Eton Satellit 750 Owner's manual

OWNER’S MANUAL

SATELLIT

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Features:

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Speaker

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LCD display panel

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Operation buttons

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Tuning dial

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Volume knob

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Line in/out jack: D 3.5mm

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External antenna jack

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DX/Local sensitivity selection

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Earphone jack: D 3.5mm

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DC jack

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Whip antenna

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Kick stand

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Battery compartment

MEET THE SATELLIT

Thank you for purchasing the Etón SATELLIT. We want you to

thoroughly enjoy the use of this product. To take advantage

of its many excellent and unique features, we urge you to

carefully read the user’s manual.

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BUTTON FUNCTIONALITY

Tuning Dial

Rotate the dial to select clock, frequency or air squelch level.

With the radio on:

1. Quick press to select tuning speed as FAST-SLOW-STOP.

2. Press and hold to select the level of squelch feature.

Note: all bands have squelch feature. The user can select squelch level with all bands.

Press and hold to set clock

With the radio on, switch between memory and

weekday mode

With the radio off: press F1~F7 to set up Mon to Sun.

With the radio on:

• in Memory mode, select page 1~7 memory presets

• in Weekday mode: select meter band 1~7

With the radio off, quick press F1~F4 to activate and deactivate 4

alarm settings

With the radio off, press and hold F5 to select MW

step with 9K or 10K

In North America, the FM band begins at 87.5MHz. In

other parts of world, it may begin

at 64MHz, 76MHz or 87MHz

With the radio off, press and hold F6 to select 3

different tuning methods as STOP/ATS/DELAY-5

With the radio off, press and hold F7 to select

charging time in hours (1~36)

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With the radio off: quick press to turn on the radio;

press and hold to set up sleep timer (to turn off the

radio automatically)

With the radio on: quick press to turn off the radio;

press and hold to display the countdown of sleep

timer

With the radio off, quick press to activate LINE-IN

function; press and hold to select time zone and

display world time

Numeric buttons

With the radio on:

Quick press to select LW or MW

With the radio on, in Memory mode, press and hold

to copy and paste memory presets

Quick press to disable all buttons & knobs; press and

hold to unlock all buttons & knobs

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With the radio on: in memory mode, press and hold

to rename page; Quick press to select the backlight

brightness level: high-medium-low-off

With the radio on: in memory mode, delete preset

frequency

In AM band, quick press to enter SSB mode

In SSB mode, quick press to select USB or LSB

In SYNC mode, quick press to select USB or LSB

In FM mode, quick press to select RT/PS/PTY/DATE

In FM band, quick press to receive and turn down

RDS information

In AM band, quick press to receive and switch SYNC

Quick press to select FM and AIR band

Quick press to select SW and meter band

In AM/AIR band, quick press to increase the

bandwidth frequency

In FM band, quick press to select STEREO mode

In AM/AIR band, quick press to reduce the bandwidth

frequency

In FM band, quick press to select MONO mode

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In Weekday mode: quick press to turn

in station; press and hold to auto-scan

station and ATS station

In Memory mode: select preset page

Reset hole

SETTING YOUR TIME ZONE

With the radio off, press and hold TZ/LINE IN, the time zone ashes

in the display, rotate the tuning dial to switch the following world

city code (see time zone abbreviation list below), the local time of

world city is displayed.

To update time zone, rotate tuning dial to select your time zone

code, quick press PAGE TIME button to conrm the setting or

automatically conrms after 10 seconds.

Time Zone Abbreviation List:

Time Zone World City and Code

-9 ANC-Anchorage

+8 BEG-Beijing

+7 BKK-Bangkok

+2 CAI-Cairo

-4 CCS-Caracas

-6 CHI-Chicago

+6 DAC-Dhaka

+5 DEL - Delhi

-7 DEN - Denver

+4 DXB - Dubai

0 GMT - GMT

+8 HKG - Hong Kong

-10 HNL - Honolulu

+3 JED - Jeddah

+5 KHI - Kashi

-8 LAX - Los Angeles

0 LON - London

+11 N OU - Noumea

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-5 NYC - New York City

+1 PAR - Pairs

-3 RIO - De Janeiro

+10 SYD - Sydney

+9 TYO - Tokyo

+12 WLG - Wellington

SETTING THE CLOCK AND WEEKDAY

The clock is in 12 or 24 hour format. To change the format, press

PAGE/TIME button. “12H” or “24H” will ash in the LCD display.

