Fulljoin PPS006, PPS003 User Manual

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DAB/DAB+ Radio
User Manual
PPS006
PPS003
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Press the Power Button for more than 3 seconds to turn on the radio. The green power
indicator illuminates and start-up screen will appear.
DAB Radio
The radio can search for local DAB, DAB+ radio stations; if enter into the DAB mode for
the first time, it will be access to automatic search interface after the start-up screen,
and it will be access to <Station List> interface after the search is finished, which
will display all of the radio stations be searched, and broadcast the first radio station
automatically.
FM Radio
FM radio with RDS function, you can use it to listen to local FM radio stations.
Press the Power Button once or access to the <Main Menu> and then switch to FM
mode.
Press the Back Button to access to the FM Main Menu.
Use the Control Wheel to navigate to <Auto Program> and then press Enter Button.
Previously stored radio stations will be updated automatically by the new stations be
searched.
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MP3
Songs can be stored into Flash or MicroSD card; the radio can play MP3 music stored
in Flash and MicroSD card fluently. At the same time, it can set the play mode, play lists
and equalizer.
Clock & Alarm
You can manually adjust the clock or use DAB and FM to synchronize clock.
You can set either a DAB or FM broadcast radio as alarm, when the alarm sounds, the
radio will play preset radio station automatically.
Recording Function
During broadcasting DAB or FM Stations, it can be access to record as your
requirement. You can choose Flash or MicroSD card as stored path to record.
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Brief Introduction
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Packaging and Specifications
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Packaging.................................................................
Specifications............................................................
DAB Function ......................................................
FM Function.........................................................
MP3.....................................................................
Time and Alarm....................................................
Battery .................................................................
Device .................................................................
Button Instruction 11
Display Types
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Broadcasting Screen.................................................
Menu Screen.............................................................
Information Screen....................................................
Query Screen............................................................
Main Menu
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Main Menu Structure.................................................
Mode Switching.........................................................
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Preset List................................................................
Station List...............................................................
Local Scan...............................................................
Manual Tune.............................................................
Region.....................................................................
DRC.........................................................................
Record.....................................................................
Sort..........................................................................
System Setup..........................................................
Main Menu...............................................................
DAB Mode Operation
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Basic Operation.......................................................
Power On DAB for the First Time.........................
Power On DAB Next Time...................................
Select Stations....................................................
Play Stations.......................................................
Store Stations.....................................................
Recall Preset.......................................................
Display Station Information..................................
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Preset List.................................................................
Channel List..............................................................
Seek Mode................................................................
Tune Mode................................................................
Auto Program............................................................
Clear All Station.........................................................
Region.......................................................................
Scan Setting..............................................................
Audio Setting.............................................................
Record......................................................................
System Setup............................................................
Main Menu................................................................
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Flash.........................................................................
MicroSD Card............................................................
Audio Setting.............................................................
Play Mode............................................................
Play Range...........................................................
EQ........................................................................
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Main Menu...............................................................
MP3 User interface for display..................................
Download the files from PC......................................
System Setup Menu Introduction and Operation
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Set Power Off Time..................................................
Time Setup..............................................................
Display Time & Date............................................
Set Time & Date..................................................
Alarm.......................................................................
Brightness................................................................
Backlight TimeOut....................................................
Reset All...................................................................
Info...........................................................................
Charging the Device
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Brief Introduction
Full-Join PPS006 is a digital multimedia products with DAB, DAB+, FM, MP3, alarm
clock functions.
DAB is the abbreviation of Digital Audio Broadcasting, it is the third-generation
broadcasting after the AM, FM traditional analogue broadcasting; this new transmission
system with great anti-interference performance, it can eliminate noise and distortion in
the process of signal transmission, while the transmission errors can also be amended,
which leads it to provide CD-quality stereo.
DAB+ is the updated version of the DAB standard series, which is used in many
countries such as Europe, Canada, China, South Korea. DAB+ standard is based on
HE-AACv2. Compared with DAB technology used in MPEG Audio Layer II, HE-AACv2
can provide homogeneous or much better sound at a lower bit rate.
