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WILLINGHAM
DIGITAL RADIO & MUSIC SYSTEM
WIL-C DAB-WAL
Instructions Guide
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Contents
What’s in the Box?..................................................... 1
Controls And Funcons ..............................................2
Support .................................................................... 6
Instrucons Guide .....................................................7
Navigaon Sengs ��������������������������������������������������� 7
Basic Operaon �������������������������������������������������������� 8
DAB/DAB+ Radio ����������������������������������������������������� 10
DAB Radio Sengs �������������������������������������������������� 14
FM Radio ����������������������������������������������������������������� 15
FM Radio Sengs ���������������������������������������������������� 19
Bluetooth Mode ����������������������������������������������������� 20
AUX-In Mode ����������������������������������������������������������� 21
CD Player �����������������������������������������������������������������22
USB Playback �����������������������������������������������������������24
Dual Alarm Seng ���������������������������������������������������25
Sleep Timer Sengs ������������������������������������������������27
System Menu Sengs ��������������������������������������������28
Troubleshoong ...................................................... 31
Specicaons .......................................................... 32
Warranty ................................................................. 32
Safety Informaon................................................... 33
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Box Contents
1. Majority Willingham
2. Remote Control
3. Power Adapter
4. Instructions Guide
What’s in the Box?
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Controls And Funcons
Navigation
Menu
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3
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6
7
8 9
4
11
13
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10
Repeat/Program
Top View (Control Panel)
1. Power/Mode
2. Info/Menu
3. Alarm
4. Sleep
5. Previous
6. Next
7. Navigation/Volume/OK/
Stop dial
8. Mute
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9. CD eject/load
10. Play/Pause - CD mode and
Preset 1 button
11. Repeat/Program - CD
mode and Preset 2 button
12. Rewind - CD mode and
Preset 3 button
13. Fastforward - CD mode
and Preset 4+ button
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Controls And Funcons
Front View
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14. Display screen 15. CD port
Back View
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16. DC power input
17. Headphone port
18. Aux In
19. USB Port
20. Antenna
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Controls And Funcons
Remote Control
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2
3
OK
4
13
+
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15
-
16
5
Mode
6
Menu
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7
8
9
10
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19
20
11
12
Preset
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Controls and Funcons
1. Power On/Standby
Switch the unit between on and
Standby mode
2. Up button
3. Left button
Navigate left/Go back a track in
CD mode.
4. OK button
Select options and settings with
the OK button/ Stop in CD mode
5. Down button
6. Mode button
Takes to the mode selection
screen to select chosen mode
options
7. Menu button
Select to open menu setting
options
8. Sleep button
Press to begin setting a sleep
timer.
9. Alarm button
Enter alarm settings
10. Rewind button
CD Mode: Rewind track
11. 0-9/A-Z Keypad
Type numbers and letters
12. EQ (Equaliser) button
Select to choose equaliser
settings
13. CD Eject button
Select to eject a CD from the CD
player.
14. Vol +
Increase volume
15. Right button
Navigate right/Go forward a
16. Vol -
Decrease volume
17. Mute button
Select to mute and unmute
sound track in CD mode.
18. Dimmer button
Press dimmer repeatedly to go
through 3 dimmer options.
19. Play/Pause
Use in CD mode to Pause/Play
CD
20. Fastforward button
CD mode: Fastforward track
21. Preset
Press and hold button for 2-3
seconds to set a preset. Simply
press to recall preset stations.
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Support
Support
Thank you for your purchase of the Majority Willingham
radio.
Please follow the guidance of the manual to set up your
new purchase and begin enjoying its features.
If you require further assistance with your new radio,
please contact our support team on the Majority website:
https://www.majorityradios.co.uk/support
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Navigation Settings
Power/Mode button: This should be used to turn your radio on
and into Standby. To put into standby, press and hold the button
to display the time, date and any settings set such as alarms.
To turn o standby, press the Standby button to be taken to the
home screen, or last function that you were using before putting
into standby.
