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00054826
(DR1510)
Digital Radio
Digitalradio
09:45
Operating Instructions
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Technical Data
Radio Receiver
Connectivity Bluetooth v. 3.0 (A2DP, AVRCP)
Display 2.8“ 2x16 Icon LCD
Speaker 6W RMS (2 x 3W)
Impedance 4 ohm 3“ Speaker
Power input 110-240 V ~ 50-60 Hz
Frequency range
Sensitivity
Power Consumption Operation 12 W Standby
Input & Output Aux in, 3.5 mm Earphone Jack, USB Jack for rmware grade
Presets
Codec
UI Languages
Package Content Quick Guide
Dimension (WxHxD) 293 x 122 x 160 mm
Weight 1800 g
DAB
ü
DAB/DAB+:
174-240 MHz
DAB/DAB+:
-97 ~ 99 dBm
DAB/DAB+:
30
DAB:
MP2, AAC
English, French, German, Italian, Finnish, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, Polish, Swedish,
Slovak, Czech
DAB+
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FM:
30
Bluetooth
AAC, SBC
FM
ü
FM:
87.5-108 MHz
FM:
-105 ~ 109 dBm
Internet-Spotify
~
1 W
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G Operating Instructions
Controls and Displays
A: Front
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[volume /
2 [info]
3 [menu]
4 [mode]
5 [pair]
6 [alarm]
7 [memory]
[enter/
8
navigate]
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[ ]
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Rotate: Volume control
]
Press: On/off switch
Display additional information
Direct access to the menu/
Back one menu level
Changing operating mode
(Bluetooth, DAB, FM, Aux in)
Direct access to pairing mode
Direct access to alarm clock
settings
List/ save favourites
Rotate: Select
Press: Conrm
2.8” LCD
Activating Snooze
B: Rear
Headphone socket
AUX IN socket
UPDATE PORT socket
Antenna
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Content
1. Explanation of Warning Symbols and Notes ...........5
2. Package Contents ................................5
3. Safety Notes ....................................5
4. Informations and notes before getting started .........6
5. Getting started ..................................6
5.1 Radio – Connecting and starting up.....................6
5.2. General notes on use ...............................6
5.3 Initial setup .......................................7
6. DAB ...........................................7
6.1 Search/ Automatic search.............................7
6.2 Manual station search ...............................7
6.3 Station list .......................................8
6.4 Edit station list.....................................8
6.5 Presets ..........................................9
6.5.1 Save favourites .................................9
6.5.2 Access favourites................................9
6.6 DRC (Dynamic Range Control) .........................9
7. FM ...........................................10
7.1 Scan setting......................................10
7.2 Automatic station search ............................10
7.3 Manual station search ..............................10
7.4 Presets .........................................10
7.4.1 Save favourites ................................10
7.4.2 Access favourites...............................11
7.5 Audio setting.....................................11
8. Auxiliary Input..................................11
9. Bluetooth .....................................11
9.1 BIuetooth pairing..................................12
9.2 Automatic Bluetooth connection (after successful pairing) ...12
10. Sleep ........................................12
11. Alarms .......................................13
11.1 Alarm settings ...................................13
11.2 Activating/ deactivating the alarm ....................13
11.3 Activate/ deactivate alarm in standby mode .............13
11.4 Stopping the alarm/ Snooze function ..................13
12. System settings ................................14
12.1 Equalizer .......................................14
12.2 Time/ Date......................................14
12.3 Language ......................................15
12.4 Factory Reset....................................15
12.5 Software update .................................15
12.6 Info...........................................15
12.7 Backlight.......................................15
12.8 AUX: Auto-Standby ...............................16
13. Care and Maintenance ..........................16
14. Warranty Disclaimer ............................16
15. Service and Support ............................16
16. Recycling Information
Note on environmental protection: ...................16
17. Declaration of Conformity........................16
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Menu structure
DAB
FM
Bluetooth
Auxiliary input
System
Station list
Full scan
Manual tune
DRC
Clear
System
Scan setting
Audio setting
System
System
System
Sleep
Equaliser
Time
Backlight
DRC on
DRC high
DRC low
Strong stations only?