As DAB Radio isn't widespread currently, and taking the existing few radio models into
consideration, PPS006 keeps the FM function.
In MP3 mode, it can play the music stored in Flash and MicroSD card.
For Clock & Alarm: You can set either a DAB or FM broadcast radio as alarm, when the
alarm sounds, the radio will play the preset radio station automatically.
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Packaging and Specifications
Packaging
Thank you for choosing our DAB radio, please check the accessories in the box
according to the list as below. If there is anything shortage, please contact you retailer.
1. DAB radio 1 pc
2. USB 2.0 cable 1 pc
3. Antenna 1 pc
4. User Manual 1 pc
Specifications
DAB Function
• This DAB radio can receive and play all the Band III radio stations under DAB
standard, and the frequency range of DAB band III is 174.928MHz~239.2MHz.
• Support region setting, the device will search the radio stations when the user set up
the default region.
• Support local searching.
• Support searching by preferred frequency channel.
• Support DRC function.
• Support DLS function.
• Support recording function, and the default recording format is MP2 when it is in DAB
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status. The default recording format is AAC when it is in DAB+ status. The capacity is up
to the capacity of Flash or MicroSD card.
• Support preset function, and the maximum is 30 radio stations in preset.
FM Function
• Also you can use this device to receive and play FM radio stations, and the frequency
range is 87.5MHz~108MHz, the frequency interval is 50KHz.
• Support searching and playing radio stations with strong signal only.
• Support playing the radio stations only in Mono mode.
• Support searching and conserving the radio stations automatically, the maximum is
30 radio stations in Channel List.
• Support preset function, the maximum is 30 radio stations.
• Support tune and seek mode.
• Support recording function. And the default recording format is MP3, and the capacity
is up to the capacity of Flash or MicroSD card.
• Support clearing all the conserved radio station list, including the preset list and the
channel list.
• Support RDS (PTY, PS, RT, CT).
MP3
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• Support equalizer function.
• Support play, pause, next, previous function.
Time and Alarm
• The time can be set up manually or synchronous with DAB or FM.
• Alarm will start with a radio station, user can set up to play a DAB or FM radio station
on the alarming time, and the device can turn on automatically and play the preset radio
station.
Battery
1. Build in 1260mAh Li-polymer battery, it can play over 10 hours.
2. Charging time: 4.5 hours.
3. Maximum charging electric current: 500mA.
4. Age of charging circle: over 300 times.
Device
1. Built in speaker: 2 W.
2. 3.5mm stereo headphone socket.
3. Dimension: 73mm*125mm*23.4mm (H*W*D).
4. Weight: 155.7 grams.
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Button Instruction
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LCD Display
Display all the pictures or characters info.
Control Wheel
To select the menu entry by circling.
USB 2.0 Cable
You can use this cable to charge this device or transfer datas by connecting to your computer.
Reset
To reset the device to original setting.
Enter Button
To confirm your operating.
Power Button
Long pressing is for power on and power off, short pressing is for mode converting.
Volume
Clockwise rotation is for higher voice, and anti-clockwise is for lower voice.
Back Button
Shor t pressin g ba c k to upper menu. Long pressing (3 seconds) back to main menu under the function.
Speaker Switch
Left is speaker off, right is speaker on.
Hold Switch
To lock all the buttons.
H ea d se t o r
Antenna Socket
MicroSD Card
Slot
Plug in MicroSD card to this slot.
Connect 3 .5mm stereo headset or antenna.
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Display Types
Broadcasting Screen
There are three modes: DAB, FM, and MP3.
: Display the current electricity directives.
: Display the current volume.
: It will appear after the alarm is set.
11:01: Display the current time.
: Display the signal strength.
SZTV-2: Display a station name.
Pop music: DLS info (not all stations with DLS info).
In the DAB or FM mode, short pressing Enter Button, the radio information will be
displayed on the screen. (Note: only if FM stations with RDS, the information can be
displayed on the screen.)
Example as below:
Menu Screen
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SZTV-2
Pop music
DAB
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A menu screen displays four options, with the currently selected option shows “>”. If
more than four options are available, turn the Control Wheel up and down to select it.
