Hitachi UR 18DSDL User Manual

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UR 18DSDL

Handling instructions

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NAMES OF PARTS

FM antenna

Handle

Rear cover

Speaker

Storage case for external devices

AC adapter port

AUX input port

USB charging port

Cable access hole

Power button

Source select button

Menu button

Enter / Information button

Volume button (-)

Volume button (+)

Search button (-)

Search button (+)

Select button (-)

Select button (+)

(

Play / Stop button (for bluetooth

)

mode)

Tab

AA Battery box

Lid

AC adapter

Rubber cover

Battery

Terminals

Front cover

Stereo mini plug connector cable

Smartphone

Audio output port

Recharge cable holder

Holder

USB charging cable

CORDLESS RADIO SAFETY WARNINGS

WARNING

Read all safety warnings and all instructions.

Failure to follow the warnings and instructions may result in electric shock, ﬁ re and/or serious injury.

Save all warnings and instructions for future reference.

1. Use only the speciﬁ ed power supply voltage.

• Use of any other voltage may lead to ﬁ re or electric shock.

2. Avoid damaging the AC adapter cord.

• Do not modify, forcibly bend, twist or pull the cord, place heavy objects on it or place it near heating appliances.

• When not in use, remove the power plug (AC adapter) from the electric socket and from the radio. Failure to do so may lead to electric shock or ﬁ re.

3. Do not touch the power plug (AC adapter) with wet hands.

• Doing so may result in electric shock.

4. Do not use the radio in the bathroom or shower.

• Do not use the radio in wet or damp places or in the

rain.

• Doing so may result in electric shock, emission of

smoke or malfunction.

5. Do not touch the FM antenna or power plug (AC adapter) during thunderstorms.

• Doing so may result in electric shock.

6. Do not disassemble or modify the radio.

• Doing so may result in electric shock or ﬁ re.

Inspections and repairs should be performed by the store where purchased or by a Hitachi power tool service center.

7. Insert the power plug (AC adapter) securely as far as it will go.

• Dust or dirt between the power plug and the electric

socket may lead to ﬁ re. Remove the power plug periodically and wipe oﬀ any dust or dirt with a dry cloth.

Rubber cap

DAB broadcast indicator

Ⓐ

Bluetooth indicator

Ⓑ

AM broadcast indicator

Ⓒ

AUX indicator

Ⓓ

FM broadcast indicator

Ⓔ

RDS indicator

Ⓕ

Stereo indicator

Ⓖ

Alarm indicator

Ⓗ

Buzzer alarm indicator

Ⓘ

Radio ON alarm indicator

Ⓙ

Sleep timer indicator

Ⓚ

Battery exhausted indicator

Ⓛ

Information indicator

Ⓜ

Clock

Ⓝ

AM/PM indicator

Ⓟ

8. Do not let any unspeciﬁ ed objects or water get inside the radio body.

• With the exception of the AC adapter and the

rechargeable battery, if any metal or ﬂ ammable object or water gets inside the back door, it may lead to electric shock or ﬁ re.

• Take care to prevent iron powder from the bass

reﬂ ex speakers, dust or water getting into the radio.

9. Do not sit or stand on the radio.

• Doing so may lead to accidents or malfunction.

10. Do not place the radio on an unstable surface or in a high place. Do not hang the radio from the handle.

• The radio may fall and cause injury or malfunction.

11. When no slide battery is loaded, attach the slide terminal cover to the terminal to prevent cuts and other injuries that may result from touching the terminal area.

12. Handle the backup batteries with care.

• Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.

Replace only with the same or equivalent type.

• Incorrect handling of the batteries may result in

rupture or leakage, leading to ﬁ re, injury or pollution of the surrounding area. Be sure to observe the following precautions. – Use only the speciﬁ ed batteries – Do not heat or disassemble the batteries – Do not throw the batteries into ﬁ re or water – Do not charge the batteries – Make sure the batteries are correctly oriented

and avoid short-circuiting

– Do not reuse batteries or use diﬀ erent types of

battery

– Remove the batteries when the radio is not in use

In the event of leakage from the batteries, wipe the

battery case clean.

