number buttons to set the timer. Press < > shortly to enter the setting mode. At first you have to choose the broadcast station, secondly you have to set the volume and finally you can decide on the moment the unit shall turn on.

3. When appears in the small display the timer is set.

4. If you press < > shortly the symbol flashes. To close Alarm 1 press < > shortly.

Setting Time Turn On/Off (When in power off)

After turn on, you can set auto off time.

1. Press < > long so the small display shows the time.

2. Press < > shortly and show the current auto off time.

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Setting Auto Off

Compare: When using the radio separately the operations are the same as in combined use.

USE RADIO INDEPENDENTLY

Turn On: Press < > shortly to turn on; Press < > shortly to turn off.

Turn On/Turn Off

Use radio independently:

1. When using, please note the small display indication.

2. Remove the MP3 player from the radio and insert the batteries in the radio accurately.

1. Press < > shortly to switch between the different searching modes (according to band, station name).

2. According to band, press < > or < > shortly to search station.

Search Station

3. According to station name, press < > or < > shortly to select a frequency to store.

Press < > shortly to FM band; Press < > shortly to MW band; Press < > shortly to SW band.

Press < > shortly to watch frequency opposite station number.

Charge

In turn on state, press < > shortly to enter radio charging, press

< > long to enter MP3 charging, when the batteries have stopped

charging, press < > shortly to exit charging. If you set two kinds

of charging, when turning on the unit, MP3 charging will stop.

Select frequency, press < > shortly, then input a number (two

digits).

Store Frequency

Select station number, press< > shortly to display the current

station number. Press the same button again to delete stored

frequencies.

Delete Frequency

Note: When only use in radio, the station name will be used on the first received frequency.

Press the particular number buttons to fix the period of time the radio should be on. If no other operation is set the radio turns off after 60 minutes. No 'Time off' function if press < > shortly.

MP3

RADIO

MP3

RADIO

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FM Mono /Stereo

Normally "Stereo" is selected, if a strong signal without noise is received. "Mono" is selected, if too much noise is heard in setting "stereo".

2019

When listening to a FM broadcasting station you can switch

between mono and stereo by pressing FM: Mono/Stereo .

In both modes the main display shows and in stereo mode

there also appears ST in the small display.

Note: The unit has news/music selecting, with the mono/stereo in the same place. Mono(News), Stereo(Music).

LISTENING TO THE RADIOLISTENING TO THE RADIO

SSB/CW

1. After turning on the radio,select Step searching mode,and press < > shortly to enter SW band.

2. Press <SSB Button> shortly until the main display shows and enter SSB working mode.

3. Turn <Knob> to tune to one frequency of approximate SSB.

4. Turn <SSBFINE Knob> slowly to have the best reception.

Narrow/Wide Band

Press AM: W/N button repeatedly to select wide band or narrow band when listening MM, SW or LW broadcasting.

In AM band, press W/Nbutton short to switch between

Wide and Narrow .

Wide band has a better tone reception than narrow band, but it is noiser than narrow band reception.

Local-Nor-DX Selectivity

By selecting LO-NOR.-DX the unit can be tuned perfectly to the particular listening. Nor: For normal use. Local: You should change to LO if you want to listen to a local broadcast station or if there is a strong interference while listening. DX: If you want to listen to a broadcast station with a very weak signal, please change to DX.

LW/MW

NOR

LO-NOR.-DX Antenna Attentuator

-15dB

-30dB

-25dB

0dB0dB

-3dB

0dB

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Select File

Play/Pause

Stop Play

Select Memu

Select EQ

Press < > or < > shortly.

Press < > shortly.

Press < > shortly to select EQ. There appear further information on the main display.

A-B Repeat

1. Set start A: Press < > shortly, the display shows A- .

2. Set end B: To fix B press < > shortly again. The display shows A-B .

3. Press < > shortly to cancel the repetition.

If you want to use MP3 and radio combined:

1. Please pay attention to the display while operating.

2. Connect the MP3-Player and the radio correctly.

3. Insert the batteries correctly in the radio.

4. Insert the batteries correctly in the MP3-Player. (You have to charge the batteries before using.)

5. Connet your unit to the PC and import your song files.

1. Turn On: Press < > shortly to turn on,then enter the MP3 working mode.

2. Turn Off: In MP3 mode press < > shortly to turn off.

3. Switch working mode: In the radio working mode press < > shortly to enter the MP3 working mode; In the MP3 working mode press < > shortly to enter the radio working mode.

Turn On/Off/Switch Working Mode

1. Volume Up: Press < > shortly.

2. Volume Down: Press < > shortly.

3. Mute: Press < > shortly.

Adjust Volume

Note: The volume process bar and the volume level are shown on the main display.

