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Majority Barton
DAB / DAB+ / FM Radio
BAR-DAB-WDN
User Guide
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Contents
Controls and Functions .............................................................
What’s in the box? .........................................................................
Instruction Guide ..........................................................................
Basic Operation .............................................................................
DAB Radio ........................................................................................
Set Up of the DAB Radio Preset Stations .........................
FM Radio ....................................................... ....................................
Set Up of the FM Radio Preset Stations ... .........................
Station information for DAB and FM Radio ....................
Clock and Date Setting .............................................................
Dual Alarm Setting and Alarm Snooze .............................
Other Functions .............................................................................
Technical Specications ...........................................................
Warranty .............................................................................................
Trouble Shooting Guide............................................................
Important Safety Information .............................................
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Front View
Controls and Funcons
1. Power/Standby
2. Info/Menu
3. Scan
4. Alarm
5. DAB/FM
6. Volume -/+
7. Speaker
8. Display Screen
9. Snooze/Sleep
10. Previous
11. Preset
12. Next
13. Select
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Controls and Funcons
Back View
14. O/On
15. DC IN 5V, 1A Power Connector
16. Earphone Jack
17. Antenna
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What’s in the box?
Majority Barton DAB/DAB+/FM Radio Clock
UK Standard Plug DC 5V,1A Power Supply
User Guide
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Instrucons Guide
Please note all (Ref.) refer to Page 1 Controls and Functions
mapping guide.
Basic Operaon
Plug the connector into the side of the system labelled DC 5V
(Ref.15) and the power supply into the mains.
Ensure the antenna (Ref.17) is extended as far as possible so that
you can rotate it which will enable you to get the best signal you
can.
Switch the button on the rear of the unit to “On” (Ref.14).
Press and hold the ‘Power/Standby’ button to turn on the unit
(Ref.1). It will automatically take you to DAB radio mode or the
previous mode you were using. When DAB Radio is activated for
the rst time it will automatically start scanning and storing all
stations that have a good signal. To scroll through the stations
use the ‘Prev’ (Ref.10) and ‘Next’ buttons (Ref.12). Press ‘Select’
(Ref.13) to listen to a station.
To change the mode, press the ‘Mode’ button (Ref.5) to switch
between DAB Radio and FM Radio.
The display screen will dim automatically after 10 seconds if left
in standby or working mode.
Standby
To place the music system in standby, press the ‘Power’ button
(Ref.1). To turn o fully, switch it o at the mains. The cord must
be out of reach of children.
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DAB / DAB+ Radio
Press the ‘DAB/FM’ button (Ref.5) to switch to DAB Radio.
On rst use it will automatically scan all stations and save them.
Fully extend the antenna (Ref.17).
To auto scan, press the ‘Scan’ button (Ref.3) and then release.
This will start scanning up the frequency band and store all
stations that have a good signal.
The radio will automatically save all the stations with a strong
signal, up to 240 MHz. After searching has nished it will
automatically play the rst station stored.
To listen to all stations that have been stored use the ‘Next’
(Ref.12) and ‘Prev’ buttons (Ref.10) to scroll through them.
Press the ‘Select’ button (Ref.13) when on the required station.
The radio will display station information when you press the
‘Info/Menu’ button (Ref.2). Press multiple times to view all
information available (See page 10).
When you turn on the radio again after it switching o, it will
automatically tune to the same station (DAB or FM) that was last
selected.
In DAB mode, the radio will synchronize with the time and date
of the station.
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How to store a preset station
Up to 10 stations can be set. To store a station that you are
currently playing:
Press and hold ‘Preset’ button (Ref.11). “<1: (Empty)” will show
on the display.
Press ‘Prev’ button (Ref.10) or ‘Next’ (Ref.12) to change the “<1”
to the number you want to store the station as. Then press
‘Select’ button (Ref.13) to save. The display will then show
“Preset (1) stored”.
How to play a preset radio station
Press the ‘Preset’ (Ref.11).