All stations
Stereo allowed
Forced mono
Off
15 Minutes
30 Minutes
45 Minutes
60 Minutes
90 Minutes
My EQ...
Normal
Classic
Jazz
Pop
Rock
Rede
Set Time/Date
Auto-check setting
Set 12/24 hour
Set date format
Power on
Treble
Bass
Update from Any
Update from DAB
Update from FM
No update
Set 12 hour
Set 24 hour
DD-MM-YYYY
MM-DD-YYYY
Niedrig
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Language
Factory Reset
Software-Upgrade
SW-Version
Power on
Standby
Low
High
Low
Medium
High
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Thank you for choosing a Hama product. Take your time
and read the following instructions and information
completely. Please keep these instructions in a safe place
for future reference. If you sell the device, please pass
these operating instructions on to the new owner.
1. Explanation of Warning Symbols and Notes
Risk of electric shocks
This symbol indicates product parts energized with a
dangerous voltage of su cientmagnitude to constitute
a risk of electric shock.
Warning
This symbol is used to indicate safety instructions or to
draw your attention to specic hazards and risks.
Note
This symbol is used to indicate additional information or
important notes.
2. Package Contents
• Digital radio DR1510
• Quick guide/ operation instructions
3. Safety Notes
• The product is intended for private, non-commercial use
only.
• Protect the product from dirt, moisture and overheating
and use it in dry rooms only.
• As with all electrical devices, this device should be kept
out of the reach of children.
• Do not drop the product and do not expose it to any
major shocks.
• Do not operate the product outside the power limits
given in the specications.
• Keep the packaging material out of the reach of children
due to the risk of suffocation.
• Dispose of packaging material immediately according to
locally applicable regulations.
• Do not modify the device in any way. Doing so voids the
warranty.
Risk of electric shock
• Do not open the device or continue to operate it if it
becomes damaged.
• Do not use the product if the AC adapter, adapter
cable or power cable is damaged.
• Do not attempt to service or repair the device yourself.
Leave any service work to qualied experts.
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4. Informations and notes before getting started
5.2. General notes on use
Note – Optimal reception
• Please note:
• Always pull the antenna out completely.
• We recommend you adjust the antenna vertically to
ensure optimal reception.
• Try various different positions if necessary to get the
best reception.
5. Getting started
5.1 Radio – Connecting and starting up
Connect the network cable to a properly installed and
easily accessible network socket. The power supply unit is
suitable for mains voltages between 100 and 240 V, and
is thus operable on almost any AC power grid. Please note
that a country-specic adapter may be necessary.
You can nd an appropriate selection of Hama products at
www.hama.com.
Note
• Only connect the product to a socket that has been
approved for the device.
• When using a mult-socket power strip, make sure
that the sum power draw of all the connected devices
does not exceed its maximum throughput rating.
• The electrical socket must always be easily accessible.
• If you will not be using the product for a long period
of time, disconnect it from mains power.
Notes on use
• When a selection among menu items is to be made
(such as Yes or No), the one currently selected is
marked with < >.
• In menus offering a variety of different options (such
as DRC, Language and so on), the currently selected
option is marked with *.
Navigation and controls
• Select among menu items by turning [enter/navigate].
• Conrm the selection by pressing [enter/navigate].
This procedure is indicated in these operating instructions
by the following symbols:
Selection (navigate) Conrmation (enter)
Some features can be
accessed by means
of shortcut buttons.
Pressing shortcut buttons
is indicated here by this
symbol.
Once the product has been connected to mains power,
initialisation takes place.
After pressing a shortcut button, navigate amongst the
menu items using [enter/navigate].
Volume adjustment / mute
• You can turn the volume up (right) or down (left) by
turning [volume/
] accordingly.
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Additional information
Press [info] to display context-dependent additional
information. The information shown depends on the
operating mode as well as the current selection of radio
station.
5.3 Initial setup
A station search in DAB operating mode is automatically
started when you switch the radio on for the rst time.
English is the default language for the radio’s menu
structure. Set up your desired language as described in
12.3 Language.
[info]
• Description
Indicates the radio station, the current program,
contents, subjects, etc.