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Play Music

Charge(MP3 Charge)

Note: Make sure that you have inserted the batteries correctly. The batteries should be totally charged within about 4.5 hours.(for MP3)

Connect the external power adaptor to the unit, turn off the unit, press < > long to charge the MP3-Player, press < > shortly to exit from charging.

MP3 OPERATION MP3 OPERATION

MP3

RADIO

MP3

RADIO

MP3

RADIO

MP3

RADIO

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File Management

Press < > or < > shortly to select the menu. Press < > shortly to enter the next menu.

Enter MP3 Main Menu

In MP3 working mode, press < > shortly to pop up the MP3 main menu;

File Management MP3 Play Speech Play Record MP3 Record Setting Version EXIT

1. Browse files: Press < > or < > shortly.

2. Enter Sub Folder: Press < > shortly.

3. Exit from Sub Folder: Press < > shortly.

4. Play: Press < > shortly.

MP3 Play

1. Browse files: Press < > or < > shortly.

. Play: Press < > shortly, press it shortly again to pause.

3. Stop play: Press < > shortly.

MP3 file list, you can select MP3/WMA format file.

Speech Play

1. Browse files: Press < > or < > shortly. . Play: Press < > shortly, press it shortly again to pause.

3. Stop play: Press < > shortly.

In the speech file list you can select your speech (record) files (32 kbps WAV format files).

Record(MIC Record)

1. After selecting the record file menu press < > shortly to start your recording (WAV format files).

MP3 Record(Line record)

You can also record external voice sources in MP3-quality with the help of the supplied line-in-cable.

Note:

Please cancel the auto off function if you want to avoid a sudden stop of your recording. Make sure that the batteries have enough power before recording. Your record files are stored in the speech play list.

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2. Press < > shortly to stop your recording.

1. Connect the line-in-cable to your unit and the external voice

source.

2. Select MP3 Record in the menu and press < > shortly to

enter record baud rate.

3. Select baud rate and press < > shortly to start the recording.

4. Press < > shortly to stop your recording.

Note:

Your recording files are automatically stored in the MP3 Play list.

MP3 OPERATION MP3 OPERATION

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Setting

1. After entering the MP3 main menu, press < > shortly to enter the setting mode.

3. Press < > or < > shortly to select the EQ which you want to select.

4. Press < > shortly to confirm.

2. To select and EQ effect press < > shortly.

Choose one of the umpteen EQ modes in the unit and pay attention to further information on the main display afterwards.

EQ Effect

Note: There are four different EQ modes: Normal, Classic, Jazz, DBB. You can press < > shortly directly to select.

1. After enter the MP3 main menu, select Setting , press < > shortly to enter the setting mode.

3. Press < > or < > shortly to select.

4. Press < > shortly to confirm.

2. Press < > shortly to select Replay .

Choose one of the umpteen play modes and pay attention to further information on the main display afterwards.

Replay

Note:

The setting of LED in MP3 is similar to the setting in radio mode.

The setting of automatically off in MP3 is similar to the setting in radio mode.

LED

Auto Off

Delete Archives

1. After entering the MP3 main menu press < > shortly to enter the setting mode.

2. Select Delete Archives , press < > shortly to enter selecting:

There are two delete modes: (1). To delete a single file choose delete archives . (2). To delete all files choose format . Caution: After confirming the delete the file(s) can not be restored.

Press < > or < > shortly to select Delete Archives . Press < > shortly to enter the selectting mode to delete a file. On the main display ERASE? appears and you can select the file you want to delete. Press < > shortly to confirm the file deletion.To exit press < > shortly.

Delete Archives

Format

Press < > or < > shortly to select Format . Press < > shortly to enter confirming mode. To confirm the deletion select Yes , to exit the format deletion select No . Press < > shortly to confirm.

MP3 OPERATION MP3 OPERATION

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Normal Play

Repeat One Play

Repeat All

Random

Note: If an error message appears in the display connect the unit

to a pc in order to format it.

You can choose between four different modes:

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To use the MP3 player separately actuate the Shortcut button

and edge up the MP3 player ball. Then take down the MP3 player, insert the batteries and plug in the earphones.

1. Turn On: Press (above 2 seconds ) < > shortly to turn on.

2. Turn Off: Press < > until BYE BYE appears on the LCD.

3. If you don't operate to MP3 for 5 minutes, the MP3 will turn off.

Turn On/Off

1. Volume Up: Press < > .

2. Volume: Press < >.

Volume Control

Note You can record MP3 when you use MP3 separately.

1. Selected Song: Press < > or < > shortly.

2. FF, RW: Press < > or < > down.

Selected Song/FF, RW

1. Play: Press < > shortly to start playing music.

2. Pause: When playing, press < > shortly to pause. Press the button again to continue playing.

3. Stop: Press < > shortly to stop playing.

Play/Pause/Stop

Press < > shortly to enter menu.

