JVC RA-D58B Instruction Manual

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Safety

Warnings

.

Read

all

the

instructions

carefully

before

using

the

unit

and

keep

them

for.

frtrr"

reference.

.

Retain

the

manual.

lf

you

pass

the

unit

onto

a third

party

make

sure

to

include

this

manual.

.

Check

that

the

voltage

marked

on

the

rating

label

matches

your

mains

voltage.

Damage

.

Please

inspectthe

unitfordamageafter

unpacking.

.

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1",

con,tinue

to

operate

the

unit

if you

are

rn

any

doubt

about

it

working

normally,

or

if

it

is

damaged

in

any

way

_

switch

off,

withdraw

the

mains

plug

and

consult

your

dealer.

Location

of

Unit

.

The-

unit

must

be placed

on

a

flat

stable

surtace

and

should

not

be

subjected

to

vi

brations.

.

Donot

placethe

unitonsloped

orunstable

surfaces

as

the

unit

may

faf

f

off

or.

tip

ovui

.

The

mains

socket

must

be

located

nearthe

unit

and

should

be

easily

accessible.

.

This

unit

is

designed

for

indoor,

domestic

use

only.

Temperature

.

1l:id

extreme

degrees

of

temperature,

etther

hot

or

cold.

place

the

unit

well

away

from

heat

sources

such

as

radiators

or gall

electric

fires.

.

Avoid

exposure

to

direct

sunlight

and

other

sources

of

heat.

Naked

Flames

.

Neverplace

anytype

of

candle

ornaked

ilame

on

the

top

of

or

near

the

unit.

Moisture

.

To

reduce

the

risk

offire,

electric

shock

or

product

damage,

do

not

expose

this

unit

l:

,:if.,

i"':ly,:,

drippins

or

sprashins.

r\o

objects

filled

with

liquids,

such

as

vases,

should

be placed

on

the

unit.

Do

not

operate

the

unit

with

wet

hands,

near

water

or

other

liquid.

.

lf you

spill

any

liquid

into

the

unit,

it

can

cause

serious

damage.

Switch

it

offat

the

marns

tmmediately.

Withdraw

the

mains

prug

and

consult

your

dealer.

Ventilation

.

To prevent

the

risk

of

electric

shock

or

fire

hazard

due

to

overheating,

ensure

that

curtains

and

other

materials

do

not

obstruct

the

ventilation

vents.

.

A

minimum

distance

of

5

cm

around

the

unit

should

be

maintained

to

allow

for

sufficient

ventilation.

.

Do

not

install

or place

thrs

unit

in

a

bootcase,

built_in

cabinet

or

in

another

confined

space.

Ensure

the

unit

is

well

ventilated.

Safety

.

Always.disronnect

the

unit

from

the

mains

supply

before

connecting

/ disconnectino

otner

devices

or

moving

the

unit.

.

Unplug

the

unit

from

the

mains

socket

during

a

lightning

storm.

.

ln

the

interests

ofsafety

and

to

avoid

unnecessary

energy

consumption,

never

leave

the

unit

switched

on

while

:.|:j::ld.d

for

lons

periods

of

time,

e.s.

overnrght,

while

on

holiday

or

while

oui

of

the.

house.

Switch

it

off

and

ai..onne.i

itru

mains

plug

from

the

mains

socket.

Mains

Adapter

Cable

.

Make

sure

the

unit

or

unit

stand

is

not

resting

on

top

ofthe

mains

adapter

cable,

as,the

weight

of

the

unit

may

damage

the

cable

and

create

a

safety

hazard.

Mains

Adapter

.

The

mains

adapter

will

continue

to

oraw

etectricity

from

the

mains

supply

wnen plugged

in

the

mains

sockei.'

ln

the

interests

ofsafety

and

to

avoid

unnecessary

energy

consumption,

never

reave

the

adapter

plugged

in

the

mains

socket

while

unattended

for

long

periods

of

time.

Disconnect

the

adapter

trom

the

power

supply.