Rotate the tuning knob to select “12H” or “24H” format. In 12 hour

format,”AM” or “PM” icon will appear in the LCD display. Press PAGE/

TIME button to conrm selection.

Starting with your radio turned OFF.

1. Select your home time zone

2. Press and hold PAGE TIME button until the hour digits start

ashing. Quick press F1-7 to highlight today’s weekday, F5 is

Friday. Use the tuning knob to set the correct hour then quick

press PAGE TIME button again to set the correct minute and

quick press this button again to conrm. The LCD will display

‘RDS Auto” or “manual” ashing, rotate the tuning knob to select

“RDS auto” to update the clock automatically. With the radio

off,

icon will be displayed. Use the tuning knob to select

MANUAL to set the clock manually, No RDS icon is displayed.

In RDS AUTO mode: the local time can be updated through local FM

RDS station automatically

The procedure of update clock:

• Turn on the radio to select FM band

• Select a local FM RDS station,

icon will display for 1 minute to

set the current time on the clock automatically.

Note: If the signal strength of FM RDS station is weak, the clock may cause RDS to

decode incorrectly, causing time to be incorrect.

In Manual mode: you can set the clock manually, which disables RDS auto-update.

SETTING ALARMS

Setting alarm 1 through 4

The Satellit has 4, independently programmable alarms (buttons

F1-4 when the radio is off) to turn it on at a specic time.

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Additionally, each alarm can be programmable for a specic

weekday, playtime, and frequency.

1. With the radio off, perform a press and hold of one of the F1-4

buttons, causing the hour to ash,

icon starts ashing. While

it’s still ashing, press one of the F1-7 buttons to highlight the

day(s) of the week for the alarm to turn on. For example, if alarm

1 is activated, it will go off on the selected weekday(s) every

week.

2. Use the tuning knob to set the hour, quick press PAGE TIME

button to cause the minutes to ash.

3. When they’re ashing, use the tuning knob to set the minutes,

then continue to quick press PAGE/TIME button to set/turn-off

alarm, ”DELAY-XX” will appear in the LCD, rotate tuning dial to

select your alarm playtime minutes from (1~99), then press this

button to cause memory page number to appear in the display.

The “PAGEXX” will appear in the LCD. Rotate the tuning dial

to select memory page number. Quick press F1-7 to select a

memory page number, then press again to conrm, the

icon

will stop ashing. If no operation in 10 seconds during setting, it

will exit alarm setting mode automatically without setting the

alarm.

Activating and deactivating the alarms

With the radio off, quick press F1 button, “A1:XX:XX” (e.g. A1:12:30)

will appear in the LCD. The selected weekday number will be

displayed in the lineup of weekday. When the

icon appears, it

means Alarm 1 is activated, press F1 button again, the

icon will

disappear, it means Alarm 1 is deactivated, it will exit automatically

in 5 minutes with no operation.

If Alarm 1 is activated, press PAGE/TIME to conrm, quick press

F1-7 to select the desired weekday (Mon~Sun) for alarm to

activate, press again to conrm exit Alarm 1 on/off setting.

If Alarm 1 is deactivated, press PAGE/TIME button to conrm exit

Alarm 1 on/off setting.

The user can repeat the above-mentioned procedure to set Alarm

2~4.

USING THE LOCK FEATURE

Quick press button once, the icon will appear in the LCD,

means all buttons and knobs are locked. Press and hold

button,

the

icon will appear in the LCD, means all buttons and knobs are

unlocked.

