Goodmans 336801 User Manual
USER MANUAL
MODEL: 336801
DAB RADIO
WITH BLUETOOTH
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1 Welcome
2 Your DAB Radio System
2.1 In The Box
2.2 Main Unit - Front View
2.3 Main Unit - Back View
3 Quick Setup
3.1 Power On (Using Mains)
3.2 Power On (Using Batteries)
3.3 Auto Scan
4 Operational
4.1 Adjust the Volume
4.2 DAB Mode
4.3 Info Mode
4.4 FM Mode
4.5 Favourite / Preset Station
4.6 Line-In Mode
4.7 BlueTooth Mode
4.8 Alarm Mode
4.8.1 Setting the up your Alarm
4.8.2 Turn ON / OFF Alarm
5 Menu Mode
5.1 DAB Radio
5.1.1 Full Scan (DAB Mode Only)
5.1.2 Manual Tune (DAB Mode Only)
5.1.3 DRC (DAB Mode Only)
5.1.4 Prune
5.2 FM Radio
5.2.1 Scan Setting (FM Mode Only)
5.2.2 Audio Setting (FM Mode only)
5.3 System (All Mode)
5.3.1 Sleep
5.3.2 Set Time / Date
5.3.3 Auto Update the time
5.3.4 Set 12/24 Hour
5.3.5 Set Date Format
5.3.6 Backlight
5.3.7 Language
5.3.8 Factory Reset
5.3.9 SW version
6 Troubleshooting
7 Technical Specifi cation
8 Customer Support
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1 Welcome
Thank you for choosing Goodmans. We’ve been making electronics for the British people for over
90 years. Each of our products have been carefully and passionately designed to stand the test of
time. We hope you enjoy your new DAB Radio.
2 Your DAB Radio
2.1 In The Box
Carefully remove your DAB Radio from the packaging.
Inside the box you will fi nd:
DAB
Mains Adaptor
Quick Start Guide
Guarantee Booklet
Mains Power
Your DAB Radio requires a mains supply of 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz.
Please ensure that your mains supply is compatible before use.
We recommend using only the offi cial Goodmans Adaptor (as supplied).
Disconnect the power adaptor from the mains when not in use.
Position of Your DAB System
Place on a fl at, stable surface that is not subject to vibrations. Avoid the following locations:
Where it is exposed to direct sunlight
Where it is close to heat radiating sources
Where the humidity is high and ventilation is poor
Where it is dusty
Adjusting the Antenna
Fully extend the antenna to ensure good reception in DAB/FM Radio modes.
It may be necessary to alter the position of Your DAB Radio and/or the antenna to achieve the best
signal.
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2.2 Main Unit - Front View
INFO Button
Short press to view station information.
SOURCE Button
Press to switch between DAB, FM,
Line in and Bluetooth mode.
POWER Button
Press to switch between ON and
Standby.
MENU Button
Short press to display menu options.
ALARM Button
Short press to view alarm 1 and alarm
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PRESET Button
Short press to view and select to save a
station.
STATION / SELECT Button
Rotate Left / Right to choice station and
press down to Select the Station
Favourite 1 / 2 / 3 Button
Press and hold to save station as
Favourite. Or press once to recall a
saved station.
SCAN Button
Short press to auto scan.
VOLUME Button
Rotate Left / Right to decrease or
increase the volume
2.3 Main Unit - Back View
Battery Compartment
Aerial
Headphone Socket
Connect the unit to the headphone.
DC-In Socket
Connect the unit to mains power supply.
Line-In
Connect the unit to other smart device.
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3 Quick Setup
3.1 Power On (Using Mains)
1. Connect the Adaptor to the DC-In Socket.
2. Connect the Power Adaptor to the mains Socket.
3.2 Power On (Using Batteries)
1. Open the Battery Compartment.
2. Install 4 x “C” size batteries.
3. Insert batteries correctly.
4. Close the Battery Compartment.
3.3 Auto Scan
Press the POWER button to Power-On the Unit. Raise and extend the Aerial.
The radio will automatically tune and operate the quick scan. The Time & Date will also set
automatically once it picks up the DAB Signal.
During scan mode, the LCD will display a slide bar that indicates the progress of the scan, and the
amount of radio stations that have been found so far. Once the scan has fi nished, the radio will
select the fi rst alphanumeric station.
NOTE: The name of the found group of DAB radio stations will be displayed on the bottom half of
the display.
It is possible to perform a manual scan for stations. See 5.1.2
You can also trigger a scan by pressing the SCAN button.
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