Majority Petersfield
Pocket DAB/DAB+ / FM Radio
CB1A-DAB-BLK
User Guide
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Controls and Functions..............................1
What’s in the Box? .................................. 2
Instruction Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Basic Operation...........................................3
DAB Radio and Set up Preset for DAB Radio................4
FM Radio and Set up Preset for FM Radio ..................6
Station Information for DAB and FM Radio.................8
Other Functions ...................................10
Technical Specication.............................12
Warranty ..........................................12
Important Safety Information
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Controls and Functions
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1. Power (On/O)
Ear
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phone jack
3. Standby/Mode
4. Volume +
5. Previous
6. Volume -
7. Enter
8. Next
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9. Menu/Info
10. Display screen
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DC IN jack
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What's in the Box?
● Majority Petersfield Pocket DAB/DAB+ Radio
● USB Cable
● Earphones
● User Guide
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Instructions Guide
Please note all (Ref.) refer to the Controls and Functions
mapping guide on Page 1.
Basic Operation
Switch the ‘ON/OFF’ (Ref.1) button on top of the system to ‘ON’.
“Welcome to Digital Radio” will show on the display. Then it will
show the clock.
Ensure the system has been charged, the battery life will show on
the display when you turn on. If the battery icon shows all of the
bars illuminated then the system is fully charged.
To charge the device, use the USB cable provided and plug it into a
computer or a plug (not supplied) that accepts USB connectors.
Press the ‘Standby/Mode’ button to turn on the unit (Ref.3). The
system should go straight to DAB Radio and automatically start
scanning for stations. The display will show “Searching” and can
take a few minutes to scan.
Press the ‘Standby/Mode’ button (Ref.3) to switch to FM or again to
switch back to DAB.
Ensure that the earphones are connected into the top of the
system correctly (Ref.2) as they are also the antenna of your radio.
Without them, no DAB/FM signal will be received.
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Standby
To change the music system back into standby, press and hold the
‘Standby/Mode’ button
on top of the unit (Ref.1) to Off.
DAB/DAB+ Radio
Press the ‘Standby/Mode’ button (Ref.3). On rst use DAB Radio will
automatically start scanning all stations and save them.
To auto scan (if the unit hasn’t automatically done so, or shows no
signal) press and hold the ‘Info/Menu’ button (Ref.9) and when the
display shows “FULL SCAN”, press the ‘Enter’ button (Ref.7).
The unit will start scanning up the frequency band and store all
stations that have a good signal. Please note: if you are not in a
good DAB signal area then you won’t get a strong signal, if any.
The radio will automatically save all those stations that have a
strong signal. After searching has nished it will automatically play
the rst station stored.
To listen to any of the stations that have been stored, use the ‘Next’
(Ref.8) and ‘Prev’ (Ref.5) buttons to navigate through the stations.
The radio will display station information when you press the ‘Info/
Menu’ button (Ref.9). Press multiple times to view all information
available (See page 8).
When you turn the radio on again after switching it o, it will
automatically tune to the same station (DAB or FM) that was last
selected.
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(Ref.3). To turn o fully, switch the button
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How to preset a radio station
Up to 10 preset stations can be set. To store a station that you are
currently playing:
Press and hold ‘Enter’ button (Ref.7).
“Preset Empty ‘1’” will show on the display, the number ashing.
Press ‘Prev’ (Ref.5) or ‘Next’ (Ref.8) button to change the '1' to the
number you want to store the station as.
Then press and hold ‘Enter’ button (Ref.7) to save.
The display will then show “Preset (1) stored”.
How to play a preset radio station
Press and hold ‘Enter’ (Ref.7).
Press ‘Prev’ (Ref.5) or ‘Next’ (Ref.8) button to scroll through your
preset stations, up to 10.
Press ‘Enter’ button (Ref.7) to select your choice.
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FM Radio
Press the ‘Standby/Mode’ button (Ref.3).
Then press the ‘Standby/Mode’ button (Ref.3) to switch to FM.
The rst time you do this FM frequency “87.5 MHz” will be
displayed on the screen.
To auto scan, press and hold the ‘Previous’ button (Ref.5) and then
release.
After searching has nished the unit will automatically play the rst
station stored with a good signal.