When the radio is switched on to working mode, press the
button to display the mode home screen with available modes.
Info/Menu button: When on DAB or FM mode, press the
button (do not hold) multiple times to scroll through the station
information.
Press and hold the button to display the radio Menu settings.
Whilst creating settings, press the button to go back a step.
Navigation/OK/Volume Dial and Stop button in CD mode:
Rotate the dial clockwise or anticlockwise to scroll through
choices and press down the dial to conrm selections.
This dial will allow you to change the volume when you are on
the radio station playing screen.
CD functionality buttons: When in CD mode, use the CD
functionality buttons on the unit to eject the CD, stop, pause/
play, repeat/program, rewind and fastforward.
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Basic Operation
Please note that the instructions within this manual will refer
to the radio button number e.g (Ref.*X*) in accordance to the
diagrams on pages 2-3 or the remote (Rem.*X*) on pages 4-5.
Starting up your radio
Plug the adaptor connector into the back of the system labelled
‘DC in’ (Ref.) and turn the power on from the mains. The radio
will begin to power up and display a ‘MAJORITY’ screen.
Ensure the antenna (Ref.) is extended as far as possible. This
will enable you to get the best signal you can before going to
DAB and FM modes and beginning to scan for available stations.
The radio will then begin a full scan for available digital DAB
stations and will display a scanning bar showing the amount
of stations found. Once the scan is complete, the rst available
digital radio station will automatically begin to play.
You can then select the chosen default language on the display
screen. Scroll through using the navigation dial (Ref.) and
select the chosen language by pressing down the dial.
To change the mode of the radio from DAB mode, press the
Power/Mode button (Ref.) to enter the mode home screen with
available modes. Use the Navigation/OK dial to scroll between
the available modes and select the mode by pressing down the
dial (Ref.)
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Standby Mode
To place the radio into standby, press and hold the Power/Mode
button (Ref.) for 2-3 seconds and a standby screen showing the
date, time and alarm settings will display.
To take the radio o standby, press the Power/Mode button (do
not hold).
To switch the radio o completely, it is advisable to place the
radio into standby mode and then switch the radio o at the
mains.
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DAB/DAB+ Radio
Press the Power/Mode button (Ref.) (do not hold the button)
or (Rem.6) to open the mode home screen. Select ‘DAB/DAB+’
on the main display screen by browsing with the Navigation dial
(Ref.) and selecting the mode by pressing down the dial or use
the navigation buttons on the remote (Rem.2/3/4/5/15).
On rst use of DAB, the available DAB stations will have already
been scanned and saved. If the radio has not automatically
scanned or you wish to rescan for available stations, press and
hold the Info/Menu button (Ref.), followed by selecting the
“Full Scan” option. The radio will now begin scanning for DAB
stations and will show ‘Scanning’ on the display screen. It will
display how many stations have been found as the search
continues.
Once all of the available stations have been found, the rst
available station will play. To scroll through the available
stations, press the ‘<’ button (Ref.) to view the station list. Scroll
through the available stations with the Navigation dial (Ref.)
or the ‘<’ and ‘>’ button on the remote (Rem.3/4) and highlight
the chosen station. Select the station you wish to listen to by
pressing down the dial.
When you have selected a station, the screen will display the
station and begin to play. To choose the previous or next station,
go back to the list and use the Navigation dial or the remote
navigation buttons to scroll accordingly.
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DAB/DAB+ Preset Stations
Pre-setting your favourite DAB/DAB+ stations
Up to 10 DAB/DAB+ stations can be preset for easy navigation.
To create a preset, you must be listening to the chosen station.
Presetting from the unit
From the unit, you can easily set preset number 1-3 by pressing
and holding one of the Preset 1-3 buttons (Ref./11/12).
Please ensure that the button is held for 2-3 seconds rather than
pressed. The screen will then display “Preset X Saved”.