Note: Under DAB mode, FM mode or MP3 mode, it is with <System Setup> and <Main
Menu>, you can make system settings by access to <System Setup> menu or select
modes by access to <Main Menu>.
Example as below:
Information Screen
Information screens are used to display messages to the user. Then time is out after one
second.
Example as below:
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DAB
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> Preset List Station List Local Scan Manual Tune
DAB
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Preset Saved
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Query Screen
A query screen is used to offer the user a choice. Queries are worded so that you can
respond with a “Yes” (Press Enter Button) or a “No” (Press Back Button).
Example Query Screen:
Main Menu
Main Menu Structure
• DAB
• FM
• MP3
• System Setup
When power on the radio for the first time, it will show the <Main Menu> after start-up
screen, there are <DAB>, <FM>, <MP3>, and <System Setup> for you choice, users
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Previousiy Stored Stations Will
Be Deleted.
Are You Sure?
Yes No
DAB
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can select <DAB>, <FM> or <MP3> to access to appropriate mode.
Power on: Press the Power Button for more than 3 seconds to turn on the radio.
Power off: Press the Power Button for more than 3 seconds to turn off the radio.
When power on the radio for the first time, it will show the <Main Menu> after start-up
screen, users can select <DAB>, <FM> or <MP3> to access to appropriate mode. And
can also select <System Setup> to set system parameters. Please refer to the <System
Menu> to get to know how to set the system parameters.
(1) If select the DAB mode, system will play the station that broadcasted last time
automatically. If power on for the first time, it will search for DAB stations automatically,
when the search is finished, the system will store the information of DAB stations and
display the number of received stations. It will play the first station be searched.
(2) If select the FM mode, system will be access to FM interface automatically, and
will play the frequency be listened last time. If power on for the first time, the default
frequency is 87.5MHz.
(3) If select the MP3 mode, system will display the MP3 menu.
Mode Switching
Under any menu, short pressing the Power Button, it can switch among DAB, FM and
MP3 modes.
Each mode with welcome interface, which will last for 1 second. As shown below:
Access to DAB mode:
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Access to FM mode:
Access to MP3 mode:
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Welcome to DAB
DAB
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Welcome to FM
FM
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Welcome to MP3
MP3
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DAB Menu
DAB Menu structure
• Preset List
• Station List
• Local Scan
• Manual Tune
• Region
• DRC
• Record
• Sort
• System Setup
• Main Menu
Preset List
Display a list of preset stations. The preset stations are stored in the memory of the DAB
radio. 30 preset radio stations can be stored at most.
Station List
Display a list of received stations, which are stored in the memory of the DAB radio. 500
radio stations can be stored at most.
Local Scan
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Search for local stations, select the menu <Local Scan>, the radio will search for radio
stations automatically and display the search progress, when the search is finished, the
radio will store the information of DAB stations, and display the number of radio stations
be searched. And it will play the first station be searched.
Manual Tune
Select a frequency under <Manual Tune>, press the Enter Button to access to manually
search for radio stations.
Change a frequency every time, the radio will search for all stations within this frequency,
the process will take about a few seconds, when the search is finished, the screen
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DAB
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>5A 174.928MHz 5A 176.640MHz 7A 176.720MHz 7B 178.432MHz
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will display the number of radio stations be searched and it will play the first station
be searched automatically. If no station be searched, it will display “0”. When search
finished, it will be access to broadcast interface.
Region
You can select a appropriate region, the regions are: China, Korea, Europe, UK
Different regions with the corresponding frequency range:
• China Band: 7A-11D 176.720
MHz
- 213.856
MHz
• Korea Band: 7A-13C 175.280
MHz
- 214.736
MHz
• Europe Band: 5A-13F 174.928
MHz -
239.200
MHz
• UK Band: 11B-12D 218.640
MHz
- 229.072
MHz
DRC
According to requirement, you can set the DRC to three states: high, low, and off.
Record
In the DAB mode, you can record your favorite programs; It can be stored in the Flash
or MicroSD card.