Use

only

power

supplies

listed

in

the

user

tnstructions.

The

mains

plug

is

used

as

disconnect

oevrce,

the

disconnect

device

shall

remain

readily

operable.

lnterference

.

Do

not place

the

unit

on

or

near

appliances

wntcn

may

cause

electromagnetic

lnterterence.

lf you

do,

it

may

adversely

afiect

the

operating

performance

ofthe

,rJfi::.

cause

a

distorted

picture

or

A

A

Supervision

.

Children

should be supervised to

ensure

that they do not

play

with

the unit.

.

Never

let anyone especially children

push

anything into

the holes, slots or any

other

openings in

the case

-

this

could result in a

fatal electric shock.

AffiA

The lightning flash with

arrowhead

symbol, within an equilateral

triangle, is intended to alert

the

user to the

presence

of uninsulated

"dangerous

voltage" within

the

unit's enclosure that may be of
sufficient

magnitude to constitute a

risk of electric shock.

The exclamation

point

within

an

equilateral triangle is intended to
alert the user to the

presence

of

important

operating and

maintenance

(servicing)

instructions in the manual

accompanying the

unit.

Service

.

To reducethe

riskof electricshock, do not

remove

screws. The unit does not

contain

any user-serviceable

parts.

Please leave

all

maintenance work to

qualified personnel.

.

Do notopen

anyfixed covers asthis may

expose

dangerous voltages.

Maintenance

.

Ensure

to unplug the unit from

the mains

socket before cleaning.

.

Do not useanytypeof

abrasive

pad

or

abrasive

cleaning solutions as these

may

damage the unit's

surface.

.

Do not use liquids

to clean the unit.

To

prevent

the

spread

of fire, keep

candles

or

other

open flames

away

from

this

product

at

all times.

This equipment

is a Class ll

or

double

insulated

electrical

appliance. lt has

been designed

in such a way

that

it

does not require

a safety connection

to

electrical earth.

-

AC voltage:This

symbol indicates that the

rated

voltage

marked with

the symbol is AC

voltage.

:

DC

voltage: This

symbol indicates that

the

rated

voltage

marked with

the symbol is DC

voltage.

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Thank

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ior

purchasing your

new

product.

We recommend

that

you

spend

some time

reading this instruction manual

in order that

you

fully understand

all the

operational features.it offers.

You

will also

find some

hints and tips to

help

you

resolve

any

issues.

Read al'l the safety

instructions

carefully

before use and keep this

instruction.manual

for future

reference.

Unpacking

Remove all

items from the

packaging.

Retain

the

packaging.

lf

you

dispose of it

please

do so

according

to local regulations.

The

following items are

included:

Main Unit

Mains Adapter

lnstruction Manual

lf

you

require additional assistance:

For UK

please

call our UK Call Centre on

0344 561 1 234.

For lreland,

please

call our

lreland Call Center on 1 890

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FrontView

1.

DisPlaY

2.

Speaker

3.

0

On/StandbY

Button

4.

SLEEP/SNOOZE

Button

5.

-VOLUME+

Dial

6.

Mode

Button

RearView

1.

DAB /

FM

Aerial

2.

NETWORK

Socket

3.

Qsocket

8

910

11

12

7.

INFO

Button

8.

MENU

Button

9.

PRESET

Button

1 0.

l{< /Dl

SCROLL/SELECT

Dial

'l

1. )lI/PAIR

Button

12.

BACKButton

4.

AUX

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Socket

5.

USB5V:lASocket

6.

DClN@Socket

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Connections

Using

the

AUX

Connection

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equipment

using

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audio

cable

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EarPhones

Turn

down

the

volume

before

connecting

the

earphones'

Slowly

raise

the

volume

with

the

earphones

on

until

you

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when

earphones

are

connected'

the

speaker

is automaticallY

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Charging

from

the

USB

Charging

port

The

USB

5V--

1A

socket

is

designed

only

for

charging

mobile

devices (e.g.

Mp3 player,

mobile

phone,

etc.).