• Program genre/country
Indicates the genre (music style) and the country or
region of the station.
• Bit-Rate
The currently received digital bit rate of the received
station is displayed.
• Codec
Species the encoding scheme used to digitise the data
or signal (such as MP3 or WMA).
• Sampling rate
Species the sampling rate, or the frequency with which
the audio signal is polled (Sampling-/ Samplerate), in a
certain period of time.
• Signal strength
The signal strength of the received station is displayed
via a bar and its length.
• Today’s date
6. DAB
The radio receives all established digital radio frequencies
in the range of 174 MHz to 240 MHz (band III, channel
5A to 13F).
• After pressing [mode] repeatedly, activate operating
mode DAB:
[mode]
6.1 Search/ Automatic search
The automatic DAB channel search scans the DAB band
III for available stations. After the station search, all
interference-free stations are saved in alphabetical order.
In Stations list a ? is displayed in front of the station names
of stations found during a previous scan but which cannot
currently be received.
The automatic DAB station search starts automatically
when DAB mode is started for the rst time; it is indicated
by Scanning… and a status bar on the display.
If you would like to start the search again, proceed as
follows:
[menu]
• Time
• Signal error
• Service not available
Is displayed if there is currently no DAB reception.
Switching on/off / Standby
• Press
[volume /
(Standby).
• To completely switch off the device, disconnect it from
the power supply.
, to switch the radio on or off
]
Scan
6.2 Manual station search
With the manual station search function you can search
through individual frequencies and channels. If you know
the frequency of the desired station and the automatic
station search failed to nd it, use this feature to set the
reception frequency directly.
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Proceed as follows, choosing a frequency range between
5A and 13F:
[menu]
6.3 Station list
You can access the station list in DAB mode at any time via
two methods:
a) If a station is already playing, simply turn [enter/
navigate]. The radio will then display the station list.
b)
Manual tune
The bar indicates the current signal strength. The marking
along the bar indicates the value required for interferencefree reception. If this value is not reached (the bar is
empty), then the signal strength is not sucient on this
channel.
Note
• DAB/ DAB+ permits the transmission of several
stations within a single frequency block. When sorting
by ensemble the stations are displayed according to
how they are distributed across the frequency blocks.
[menu]
Station list
6.4 Edit station list
To remove stations that are not currently in the reception
area, from your station list, proceed as follows:
[menu]
Edit
If you answer Yes, then all currently unavailable stations
will be removed from the station list.
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6.5 Presets
You can save up to 30 of your favourite stations for quick
and direct access.
6.5.1 Save favourites
• Set the station that you would like to save as a favourite
station preset.
• If the station is received, press and hold [memory] on
front of the radio.
[memory]
An overview window with the station presets should open
after approx. 2 seconds.
• You can switch between the station presets (1 to 30) by
turning [enter/navigate].
• Press [enter/navigate] to save the station on the
desired station preset.
6.5.2 Access favourites
Press [memory] to open the overview window with the list
of saved stations.
[memory]
6.6 DRC (Dynamic Range Control)
Some radio stations in the DAB network support an audio
level control that is activated at varying volumes during
playback. If the audio level suddenly rises during playback,
DRC automatically reduces the volume. The same happens
if playback suddenly becomes quieter, with the radio
then increasing the volume. This radio has three different
settings for DRC:
DRC high: total equalisation of different volumes. Strong
compression can audibly reduce the dynamics of a music
title.
DRC low: partial equalisation of different volumes. More
subtle compression, without too much loss of dynamics.
DRC off: no equalisation.
Proceed as follows to do the settings:
[menu]
DRC
Use [enter/navigate] to select one of your favourites.
Note
Favourites cannot be deleted.
If all 30 station memory slots are lled and you wish to
save a new station, choose one of the occupied slots.
The station in this slot will be overwritten with the new
station.
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7. FM
After pressing [mode] repeatedly, activate operating mode
FM:
[mode]
7.2 Automatic station search
• Press and hold [enter/navigate] until the automatic
station search starts.
• The radio stops the search and starts playback when it
nds a station.
• Press [enter/navigate] to continue the search until the
next station is found.