In the DAB mode, select the <Record> menu; It will appear storage path interface,
select a desired storage path. It will be access to the preparing interface for record,
press the Enter Button to start to record. During the recording, it will pause recording if
press the Enter Button, and it can stop recording if press the Back Button. If you stop
recording and press the Enter Button, it will start a new recording.
Sort
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The stations stored in the <Station List> can be sorted, there are two sorts:
The first one is according to the frequency; The second one is according to the radio
station names in alphabetical.
System Setup
Please refer to <System Setup Menu Introduction and Operation> from page 31 to page 35.
Main Menu
Please refer to <Main Menu Introduction> from page 14 to page 16.
DAB Mode Operation
Basic Operation
Power On DAB for the First Time
When use the DAB mode for the first time, it will be access to auto-search interface,
when the search is finished, it will be access to <Station List> interface, which will display
all of the stations be searched. It will play the first station be searched automatically, and
the system will store all of the stations be searched.
Power On DAB Next Time
When power on the DAB next time, it will play the last station that be broadcasted last
time automatically.
Select Stations
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Turn the Control Wheel in broadcast interface or Select <Station List> in the DAB menu
to access to <Station List> menu; You can press the Enter Button to select the radio
stations you desired.
Play Stations
Press the Back Button to DAB menu, turn the Control Wheel and press the Enter
Button to highlight <Preset List> or <Station List>, select the stations you desired and
press the Enter Button to play it.
Store Stations
In broadcasting interface, press the Enter Button for more than 3 seconds, it will display
<Save Preset> menu, select any position under this menu and press the Enter Button,
if the screen display “Preset Saved”, it means the station has been stored into <Preset
List> menu.
Recall Preset
Select <Preset List> in DAB menu, it will display “Preset List Stations”, select the station
you desired and press the Enter Button to play it.
Display Station Information
DAB radio loads a lot of digital information, in the DAB broadcast interface, short
pressing Enter Button to get corresponding information such as “Ensemble Label”,
“Ensemble Num”, “Channels Mode”, “Bit Rate”.
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FM Radio Menu Introduction and Operation
FM Radio Menu Structure:
• Preset List
• Channel List
• Seek Mode
• Tune Mode
• Auto Program
• Clear All List
• Region
• Scan Setting
• Audio Setting
• Record
• System Setup
• Main Menu
Preset List
Display a series of preset stations. The preset stations are stored in the memory of the
DAB radio. Up to 30 preset stations can be stored within the radio.
Channel List
“Channel List” is mainly an automatic station search list for <Auto Program>.
The channel list will be updated each time you select <Auto Program>.
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Auto program searched stations will be stored in the memory of the DAB radio, it can be
stored up to 30 stations.
The user can select a station from the list.
Seek Mode
Press Back Button go back to main menu, select <Seek Mode> and press the Enter
Button, it will search the stations automatically.
Turn the Control Wheel to search for FM stations automatically.
Turn the Control Wheel clockwise to seek in a frequency increasing direction and anti-
clockwise to seek in a frequency decreasing direction.
When the search function finds a radio station, it will stop and broadcast automatically.
Tune Mode
During normal radio playing, press the Back Button to enter the FM main menu.
Turn the Control Wheel to <Tune mode>, press the Enter Button to enter <Tune Mode>
for manual turning thereafter.
Turn the Control Wheel and the frequency will change by rate of 0.05MHz per step.
Clockwise means the frequency increases, anticlockwise means the frequency
decreases.
Turn the Control Wheel to locate the radio stations that you desired.
Auto Program
In the FM menu interface, turn the Control Wheel to <Auto Program> and press the
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Enter Button to enter Auto Program Mode.
The system will search the stations between 87.50MHz~108.00MHz automatically and
will show the frequency.
At the same time, it will store the received stations in the Channel List. (30 stations at
most)
After search is finished, it will automatically revert to the Channel List.
The Channel List will show the received stations, any previously stored stations will be
replaced.
Clear All Station
To access the <Clear All List> menu during playing interface, press the Back Button
to FM main menu, and turn the Control Wheel to <Clear All List> and press the Enter
Button to enter the <Clear All List> menu.
In the <Clear All List> menu, you can delete all the stations in the Preset List and
Channel List.
