DigitRadio 100
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1. 5 00 59 07 Mon Fri 8am 7pm 0 14 Euro min from German landlines other tariffs apply for calls from abroad or from mobile networks 162. an important contri bution to protecting our environment Guidelines and standards e This product meets guidelines and standards the Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC the EMC Directive 2004 108 EC and the CE Mark Directive Your unit carries the CE mark and complies with all relevant EU standards CE Package Contents Please make sure that all items shown below are available e DAB DAB FM Clock Radio with wire antenna e Power Supply 6V 500 mA e Manual Properties of the device The DAB digital radio is a new digital format through which you can hear crystal clear sound in CD quality The radio receives on FM frequencies 87 5 108 MHz analogue 174 9 to 239 2 MHz and DAB digital You can save 10 station on favorite program places the DAB or FM mode The display has a light This can be activated at different stages see display illumina tion Preparing the device for operation Connect the device with the supplied AC adapter to the mains 230 V 50 Hz gt To bring power to the device the cable of the AC adapter needs first be connected into the DC 6V page 5 5 on the unit and then plug the power adapter into the socket 230 V 50 Hz plug gt After the initial installation of the network connection temporarily Welcome to digital radio appears Please unplug the AC adapter from the outlet when not in use prolonged absence or thunderstorms Improve antenna reception The number and
3. B and No update Set 12 24 hour Set 24 hour and Set 12 hour Set date format DD MM YYYY and MM DD YYYY Set Alarm Note Setting Alarm make sure setting time at first Press ALARM 1 it will shows Alarm 1 Setup also press ALARM 2 access to Alarm 2 Setup meanwhile relevant alarm icon twinkling Take set alarm 1 as example while it shows Alarm 1 Setup press SELECT to confirm Now follow your radio instruction configure the following parameters Alarm states On or Off 14 On Time 00 00 alarm sound time Duration Time 15 30 45 60 90 mintues Note The alarm will sound until the selected duration time is finished if nobody stop il NW Source DAB FM and Buzzer Set Days Daily Once Weekends or Weekdays Volume level remember don t have your radio volume level to zero Mute otherwise when alarm is coming it won t be heard NWA WA Postpone Alarm When alarm is coming press SNOOZE to postpone alarm for 5 minutes While in SNOOZE function your radio goes into standby mode and shows how long snooze will be elapsed during this time you can also press to put the alarm off and press again to have your radio play After reach SNOOZE time it will sound again Turn off Alarm T When alarm is sounding press or Alarm 1 to turn off it To cancel the Alarm Refer to above steps1 3 set Al
4. Manual DigitRadio 100 L m Bb Sim 1 ols lt mM an ee H TE E E re le TechniSat igt Radio 100 Digitalradio Adapter for DAB DAB Contents Pictures Safety of the appliance Security Setting up the device Disposal Guidelines and standards Properties of the device Preparing the device for operation Improve antenna reception Usage of headphones The way of replace batteries DAB mode What is DAB DAB Mode Turn on Shift to another DAB DAB Station Update Stations List To Show the Signal Strength Manual tune The way to Prune DRC Dynamic Range Control value View Station Information FM Mode Tune in FM Mode Scan setting Audio Settings Station Presets for DAB DAB and FM mode Preset Recall for DAB and FM mode O O O O O 0 0 NOOO A FS ES FS FN EN FS PN FR RR PR sk NNA OMMNNNH HH HB nana DD ODO 13 Bluetooth Mode Shift to Bluetooth mode Pairing with Bluetooth devices To perform pairing with a Bluetooth device To pair additional devices Clearing memory General Settings Set Sleep Set Time Set Alarm Postpone Alarm Turn off Alarm To cancel the Alarm Set Language SW Version Factory Reset Specification 13 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 15 16 Pictures TechniSat DigitRadio 100 Display screen Infrared ray receive point It is for inserting 3 5mm earphone Connect to the provided antenna
5. Power button Press to turn on radio press again to standby mode Power cord Connect to DC adaptor Socket Please use the power adaptor provided by manufacturer only 4 Control Overview Press to turn on radio press again to enter standby mode When alarm sounds press to turn alarm off snooze Wen sam is sounara press o posone aar are Bluetooth mode press K 4 to previous track press PPI to next track press gt Il to play pause wen maven SCAN Press to scan DAB FM stations O INFO Press to browse station information SELECT Press to confirm selection Press A or to browse items up down Press 4 or gt to browse items backwards forwards FM mode Press to manually adjust frequency by 0 05MHz per step Press to convert among DAB FM and Bluetooth mode MUTE Press to confirm mute and press again to break mute Press to adjust volume level PRESETS Press and hold one of presets button to store preset stations 1 12 Press one of presets button to load preset stations Safety of the appliance Please read all the safety instructions carefully and save this manual for future refer ence Always follow all warnings and instructions in this manual and on the back of the device Security e The device should be connected only through the AC adapter to a mains voltage of 230 V 50 Hz power Never attempt to operate the unit with a different voltage e If the power supply of the device is defectiv
