Reka 706851 Owner's manual

Table Of Contents

Overview

Scope Of Delivery

Components

General Information

Reading And Storing The User Guide

Intended Use

Explanation Of Symbols

Safety

Explanation Of Instructions

General Safety Instructions

Product Description

Description

Setup

Connecting The Power Adaptor

Installing Batteries

Turning On For The First Time

Use

Power States

Power On

Power Off

Standby

Changing Mode

Changing The DAB Channel

Slideshow

Preset

Preset - Method 1

Preset - Method 2

DAB Information

DAB Scan

DAB Menu

DAB Menu - Station list

DAB Menu - Full Scan

DAB Menu - Manual Tune

DAB Menu - Prune Invalid

DAB Menu - DRC

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Table Of Contents

DAB Menu - Preset

DAB Menu System Settings

Changing The FM Channel

FM Information

FM Menu

FM Menu - Scan Setting

FM Menu - Audio Setting

FM Menu - Preset

FM Menu - System Settings

Bluetooth

Bluetooth Controls

Bluetooth Menu

AUX

AUX Menu

Alarm

Turning Off The Alarm

Snoozing The Alarm

Settings

Sleep

Alarm

Equaliser

Equaliser - My EQ Setup

My EQ Setup - Treble And Base

MY EQ Setup - Loudness

Time/Date

Time/Date - Set Date/Time

Time/Date - Auto Update

Time/Date - Set 12/24 Hour

Time/Date - Date Format

Time/Date - Clock Style

Backlight

Backlight - Timeout

Backlight - On Level

Backlight - Dim Level

Inactive Standby

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Table Of Contents

Language

Factory Reset

Software Version

Charging A Device

Inserting A Mobile Phone

Product Care

Storing

Cleaning

Trouble Shooting

Technical Data

Declaration Of Conformity

Disposal

Disposing Of The Packaging

Disposing Of The Device

All Photos and Illustrations may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the

express written permission of the copyright holder.

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1.

Overview

Congratulations!

You have made an excellent choice with the purchase of this quality REKA

®

product.

By doing so you now have the assurance and peace of mind which comes from

purchasing a product that has been manufactured to the highest standards of

performance and safety, supported by the high quality standards of Quesh Ltd.

We want you to be completely satisﬁed with your purchase, so this REKA

®

product is

backed by a comprehensive manufacturer’s 3 year warranty and outstanding after

sales service through our dedicated helpline.

We hope you enjoy using this product for many years to come.

If you require technical support or in the unlikely event that your purchase is faulty,

please telephone our helpline for immediate assistance. Faulty product claims made

within the 3 year warranty period will be repaired or replaced free of charge provided

that you have a satisfactory proof of purchase.

(keep your receipt safe)

This does not affect your statutory rights. However be aware that the warranty will

become null and void if the product is found to have been deliberately

damaged, misused and/or disassembled.

3.

General Information

This user guide is based on the standards and regulations that are valid within the

European Union. Also the country speciﬁc directives and laws outside of the EU.

Reading and storing the user guide

This user guide belongs to this Rugged DAB Radio

(referred to as the “product” below). It contains information on how to

setup and use the product. Read the user guide carefully, in

particularly the safety instructions before using the product. Failure to

follow this user guide may lead to severe injury or product damage.

Intended Use

This product is designed to be primarily used with the supplied 9V/1A mains adaptor

and to charge other mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets and some laptops

from the featured 5V/1A USB out port. This product is not intended for commercial

use.

Only use the product as described in this user guide. Any other use other than

directed may lead to damage of the product or equipment and even possible injury.

The manufacturer or retailer assume no liability of damaged caused by improper or

incorrect use.

This product IS NOT a toy.

4.

General Information

Explanation of symbols

The following symbols are used on the product and packaging:

This symbol indicates additional information on the assembly or

operation of the product.

This symbol refers to the declaration of conformity. Products marked

with this symbol meet all the applicable community regulations of

European economic area.

This symbol refers to the box packaging.

The card used is made from widely recycled material.

This symbol refers to the disposal of waste electrical and

electronic equipment according to Directive 2012/19/EU of the

European Parliament and of the Council. The device and the batteries

must not be disposed of together with domestic waste. If you want

to dispose of the device, do it the environmentally friendly way by

bringing it and the batteries to a public collection point.

5.

Safety

Explanations of instructions

The following symbols and signal words are used in this user guide.

WARNING!

CAUTION!

NOTE!

This symbol denotes situations that could cause

injury to yourself or others.

This symbol denotes situations that could cause

damage to the product or equipment as well as

possible injury to yourself.

This symbol denotes important information or

advice regarding the correct use of the product.

General Safety Instructions

Please read this important safety information before you use this product.

The following warning and caution information is to prevent injury to yourself or

others and to prevent damage to your product or equipment.

6.

Safety

Risk of electric shock!

Failure to comply with safety warnings and regulations

can cause serious injury or death.

• Only connect the product if the mains voltage of the sockets matches the

information shown on the rating plate.

• Only connect the product to an easily accessible socket so that you can quickly

disconnect it from the mains power in the event of a malfunction.

• DO NOT operate this product if it has visible damage or if the power cables

or plug is faulty.

• DO NOT operate this product with wet or damp hands or other body parts.

• DO NOT immerse the product, power cable or plug in water or other liquids

or expose them to damp or moist conditions.

• DO NOT pull the power cable excessively when disconnecting it to prevent

possible shock, ﬁre or damage to yourself or the product.