Once selected, the screen promptly appears to confirm this action, as below:
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Stations?
Yes No
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If you confirm and press the Enter Button, the radio will clear all the stored stations in
the Preset List and Channel List and confirm with “Clear All”, later the system will go
back to the playing interface.
Region
In the playing interface, press the Back Button to enter the FM main menu, turn
and press the Control Wheel to <Region>, you can select the corresponding region
according to your location.The Region contains: <U.S.A>, <Europe>, <Japan>; Press
Enter Button to save them and go back to FM main menu.
Scan Setting
In the playing interface, press Back Button and enter the FM main menu, turn the
Control Wheel to <Scan Setting> and press the Enter Button, the interface will show
“Strong Stations Only”? Press Enter Button, it will be set to search Strong Stations Only
and return to the FM main menu.
Press Back Button, it will not do the settings and return to the FM main menu.
Audio Setting
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Yes No
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In the playing interface, press Back Button and enter the FM main menu, turn Control
Wheel to <Audio Setting> and press the Enter Button, the interface will show “Listen in
Mono Only”? Press Enter Button, it will be set to Listen in Mono only and return to the
FM main menu.
Press Back Button, it will logout Mono Setting and return to the FM main menu.
Record
When listening to the FM radio, you can record your favorite stations.
The recorded stations you can choose to store in the Flash or MicroSD card.
In the playing interface, press Back Button and enter the FM main menu, turn Control
Wheel to <Record> and press the Enter Button, it will enter Record interface. It will
appear storage path interface, select a desired storage path. Press Enter Button and
begin to record.
During record, you can press Enter Button to pause the record, or press Back Button
to stop the record.
When stop record, you can press Enter Button to begin a new record, press Back
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Button and exit the record interface.
System Setup
Please refer to <System Setup Menu Introduction and Operation> from page 31 to page 35.
Main Menu
Please refer to <Main Menu Introduction> from page 14 to page 16.
MP3
MP3 Menu Structure:
• Flash
• MicroSD Card
• Audio Setting
• System Setup
• Main Menu
Flash
In the MP3 main menu, turn Control Wheel to <Flash>, press Enter Button to view
Flash display and the audio files in Flash.
If there isn't any audio file or directory, it will display “NO FILE”;
If there is an audio file, press the Enter Button to play.
MicroSD Card
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In the MP3 main menu, turn Control Wheel to <MicroSD Card>, press Enter Button to
view MicroSD card display and the audio files in MicroSD card.
If there isn't any audio file or directory, it will display “NO FILE”;
If there is an audio file, press the Enter Button to play.
Audio Setting
Play Mode
Turn Control Wheel to <Play Mode> and press the Enter Button, it will set the play
mode as <One Time>, <Repeat>, <Shuffle>;
Turn Control Wheel to select any one of the three modes, press Enter Button to save
them and return to <Play Mode>.
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Turn Control Wheel to <Play Range> and press the Enter Button, it will set the play
range as <Single>, <Directory>, <All>.
Turn Control Wheel to select any one of the three modes, press Enter Button to save
them and return to <Play Range>.
EQ
Turn Control Wheel to <EQ>, it will set the equalizer as <Normal>, <Classic>, <Pop>,
<Jazz>, <Bass>, <Rock>;
Turn Control Wheel to select any one of the six types, press Enter Button to save them
and return to <EQ>.
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Please refer to <System Setup Menu Introduction and Operation> from page 31 to page 35.
Main Menu
Please refer to <Main Menu Introduction> from page 14 to page 16.
MP3 User interface for display
MP3 Playing Interface
In this interface, turn Control Wheel to select the previous or the next;
Short pressing Enter Button to pause or play.
Download files from PC
It can download files from PC to device.
When the device is power on, it will show the notice when it is connected with the PC by
USB 2.0 cable.
USB MODE SELECT
>USB Mode
Charing & Playing
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“USB Storage” shown in the interface on the display when you choose <USB Mode>.
You may copy the songs into the device and play in the mode of MP3, the previous
mode will be shown when the USB cable is plug out.
When you choose <Charging & Playing Mode>, the interface of <USB MODE SELECT>
will be logout, and back to the previous mode.