6. arm states to Off and then follow your radio s instructions until it shows Alarm saved Set Language 1 It can be activated by pressing MENU gt lt Language gt then press SELECT to confirm 2 Press A or to your selecting one and then press SELECT to confirm SW Version Note The helpdesk may ask you for the software version of your product It can be activated by pressing MENU gt lt SW version gt Press SELECT to confirm Factory Reset Note A factory reset resets all user settings to default values so time date alarm settings presets and Bluetooth memory are lost 1 it can be activated by pressing MENU gt lt Factory Reset gt Press SELECT to confirm 19 2 Press Aor VW to Yes and then press SELECT to confirm Specification pecifications DAB DAB FM Digital radio FM 87 5 108MHz Frequency Ranges DAB 174 928 239 200MHz LCD Display High resolution display AC Power Input 100 240VAC 50 60Hz Power Supply Output 6VDC 500mA Dimension L x W 130mm x 42mm x 95mm x H Notes Your device bears the CE symbol and complies with all requisite EU standards Subject to change for amendments and pushing errors Version 2013 Duplication and reproduction only with the publisher s approval TechniSat and DigitRadio are registered trademarks of TechniSat Digital AG Postfach 560 D 54541 Daun Germany www technisat com Technical Hotline 49 0 180
7. e or if the device has other damage it should not be put into operation e Do not touch the AC adapter with wet hands an electric shock can cause e Never allow unsupervised children to use this unit e To avoid fire hazard and the risk of electric shock do not expose the unit to rain or moisture e Do not use the appliance near a bathtub etc or splash water during operation e If you move the unit from a cold to a warm location moisture may condense inside the unit You should wait in this case for about an hour before you take operate it again e Should any solid object or liquid fall into the unit unplug the AC adapter from the outlet Have the unit checked by qualified personnel before you use it again Other wise there is a risk of electric shock e Never attempt to repair a defective product yourself e Do not open the housing Otherwise there is a risk of electric shock e Do not insert any foreign objects inside the machine e The device remains connected to the mains even when switched off standby e Unplug the AC adapter from the wall outlet when not using the unit for an extend ed period of time e Do not touch the terminals on the rear panel with metal objects e High volume especially when using headphones can cause hearing loss Setting up the device e Set the equipment on a solid secure and horizontal ground e Ensure good ventilation e Place the unit on a soft surfaces like carpets blankets or near curtain
8. ice named DigitRadio 100 4 If your device asks for a passkey enter digits 0000 four zeros and press OK Some devices also ask you to accept the connection Your Bluetooth device indicates when pairing is complete The radio indicates pairing is complete when an P icon remains steadily on To pair additional devices Follow To perform pairing with a Bluetooth device steps 1 4 Clearing memory The radio memory can hold up to eight paired devices When the memory is full with 13 eight devices and an additional device is paired the earliest paired device is deleted from memory Do factory reset will clear Bluetooth memory General Settings Set Sleep 1 Press MENU gt press A or to lt Sleep gt then press SELECT to confirm 2 Press A or VW to define the sleep period off 15 30 45 60 90 minutes 3 When your selecting period is appeared simply stop pressing and it is done Note At this step and sleep icon shows up as well as shows how long it will be expired 4 Select lt Sleep gt option again and then press SELECT to check how long the sleep time can be reached 5 Radio will automatically enter to standby mode once the set time has elapsed ah 6 To continue enjoying your program press Set Time It can be activated by pressing MENU gt lt Time gt press SELECT to enter a range of time settings Set Time Date Manually set up both Time and Date Auto update Update from DA