• DO NOT excessively bend the power cable. This will minimise excessive wear to

the connectors and the power cables.

• If the power cable of the product is faulty it must be replaced to prevent any

possible damage to the product and/or user.

• DO NOT open the housing; have repairs performed by qualied professionals.

Contact the service centre. No liability is assumed and warranty claims shall

be void in the case of unauthorised repairs, improper connection or

incorrect operation.

• DO NOT drop this product.

• DO NOT place this product on or in a heating device, such as a microwave, oven,

stove, or radiator. This product may explode when overheated.

WARNING!

7.

Safety

Risk of electric shock!

Failure to comply with safety warnings and regulations

can cause serious injury or death.

• Avoid exposing your product to very cold or very hot temperatures.

Extreme temperatures can damage the product and reduce the charge

capacity of any installed battery.

• DO NOT directly connect the positive and negative terminals.

Doing so will cause the product to malfunction.

• DO NOT leave children unsupervised with this product. It is not a toy.

WARNING!

CAUTION!

Failure to comply with safety cautions and regulations

can cause injury or property damage.

• Removed ALL batteries from the product for long term storage. Failure to do so

may result in possible damage to the product, battery leakage, ﬁre or explosion.

• If you notice strange smells or sounds coming from your product or you see

smoke from the product, STOP using the product IMMEDIATELY and call the service

help centre for advice. Failure to do so may result in a ﬁre or explosion.

• Comply with all safety warnings and regulations outlined in the mobile device’s

manufactures user guide before attempting to use this product as charging

outlet.

• Make sure all power cables used are secured or stowed in a manner that

prevents snagging, trip or fall hazards.

• Handle and dispose of this product with care. Never dispose of this product in a

ﬁre.

NOTE!

9.

Product Description

A

Description

20

Storage Bay Cover

21

Clasp

22

5V/1A USB Charge Port

23

Battery Bay

24

Mobile Device Holder

1

22

23

24

20

21

Setup

Check contents before ﬁrst use to ensure you get the best experience of the product

out of the box.

Connecting The Power Adaptor

10.

To power the radio correctly, you will need to use the supplied 9V/2A mains adaptor.

Connect the main adaptor to a suitable mains power outlet making sure the main

outlet is switched off. Access the DC in port

B

3

by peeling back the rubber dust

cover

B

1

. Insert the power adaptor connector

B

2

of the mains adaptor into the

DC in port

B

3

and turn on the mains outlet.

Only use the main adaptor supplied. Replacements are available through the

‘Shop Accessories’ page on Quesh website: www.quesh.co.uk

1

2

3

B

11.

Setup

Installing Batteries

This radio can also be powered by 6 x ‘C’ size batteries (not included) for limited

portable use.

1

2

3

Lift the clasp

C

1

and unhook it from the main body of the radio. Lower the storage

bay cover

C

2

to access the battery bay cover

C

3

. Push down on the locking tabs

of the battery bay cover

C

3

and lower it outwards to remove it.

C

12.

Setup

4

3

Insert 6 x ‘C’ type batteries

C

4

in the correct orientation matching the terminals

indicated on the battery bay moulding. Line up the tabs of the battery bay cover

C

3

to the tab hole below the battery bay. Raise the battery cover

C

3

until both

tabs click into place and lock battery bay cover

C

3

into place securely.

X 6

‘C’ Type

C

13.

Setup

1

2

Raise the storage bay cover

C

2

into the upright position. Lift the clasp

C

1

over

the main body of the radio and hook it in place before pushing the clasp

C

1

down

to lock and secure the storage bay cover

C

2

.

DO NOT leave batteries in the radio for long term storage.

Battery life can last up to 8 hours depending on volume output.

The batteries will drain slowly if left installed due to the internal memory.

It is recommended to use rechargeable lithium batteries due to the

power requirements of the radio.

C

14.

Setup

Turning On For The First Time

When the radio has been supplied with power and the aerial is in the upright

position, give the

A

13

button a quick press to turn it on. The radio will show a

system splash screen and automatically begin scanning for the available DAB

channels. The radio will automatically set the time and date once it has found a

strong signal.

When the scan is complete, the radio will start to play the ﬁrst available channel

listed alphabetically in DAB mode.

The radio is now ready to use.

For the best experience, do not use the radio near large electronic devices such

microwaves, step down transformers, Wi-Fi routers, battery charge stations, etc.

These types of devices may interfere with the receiving of DAB signals.

15.

Use

Power States

This radio has a standby mode feature in addition to the power on and off states.

Power On

To turn the radio on, give the

A

13

button a quick press. You will see the system

splash screen as the radio boots up followed by the last station played or the ﬁrst

alphabetically listed DAB station if the radio has been left without power for a long

period.

Power Off

To turn the radio off in any power state, press and hold the

A

13

button until the

screen goes blank. This is approximately 4 seconds. The radio will show a shut down

splash screen during this process.

16.

Use

To bring the radio out of standby mode, give the

A

13

button a quick press.

The radio will play the last station played or the ﬁrst alphabetically listed DAB station

if the radio has been left without power for a long period.

Standby

When the radio is on and playing, give the

A

13

button a quick press to enter

standby mode. A state change splash screen will appear to indicate the radio has

changed power state to standby before displaying the standby clock screen.

The alarm feature utilises the radio in standby mode.

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Reka 706851 Owner's manual

Reka 706851 Owner's manual

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