To set preset number 4+, press and hold the Preset 4+ button
(Ref.) to open the ‘Save to Preset’ screen. Please ensure that
the button is held for 2-3 seconds rather than pressed. Use the
navigation dial to scroll through the preset numbers and select
the preset number by pressing down the dial (Ref.)
Presetting from the remote
When you have found your desired station, press and hold the
‘Preset’ button on the remote (Rem.21) for 2-3 seconds to go to
the ‘Save to Preset’ screen.
Use the ‘<’ and ‘>’ buttons on the remote (Rem.3/15) to scroll to
the chosen preset number you wish to save the station to. Select
the preset number by pressing the OK button (Rem.4)
Please note: To remove a preset option that has been made,
simply preset another radio station over the preset number.
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Recalling your preset DAB/DAB+ stations
Recalling presets from the unit
From the unit, you can easily recall preset number 1-3 by
pressing one of the Preset 1-3 buttons (Ref./11/12). Please
ensure that the button is being pressed and released, rather than
held. The screen will then begin playing the selected station.
To recall preset number 4+, press the Preset 4+ button (Ref.)
to open the ‘Preset Recall’ screen. Use the navigation dial to scroll
through the preset numbers and select the preset station to play
by pressing down the dial (Ref.)
Recalling presets from the remote
To recall your preset stations via the remote control, press (do
not hold) the Preset button (Ref.) to go to the ‘Preset Recall’
screen.
Use the ‘<’ and ‘>’ buttons on the remote (Rem.3/15) to scroll to
the chosen preset number you wish to play. Select the preset
number by pressing the OK button (Rem.4) and the station will
begin to play.
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DAB/DAB+ Station Information
Whilst playing a DAB/DAB+ station, the following station
information can be viewed by pressing the ‘Menu/Info’ button
repeatedly (Ref.2) on the unit.
Dynamic Label Segment (DLS): Displays text information
supplied by the broadcaster.
PTY (Programme Type): Shows the type and description of the
programme provided by the DAB station.
DAB Indication: Indicates DAB mode.
Channel and Frequency: Displays the station transmission
channel number and frequency.
Signal Error/Strength: Provides details of the station signal
strength.
Bit Rate: The data rate which the signal is being transmitted.
Date and Day: Displays the date and day of the week.
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DAB Radio Settings
On DAB mode, open DAB radio settings by pressing and holding
the Menu/Info button (Ref.) for 2-3 seconds. The following
setting options will then display:
Station List: Select this option to view the available stations to
begin playing on the unit. Select a station to play by pressing
down the navigation dial (Ref.).
Full Scan: Select to begin a full scan for available digital radio
stations. This would be advisable to receive more stations or
resolve any signal issues.
Manual Tune: Select this option to scroll through available
stations by their DAB channel and frequency (MHz). Select a
station to play by pressing down the navigation dial (Ref.).
Prune Invalid: Select this option to remove invalid stations or
stations with poor signal. When “Proceed to prune the invalid
stations?” shows, select “Yes” with the navigation dial (Ref.) to
prune.
DRC (Dynamic Range Compression): Select this option to
reduce the volume of louder sounds and boost the volume of
quiter sounds. Select High, Low or O with the navigation dial
(Ref.)
System Settings: Press to open and edit system setting options
such as Equaliser, Time/Date, Backlight, Language, Factory Reset
and Software Version. These settings will be explained on pages
28 - 29 of the manual.
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FM Radio
Press the Power/Mode button (do not hold the button) (Ref.)
or (Rem.6) to open the mode home screen. Select ‘FM’ on the
main display screen by browsing with the Navigation dial (Ref.)
and selecting the mode by pressing down the dial or use the
navigation buttons on the remote (Rem.2/3/4/5/15).
On rst use of FM radio, initiate a manual scan up the bandwidth
for available stations by pressing and holding the ‘>’ button
(Ref.) for 2-3 seconds. The FM frequency will now increase
quickly as it scans. Once the bandwidth has been scanned, the
rst stored and available station up the bandwidth will begin to
play.
To scan quickly up the bandwidth between saved stations, press
and hold the ‘>’ button (Ref.) for 2-3 seconds and then release.