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RESETTING THE RADIO

If the radio has malfunction, the user should disconnect the power

supply and then connect the power again to reset the radio. Or use

sharp toothpick or paperclip to quick press RESET hole to reset the

radio.

If the user wants to set factory default, press and hold down

button, and at the same time, quick press RESET hole until

“RESET…” appears in the LCD, then release

button for 3

seconds and reset factory default, all memory pages are erased

and the factory default settings are restored.

ADJUSTING THE BRIGHTNESS LEVEL OF BACKLIGHT

With the radio off, quick press LIGHT/EDIT button to select the

brightness level of backlight: high-medium-low-off.

If no buttons are pressed within 10 seconds the backlight will go

to sleep mode, the brightness setting of the backlight will default

to off unless set to a different value by the user.

The rst press of any button will activate the backlight, the second

press of the same button will actuate the function for that button.

ACTIVATING THE SLEEP TIMER

To set the sleep timer, in minutes, perform the following steps in

one continuous action.

1. With the radio OFF press the power button

2. Using the keypad, enter the number of minutes you would like

the radio to play before shutting off

3. Press the power button again. The word SLEEP - XX will be

shown on the display and the Sleep icon will illuminate in the

upper right corner of the screen.

DISPLAY CURRENT SLEEP TIMER SETTING

With the radio on, press and hold

button to display the

countdown of sleep timer. If “ON” is displayed, it means there is no

sleep timer setting.

TUNING

Band selection

1. Quick press FM/AIR BAND button to select FM or AIR band

2. Quick press LW/MW BAND button to select LW or MW band

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3. Quick press AM/METER BAND button to select SW band and

switch meter band in cycle

4. Quick press PAGE/TIME button to select Weekday mode, the

LCD will display “

”, quick press F1~7 button to select 7

meter bands:

F1: 49M

F2: 41M

F3: 31M

F4: 25M

F5: 22M

F6: 19M

F7: 16M

If select “

” mode, the LCD will display “MEMORY”.

Tuning in stations

Satellit has 5 kinds of tuning methods to nd your desired station:

1. Quick press

or button for manual tuning

2. Press and hold

or button for auto tuning

3. ATS: Press and hold

or button to nish auto-tune and

storage

4. Rotate the tuning dial to select frequency

5. Key in numeric button (0~9) directly to input the desired

frequency

Note: Using tuning methods 1, 2, 3 above, you need to select corresponding tuning

method:

Frequency Range:

US/CAN/MEX INTL

FM : 87.5 - 108 MHz 64 - 108 MHz

AM(MW) : 520 - 1710 kHz 522 - 1620 kHz

LW: 150 - 285 kHz 150 - 285 kHz

SW1: 1.711 - 29.999 MHz 1.711 - 29.999 MHz

AIR: 118 - 137 MHz 118 - 137 MHz

DAB: 174.928 - 239.200 MHz

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Frequency step list below:

Tuning Method | Band | Step Manual STOP | DELAY-5 ATS

FM 100K 100K 100K

LW 3K 3K N/A

MW 9K/10K 9K/10K N/A

SW 5K 5K N/A

AIR 25K 25K N/A

Manual Tuning

With the radio on, select one band,

Quick press PAGE/TIME button to switch to Weekday mode

Quick press

or to tune in your favorite station.

Auto Tuning

Wth the radio off, press and hold F6 button, then rotate the tuning

knob or continue to quick press F6 button to select “STOP” or

“DELAY-5” , press PAGE/TIME button to conrm

Note:

STOP: Auto tuning in a station then stops search

DELAY-5: Auto tuning in a station, after 5 seconds, then auto

searches next station.

ATS: auto tuning in station and storage

With the radio on, select one band

Quick press PAGE/TIME button to switch to Weekday mode

Press and hold

or button to enter auto search then release

this button, once tuned into a station and stop search. In STOP

mode, the radio tunes in a station then stops searching.

In DELAY-5 mode, auto tune in a station and continue to search

next station after 5 seconds.