9. ignal to noise ratio hiss To play weak stations in mono 2 steps 1 Press MENU gt press A or to Audio setting press SELECT to confirm 12 2 Press A or to Forced mono press SELECT to confirm Station Presets for DAB DAB and FM mode Note Your radio can store 12 DAB DAB and 12 FM stations preset While playing your favourite station press and hold one of PRESETS button 1 12 to store current station then radio will shows Preset stored Preset Recall for DAB DAB and FM mode To select a stored station press one of PRESETS button 1 12 then radio will go directly to relative preset station Bluetooth Mode Shift to Bluetooth mode Press MODE buttons until lt Bluetooth mode gt is showing up Note while enter Bluetooth mode an icon showing up and blinking slowly it means radio is waiting for pairing with a new Bluetooth device or connecting to a paired Bluetooth device Pairing with Bluetooth devices Pairing occurs when two Bluetooth devices communicate with each other and establish a connection A record of information about this connection is then stored in the memory of each device Once you pair a device with the radio you should not have to pair it again To perform pairing with a Bluetooth device Turn on your Bluetooth device 2 Set your Bluetooth device to discover the radio then check the Bluetooth device list 3 From the Bluetooth device list select the dev
10. indicates no compression Set DRC to low indicates little compression Set DRC to high shows maximum compression 11 Press DRC button repeatedly and press SELECT to confirm while your preferred option is appeared 12 00 DRC DRC off View Station Information It is possible to view the information that is displayed on the second line of the display when listening to a DAB DAB or FM program by pressing INFO repeatedly FM Mode Tune in FM Mode 1 Press MODE buttons to enter FM mode 2 For initial use it will start at the beginning of the FM frequency range 87 50MHz Otherwise the last listened FM station will be selected 12 00 87 50MHz LNo RadioText I 3 To manually change FM frequency while frequency is showing up press A or to increase decrease it by 0 05MHz per step 4 To auto searching simply press SCAN the display will show the frequency changing until it reaches the active station Scan setting By default FM scans stop at any available station This may result in a poor signal to noise ratio hiss from weak stations To change the scan settings to stop only at stations with good signal strength 2 steps 1 Press MENU it will show Scan setting press SELECT to confirm 2 Press Aor to Strong stations only and press SELECT to confirm Audio Settings By default all stereo stations are reproduced in stereo For weak stations this may result in a poor s
11. ms can be transferred and listen at the receiver side For Digital radio the MUSICAM format is used which provides two MPEG compliant PADs This is referred to as PAD data services Digital Radio brings you not only radio wit for additional data The excellent Digital radio does not only offer perfect sound quality but also additional information This may relate to the current program e g title artist or might be independent e g news weather traffic tips DAB Mode Turn on 4 Connect your antenna to ANTENNA socket on the back of radio 5 Connect to your radio power adapter your radio will be in standby mode Press to switch on radio 6 To switch the radio off remove the adapter from you radio 7 For initial use it will carry out a full scan and store stations list in memory 12 00 Suchlauf TTL 8 Once the scanning is completed the DAB DAB stations will be displayed in alphanumeric order The first station in the list will be selected Note if no DAB DAB signal is found in your area it may be necessary to relocate your radio to a stronger signal area 9 Radio default language is German to change to other language Press MENU then press A or to Sprache confirm and browse for your preferred language Here we select English for example shift to another DAB DAB Station While a program is playing press A or VW to cycle through available stations press 10 SELECT t
12. o confirm and then your radio will connect the selected station Update Stations List Simply press SCAN or press MENU then press A or to Full scan press SELECT to confirm To Show the Signal Strength During playing a DAB DAB program repeatedly press INFO until the LCD screen display shows a signal bar with the strength of the current station dun a The indicator on the signal bar shows the 1 2 a 0 0 minimum acceptable signal level thkSPORT WUUUGUUUUUL Note Stations with signal strength below the minimum signal level may not provide i a et signal a Steady stream of audio Minimum signal level Manual tune 1 Press MENU gt press A or to lt Manual tune gt press SELECT to confirm 2 Press A or VW to browse channels and press SELECT to select the current channel Note If there is a multiplex corresponding to this channel and frequency the display will show a tuning meter with the signal strength and the multiplex name after a few seconds 3 Press SELECT again to exit this order The way to Prune To remove all currently inactive stations please follow 1 Press MENU gt press A or to lt Prune gt press SELECT to confirm 2 Press Aor VW to Yes and then press SELECT to confirm DRC Dynamic Range Control value You can set the compression level of stations to eliminate the differences in dynamic range or sound level between radio stations Note Set DRC to off