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suppries

sv

oc

at

a

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j.u"rrunt

of

up

to

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(1

A).

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a

USB

cabre

(not

incruded)

to

connect

mobile

device

to

the

usB

5v=

1A

socket

of

the

unit

and

the

mobile

device

will

start

charging.

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of

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to

a locar

area

network (LAN)

via

the

network

port

at

the

rear

Wired

network

connect

the

NETWoRK

socket

on

the

unit

to

the

corresponding

port

on your

Router

using

a

commercially

available

LAN

or

Ethernet

cable

(CAT5

or better

with

RJ45

connector).

using

a

wired

network

provides

a

better performance

than

a

wireress

connection

because

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the

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the

LAN

cabte

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not

connect

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modular

phone

cable

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the

network

socket.

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Ethernet

cable

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included)

Wireless network

ln the example configuration

for

a wireless connection below the unit would

be able

to

access content from

your

computer

connected

to

the

same wireless

network.

The network configuration and connection

method may vary

depending on the equipment

in use and the network environment.

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Unit

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Since there are various

connection configurations,

please

follow the specifications

and instructions

of

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your

telecommunication

carrier, Internet service

providet

and router setting

guidebook.

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Turning the

Radio On

for the

FirstTime

Connecting

to the

Mains

SUPPIY

.

Connecting

the

unit to any

other

power

source

may

damage the

unit' Unwind the

mains adapter

cable

to its

full length.

Connect

the end

of the unit and then

connect the

mains

adapter

to the mains

socket.

Make sure

the

mains

adapter is firmly inserted

into

the

mains socket.The

unit

is now connected

and

ready

to use.

.

To switch

the unit off

completely,

remove the

mains

plug

from the

mains socket'

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To

switih the,unit off completely,

remove the mains

plug

from

the mains

socket-

Please turn the

unit off completely

to save energy

when

not in use.

To the

mains socket

Etr

a

.

Extend the aerial before switching

to DAB

mode for the first

time.

This

will

ensure

that the initial

scan

captures

all stations in

your

area.

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1.

When

your

radio

is

connected

to

power,

the

display

will

show

"JVC"

logo

for

about

l

5 seconds,

and

then

the

unit

will

switch

into

Standby

mode.

press

the

0

On/Standby

button

to switch

on

the

unit.

You

now

have

to decide

if

you

want

to

connect your

radio

to

the

internet

now

or later.

lfyou

want

to

connect

nory

then

select

YES

in

the'Setup

wizard,or

if later

then

select

NO.

To

get

the

most

out

of

your

radio

we recommend

you

select

yES

and

connect

it

to

the internet

now.

2.

The

Setup

wizard

menu

will

now

appear

on

the

screen.

The

word'YES'

wlll

be

highlighted,

press

the t(

/

Dt

SCROLL/

SELECT

dialto

confirm.

The

Date/Time

screen

will

now

appear you

can

choose

to

display

the

time

using

a

l2

hour

clock

or 24

hour

clock.

3.

Turn

l<</>}ISCROLL/SELECTdial

to select

12

or

24,

and

then

press

the l<K

/

Dt

SCROTL/SEIECT

dial

to

confirm.

The

Auto

update

screen

will

now

appear,

here you

can

choose

where

you

would

like

the

time

and

date

to

be

updated

from.

4.

Turn

t<<

/

>>t

SCROLL/SELECT

dial

to

select

Update

from

DAB,

Update

from

FM

or Update

from

network

(the

internet).

Then press

the

lt{

/Dt

SCROLL/SELECTdial

to

confirm.

lf

you

chose

to'Update

from

networkl

the

Set

timezone

screen

will

now

appear,

here you

can

choose your

time

zone.

lf

you

chose'Update

from

DAB,

or,Update

fiom

FMi go

to

step

7.

5.

Turn

t(/DISCROIL/SEIECT

dial

to select your

desired

time

zone.

Then press

the

t<<

/

>>t

SCROLL/SELECT

dial

to

confirm.

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