To scan quickly down the bandwidth between saved stations,
press and hold the ‘<’ button (Ref.) for 2-3 seconds and then
release.
To search slowly up the bandwidth, press the ‘>’ button multiple
times (do not hold) until on your desired frequency. To search
slowly down the bandwidth, press the ‘<’ button repeatedly (do
not hold) until on your desired frequency.
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FM Preset Stations
Pre-setting your favourite FM stations
Up to 10 FM stations can be preset for easy navigation. To create
a preset, you must be listening to the chosen station.
Presetting from the unit
From the unit, you can easily set preset number 1-3 by pressing
and holding one of the Preset 1-3 buttons (Ref./11/12).
Please ensure that the button is held for 2-3 seconds rather than
pressed. The screen will then display “Preset X Saved”.
To set preset number 4+, press and hold the Preset 4+ button
(Ref.) to open the ‘Save to Preset’ screen. Please ensure that
the button is held for 2-3 seconds rather than pressed. Use the
navigation dial to scroll through the preset numbers and select
the preset number by pressing down the dial (Ref.).
Presetting from the remote
When you have found your desired station, press and hold the
‘Preset’ button on the remote (Rem.21) for 2-3 seconds to go to
the ‘Save to Preset’ screen.
Use the ‘<’ and ‘>’ buttons on the remote (Rem.3/15) to scroll to
the chosen preset number you wish to save the station to. Select
the preset number by pressing the OK button (Rem.4)
Please note: To remove a preset option that has been made,
simply preset another radio station over the preset number.
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Recalling your preset FM stations
Recalling presets from the unit
From the unit, you can easily recall preset number 1-3 by
pressing one of the Preset 1-3 buttons (Ref./11/12). Please
ensure that the button is being pressed and released, rather than
held. The screen will then begin playing the selected station.
To recall preset number 4+, press the Preset 4+ button (Ref.)
to open the ‘Preset Recall’ screen. Use the navigation dial to scroll
through the preset numbers and select the preset station to play
by pressing down the dial (Ref.)
Recalling presets from the remote
To recall your preset stations via the remote control, press (do
not hold) the Preset button (Ref.) to go to the ‘Preset Recall’
screen.
Use the ‘<’ and ‘>’ buttons on the remote (Rem.3/15) to scroll to
the chosen preset number you wish to play. Select the preset
number by pressing the OK button (Rem.4) and the station will
begin to play.
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FM Station Information
Whilst playing a FM station, the following station information
can be viewed by pressing the ‘Menu/Info’ button repeatedly
(Ref.2) on the unit.
Dynamic Label Segment (DLS): Displays text information
supplied by the broadcaster.
PTY (Programme Type): Shows the type of the programme
provided by the station.
Frequency: Displays the station transmission frequency.
Audio Type: Displays the audio type of the station: stereo or
mono.
Date and Day: Displays the date and day of the week.
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FM Radio Settings
On FM mode, open FM radio settings by pressing and holding
the Menu/Info button (Ref.) for 2-3 seconds. The following
setting options will then display:
Scan Setting: Choose between scanning only stations with
strong signal, or scanning for all stations, including those with
weak signals. Select your chosen option with the navigation dial
(Ref.).
Audio Setting: Select this option to choose between “Stereo
Allowed” or “Forced Mono”. Select your chosen option with the
navigation dial (Ref.)
All stereo stations are reproduced in stereo - for weak stations
this can result in poor audio quality. The audio quality can be
improved by using mono.
System Settings: Press to open and edit system setting options
such as Equaliser, Time/Date, Backlight, Language, Factory Reset
and Software Version. These settings will be explained on pages
28 - 29 of the manual.
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Bluetooth Mode
Press the Power/Mode button (Ref.) (do not hold the button)
or (Rem.6) to open the mode home screen. Select ‘Bluetooth’ on
the main display screen by browsing with the Navigation dial
(Ref.) and selecting the mode by pressing down the dial or use
the navigation buttons on the remote (Rem.2/3/4/5/15).