13. oor DAB mode What is DAB DAB is a new digital format through which you can hear crystal clear sound in CD quality DAB Broadcast a high speed data stream in the radio channel In difference to conventional analog radio DAB transmits multiple channels on the same transmitter This is called ensemble or multiplexes An ensemble consists of the radio station as well as several service components or data services which are sent individually by the radio stations Learn e g under www digitalradio de or www digitalradio ch Data compression Digital radio uses the of advantages of human hearing The human ear does not perceive sounds that are below a certain minimum level Data which are under the so called threshold in quiet can be filtered out This is possible because in a digital data stream for each information unit the corresponding relative volume is also saved for other units In addition in a sound signal the quieter portions are overlapped by the louder for a given threshold All the sound information in a piece of music that are g below the so called hearing threshold can be filtered out of the signal to be transmit ted This leads to a reduction of the transmitted data stream without any noticeable difference in sound to the listener MUSICAM process Audio Stream Audio streams are continuous data flows MPEG 1 Audio Layer 2 frames contain and thus represent acoustic information in digital radio Thus familiar radio progra
14. quality of received stations depends on the reception conditions at the installation site With the wired antenna an excellent reception can be achieved This antenna must be aligned in full to get the best reception Use the small loop at 8 the end of the wired antenna to fix this in the required position for a better reception Usage of headphones Using headphones may damage your hearing Do not listen to the radio at high volume through headphones This can lead to per manent hearing damage Before using headphones adjust the sound volume to the minimum level if you not supplied to connect a pair of headphones the internal speaker is muted gt Use only headphones with 3 5mm stereo plug gt Plug the headphones into the headphone jack page 5 6 of the device The sound reproduction is now done exclusively through the headphones gt If you want to listen through the speakers again unplug the headphones from the headphone jack of the device The way of replace batteries 1 Open the battery compartment cover by using your thumb downward push the bulge of the back of your remote control 2 Install 2 new batteries which are non rechargeable Note do not reverse any battery and do not mix battery types also do not mix old and new batteries When discard your old battery please considering eco friendly 3 Fit 2 batteries referring to the markings direction inside the battery compartment 4 Cover the battery compartment d
15. s draperies e The device should not be concealed by curtains blankets or newspapers e Do not install the unit near heat sources such as radiators Avoid direct sunlight and places with excessive dust e Do not place heavy objects on the device e Do not place the unit near devices that generate strong magnetic fields Disposal Risk of suffocation e Risk of suffocation due to the Packaging and its parts for children Disposal of packaging e The packaging of your device consists entirely of recyclable materials Please follow these sorted according to the Dual System e About current means of disposal contact your dealer or at your community waste facility Disposal of the appliance e Old appliances are not worthless rubbish By recycling valuable raw materials can be recovered Check with your municipal or local government options for environ mentally friendly disposal of the device e This appliance is marked according to the Directive 2002 96 EC on Waste Electri cal and Electronic Equipment WEEE e This product may not at the end of his life be disposed via the normal household waste but should be taken to a collection point for recycling of electrical and elec tronic equipment e The symbol on the product user manual or packaging indicates the recycling of the product The materials are recyclable according to their labeling With the reuse recycling or other forms of utilizing old devices you are making
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