Press ‘Prev’ button (Ref.10) or ‘Next’ (Ref.12) to scroll through
your preset stations. You can store up to 10.
Press ‘Select’ button (Ref.13 ) to select your choice.
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Instrucons Guide
FM Radio
Press the ‘DAB/FM’ button (Ref.5) multiple times to switch
between DAB and FM. The rst time you do this, the FM
frequency “87.5 MHz” will be displayed on the screen.
Fully extend the antenna (Ref.17).
To auto scan, press and release the ‘Scan’ button (Ref.3). This will
then start scanning up the frequency band and play the rst
station it nds with good signal.
To scan down the frequency band, press and hold the ‘Scan’
button (Ref.3) for a few seconds.
The radio will display station information when you press the
‘Info/Menu’ button (Ref.2), press multiple times to view all
information (See page 11).
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FM Scan Setting
Choose between scanning strong and weak signals (All) or only
the strong stations (Only).
Press and hold the ‘Info/Menu’ button (Ref.2).To make your
choice, use the ‘Prev’ or ‘Next’ buttons (Ref.10/12) to choose your
option.
Choose “FM Scan Setting” and press the ‘Select’ button (Ref.13).
Press the ‘Prev’ (Ref.10) or ‘Next’ (Ref.12) buttons to choose
between “All” or “Only”. Press the ‘Select’ button (Ref.13) to
conrm your choice.
To tune a specic frequency manually
To listen to a specic frequency press and hold ‘Next’
button (Ref.12) to search forward quickly and ‘Prev’ button
(Ref.10) to search back quickly. It will stop searching when the
button is released. To search slowly press the ‘Next’ (Ref.12)
and ‘Prev’ button (Ref.10) multiple times rather than holding.
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How to store a preset station
Up to 10 stations can be set. To store a station that you are
currently playing:
Press and hold ‘Preset’ button (Ref.11). “<1: (Empty)” will show
on the display.
Press ‘Prev’ button (Ref.10) or ‘Next’ (Ref.12) to change the “<1”
to the number you want to store the station as. Then press
‘Select’ button (Ref.13) to save. The display will then show
“Preset [1] stored”.
How to play a preset radio station
Press the ‘Preset’ button (Ref.11).
Press ‘Prev’ button (Ref.10) or ‘Next’ (Ref.12) to scroll through
your preset stations. You can store up to 10.
Press ‘Select’ button (Ref.13) to select your choice.
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Staon informaon for DAB Radio
/ DAB+ radio
DAB
Press the ‘Info/Menu’ button (Ref.2) repeatedly to show the
dierent programme information.
Bit Rate: The data rate which the signal is being transmitted.
Bit Error Rate (BER): Provide details of the signal error rate.
Channel and Frequency: Displays the station’s transmission
channel number and frequency.
PTY ( Programme Type): Shows the type and description of the
programme provided by the DAB station.
Time and Date: Displays the time and date information
provided by the broadcaster.
DAB indication: Indicates DAB mode.
Dynamic Label Segment (DLS): Displays scrolling text
information supplied by the broadcaster.
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Staon informaon for FM Radio
FM Radio
Press the ‘Info/Menu’ button (Ref.2) repeatedly to show the
dierent programme information.
Signal Strength: Displays a signal bar with the strength of the
current station.
Time and Date: Displays the time and the date.
Frequency: Displays the station’s transmission frequency.
Audio Type: Displays the audio type of the station you are
listening to. It will either be stereo or mono.
Radio Text: Displays scrolling text information supplied by the
broadcaster.
Programme Type: Displays a description of the type of
programme provided by the broadcaster.
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Manually Setting the Time
The time will automatically update after the st use of DAB
Radio. However, you can still set the time manually.
Ensure the unit is turned on.
Press and hold the ‘Info/Menu’ button (Ref.2).
To make your selection, use the ‘Prev/Next’ buttons (Ref.10/12)
to choose your option.
Select “Time/Date” and press the ‘Select’ button (Ref.13).
The hour will ash on the display screen.