During auto tuning, press any button to stop auto tuning.

Auto Tuning Storage (ATS)

With the radio off, press and hold F6 button, rotate the tuning

knob or continue to quick press F6 button to select ATS, then

quick press PAGE/TIME button to conrm.

Turn on the radio and select FM band (ATS only works in FM mode)

Quick press PAGE/TIME button to select Weekday mode

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Press and hold or button to enter ATS then release this

button, store the station to page (99~1) automatically, 7

memory locations for each page. Press any button to stop auto

tuning in ATS mode.

Rotate Tuning

With the radio on, quickly press in the tuning knob to select

FAST/SLOW/FINE:XX (for SSB)/STOP to select tuning step, the

corresponding icon will be displayed in the LCD list below:

Step | Band FAST SLOW FINE(SSB) STOP

FM 100K 10K N/A Stop tuning

LW 3K 1K SSB ne tune (-99~+99) Stop truning

MW 9K/10K 1K SSB ne tune (-99~+99) Stop tuning

SW 5K 1K SSB ne tune (-99~+99) Stop tuning

AIR 25K 1K N/A Stop tuning

Direct key in frequency

Quick press numeric button 0~9 to enter the desired frequency

If the input frequency is FM or AIR band, quick press FM/AIR

BAND button to conrm. If the frequency is LW/MW/SW band,

quick press AM/METER BAND button to conrm.

For example: FM 107.5MHz, quick press

in

that order.

If the key in is incorrect, the LCD will display “ERROR”; If the

frequency is not completed then conrm, the system will

conrm “0” for missing numbers. For example, quick press

FM/AIR BAND button, the radio will switch to FM band at

100MHz.

STORING STATIONS INTO MEMORY

The Satellit has 700 memories (also called presets), arranged

in 100 pages (0~99), with each page holding 7 memories.

Buttons F1-7 represent memory locations.

Note that when storing into an already occupied memory

station, its contents will be replaced with your new entry.

1. Turn on the radio and tune to the desired station;

2. Quick press PAGE/TIME button to select MEMORY mode;

3. In memory mode, quick press

or to select the desired

memory page; Or press numeric buttons (0~9) to direct key

in page number and press PAGE/TIME again when nished;

4. Store the frequency by pressing one of buttons F1-7 for 2

seconds. Note that when the selected location is ashing,

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it means the storing is completed. Suggest manual storing

frequency into memory from page 00. In FM mode, ATS will

store memory from page 99, if the memories locations are

available on page 99, ATS will replace already stored memories

with new entries.

ACCESS STORED MEMORIES

1. Turn on the radio and tune to a desired station;

2. Quick press PAGE/TIME to select Memory mode;

3. In memory mode, quick press

or o select the desired

memory page; Or press numeric button (0~9) to direct key in

page number and press PAGE/TIME again when nished;

4. Select the desired memory by pressing button F1-7, if the pre-

set location is ashing it means it is recalling memory station.

COPY/PASTE MEMORY PAGE

This feature enables copying of one memory or the entire contents

of a page from one location to another.

COPYING AND PASTING ONE MEMORY LOCATION TO

ANOTHER

1. Turn on the radio and quick press PAGE/TIME button to select

“MEMORY” mode;

2. In Memory mode, quick press

or to select the page that you

wish to copy a memory from.

3. Press and hold COPY/PASTE button until you see “COPY”

and “PAGE 00” alternate ashing on the display, quick press

this button again, you will see “PASTE” and “PAGE “ alternate

ashing.

4. Quick press

or to select the desired page to paste it to,

quick press COPY/PASTE button again to nish paste.

5. Repeat step 1~4 to continue to paste, then quick press PAGE/

TIME button to exit.

COPYING AND PASTING AN ENTIRE MEMORY PAGE

1. Turn on the radio and quick press PAGE/TIME button to select

“MEMORY” mode;

2. In Memory mode, quick press

or to select the page that you

wish to copy.