7.1 Scan setting
The search run setting allows you to determine whether
stations with low signal strength are ignored during the
automatic search run.
Proceed as follows:
[menu]
Scan setting
• To have the search run stop only at stations with high
signal strength, select Strong stations only. Otherwise,
the search run will stop at every station for which a
signal is received.
7.3 Manual station search
When you make station settings manually, you can dene
the desired frequency yourself and tune into stations that
were ignored during automatic station search because
their signals were too weak.
• Tu rn [enter/navigate] (left: –0.05 MHz / right: +0.05
MHz) until you see the desired frequency. Wait a moment
until playback of the received station signal begins.
7.4 Presets
You can save up to 30 of your favourite stations for quick
and direct access.
7.4.1 Save favourites
• Set the station that you would like to save as a favourite
station preset.
• If the station is received, press and hold [memory] on
front of the radio.
[memory]
An overview window with the station presets should open
after approx. 2 seconds.
• You can switch between the station presets (1 to 30) by
turning [enter/navigate].
• Press [enter/navigate] to save the station on the
desired station preset.
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7.4.2 Access favourites
Press [memory] to open the overview window with the list
of saved stations.
[memory]
Use [enter/navigate] to select one of your favourites.
Note
8. Auxiliary Input
Via the analogue audio input (AUX IN socket) you can
connect mobile devices (for example smartphone, tablet
PC, M3 player etc.) to the radio and play the audio les
using the radio´s speakers.
• After pressing [mode] repeatedly, activate operating
mode AUX:
[mode]
Favourites cannot be deleted.
If all 30 station memory slots are lled and you wish to
save a new station, choose one of the occupied slots.
The station in this slot will be overwritten with the new
station.
7.5 Audio setting
For some stations with a weak signal, quality can be
slightly improved by playing them in mono quality. You can
enable this function (Forced mono) in the menu, and the
radio will automatically switch to mono reception when
signal quality is poor.
To change the audio setting, proceed as follows:
[menu]
Audio setting
• Connect your mobile terminal device to the audio in (the
AUX IN socket) of the radio using a 3.5-mm TRS stereo
cable.
• Start and control audio playback using the controls of the
connected terminal device.
9. Bluetooth
You can pair your terminal device with the radio using
Bluetooth and use it as a playback device. You can control
playback directly on the terminal device. You can adjust the
volume on the radio, as well.
Note – Bluetooth
• Check whether your mobile device (smartphone,
tablet PC. etc.) is Bluetooth capable.
• Note that the maximum range for Bluetooth is 10
metres without obstacles such as walls, people, etc.
• The Bluetooth connection may be disrupted by other
Bluetooth devices/ connections in the vicinity.
• It is only possible to connect the radio to one terminal
device.
• Note that compatibility depends on the supported
Bluetooth proles as well as the Bluetooth versions
being used. (see Technical Data, operating
instructions of the terminal device in use)
After pressing [mode] repeatedly, activate operating mode
Bluetooth:
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9.1 BIuetooth pairing
• Make sure that your Bluetooth capable terminal device is
on and Bluetooth is activated.
• Press and hold [pair] to make the radio visible for other
devices. Bluetooth discoverable will appear on the
dipslay.
[pair]
Press and hold
• Open the Bluetooth settings on your terminal device
and wait until DR1600 appears in the list of Bluetooth
devices found.
• If necessary, start searching for Bluetooth devices on your
terminal device.
• Select DR1600 and wait until the radio is listed as
connected in the Bluetooth settings on your terminal
device.
• Your terminal device is also shown as connected on the
radio display.
• Start and control audio playback using the controls of the
terminal device.
Note – Bluetooth password
Some terminal devices require a password in order to
connect to another Bluetooth device.
• If your terminal device requests a password for
connection to the radio, enter 0000.
9.2 Automatic Bluetooth connection (after successful pairing)
• Te rminal devices already paired with the radio are
automatically saved on the radio.
• If you are pairing the terminal device with the radio for
the rst time, proceed as described in 9.1. BIuetooth
pairing.
• Make sure that your Bluetooth capable terminal device is
on and Bluetooth is activated.
• Press [pair] repeatedly until the terminal device you
would like to pair with the radio is shown on the display.