Press the ‘Prev’ (Ref.10) or ‘Next’ (Ref.12) button, press until the
required hour is displayed.
To conrm the hour, press ‘Select’ (Ref.13).
The minutes will ash on the display screen. Press the ‘Prev’
(Ref.10) or ‘Next’ (Ref.12) buttons until the required minute is
displayed.
To conrm the minute, press ‘Select’ (Ref.13).
The time is now set.
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Manually Setting the Date
The date can be changed after changing the time.
The year will ash on the display screen. Press the ‘Prev’ (Ref.10)
or ‘Next’ (Ref.12) buttons until the required year is displayed.
To conrm the year, press the ‘Select’ button (Ref.13).
The month will ash on the display screen. Press the ‘Prev’
(Ref.10) or ‘Next’ (Ref.12) buttons until the required month
Is displayed.
To conrm the month, press ‘Select’ (Ref.13).
The day will then ash on the display screen. Press the ‘Prev’
(Ref.10) or ‘Next’ (Ref.12) buttons, until the required date is
displayed.
To conrm the date, press ‘Select’ (Ref.13).
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Dual Alarm Seng
Press the ‘Alarm’ button (Ref.4) once for Alarm 1 or twice for
Alarm 2. Press the ‘Select’ button (Ref.13) to conrm.
To turn the Alarm on or o, press ‘Next’ (Ref.12) so that
“ON” is ashing and press the ‘Select’ button (Ref.13) to conrm.
The hour digits for the alarm will ash. Press the ‘Prev’ or ‘Next’
buttons (Ref.10/12) to change the hour and press ‘Select’
(Ref.13) to conrm.
Press the ‘Prev’ or ‘Next’ buttons (Ref.10/12) to change the
minutes and press ‘Enter’ (Ref.13) to conrm.
Press the ‘Prev’ or ‘Next’ buttons (Ref.10/12) to change the
volume and press ‘Enter’ (Ref.13) to conrm.
Press the ‘Prev’ or ‘Next’ buttons (Ref.10/12) to change between
which sound you would like: Alarm, DAB or FM Radio and press
the ‘Enter’ (Ref.13) to conrm.
To set Alarm 2, follow Alarm 1 instructions but press the ‘Alarm’
button (Ref.4) twice.
NOTE: You can press the ‘Info/Menu’ (Ref.2) button to go back to
the previous step when programming the alarm.
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To turn o Alarm 1 or Alarm 2
Press the ‘Alarm’ button (Ref.4) once for Alarm 1 or twice for
Alarm 2. Press the ‘Select’ button (Ref.13) to conrm.
To turn the Alarm on or o, press ‘Next’ (Ref.12) so that “OFF” is
ashing and press the ‘Select’ button (Ref.13) to conrm.
Alarm Sound and Snooze
Snooze/Switch o Alarm when Sounding
When the alarm sounds, press the ‘Snooze/Sleep’ button (Ref.9)
to snooze for 9 minutes. The radio will go on standby mode.
To turn the alarm o completely when sounding, press the
‘Power/Standby’ button (Ref. 1).
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Other Funcons
Sleep Setting
This enables you to programme the radio to switch o at a
specic time, up to 120 minutes from activation.
Press the ‘Snooze/Sleep’ button (Ref.9).
Choose from OFF/5 mins/15mins/30mins/45mins/60mins/
90mins or 120mins using the ‘Prev’ or ‘Next’ buttons (Ref.10/12).
When your choice is displayed press the ‘Select’ button (Ref.13).
The system will automatically start the timer.
To turn the sleep timer o, follow the above instructions and
choose “OFF” from the choices.
Once the timer has been set, the minutes will countdown on
the display screen. For example, if set to turn o in 5 minutes “S5”
will ash, counting down to “S0” then the radio will go into
standby mode.
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System Reset
Press and hold the ‘Info/Menu’ button (Ref.2).
Use the ‘Prev’ or ‘Next’ buttons (Ref.10/12) to highlight “Factory
reset” and press the ‘Select’ button (Ref.13). The display screen
will show “Factory reset”.