Should any battery ﬂ uid get on your body, wash it oﬀ

carefully.

is displayed when you turn the power on with the rechargeable battery inserted, the battery power is low.

Power the radio from the AC adapter or insert a

charged battery.

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13. Recharge only with the charger speciﬁ ed by the manufacturer.

• A charger that is suitable for one type of rechargeable

battery may create a risk of ﬁ re when used with another battery.

14. Use the radio only with speciﬁ cally designated rechargeable battery.

• Use of any other rechargeable battery may create a

risk of injury and ﬁ re.

15. When rechargeable battery is not in use, keep it away from other metal objects like paper clips, coins, keys, nails, screws, or other small metal objects that can make a connection from one terminal to another.

• Shorting the battery terminals together may cause

burns or a ﬁ re.

16. Under abusive conditions, liquid may be ejected from the battery; avoid contact. If contact accidentally occurs, ﬂ ush with water. If liquid contacts eyes, additionally seek medical help.

• Liquid ejected from the battery may cause irritation

or burns.

17. Have your radio serviced by a qualiﬁ ed repair person using only identical replacement parts.

• This will ensure that the safety of the radio is

maintained.

18. The main unit and adapter shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects ﬁ lled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the unit and adapter.

19. The batteries (battery pack or batteries installed) shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, ﬁ re or the like.

20. The MAINS plug of adapter is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect device shall remain readily operable.

PROTECTING YOUR HEARING

Continuous exposure to loud noise may result in permanent hearing loss. The louder the volume, the shorter the time in which hearing loss may occur. If you listen to large volume sound over a long period of time, your ears will become accustomed to it. This creates the illusion that the volume level is appropriate, despite the fact that it may be damaging your hearing. Observe the following to prevent hearing loss.

CAUTION

1. Make sure you give your ears a rest by taking regular breaks and not listening for long periods of time.

Even when set at safe volume levels, listening

continuously over long periods of time may cause hearing loss.

2. Be careful not to increase the volume as your hearing adapts to the sound output.

Beware of being accustomed to a certain volume level.

Adjust the volume to a safe level before your ears become accustomed to loud volumes.

3. If your ears begin to ring, if you feel any discomfort, or if conversation seems faint or indistinct, discontinue listening to music and have your ears examined by a doctor.

PRECAUTIONS WHEN CONNECTING TO EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT

Unexpected problems may result in the loss or corruption of data stored in smartphones and other peripheral equipment connected to the radio. With this possibility in mind, a backup of the data should always be made in advance.

Note that Hitachi Koki cannot be held responsible for the corruption or loss of data stored within smartphones and other peripheral equipment connected to the radio, nor any damage to the equipment itself.

MAIN FUNCTIONS

○ Playback of Bluetooth devices ○ Manual/Auto select ○ Save (Memory) (10 DAB + 10 AM + 10 FM stations) ○ Radio On/Oﬀ /Alarm ○ Dock for playing audio from smartphones and portable

audio players

○ High-quality stereo speaker ○ Smartphone and cell phone recharging ○ Compatibility with Hitachi power tool rechargeable

battery and AC adapter

SPECIFICATIONS

DAB / DAB+: 174.928 to 239.200 MHz Frequency band

Antenna

Speaker 90 mm (8 Ω) × 2

Max. power output

Power supply

Bluetooth

Exterior dimensions

Weight 4.0 kg

○ For applicable power supplies see user instructions: Applicable power suppliers: Dong Guan Sun Hung Kin

Electrical Co., Ltd. (Manufacture)

HKP12-1201200dV, HKP12-1201200dB (Model) ○ Only below slide battery could be used (Model) BSL1430: 14.4 V 3000 mAh Lithium battery (Model) BSL1830: 18 V 3000 mAh Lithium battery (Manufacture) Hitaci Koki Co., Ltd.