• The devices will be automatically connected.
• If necessary, open the Bluetooth setting on your terminal
device and select DR1600.
• Start and control audio playback using the controls of the
terminal device.
Note – Connection impaired
After the radio and terminal device have been paired, a
connection is established automatically. If the Bluetooth
connection is not established automatically, check the
following:
• Check the Bluetooth settings of your terminal device
to see whether DR1510 is connected. If not, repeat
the steps listed under Bluetooth pairing.
• Check whether your terminal device and the radio are
less than 10 metres apart. If not, move them closer
togehter.
• Check whether obstacles are impairing the range. If
so, move the devices closer together.
10. Sleep
The radio has a timer function, which switches the radio to
standby mode after a pre-dened length of time.
• Set the desired length of time (options are
off/15/30/45/60/90 minutes) using [enter/navigate] as
follows:
[menu]
System
Sleep
• After the dened time the radio switches to standby
mode.
• Press [volume /], to turn the radio back on.
• If a time interval is already activated, you can change or
disable (Sleep off) it at any time.
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11. Alarms
The Radio has two individually adjustable alarm times.
11.1 Alarm settings
Alarm 1 and alarm 2 are congured identically. Select
Alarm 1 or 2 by repeatedly pressing [alarm] and pressing
[enter/navigate] to conrm, and then make the following
settings by means of [enter/navigate].
Date:
If you selected Once, enter the date for the one-off alarm.
Volume:
You can set the volume at which the alarm sound should
be played. This setting makes it irrelevant how loud you
last listened to the radio.
Note
[alarm]
Alarm:
• Select On to congure the alarm settings. The alarm
automaticallly activates once conguration is complete.
• Select Off to deactivate the selected alarm and its
settings
On time:
First choose the hour, then the minute at which the alarm
is to activate.
Duration:
Choose a time interval (15/30/45/60/90 minutes). The
alarm remains active for the selected time interval.
Source:
Set whether you wish to be woken by an alarm tone
(Buzzer), by DAB or by FM.
Preset:
If you selected DAB/ FM, choose which station you wish
to be woken with. You can choose any of the 10 favourite
station slots or the Last listened.
Enable:
Choose when the alarm is to activate:
→ Daily – Once – Weekdays – Weekends
• It is recommended to allow the radio to update the
time automatically. This ensures that the time is
always correct even if there is a separation of power
supply – for example a power cut.
11.2 Activating/ deactivating the alarm
• Select Alarm 1 or 2 by repeatedly pressing [alarm], and
the option Alarm On/ Alarm Off by pressing [enter/
navigate] to activate/ deactivate the selected alarm
(1/2).
• If an alarm is activated, the corresponding symbol
1/2
will be displayed.
11.3 Activate/ deactivate alarm in standby mode
• Press [alarm] in standby mode to display the current
alarm setting.
• Press [alarm] again or rotate [enter/navigate] to
activate/deactivate alarm 1 and/or alarm 2.
• Press [enter/navigate] to conrm your settings.
11.4 Stopping the alarm/ Snooze function
• When the alarm activates, press [volume/
to stop
]
the alarm.
• Repeatedly press [ ] to activate snooze mode.
• The alarm turns off for the selected time interval (5/10
minutes) before activating once again.
• If the alarm is not stopped, the radio automatically
switches to standby mode after the preset time interval
(duration).
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12. System settings
You can modify all settings and access important
information about the radio in the System settings.
12.2 Time/ Date
To access the time settings, proceed as follows:
12.1 Equalizer
The equaliser allows you to adjust the sound of the radio
to suit your preferences by amplifying or reducing the
amount of bass or treble in the audio .
You can choose from precongured proles, adjusted to
suit a variety of music genres, or create your own custom
prole.
• To set the Equaliser, proceed as follows:
[menu]
System
Equaliser
• Use [enter/navigate] to choose one of the
precongured proles.
• To create your own equaliser prole, choose the option
My EQ....
• This takes you to the settings for Bass and Treble.
• To adjust a particular value, press [enter/navigate]
at the corresponding menu item and then change the
value by turning [enter/navigate]. If playback is already
started when you modify these settings, you can hear the
changes in the audio immediately.