Use the ‘Next’ button (Ref.12) to choose “Yes” . Press the ‘Select’
button (Ref.13) to conrm.
SW Version – Software Version Display
Press and hold the ‘Info/Menu’ button (Ref.2).
Use the ‘Prev’ or ‘Next’ buttons (Ref.10/12) to choose “SW
Version”.
Press ‘Select’ (Ref.13) to conrm.
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Technical Specicaons
Instrucons Guide
Power supply:
Mode:
Output Connector:
Aerial:
Power Supply and Batteries
The unit is powered and charged by UK Standard Plug DC 5v.
In-built battery
FM(87.5MHz – 108MHz
DAB/DAB+ 174-240MHz
Earphone jack
Integral telescopic aerial
Warranty
All products come with a standard 12 month warranty. All
items must be registered on www.majorityradios.co.uk for
the warranty to be valid. Once on the web page, use the menu
to find “ register your product”.
chance to extend your warranty for an additional 24 months,
free of charge.
You will also be given the
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Troubleshoong Guide
Observaon Potenal cause/soluon
No sound
Buttons are not
working
FM: Static sound
DAB: Burbling/
intermittent cut-out
Sound is distorted
Desired station not
found
Display shows
“No Service”
Display is blank
Time and Date not
setting
automatically
The station is not tuned in. Fine tune the station.
The volume is set to a low position. Increase the volume.
Headphones may be connected. Disconnect the
headphones.
Turn o the unit and turn on after a few seconds.
Signal reception is low. Adjust the aerial or move the unit to
a stonger signal location.
Re-scan stations.
The volume is too high. Adjust the volume control.
Weak signal. Use the manual tune function.
There is no DAB coverage in your area, or poor reception.
Adjust the position of the aerial, or move the unit to a
stronger signal location.
This may occur if the broadcaster changes the label of a
service or removes a label while tuned. The radio will try to
retune or perform a scan.
For the time and date to set automatically you need to turn
on the system and switch to DAB radio and let this scan.
Then press the ‘Power Mode’ button and the system will
go into standby. The date and clock will update
automatically.
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CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
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Safety Informaon
1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions. Instructions are also
available for download at www.majorityradios.co.uk
3. Heed all Warnings
4. Follow all instructions
5. Do no clean the apparatus near or with water
6. D not block any ventilation openings. Install in
accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions
7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in
accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as
radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus
(including ampliers) that produce heat.
9. Protect the power from being walked on or pinched
particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and
the point where they exit from the apparatus.
10. Only use attachments/accessories specied by the
manufacturer.
11. Unplug this apparatus during light storms or when
unused for long periods of time.
12. Refer all servicing to qualied ser vice personnel.
Servicing is required when the apparatus has been
damaged in a way, such as power-supply cord or
plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects
have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has
been exposed to the rain or moisture, does not
operate normally or has been dropped.
13. No naked ame sources, such as lit candles, should
be placed on the apparatus.
14. Dispose of used electrical products and batteries
safely according to your local authority and
regulations.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
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ADDITIONAL WARNINGS
The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or
splashing and no objects lled with liquid, such as
vases, shall be places on the apparatus.
Main plug is used to disconnect device and it should
remain readily operable during intended use. In order
to disconnect the apparatus from the main mains
completely, the mains plug should be disconnected
from the main socket outlet completely.
Battery shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as
sunshine, re or the like.
RECYCLING ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS
You should now recycle your waste electrical goods and
in doing so help the environment.
This symbol means an electrical product should
not be disposed of with normal household waste.
Please ensure it is taken to a suitable facility for
disposal when nished with.
IMPORTANT: Please read all instructions carefully
before use and keep for future reference.
Risk of electric shock.
Do not open
Read all instructions carefully before use
!
and keep for future reference
When servicing, use only identical
replacement parts
ATTENTION
RISQUE D’ELECTROCUTION
NE PAS OUVRIR
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IMPORTANT: Please read all instrucons carefully
before use and keep for future reference
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