System Setup Menu Introduction and Operation
System Setup Menu Structure:
• Set Power Off Time
• Timer Setup
• Alarm
• Brightness
• Backlight TimeOut
• Reset All
• Info
Set Power Off Time
You can set Power Off Time automatically, it can be set as 60minutes, 45minutes,
30minutes, as shown in illustration.
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The unit will Power Off after the selected time interval passed automatically.
Time Setup
Display Time & Date
This menu can display current date, time, week.
Set Time & Date
• Time Sync
The time can be synchronized by DAB or FM. In DAB or FM mode, select this menu will
automatically update the current display time.
• Manual Set
This menu can manually adjust the current time.
The method is to turn Control Wheel to adjust the number of the currently flickering item
to set the time.
Press Enter Button to skip to the next one, the next one will be flashing. Adjust it in
sequence.
When you reach the display of “week”, press Enter Button, it will save the settings and
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45 Minutes
60 Minutes
Disable
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change the current display time.
Press Back Button and go back to the previous menu.
Alarm
This device provides one alarm clock, the users can set the alarm, the alarm also works
even when the unit is power off. It will automatically alarm when it reaches the setting
time. It is shown as below:
Press Enter Button to enter the followings interface:
In the Alarm Setting interface, turn the Control Wheel left or right to increase or
decrease the value of the flashing item; Press Enter Button to switch from front to back,
when reach “Preset”, It will show Preset List interface, select any item of the Preset List,
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the radio will save this alarm setting and return to Time Setup interface.
Short pressing Back Button, it will switch from back to front; Long pressing Back
Button will automatically exit this interface.
According to the above method to adjust the alarm time, select the alarm mode and
radio station which is used as the alarm.
If the alarm time arrived, the radio will automatically turn on and play the alarm radio, it
will display the “ ” symbol. After 30 minutes, it will stop flashing.
Brightness
Select <Brightness> menu, you can set the current backlight brightness, brightness
values can be adjusted by Enter Button.
When select the appropriate brightness, short pressing Enter Button to save the current
setting.
Long pressing Back Button, it will not save this setting.
Backlight TimeOut
Select the <Backlight TimeOut> menu; Turn the Control Wheel to select the time you
want, short pressing Enter Button to save the current setting. Long pressing Back
Button, it will not save this setting.
Reset All
Select <Reset All> menu, it will ask if you want to continue to reset to the factory default
settings. Short pressing Enter Button will reset the device to the factory setting, the
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interface displays <System Restart>, later the device will reboot automatically.
After the system reset, the stored DAB, FM stations and DAB radio information will be
lost.
Info
Select <Info> menu, it will enter the machine version interface, press any key, it will exit.
Charging the Device
The device can be charged by USB 2.0 cable, it would be better to charge when it is off
in order to assure the lifetime of the battery.
When it is off, plug in the USB 2.0 cable, the indicator for charging becomes red and
distinguishes automatically after charging.
Using the Antenna
Strongly recommend using the external antenna.
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Safety Warning
Please read before usage
1. If this DAB radio has been moved from a cold place to a warm place, do not turn on
the radio for 2-3 hours. (E.g. from a cold car boot to a warm room)
There is a possibility that excessive moisture may damage the DAB radio, in order to
avoid damage, please place at room temperature for 2-3 hours before use.
2. Do not remove any fixed covers as this may expose dangerous voltages.
3. Never use your DAB radio if it is damaged in any way. Always place your DAB radio
on a flat level surface avoiding anywhere which may be subject to strong vibration.
4. Avoid extremes of temperature, either hot or cold, place your DAB radio well away
from heat sources such as radiators or gas / electronic.
5. Don’t allow your DAB radio to be exposed to rain, moisture or dust. If any liquid is
split into your DAB radio, it can cause serious damage.
If you spill any liquid into your DAB radio, please power off the unit immediately.
6. Caution: Don’t open any covers and don’t repair by yourself.
Qualified personnel must carry out repair work.
7. Usage of headset or earphones with maximum volume for a long period of time may
cause hearing loss due to excessive sound pressures.
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