• Conrm your settings by pressing [enter/navigate] once
more.
• After conguring all the settings, press [menu] on the
radio and conrm the settings.
[menu]
System
Time
Auto update
Update from Any/ from DAB/ from FM
If automatic time and date adjustment is activated, the
device receives time and date information from the station
over the FM/DAB/DAB+ radio network. This is the best way
to ensure that the clock will run accurately and the alarm
will trigger at the correct time, even after power outages.
No update
The time and date (DD-MM-YYYY/MM-DD-YYYY) must
be set manually; no automatic calibration takes place.
Set Time/ Date
Set the date (DD-MM-YYYY/MM-DD-YYYY) and time
(hh:mm) manually using [enter/navigate].
Set 12/24 hour
Choose between 12 and 24 hours format.
Set date format
Choose between DD-MM-YYYY and MM-DD-YYYY date
format.
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12.3 Language
To change the menu language from that selected at rsttime startup, proceed as follows:
[menu]
System
Language
Wished Language
z.B. English
12.5 Software update
We are constantly developing new software features
and improvements for our radios to x problems, add
functionality, etc.
We recommend that you keep your radio’s software up to
date.
You can nd information on performing an update
separately on the enclosed sheet and/ or you can
download it as a PDF at www.hama.com.
12.6 Info
• To have the radio display information about ist software,
proceed as follows:
12.4 Factory Reset
To reset the radio to the factory default settings, proceed
as follows:
[menu]
System
Factory reset
• Conrm the following prompt with Yes to reset the radio
to the factory default settings.
• All settings made previously are deleted.
Note
• Resetting to the factory default settings can solve
some problems and malfunctions.
• However, all settings made previously, such as custom
favorites, and station lists are permanently deleted.
[menu]
System
SW version
12.7 Backlight
The backlight can be congured for each operating mode
(Operation Mode, Standby Mode) separately.
• Proceed as follows:
[menu]
System
Backlight
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• For the operation modes Operation Mode (Power on)
and Standby Mode (Standby), select between various
brightness levels.
• When the radio is in standby, press any button other
than [
at the brightness level set for that operating mode for
approx. 10 seconds.
• Press [alarm], the display will light up, and you can
also display and congure the current alarm setting,
as described in 11.3. Activate/ deactivate alarm in
standby mode.
12.8 AUX: Auto-Standby
In Aux in (Auxiliary Input) operating mode, the radio
switches to standby mode after 15 minutes, by default.
13. Care and Maintenance
• Only clean this product with a slightly damp, lint-free
cloth and do not use aggressive cleaning agents.
• If you do not use the product for a long time, turn off the
device and disconnect it from the power supply. Store it
in a clean, dry place out of direct sunlight.
14. Warranty Disclaimer
Hama GmbH & Co. KG assumes no liability and provides no
warranty for damage resulting from improper installation/
mounting, improper use of the product or from failure to
observe the operating instructions and/ or safety notes.
]/[volume / ] to illuminate the display
15. Service and Support
Please contact Hama Product Consulting if you have any
questions about this product.
Hotline: +49 9091 502-115 (German/English)
Further support information can be found here:
www.hama.com
16. Recycling Information Note on environmental protection:
After the implementation of the European Directive
2002/96/EU and 2006/66/EU in the national legal
system, the following applies: Electric and
electronic devices as well as batteries must not be
disposed of with household waste. Consumers are obliged
by law to return electrical and electronic devices as well as
batteries at the end of their service lives to the public
collecting points set up for this purpose or point of sale.
Details to this are de ned by the national law of the
respective country. This symbol on the product, the
instruction manual or the package indicates that a product
is subject to these regulations. By recycling, reusing the
matierals or orther forms of utilizing old devices/ batteries,
you are making an important contribution to protecting our
environment.
17. Declaration of Conformity
Hama GmbH & Co. KG hereby declares that the
device complies with the essential requirements
and other relevant provisions of Directive
2014/53/EU. See www.hama.com for the declaration of
conformity with the relevant directive.
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Hama GmbH & Co KG
86652 Monheim
/ Germany
www.hama.com
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