The radio screen will display “disconnected” before set up.
Go to your device’s Bluetooth settings to connect your chosen
device to the radio via Bluetooth. Please note that the radio only
takes Bluetooth input from devices such as a phone or tablet.
The device will display as “Majority Willingham”. Select the radio
from your device and they will begin to connect.
Select your chosen audio on your device and play.
Once connected, control the playing audio from your device
rather than with the radio’s navigation buttons.
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AUX-In Mode
Press the Power/Mode button (Ref.) (do not hold the button)
or (Rem.6) to open the mode home screen. Select ‘AUX’ on the
main display screen by browsing with the navigation dial (Ref.)
and selecting the mode by pressing down the dial or use the
navigation buttons on the remote (Rem.2/3/4/5/15).
Plug an AUX cable into the chosen device and connect the
device to the radio via the AUX-in port (Ref.) at the back of the
radio.
Begin playing audio from your device and this will begin to
sound out of the radio when in AUX mode.
Once connected, control the playing audio from your device
rather than with the radio’s navigation buttons.
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CD Player
Press the Power/Mode button (Ref.) (do not hold the button)
or (Rem.6) to open the mode home screen. Select ‘CD’ on the
main display screen by browsing with the navigation dial (Ref.)
and selecting the mode by pressing down the dial or use the
navigation buttons on the remote (Rem.2/3/4/5/15).
The display screen for the CD function will now show “CD Open”.
Insert your CD slightly and the drive will take the CD into the
system to play (Ref.). If it does not automatically do so, select
the Open/Close CD function on the radio (Ref.).
The rst song on the CD will now begin to play.
CD Functions
To skip between songs, press the ‘<<’ or ‘>>’ buttons on the radio
(Ref./13) or on the remote (Rem.10/20). Pause/Play using the
button on the radio (Ref.) or on the remote (Rem.19).
To skip rewind/forward through a song playing, hold down
the ‘<<’ or ‘>>’ buttons (Ref./13) on the unit or on the remote
(Rem.10/20) for 2-3 seconds and release when you wish to stop
skipping.
To eject the CD, press the Open/Close CD function on the radio
(Ref.) or on the remote (Rem.13)
To stop the album, press and hold down the navgation dial on
the unit (Ref.) for 3 seconds and release. This will also display
how many songs are on the album and total playing time. Press
‘Play/Pause’ to begin listening again (Ref.) (Rem.19).
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Arrange a CD song program
This setting allows you to program the CD player to play songs in
a particular order.
1. A CD must be inserted into the CD player of the machine. To
open program settings, press and hold down the Navigation
dial for 3 seconds (Ref.7) or press and hold the OK button on the
remote (Rem.4) for 3 seconds to stop the CD. The full time of the
CD running time and number of tracks will display.
2. Follow by pressing and holding the ‘Repeat/Program’ button
on the radio (Ref.11) for 3 seconds to open program settings.
3. Once in program settings, the display will show P01 T01, with
the the rst song on the CD representing T01, and P01 being
program number 1. You can now choose what song you would
like as program number P01 by using the ‘<<’ and ‘>>’ buttons
(Rem.10/20) to scroll through to the song number you would
like to choose (T--). Once on the chosen track number (T--) for
P01, press down the navigation dial/OK button (Ref.7) (Rem.4)
to select and be taken to choose your next programmed song.
4. For the next song, the display will show P02 T-- to show the
program 2. Now use the ‘<<’ and ‘>>’ buttons (Rem.10/20) to
scroll through to the selected track number. Once on the chosen
track for program 2, press down the navigation dial/OK button
to select and continue programming as per step 3 and 4.
5. After you have nished program song selection, press the
‘Play/Pause’ button on the radio (Ref.10) to begin playing the
songs which have been programmed.
Press the “Stop” button to exit the “Program” when programming.
