MODE |
PRESET |
digital |
adio |
DAB-108P
Personal DAB Radio
INDEX
Important Safety Information................... |
1 |
Introduction .................................................... |
2 |
Unpacking........................................................ |
3 |
Key to Controls ............................................... |
4 |
Display Information...................................... |
5 |
Fitting and Replacing Batteries ................ |
7 |
Getting Started............................................... |
8 |
Changing Station........................................... |
9 |
Volume Control & Mute ............................ |
10 |
FM Listening ................................................. |
11 |
Preset Stations ............................................. |
12 |
Scanning for DAB Stations....................... |
15 |
Settings Menu.............................................. |
16 |
Key Lock ......................................................... |
18 |
DAB Scan........................................................ |
19 |
DAB Audio Equalisation............................ |
20 |
Display Settings........................................... |
21 |
Factory Reset ................................................ |
22 |
Specifications ............................................... |
23 |
Warranty......................................................... |
23 |
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
!Read these instructions.
!Keep these instructions.
!Do not use earphones while driving, cycling or walking near traffic.
!Do not listen at extremely high volumes. Doing so can damage your hearing.
!Do not use or store the radio in excessively dry, dusty or dirty environments.
!This product must not be exposed to liquids.
!Keep the radio away from heat, humidity and magnetic fields.
!Clean the radio with a soft cloth dampened slightly with clean water. Never clean the radio with solvents or abrasives.
!Do not press the display or apply excessive pressure to the keys.
1
INTRODUCTION
Your DAB-108P uses the latest DAB technology to combine a full-function Digital Radio and FM band receiver in a tiny, portable unit. The DAB-108P is the perfect companion for private radio listening whether at home, at work or on the move.
Your DAB-108P utilises a screen, on which a wide range of information can be displayed, such as the names of stations, battery and signal levels etc.
The screen also displays setup information about your radio etc.
FM reception is available on the DAB-108P for use in those locations where there is no usable Digital Radio service.
2
UNPACKING
The pack should contain:
$The DAB-108P radio
$Stereo headphones*
$2 x AAA batteries
$Operating Manual
If any items are missing or damaged, contact your nearest TESCO store for a replacement. Have your receipt ready when you call. Retain the packaging. If you dispose of it, do so having regard to any recycling regulations in your area.
*NOTE:- The connection wire to the headphones also functions as the aerial for the radio. Other headphones may be used if preferred, but signal strength may be reduced if the headphones used have a connection wire that is shorter than the original 1m length.
3
KEY TO CONTROLS
i
|
a |
MODE |
PRESET |
h |
b |
|
c |
|
d |
g |
e |
|
f |
digital r adio
1. |
DisplayWindow |
6. |
Volume down button |
2. |
Preset button |
7. |
Previous button |
3. |
Volume up button |
8. |
Mode button |
4. |
O n / O f f / S e l e c t / M u t e |
9. |
Headphone Jack |
|
button |
|
|
5. |
Next button |
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|
4
STATION DISPLAY
Preset display
The tick symbol indicates that the station playing is saved as a preset. The heart symbol shows when Preset Tuning mode is selected.
DAB icon
Indicates that the
radio is currently
set to receive
Digital Radio.
FM icon
Indicates that the
radio is currently
set to receive FM.
Text display
Area for displaying station
names, frequencies or
menu options.
5
STATUS DISPLAY
Signal strength
Up to 5 bars show the strength of the signal. Three bars or more should give good reception.
Volume level
More bars show as the volume level increases.
Mute icon |
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Battery display |
Flashes when |
|
The level inside the |
the sound is |
|
battery symbol will drop |
muted. |
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as the batteries run down. |
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