3. Press and hold COPY/PASTE button until you see “COPY” and

“PAGE XX” alternate ashing in the display, quick press

, you

will see “F1 copy” and “PAGE XX “ alternate ashing. Then quick

press COPY/PASTE button, you will see “Paste” and “PAGE XX”

alternate ashing.

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4. Quick press or to select the desired page to paste to,

quick press

, the LCD will display “F7 Paste” and “PAGE XX”

alternatively. i.e. nish paste

5. Repeat step 1~4 to continue to paste , then quick press PAGE/

TIME button to exit.

LABELING MEMORY PAGE

Memory page can be uniquely labeled with 8 intermixed letters,

digits or symbols.

1. Turn on the radio, quick press PAGE/TIME button to select

Memory mode

2. In Memory mode, quick press

or to select the page.

3. Press and hold the LIGHT/EDIT button until “_” appears in the

display;

4. Use the tuning knob to select the desired letter, digit or symbol,

then quick press PAGE/TIME button to select the next “_”,

repeat until to 8 letters/digits/numbers are selected.

Note:

1. If one letter, digit or number space is not needed, just quick press PAGE/TIME to skip

it.

2. When labeling, the user must nish operation in 10 seconds for each selection when

the “_” still is ashing;

3. If the user wants to delete the labeled page and return to default “PAGE XX”, just

continue to pressing PAGE/TIME button 8 times at step 4, it will return to default

“PAGEXX” or delete presets on the entire page and delete label at the same time.

DELETING A SELECTED MEMORY

1. Turn on the Satellit and enter MEMORY mode by quick pressing

the PAGE/TIME button;

2. In Memory mode, quick press

or toto select the page you

want to delete;

3. Press and hold ERASE button for 2 seconds or until “DEL “and

“PAGE XX” alternate ashing in the LCD. Quick press F1-7 button

to select the memory location you want to erase. The LCD

displays “FX(1-7) DEL” and “PAGE XX”, which means the memory

is erased. For example, delete the rst memory on the PAGE

00, quick press

button, LCD displays “F1 DEL” & “PAGE 00”

alternatively.

4. Quick press PAGE/TIME button again to exit mode.

5. If you want to delete the contents of full one page, when “DEL”

and “PAGE XX” alternate ashing in the in the LCD, release

ERASE button then hold down ERASE button for 2 seconds,

all digits in the line of MEMORY disappear, which means all

memories were erased including the labels.

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6. To continue to erase other memory pages, just repeat the

process.

7. Press PAGE/TIME to exit delete mode.

8. If you want to delete the contents of all memory pages, you

must RESET the radio. Resetting the radio deletes all memories

and resets the radio to factory default.

9K/10K AM(MW) STEP SELECTION/FM FREQUENCY

RANGE.

LCD displays:

MW-9K indicates MW step at 9kHz

MW-10k indicates MW step at 10kHz

FM-64.0M indicates FM frequency range is 64.0-108MHz

FM-76.0M indicates FM frequency range is 76.0-108MHz

FM-87.0M indicates FM frequency range is 87.0-108MHz

FM-87.5M indicates FM frequency range is 87.5-108MHz

With the radio off, press and hold

button, the LCD displays

“MW-9K” or “MW-10K”, then quick press

button or use the

tuning knob to switch between 9K or 10k, then quick press PAGE/

TIME button to conrm 9k/10k mode. The LCD displays “FM-

87,5M” or “FM-76.0M” or “87.0 -108M” or “64-108MHz”, quick press

button or use the tuning knob to switch the selection of FM

frequency. Quick press PAGE/TIME button to exit.

FM STEREO/MONO SELECTION

1. Turn on the radio and select FM band

2. Quick press WIDE/STEREO button, LCD displays “AUTO”, which

means FM station in STEREO mode, if the Satellit detects

stereo station, “STEREO” will display in the LCD, versus

displaying “MONO”.

3. Quick press NAR/MONO button, LCD displays “MONO”,the

station will be listening in MONO mode only.