(BAND III)

FM: 87.5 to 108 MHz

AM: 522 to 1629 KHz

FM: Rubber antenna

AM: Ferrite bar antenna (built-in)

AC adapter: 5 W × 2

14.4 V: 6 W × 2

18 V: 7 W × 2

Slide battery: DC 14.4 V, 18 V

Household power supply

(using provided AC adapter)

Backup batteries: DC 3 V, two AA

batteries

Bluetooth Ver. 4.0

Proﬁ le:

A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Proﬁ le) AVRCP (AV Remoto Control Proﬁ le)

Send/receive Sensitivity: Class 2

L 405 mm x W 312 mm x H 265 mm

(with anttena refracted)

SYMBOLS

WARNING

The following show symbols used for the machine. Be sure that you understand their meaning before use.

UR18DSDL : Cordless radio

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For applicable power supplies see user instructions.

Power button

Source select button

Menu button

Enter / Information button

Volume button

Search button

Select button

Play / Stop button

Buzzer alarm indicator

Radio ON alarm indicator

Battery exhausted indicator

STANDARD ACCESSORIES

In addition to the main unit (1 unit), the package contains the accessories listed in the below.

○ AC adapter ....................................................................1

○ AA batteries ..................................................................2

○ Recharge cable holder ..................................................1

(for Apple Lightning connector) * Android holder is built into the main unit.

Standard accessories are subject to change without notice.

PRIOR TO OPERATION

● Installing backup batteries

Time settings and radio station frequencies can be saved by installing batteries in the unit.

1. To access the storage box for the backup batteries, unlatch the tab and open the rear cover. (Fig. 1)

2. Open the backup battery storage box and insert the two AA batteries (included) into the storage box in the direction indicated. (Fig. 2)

NOTE

○ Do not reverse battery polarity (+/-) when installing the

batteries.

○ Do not mix old and new batteries. Always replace both

batteries at the same time.

○ Do not burn batteries or dispose them as household

waste.

● AC adapter installation

Power can be supplied by plugging the AC adapter (included) into a standard household outlet. Pull back the rubber cover and connect the AC adapter to the AC adapter port. (Fig. 3) Next, plug the AC adapter into an electrical outlet.

NOTE

○ When used together with the batteries, the AC adapter

is the main power source and no battery power is consumed.

○ When used together with the AC adapter, the batteries

will not recharge as this device has no recharge function.

Storing the AC adapter

The AC adapter can be stored in the compartment behind the rear cover. (Fig. 4)

● Battery installation

CAUTION

Do not touch the terminals. Doing so may result in cuts to the hand or other injuries. Only a 14.4 V or 18 V slide-type battery can be used with this device.

Installing the battery

Open the rear cover, align the battery with the grooves of this device and slide it all the way in. (Fig. 5)

NOTE

○ Do not apply any excessive pressure when inserting the

battery. If the battery does not easily slide into place, it is not being inserted properly.

Check to see if the battery is facing the correct direction

and that there is nothing obstructing the path of insertion.

○ If

is displayed when the device is switched on

following battery installation, the battery charge is low.

In this situation, either use the AC adapter or install a fully

charged battery.

● Changing the date display

The following selections are available for date display. YYYY/MM/DD (Year/Month/Day) MM/DD/YYYY (Month/Day/Year) DD/MM/YYYY (Day/Month/Year)

1. Press the Menu button.

2. Press the Select button and display “ ”.

Date display

3. Press the Enter / Information button.

4. Press the Select button and display the date display selection of your choice.

5. Press the Enter / Information button.

YYYY/MM/DD

● Set the date

Using the control panel, follow the steps below to set up the date.

1. Press the Menu button.

2. Press the Select button and display “ ”.

Date adjust

3. Press the Enter / Information button.

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4. Press the Select button and adjust “year” digits.

2014

5. Press the Enter / Information button.

6. Press the Select button and adjust “month” digits.

7. Press the Enter / Information button.

8. Press the Select button and adjust “day” digits.

9. Press the Enter / Information button.

03 / 01

03 / 31

● Set the time

Using the control panel, follow the steps below to set up the time.