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USB Playback
Press the Power/Mode button (Ref.) (do not hold the button)
or (Rem.6) to open the mode home screen. Select ‘USB’ on the
main display screen by browsing with the navigation dial (Ref.)
and selecting the mode by pressing down the dial or use the
navigation buttons on the remote (Rem.2/3/4/5/15).
Plug in a USB stick (Ref.), with les uploaded onto the stick,
into the USB port. Ensure that the le types on the device are
MP3 and WMA.
Highlight the desired folder/song with the Navigation dial
(Ref.) and select for your chosen song to play.
Please note that the USB port is for USB playback only. Audio cannot be
played by connecting a USB cable to a chosen audio product.
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Dual Alarm Setting
Setting Alarm 1/Alarm 2
To set an alarm on your radio, select the ‘Alarm’ button (Ref.) on
the unit or on the remote control (Rem.9)
After selecting the alarm setting, select Alarm 1 or Alarm 2
with the navigation dial (Ref.) or navigation buttons on the
remote (Rem.2/3/4/5/15) to begin setting the following alarm
functions:
Alarm: Press the navgiation dial down to switch between
turning the alarm on and o.
Frequency: Select option to choose the regularity of the alarm
between Daily, Once, Weekends and Weekdays. Select the
chosen frequency by selecting with the navigation dial.
Wake Up Time: The hour digits of the alarm will now begin to
ash. Change the alarm hour with the navigation dial or Previous
and Next buttons (Ref./6). Once on the chosen alarm hour,
press down the navigation dial to conrm. Follow the same
process for setting the alarm minutes.
Source: Select between the following alarm wake-up tones:
Buzzer, Digital Radio and FM. If Digital Radio or FM are selected,
a new alarm setting option will display and allow you to choose
one of your preset stations, or the last station played on the
mode as your alarm tone.
Duration: Select the duration of the alarm tone between the
following options: 15, 30, 45, 60, 90 or 120 minutes.
Volume: Use the navigation dial to select the alarm volume.
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Setting: Alarm Features
How to cancel your alarm
Cancel the alarm before it sounds by pressing the Alarm button
(Ref.3) in standby mode or working mode.
Select the alarm that you would like to cancel: Alarm 1 or
Alarm 2 with the navigation dial (Ref.7). Navigate to the option
stating ‘Alarm’ and press down the navigation dial to switch
between “OFF” and “ON”. Ensure that the setting states “OFF” to
successfully cancel the alarm.
How to turn o your alarm when sounding
Turn o the alarm by pressing the Power/Mode button (Ref.)
when it is sounding.
The screen will then display “Alarm O”.
How to put your alarm on snooze
To put the alarm on snooze for 9 minutes, press down the
navigation dial (Ref.7), Sleep button (Ref.4) or Alarm button
(Ref.3). The snooze timer will then display at the bottom of the
screen.
If you would like to stop the snooze function, press down the
navigation dial, Sleep button, Alarm button or Power/Mode
button. The screen will then display “Alarm O”.
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Sleep Timer Settings
A sleep timer can be set to switch your radio to standby after the
selected period of time.
To set a sleep timer, select the ‘Sleep’ button on the unit (Ref.)
or on the remote (Rem.8) to open the “Set Sleep Timer” screen.
Press the Sleep button repeatedly to switch between sleep
times available. There is an option between O, 15, 30, 45, 60, 90,
minutes.
Select the sleep timer length by either selecting with the
navigation dial OK button (Ref.), or leave the screen on your
selected option for 10 seconds to save automatically.
Once the sleep timer has been selected, the timer amount and a
sleep image will show on the bottom left of the radio screen.
To turn Sleep o, simply keep selecting the ‘Sleep’ button until
“Sleep Timer O” displays and select this option.
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System Menu Settings
Access the menu settings by pressing and holding the Info/
Menu button for 2-3 seconds on any of the modes. Scroll with
the navigation dial (Ref.) to the “System Settings” option and
select with the dial. The following setting options will display:
Time/Date
Once this is selected, the following options will display for
setting:
Set Time/Date: The day date will now begin to ash. Change
the day with the navigation dial or Previous and Next buttons
(Ref./6). Once on the chosen digit, press down the navigation
dial to conrm. Follow the same process for setting the month
and year.