How to tune a specic frequency manually
To listen to a specic frequency, you can search quickly by pressing
and holding the ‘Next’ button (Ref.8) to search up and ‘Prev’ button
(Ref.5) to search down the bandwidth. It will stop searching when
you press the button again. To search slowly, press the ‘Next’ (Ref.8)
and ‘Prev’ (Ref.5) button multiple times instead of holding.
Mono and Auto
In working mode press and hold the ‘Info/Menu’ button (Ref.9).
Use the ‘Prev’ button (Ref.5) to highlight your selection.
Choose “SET TO MONO/SET TO AUTO” and press the ‘Enter’ button
(Ref.7).
The display will show “Audio Mode: Mono/Auto”.
The default audio setting for all stations is stereo mode. If you want
to improve the quality use the above instructions to change it to
Mono mode.
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How to preset a radio station
Up to 10 preset stations can be set. To store a station that you are
currently playing:
Press and hold ‘Enter’ button (Ref.7).
“Preset Empty ‘1’” will show on the display, the number ashing.
Press the ‘Prev’ (Ref.5) or ‘Next’ (Ref.8) button to change the “1”
to the number you want to store the station as. Then press and
hold ‘Enter’ button (Ref.7) to save.
The display will then show “Preset (1) stored”.
How to play a preset radio station
Press and hold ‘Enter’ button (Ref.7).
Press ‘Prev’ (Ref.5) or ‘Next’ (Ref.8) button to scroll through your
preset stations, up to 10.
Press ‘Enter’ button (Ref.7) to select your choice.
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Station Information for DAB and FM Radio
DAB/DAB+ Radio
Press the ‘Info/Menu’ button (Ref.9) repeatedly to show the
programme information.
Bit Rate: Shows the data rate at which the signal is being
transmitted.
Bit Error Rate (BER): Provides 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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Instructions Guide
FM Radio
Press the ‘Info/Menu’ button (Ref.9) repeatedly to show the
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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Other Functions
Time and Date
On rst use of DAB Radio, the time and date will automatically
update.
System Reset
Press and hold ‘Info/Menu’ button (Ref.9). Use the 'Prev' button
(Ref.5) to choose your option.
Choose “SYSTEM RESET” and press the ‘Enter’ button (Ref.7).
The display will show “Press enter key to reset”. Press ‘Enter’ button
(Ref.7).
SW Version – Software Version Display
Press and hold ‘Info/ Menu’ button (Ref.9). Use the ‘Prev’ button
(Ref.5) to scroll through to show software version ‘SW Ver. V1.02’.
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Display
Every time you press the ‘Info/Menu’ button (Ref.9), the display will
show: RDS radio text; Programme type; Station name; Mono/
Stereo; Time and Date.
Charging the Radio
Connect the small end of the USB cable (supplied) into the
charging port at the bottom of the radio (Ref.11). Then connect the
other end of the USB cable into a free USB port on your computer
or another mains charger (not supplied).
Your radio includes re-chargeable batteries. The battery level is
shown on the display. The radio should be recharged at rst
opportunity once the battery level is at minimum charge.
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Technical Specifications and Warranty
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Technical Specications
Power Supply USB Charging: 5V/0.5A
Mode FM 87.5MHz
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”.
You will also be given the chance to extend your warranty for an
additional 24 months free of charge.
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Battery: 3.7V/1000mAh
DAB/DAB+ 174-240MHz
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
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 not clean the apparatus near or with water.
6. Clean only with a dry cloth.
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 amplifiers) that produce
heat.
9. Protect the power cord 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
specified by the manufacturer.
11. Unplug this apparatus during light
storms or when unused for long periods of
time.
12. Refer all servicing to qualified service
personnel.
Servicing is required when the apparatus has
been damaged in any way, such as powersupply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has
been spilled or objects have fallen into the
apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to
rain or moisture, does not operate normally or
has been dropped.
13. No naked flame 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
IMPORTANT: Please read all instructions carefully
before use and keep for future reference
ADDITIONAL WARNINGS
The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping
or splashing and no objects lled with liquid,
such as vases, shall be placed on apparatus.
ain plug is used to disconnect device and it
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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.
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before use and keep for future reference
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his symbol means an electrical product
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should not be disposed of with normal
household waste. Please ensure it is
taken to a suitable facility for disposal
when nished with.
TANT: Please read all instructions carefully
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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