1. Press the Menu button.

2. Press the Select button and display “ ”.

Clock adjust

3. Press the Enter / Information button.

4. Press the Select button and adjust “hour” digits.

5. Press the Enter / Information button.

6. Press the Select button and adjust “minute” digits.

7. Press the Enter / Information button.

8. Press the Select button and select “ ” or “ ”

9. Press the Enter / Information button.

12 : 00

12 : 55

12H 24H

● Synchronize the time and date (DAB

mode only)

1. Press the Source select button and select “ ”.

DAB

2. Press the Select button and display “ ”.

3. Press the Enter / Information button.

4. Press the Select button and display “ ” or “ ”.

5. Press the Enter / Information button.

If “ ” is selected, your radio can be synchronized the time and date.

Date Time Sync

LISTENING TO RADIO BROADCASTS

● Selecting DAB, FM or AM bandwidth

1. Power ON.

2. Press the Source select button and select the radio’s bandwidth (DAB/FM/AM).

DAB AM FM

● Selecting stations

Auto station selection

A long press of the Search button will automatically scan and search clear station broadcast frequencies. To select the next station broadcast, long press the Search button again.

Manual station selection

Press the Search button to change frequencies and select a station.

Preset station selection

Press the Select button to quickly switch between preset stations.

At the time of purchase, there are no preset stations. Follow the steps below to register preset stations.

1. Tune into a radio station of your choice and press the

2. Press the Select button and display “ ”.

3. Press the Enter / Information button.

4. Press the Select button and select a preset number from

5. Press the Enter / Information button to register the

This feature allows the automatic registration of available radio stations in the area of use. (Maximum of 10 stations)

1. Press the Menu button.

2. Press the Select button and display “ ”.

3. Press the Enter / Information button to begin auto preset

NOTE

○ A broadcasting radio station will not be registered if its

(Long Press)

Menu button.

Preset

0 to 9 for registering the station.

Preset 2

station.

Auto scan

registration of available radio stations.

frequency is weak.

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○ Depending on location of use, non-radio signals such as

noise may be registered.

○ See page 11 when recharging with USB in “

“

” mode.

” or

● For better reception

FM broadcasts

Adjust reception by changing the facing and angle of the antenna. “

” will be displayed when receiving a stereo broadcast.

Switching to monaural reception can reduce noise.

1. Press the Menu button.

2. Press the Select button and display “ ”.

Stereo

3. Press the Enter / Information button.

4. Press the Select button and display “ ”.

5. Press the Enter / Information button to complete setup.

AM broadcasts

Move the device and face it in a direction in which the reception is best.

Use the Volume button to adjust the volume from 0 to 30.

OFF

DRC (DYNAMIC RANGE CONTROL) FOR DAB

DRC can make quieter sounds easier to hear when your radio is used in a noisy environment.

1. Press the Menu button.

2. Press the Select button and display “ ”.

DRC

3. Press the Enter / Information button.

4. Press the Select button and display “ ”, “ ”or “

”.

5. Press the Enter / Information button to complete adjustment.

Half

ADJUSTING SOUND QUALITY

Sound quality (Bass/Treble) can adjusted according to preference.

1. Press the Menu button.

2. Press the Select button and display “Select EQ”.

Select EQ

3. Press the Enter / Information button.

4. Press the Select button and display “ ”. “5” is for maximum bass output. <

> < + >

0 · 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5

Bass 3

5. Press the Enter / Information button.

6. Press the Select button and display “ ”. “5” is for maximum treble output. <

> < + >

0 · 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5

7. Press the Enter / Information button to complete adjustment.

NOTE

○ The radio does not allow Bass or Treble settings of “5” if

the volume level is 25 or more.

○ If the Bass or Treble is set at “5”, the setting will be

automatically adjusted down to “4” when the volume level is raised above 25. Moreover, when the volume level is lowered to 24 or less, the reduced setting will automatically revert back to “5”.