The time can now be set and the hour digits of the time will
begin to ash. Change the hour with the navigation dial or
Previous and Next buttons (Ref./6). Once on the chosen time
hour is displaying, press down the navigation dial to conrm.
Follow the same process for setting the time minutes.
Auto Update: An automatic set of the clock and date for
particular modes can be selected. Choose between: From Any,
from Digital Radio, from FM, or No Update.
Set 12/24 Hour: Decide between a 12 and 24 hour clock
display.
Set Date Format: Decide between two date formats for the
display: DD-MM-YYYY or MM-DD-YYYY.
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Equaliser
Choose between a variety of equaliser settings that improve the
sound quality of the audio type/genre: Normal, Classic, Jazz, Pop,
Rock, Speech or My EQ. My EQ allows you to manually adjust
the bass and treble and tailor to your desired sound. Select the
chosen option with the navigation dial OK button (Ref.)
Backlight
Timeout: Select the option to choose the backlight display
timeout. The screen will darken after the period of time selected.
The timeout options are the following: On, 10, 20, 30, 45, 60, 90,
120 and 180.
On Level: Select this option to choose the on level screen
brightness. The brightness options are High, Medium or Low.
Dim Level: Select this option to choose the dim level screen
brightness. The brightness options are High, Medium or Low.
Language
Select your chosen default language for the radio from the list
with the navigation dial OK button (Ref.).
Factory Reset
Select this option to perform a factory reset. This would be
advisable if your radio has any functionality issues. Once asked
to conrm reset, select “Yes” with the navigation dial.
Software Version
Select this option to view the software version of the radio.
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Additional Features
Headphone Jack
You can listen to any mode on the radio via your favourite
earphones, rather than the external speakers. Insert the
earphone port into the headphone jack at the back of the radio
(Ref.).
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Troubleshoong
Troubleshooting
Malfunction Possible causes/measures
Functionality issues
No power / function
No sound
Functional disturbance
Bluetooth not connecting Ensure that you are on Bluetooth mode on
CD player not working Go to CD mode. Gently insert a CD and the CD
For any functionality issues, it is advisable to go
to the menu radio settings and perform a factory
reset which will restart your radio.
Check whether the power is switched on or o at
the wall.
Check whether the power adaptor is properly
connected to power outlet or not.
Check whether unit is set to MUTE.
Check whether MODE is correctly selected. If you
are connected via Bluetooth or AUX, turn up the
volume on your device.
Check whether cables are properly installed or
not.
Switch o and unplug the unit. Leave it for
minutes and switch it on again. Perform a factory
reset and rescan for stations.
the radio and the Bluetooth on your device is
switched on. Select the Bluetooth device ‘Majority
Willingham’ and you should now be able to play
audio.
player should automatically take the CD within
the drive. The CD should then begin to play - do
not click any remote buttons as this may interrupt
it.
If problems persist, factory reset the unit and try
this mode again.
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Specicaons
Specications
Power Supply
Mode:
Dimensions x x cm
Weight .kg
DC 12V 2A (output)
FM: .MHz - MHz
DAB: - MHz
CD
Bluetooth
.mm AUX-in
USB: MP, WMA
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
nd “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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CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
!
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. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in
accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions
7. Do not install near any heat sources such as
radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus
(including ampliers) that produce heat.
8. Protect the power from being walked on or pinched
particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and
the point where they exit from the apparatus.
9. Only use attachments/accessories specied by the
manufacturer.
10. Unplug this apparatus during light storms or when
unused for long periods of time.
11. 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.
12. No naked ame sources, such as lit candles, should
be placed on the apparatus.
13. Dispose of used electrical products and batteries
safely according to your local authority and
regulations.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
!
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
!
IMPORTANT: Please read all instrucons carefully
!
before use and keep for future reference
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