PURE Siesta Home User Manual

Siesta Home

Introduction

Thank you for choosing the SiestaHome. This user manual will get
you up and running in no time.

If you need more help, visit support.pure.com.

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Safety

Before you use your S iesta H ome, read the fol low ing saf ety i nstructio ns.

1. Read all the s afety i nformation and instructions b efor e using the p rod uct. When p assing this prod uct to someo ne, include
all documents.

2. If yo u d o not fol low the o pe rating instructions pro vid ed, it may compr omise the safety o f yo ur pro duct and this may inval­idate the w arranty.

3. Do not exp os e the p rod uct to drip ping or s plashing. Do not place o bje cts fill ed with liquids , such as vases, on the
pro duct.
If l iquid or water s pill s onto the pro duct, switch it off at the mains immediately , disco nnect the mains p lug and contact your
de aler.
Nev er touch the plug or the pro duct with wet hands. Ne ver p ull the po wer cabl e when d isco nnecting the p owe r adaptor
from the pow er supp ly.

4. Do not exp os e batterie s to e xces sive heat or naked flames.

5. Disp os e of batteries in accord ance w ith local e nvironmental rule s.

6. Using the pro duct in roo ms o r climates with high humidity and temper atures may cause conde nsation to form inside the
pro duct, w hich can d amage the pro duct.
Use the pr oduct i n mode rate climates only.

7. Do not use yo ur p ro duct in extre mely hot or co ld tempe rature. Kee p the d evice away fro m heat s ources , such as radi­ators or g as/electri c fir es. D o not e xpos e your pr oduct to naked flames, such as lig hted candles.

8. The mains p ower ad apter is used as the disco nnect de vice and must r emain o pe rable .
Fit the mains adaptor to an easil y accessib le so cket located near the p ro duct and use only the suppl ied mains p owe r
adapter .

9. Only use the suppli ed 12 V p owe r adapter with your prod uct (supp lie d by Pure with mod el SW12 02400-IM). T he p owe r
adapter should o nly b e used to po wer this radio and not for any other purpo se.

10. Befor e you use your pro duct, e nsure that the available supp ly voltage co rre sp onds with the req uired o pe rational v oltage
of the pro duct.

11. Dis connect y our pro duct fro m the powe r suppl y if yo u wil l not use your pr oduct for a lo ng per iod of time (for example , if
you are goi ng o n holi day).

12. Always unplug y our pro duct fro m the mains socket be fore cle aning. When cleaning the p rod uct, do not use any type o f
abrasive pad or abr asive cle aning so lutions as these may damage the pro duct's surface.

13. To red uce the r isk of e le ctric shock, do not r emove any scre ws. The pr oduct d oe s not co ntain any user-ser viceab le parts
inside . Pro duct re pair s should only be carri ed out by authorise d pe rso nnel.

Danger o f e xplo sio n if battery is incorr ectly re placed . Rep lace only with the same o r eq uivalent type .

Do no t ingest the battery, Chemical Burn Hazard

The re mote control suppli ed with the pro duct co ntains a button ce ll battery. If the button cel l battery is swallow ed, it can
cause seve re internal burns in just 2 hours and can le ad to d eath.

Kee p batterie s away fro m child ren. If the battery compartment d oes not clos e secure ly, do not use the pr oduct and keep it
away fro m child ren. If y ou think so meone has swallowe d a b attery or place d a b attery inside their bo dy, se ek medical
attention immedi ately.

Symbols on the product and in the user manual

Potentially se rious ri sk to yo ur p er sonal safety. To avoid p oss ible i njury o r death, o be y all s afety notice s with this
symbol .

Caution. Read the use r manual be fore use .

12V DC 2 .4A po wer s upply.

Where to switch on the pro duct o r put it in s tandby.

DC connector polar ity. The centre of the connector terminal is pos itive.

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Contents

Introduction 1

Safety 2

Contents 3

Overview 4

Front and top 4

Rear 5

Controls 5

Remote control 7

Display 8

Getting started 9

Switching on for the first time 9

Changing the source 10

Digital radio 10

Listening to digital radio 10

Changing the radio station 10

Performing an autotune 10

FM radio 11

Listening to FMradio 11

Changing the radio station 11

Changing between stereo and
mono 11

Bluetooth 13

Pairing with a Bluetooth device 13

Disconnecting a device 14

SoundSpace EQ 14

Changing the equaliser 14

Alarms and timers 14

Setting an alarm 15

Cancelling an alarm 15

Snoozing or silencing an alarm 15

Setting a sleep timer 15

Setting a kitchen timer 16

Settings 17

Clock sett ings 17

Audio settings 17

Display settings 18

Changing the language 19

Resetting to factory settings 19

Updating the software 19

Specifications 20

Presets 11

Storing presets 11

Listening to preset s 12

CD 12

Listening to a CD 12

Ejecting a CD 12

Shuffling tracks on a CD 12

Repeating tracks on a CD 13

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Overview

Front and top

1 Display

2 CD drive

3 Front panel controls

4 Top panel controls

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Speaker

Bass ra diators

Light sensor

IRreceiver

For best performa nce, ensure the speaker and side bass radiators aren't obstructed.

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Rear

1 Input for suppliedmains adapter

2 USBAcharging port ( 5V, 1A)

3 3.5mm output for stereo headphones

4 Telescopic aerial

Controls

Front panel controls

1 Play / Pause CD/Bluetooth: Start or pause playing the track.

2 Stop CD:Stop playing the CD.

3 Previous CD/Bluetooth: Skipto the previous tr ack or restart the current track.

FM radio:Scan to the previous station.

4 Rewind CD:H old to rewind the tra ck.

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