Treble 3

USING EXTERNAL DEVICES FOR AUDIO PLAYBACK

Audio can be played back from smartphones, portable music players and other external devices.

CAUTION

Make sure to lower the volume output of the player

before playback.

NOTE

There are two types of connector cable, straight type and

L type.

Use an L type cable when connecting or storing large

external devices.

1. Open the external device storage area

Switch the radio’s power OFF and open the front cover.

(Fig. 6)

2. Connect an external device

Using a commercially available stereo mini-plug

connector cable (ø3.5 mm), connect the radio’s AUX input port to the audio output port of the external device. (Fig. 7)

3. Secure the external device

The right and left holders can be moved to the right or left

by pinching the top and bottom of each holder.

Secure the external device between the two holders.

(Fig. 8)

4. Playback

With the radio’s power switched ON, press the Source

select button and display “

AUX

Make sure to lower the volume output of the external

Volume can be adjusted through the radio.

Close the front cover after selecting tracks and adjusting

device before music playback.

(Volume)

volume.

”.

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NOTE

You may be unable to raise the volume level if the

volume level of the external device is too low.

NOTE

○ When connecting a smartphone, please be aware that

the ringtones of incoming calls for some models are not output to speaker.

○ External devices may be damaged if used in locations

exposed to the sun or hot temperatures.

○ See page 11 when recharging with USB in “

mode.

”

CONNECTING WITH BLUETOOTH DEVICES

If smartphones, portable music players and other devices are Bluetooth compatible, audio can be output from this product via Bluetooth communication.

1. Pairing (Registering devices)

Pairing is required for Bluetooth communication. Set your Bluetooth device to pairing mode. (For instructions on pairing, see the manual for the

Bluetooth device to be used.)

2. Set the radio for pairing mode

Press the Source select button and display “

Bluetooth

Long press the Play / Stop button (located between

Select “HITACHI_UR18DSDL” on your Bluetooth

3. Input pass key

Some Bluetooth devices may require pass key input

If this should be the case, input “0000”. Also, if connection authorization is requested, input

Connection is successful once “

NOTE

○ Once paired, connection will be automatically

○ No more than two devices can be paired simultaneously. ○ Connection with all Bluetooth devices cannot be

4. Playback

Make sure to lower the volume output of the Bluetooth

Volume can be adjusted through the radio. Use the Bluetooth device to select tracks . You can also select tracks with the radio’s control

NOTE

○ Some Bluetooth devices may not respond to the radio’s

○ See page 11 when recharging with USB in “

the Search buttons) until the displayed “ ﬂ ashing.

(Long Press)

device’s list of connected devices to complete the pairing.

when connecting.

“authorized”.

Ready

” is displayed.

Connected

established the next time the devices are switched on. If the Bluetooth connection is lost, re-pair the devices.

guaranteed. Before attempting connection, always check for compatibility.

device before music playback.

buttons.

(Volume)

(Play / Stop, Search)

control buttons.

mode.

”.

” is

”

USING THE TIMER FUNCTION

● Setting the sleep timer

Power can be set to automatically switch OFF after a certain amount of time has elapsed by using the sleep timer function.

1. Press the Menu button.

2. Press the Select button and display “ ”.

Sleep

3. Press the Enter / Information button.

4. Press the Select button to adjust the time period to elapse (between “0 – 90” minutes) before the power is switched OFF.

5. Press the Enter / Information button.

6. “ ” will be displayed on the LCD.

○ To check the remaining time, press the Menu button

once again and select “

○ To cancel the sleep timer, set the time to switch OFF at 0

minutes.

● Setting the alarm (Buzzer alarm)

The radio can be set up to activate a beeping alarm at a speciﬁ c time.