AM/VHF AIRCRAFT BANDWIDTH SELECTION

1. Turn on the radio and select MW or VHF aircraft band

2. Quick press WIDE/STEREO button or NAR/MONO button to

switch different bandwidth, the LCD displays “BW XK”, e.g. “BW

3K” indicates the bandwidth is 3kHz.

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Squelch Selection

1. Turn on the radio

2. Press and hold down tuning dial, the display shows ”SQL-X” (X

means 1~5 or OFF”, use the tuning knob to select the desired

squelch level (SQL-1,SQL-2,..SQL-5” or “SQL-OFF” which means to

turn off squelch function;

3. Quick press PAGE/TIME to exit Squelch level selection.

4. When the signal strength is lower than selected squelch level,

the Satellit will mute squelch, “Squelch” appears in the display; if

higher, the Satellit will not mute squelch.

FM/RDS

1. Turn on the radio and selected FM band;

2. If the station is transmitting any RDS information,

icon

appears in the LCD,

3. Quick press SYNC/SSB/RDS button to review RDS information;

Continue to quick press U/LSB/RDS MODE button to select

different RDS information (PS/PTY/RT/DATA).

PS: station name, no station information, display “NO PS”;

PTY: program category, no program information, display “NO PTY”;

RT: program text, no program text, display “NO RT”

DATA: time, date, weekday, call-sign information, if none of this

information available, displays “NO DATA”, if this information is

available, the display format is:

“call-sign, weekday, MM-DD-YY, hour:minute”

Weekday display format:

“MON” Monday

“TUE” Tuesday

“WED” Wednesday

“THU” Thursday

“FRI” Friday

“SAT” Saturday

“SUN” Sunday

If the station call-sign is WGSS, TUE, 03-25-14 02:15

The LCD data will roll in display:

” WGSS TUE 03-25-2014 02 :15” (RBDS format, for North

America)

” TUE 03-25-2014 02 :15” (RDS format, for outside North

America)

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NOTE: if no station call-sign, will display PI CODE of current station

TUNING SSB(SINGLE SIDE BAND)

SSB enables listening to shortwave two way communications

using the SSB mode such as amateur radio, Morse Code, weather-

fax transmissions and other signals often referred to as ‘utility’

signals. The internet and your local library are great resources to

learn more.

To experience with SSB, turn on the Satellit and position near a

window if you are in a building with stories above you.

1. Turn on 20-meter Amateur band, by pressing 14150kHz with

the keypad and then pressing the AM button to enter it;

2. Quick press SYNC/SSB/RDS button twice to turn on SSB circuit,

i.e. don’t select SYNC. Note SSB appears in the display, then

displays “SSB-USB” or “SSB-LSB”;

3. Repeat quick press U/LSB/RDS MODE button to switch

between USB and LSB.

SSB-USB: upper sideband

SSB-LSB: lower sideband

4. SSB ne tuning: quick press down tuning knob to select tuning

speed as FAST/SLOW/FINE-XX(-99~+99)/STOP, then select

FINE –XX, which appears in the display to enter SSB ne tuning

mode. Rotate the tuning knob to set to it’s the best position.

Put the sensitivity switch, on the left side of the radio, to the

DX position. Fully extend the antenna and with the tuning knob

tune slowly from 14150 to 14350kHz, listening for anything

that sounds like a human voice.

5. Quick press SYNC/SSB/RDS button when nished to turn off

SSB to return to normal receiving status.

USING THE SYNCHRONOUS DETECTOR

The synchronous detector can be used when listening to AM and

shortwave broadcast stations. It may help to minimize interference

and to improve the signal qualitywhile listening to a station, turn

on the Satellit, select a AM or SW station, quick press SYNC/SSB/

RDS button to enter SYNC mode, ”SYNC>>>” appears in the display.

Then displays “SYNC_LSB” or “SYNC_USB”, the sync detector

function is on, repeat quick press U/LSB/RDS MODE button to

switch between USB and LSB. Quick press this button again to

turn off SYNC function and return to normal receiving.