Menu Function

Note:

You can only record MP3 in combination with the radio. Consult page 24 to get to know how to record.

Outright Recording: Press (above 2 seconds) < > long to start recording (MIC Record).

Recording

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A-B Repeat

1. Setting srart A: Press < > shortly, A- appears on the

small display.

2. Setting end B: After setting start A, press < > shortly when

you want to end repeating. A-B appears on the display.

3. Press < > shortly to cancel the repetition.

USE MP3 INDEPENDENTLY USE MP3 INDEPENDENTLY

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CONNECT TO PC AND DATA TRANSFER

If you are using an operating system below Windows 98SE, please install the need driver. After installing connect your unit

to the PC and open the 98 driver/af98drv5lng_04.exe from the

supplied CD to complete your installation.

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FIRMWARE UPDATING

4. Before you disconnect the USB-cable, you have to click

Unpull or Eject Hardware and wait until the safety indicator appears.

1. Please use the supplied USB cable to connect the PC and the MP3-Player.

2. Windows checks the new hardware automatically when you connect the unit to your PC the first time.

3. After the connecting is successful, a removeable disk will appears in My Computer . The sign of the disk will be different because of different disk partition. You can copy, paste, delete, etc. in the removeable disk as in a disk of the computer.

1. After

Note:

connecting put on the CD

Please do not disconnect the USB cable while updating.

DE1121MP3RadioVxx.exe file

to start updating.

2. When the update is finished click confirm. The unit will be

disconnected automatically.

Upgrade

If you cannot connect the unit to the PC proceed like this to update:

1. Take off the MP3-Player from the radio and take out the DF6-Battery.

2. Press < > and other any one button down, and at the same time connect the unit to PC.

3. After wait about 3 seconds and let the key go.

4. Now you can continue with the steps described above.

5. Disconnect to PC, after connecting over again, use the PC FAT32 format to MP3.

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LYRIC DISPLAYLYRIC DISPLAY

1. Run the Winamp.exe file (Music play software, support MP3, WAV etc. Multi-audio format) in CD directory, follow the clews of appearance complete installation.

2. Run Lyrie.exe file (Lyric convert tool) in the CD directory, you need to install it to under the Winamp root directory.

3. After the installation completed, open Winamp player software and run: file/Lyrie to open lyric convert tool.

4. Click the toolbox which is at the bottom of the convert tool interface, select Edit Lyric , then you can input the lyrics.

The player only support above format time labels [00:05] Love [00:08] Singer: Andy If one lyric show [00:05.10] Love, you must to edited it to [00:05] Love

5. Click toolbox, select Import From/.LRC or .TXT, open lyric file of .LRC or .TXT format (need to with time label), then the lyric convert tool interface will show the opened lyric, user can edit lyric file for yourself.

6. Save the lyric file(After the lyrics will incorporate to *.MP3 file).

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SPECIFICATIONS OF MP3

FM 70.00 - 108.00 MHz

LW-MW 50 - 1719 KHz

2. Preset Frequencies/Stations: 400 Frequencies; 100 Stations

1. Frenquency Range

10. Dimensions About 163 * 32 * 103mm

11. Weight About 300g(excl.Battery)

8. Built-in Loudhailer D77mm

9. External Earphone D3.5mm

7. Power Supply Built-in Battery AA*3 External Power Supply 6V 300mA

3. Noise Limit Sensitivity FM 5 V MW 1mv/m SW 20 V

4. SW Selectivity Wide Band excelled 20dB Narrow Band excelled 80dB

6. Most Line Import 500mV

5. AM Second IF BW Wide Band Less Than 9KHz Narrow Band Less Than 4KHz

FLASH Memory

Max Record Time

Music Format

Record Format

Microphone

Battery Consumption

Earphone Output

Communication Standard

MP3/WMA Access Rate

Battery

Weight

Dimensions

256M/512M

Approx. 16H/32H

MP3/WMA

MP3/WAV

Capacitive Microphone

DF6 Approx. 3H

>3mW*2

USB2.0

32Kbps - 320Kbps

DF6*1

Approx. 36g(excl. Battery)

58*36*15mm

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SPECIFICATIONS OF RADIO

16m 17.400 - 18.000 MHz 13m 21.400 - 22.000 MHz 11m 25.500 - 26.100 MHz

49m 5.800 - 6.400 MHz 41m 6.900 - 7.500 MHz 31m 9.300 - 9.900 MHz 25m 11.500 - 12.100 MHz 22m 13.300 - 13.900 MHz 19m 15.100 - 15.700 MHz

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