1. Press the Menu button.

2. Press the Select button and display “ ”.

3. Press the Enter / Information button.

4. Press the Select button and display “ ”.

5. Press the Enter / Information button.

6. Press the Select button and adjust “hour” digits.

7. Press the Enter / Information button.

8. Press the Select button and adjust “minute” digits.

9. Press the Enter / Information button.

10. Press the Select button to set up repeat.

Once

Daily

Weekdays only

Saturday and Sunday only

30 Min

Buzzer alarm

12 : 00

12 : 30

Daily

”.

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11. Press the Enter / Information button to complete setup.

will be displayed on the LCD.

○ To cancel the alarm setting, go to “

again and change the setting to “

○ The alarm sound will automatically switch oﬀ after 10

minutes. The sound can also be switched oﬀ by pressing any button.

NOTE

The volume of the buzzer alarm cannot be changed.

”.

” once

● Setting the radio ON alarm timer

Using the radio ON alarm timer function, the radio can be set up to switch ON at a speciﬁ c time to enjoy a station broadcast.

1. Press the Menu button.

2. Press the Select button and display “ ”.

Radio alarm

3. Press the Enter / Information button.

4. Press the Select button and display “ ”.

5. Press the Enter / Information button.

6. Press the Select button and adjust “hour” digits.

7. Press the Enter / Information button.

8. Press the Select button and adjust “minute” digits.

9. Press the Enter / Information button.

10. Press the Select button to set up repeat.

Once

Daily

Weekdays only

Saturday and Sunday only

11. Press the Enter / Information button.

12. Select radio bandwidth. Press the Select button to display “DAB”, “AM” or “FM”.

13. Press the Enter / Information button.

14. Press the Select button to display a preset station.

To select a station by broadcast frequency, use the

Search button.

12 : 00

12 : 55

Daily

P2 FM 79.5 MHz

FM 80.0 MHz

15. Press the Enter / Information button to complete setup.

will be displayed on the LCD. ○ To cancel the radio alarm setting, go to “

once again and change the setting to “

NOTE

The radio’s volume will be at the level when the radio

was last switched OFF.

”.

RECHARGING YOUR SMARTPHONE

Devices such as a smartphone and mobile phone can be recharged by connecting the device to this radio. The recharge function is only available for the “ “

” or “ ” mode. (Recharging cannot be done

in “

” mode.)

NOTE

○ When recharging in “

volume output at 20 or less.

The radio is designed to deactivate USB output and

disable the recharging of smartphones and mobile phones when the volume is at 21 or more.

(For “

even if the volume output is 21 or more.)

○ On rare occasions, sound output may be interrupted or

power could shutdown during USB recharging.

If either should occur, lower the volume level or stop

recharging with the USB.

○ The radio is designed to deactivate USB output and

disable the recharging of smartphones and mobile phones when the power level of the battery is low.

Should the aforementioned occur, recharge the battery

or replace with a fully charged battery.

○ If the voltage is low when the AC adapter is in use, the

USB output may be cut oﬀ , discontinuing any recharging.

1. Using a commercially available USB connection/ recharge cable, connect to the USB charging port located in the radio’s storage case for external devices. (Fig. 9)

2. Secure the smartphone with the holders and close the cover. (Fig. 8)

(See “Secure the external device” on page 9)

NOTE

○ Use a fully charged battery when using a battery as this

device’s power source.

You will not be able to recharge smartphones or mobile

phones when the battery power level becomes low.

○ The time required for charging varies in accordance with

the smartphone or mobile phone being recharged.

○ Do not use the recharge function for any devices other

than a smartphone or mobile phone.

○ The radio may not be able to recharge some smartphone

or mobile phone models.

Two recharge cable holders, one for Android and the other for Apple (Lightning connector) are included. Select the holder that best suits your device. ○ Should your device be too large for the radio’s external

device storage case, draw the cable through the cable access hole. (Fig. 10)

NOTE

As the recharge cable holders are designed for standard

size terminals, the holders may not be able to securely fasten certain terminals depending on the recharge cable used.

” or “ ” mode, USB recharging will continue

” or “Bluetooth” mode, set the

”, “ ”,

”

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MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION

WARNING

When not in use or during inspection and maintenance,

be sure to remove the AC plug, rechargeable battery and backup batteries.