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Turn the synchronous detector off while tuning stations or

when it’s not needed. Using the Wide/Narrow button may also

help. Using the synchronous detector does not always minimize

interference or improve the signal.

Turn the synchronous detector off while tuning stations or

when it’s not needed. Using the Wide/Narrow button may also

help. Using the synchronous detector does not always minimize

interference or improve the signal.

USING DX/LOCAL SWITCH

The DX/local switch (left side panel) adjusts sensitivity. Use DX (down) as

the default setting for maximum sensitivity to signals. If strong stations

or SSB signals seem distorted, then use Local (up). If tune in the weak

signal station,use DX.

DC IN JACK

Plug the input jack into DC in jack to connect external AC adapter

to power supply the Satellit according to polarity on labeling, “

”

icon appears in the display.

Note: AC power may have interference with the reception for AM(MW),so it may be

better to listen to the Satellit using batteries and disconnect to external AC adapter to

get the best reception.

CHARGING NI-MH BATTERY IN THE SATELLIT

With its included AC adapter/charger connected, the Satellit

internally recharges 4 Ni-MH rechargeable batteries(not included).

To Charge batteries:

1.) Connect the AC adapter/charger, icon appears in the LCD;

2.) With the Satellit turned off, install 4 Ni-MH batteries and

connect the AC adapter;

3.) Press and hold the F7 button until CHARGE XX appears in the

display;

4.)Use the tuning knob to select the charging time in hours (1~36)

based on the mAh rating of your batteries, CHARGE 00 indicates

not charging. Normally 11 hours for 1100mAh rating; 23 hours for

2300mAh rating etc.

5.)Quick press PAGE/TIME button when nished, the charging

begins, the charging icon

is rolling, which means on-charging.

If the battery is fully charged or the charging time set is over, the

charging is completed.

Caution: Do not attempt to charge non-charging batteries to avoid

explosion.

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LINE-IN/OUT SOCKET

This socket provides an industry standard, xed level audio input/

output source to safely route the Satellit’s audio to the line-in

socket of a stereo system or recording device, or to play an audio

device, such as MP3, through the Satellit.

1. To route a line-in source into the Satellit, turn it off, attach a

double 1/8 inch(3.5mm) stereo cord to the Satellit’s LINE in/out

socket and to the output of the other system. Press TZ/LINE IN

button and “LINE IN” appears in the LCD, which indicates LINE IN

is on. Press this button again to turn it off LINE IN function

2. To route the audio output of your Satellit to another device,

turn it on, plug a 1/8 inch (3.5mm) stereo cord into the Satellit’s

Line in/out socket and into the other device’s Line IN socket.

Follow your external device’s line-in/out instructions.

Note: When a cable is plugged into the Line in/out socket it will have no effect on

the internal speaker operation. The internal speaker will still play back audio. Also note

that the Line Input is a xed amplitude output that cannot be controlled using the

volume knob.

HEADPHONE JACK 3.5MM

The Satellit’s headphone jack use is mutually exclusive with

the internal speaker. When headphones are plugged into the

headphone jack the internal speaker will be muted. The volume

of the signal from the headphone jack can be adjusted using the

volume knob.

VOLUME CONTROL

Rotate the volume knob upwards or downwards to get your

desired volume.

EXTERNAL ANTENNA SOCKET

The external antenna socket is used to connect the Satellit to

advanced performance shortwave antennas using a 50 or 75 ohm

coaxial cable feed-line when the user listens to FM/SW/AIR band.

Caution: Do not use external antenna in lightning storms to avoid lightning strike.

NEED HELP? CONTACT US.

Etón Corporation

1015 Corporation Way, Palo Alto, CA 94303, USA 1-800-872-2228

(U.S.)

1-800-637-1648 (Canada)

650-903-3866 (worldwide)

M-F, 8:00AM-4:30PM, Pacic Standard Time

www.etoncorp.com.

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