● Inspecting the mounting screws

Regularly inspect all mounting screws and ensure that

they are properly tightened. Should any of the screws be loose, retighten them immediately. Failure to do so could result in serious hazard.

● Cleaning on the outside

When the radio is stained, wipe with a soft dry cloth or a

cloth moistened with soapy water.

Do not use chloric solvents, gasoline or paint thinner, for

they melt plastics.

● Storing the Radio

Do not store the radio in the following places.

○ Within reach of or easily accessible to children ○ In humid or dusty places ○ In high temperature such as inside a car or exposed

to direct sunlight

○ In extremely cold places or directly exposed to cold

draughts

○ Where the temperature changes drastically ○ Where it is exposed to smoke or steam such as near

a cooking appliance or humidiﬁ er

MODIFICATIONS

Hitachi Power Tools are constantly being improved

and modiﬁ ed to incorporate the latest technological advancements.

Accordingly, some parts may be changed without prior

notice.

NOTE

Due to HITACHI’s continuing program of research and development, the speciﬁ cations herein are subject to change without prior notice.

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501

502

71 71 71

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PART NAME Q’TY

NO.

ITEM

PART NAME Q’TY

NO.

ITEM

501 AC ADAPTER 1

502 AA BATTERY 2

31 LEFT LATCH MOUNTING 1

32 LIGHT LATCHING 1

33 RIGHT LATCH MOUNTING 1

34 LATCHING PLATE 1

35 PCB ASS'Y (USB) 1

36 PCB PLATE 1

37 TAPPING SCREW D2X10 4

38 PCB ASS'Y (AUX) 1

39 CABLE HOLDER (APPLE) 1

40 PCB ASS'Y (A) 1

41 SPEAKER RESISTNCE STRIP 2

42 SPEAKER (DSDL) 2

43 MACHINE SCREW M3X6 8

44 TAPPING SCREW D2X7 2

45 SIDE PLATE 2

46 SPEAKER GRILL SET 2

47 NUT M3 8

48 HEX. SOCKET HD. BOLT M4X8 6

49 FRONT COVER SET 1

50 USB EXIT COVER 1

51 BLUETOOTH LABEL 1

52 FRONT CABINET SET A 1

53 CONNECTOR D 1

71 HEX. SOCKET HD. BOLT M5X18 18

72 HEX. SOCKET HD. BOLT M5X10 12

73 BOLT WASHER M5 30

74 UPPER PROTECTOR 6

75 SHORT LAVER SET 6

76 LOWER PROTECTOR 6

77 NUT M5 18

78 LONG LEVER SET 3

79 ABSORBER SET 6

PART NAME Q’TY

TAPPING SCREW (W/FLANGE)

D2.3X8

NO.

ITEM

MACHINE SCREW (W/FLANGE)

M3X8

2 ADAPTER STORAGE CASE 1

3 BUTTERY COMPARTMENT SET 1

5 CONNECTOR A 1

TAPPING SCREW (W/FLANGE)

D2X8

6 TAPPING SCREW D4X12 7

7 RUBBER ANTENNA 1

9 LOWER BACK COVER BUTTON 1

10 UPPER BACK COVER BUTTON 1

11 BACK COVER LATCHING B 1

12 NAME PLATE 1

13 SOCKET COVER 1

14 BACK CABINET SET 1

15 UPPER CONTACT BRAKET 1

16 BATTERY TERMINAL 1

17 LOWER CONTACT BRACKET 1

18 INTERNAL WIRE (B) 1

19 CONNECTOR C 2

20 BATTERY COVER 1

21 SCREW M3 1

22 DC JACK BRACKET 1

23 DC JACK 1

24 CONNECTOR B 1

25 CABLE HOLDER (ANDROID) 1

26 SUPPORT 1

27 BRACKET SET 1

28 SQUARE WASHER 7

29 TAPPING SCREW D2X6 6

30 LEFT LATCHING 1

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