PEAQ PDR100 Owner's manual

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Safety Instructions

Important Safety Instructions. Please read

the instructions carefully and keep them for

later use.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

WARNING: SHOCK HAZARD - DO NOT OPEN

The lightning flash with arrow

head within an equilateral triangle

is intended to alert the user to the

presence of uninsulated “dangerousvoltage”

within the product’s enclosure that may be

of sucient magnitude to constitute a risk of

electric shock to persons and animals.

The exclamation point within an

equilateral triangle is intended

to alertthe user to the presence

of important operating and maintenance

instructions in the literature accompanying

the device.

To reduce the risk of ﬁre or electric shock, do

not expose the device to rain or moisture. Do

not expose the device to splashes or moisture.

Do not place liquid ﬁlled objects, e.g. vases,

on top of the device.

For safety reasons, this class II

appliance is provided with double

or reinforced insulation as indicated

by this symbol.

š

This product is only intended for audio

entertainment. Do not use the product for

any other purpose than described in this

manual in order to avoid any hazardous

situation. Improper use is dangerous and

will void any warranty claim.

š

For household use only. Do not use

outdoors.

š

Danger! Excessive sound pressure from

earphones and headphones can cause

hearing loss. If you listen to loud music for

a long time, your hearing may be impaired.

Set to a moderate volume.

š

Danger of suocation! Keep all packaging

material away from children.

š Only use under normal room temperature

and humidity conditions.

š

The product is only suitable for use at

moderate degrees of latitude. Do not use in

the tropics or in particularly humid climates.

š

Outdoor antennas should be located away

from power lines.

š

Do not move the product from cold into

warm places and vice versa. Condensation

can cause damage to the product and

electrical parts.

š

Do not use attachments or accessories

other than recommended by the

manufacturer or sold with this appliance.

Install in accordance with this user manual.

š

When installing the product, leave sucient

space for ventilation. Do not install in

bookcases, built-in cabinets or the like.

š

The ventilation should not be impeded

by covering the ventilation openings with

items, such as newspapers, table-cloths,

curtains, etc. Do not insert any objects into

the product. Do not place any electronic

equipment or toys on the product. Such

items could fall from the top and cause

product damage and/or personal injury.

š Do not install near any heat sources such

as radiators, heat registers, stoves or

other appliances (including ampliﬁers) that

produce heat.

š

Do not apply excessive force to the front

or top, as this could ultimately overturn the

product.

š

Do not shift or move the product when

powered on.

š

Do not touch, push or rub the surface of

the product with any sharp or hard objects.

š

Danger! To reduce the risk of ﬁre or electric

shock, do not expose this product to rain

or moisture.

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š

The product shall not be exposed to

dripping or splashing and no objects ﬁlled

with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed

on the product.

š

Care should be taken so that no objects

or liquids enter the enclosure through

openings.

š

No naked ﬂame sources, such as lighted

candles, should be placed on the product.

š

Refer all servicing to authorised service

agent. Do not attempt to repair the

product yourself. Servicing is required

when the product has been damaged

in any way, such as the supply cord or

plug are damaged, liquid has been spilled,

objects have fallen into the product, the

enclosure is damaged, the product has

been exposed to rain or moisture, does

not operate normally, or has been dropped.

š

Before connecting the product to a socket

outlet, make sure the voltage indicated

on the product corresponds to your local

mains.

š If the supply cord is damaged, it must be

replaced by the manufacturer or its service

agent or similarly qualiﬁed person in order

to avoid hazard.

š

Regularly check if the supply cord, product

or extension cable is defective. If found

defective, do not put the product into

operation. Immediately pull the plug.

š

Place the supply cord and, if necessary, an

appropriate extension cable in such away

that pulling or tripping over it is impossible.

Do not allow the supply cord to hang down

within easy reach.

š

Do not jam, bend or pull the supply cord

over sharp edges.

š Only use the provided adaptor.

š

The adaptor power plug is used as the

disconnect device; the disconnect device

shall remain readily operable. To completely

disconnect the power input, disconnect the

adaptor power plug.

š The product may not function properly or

not react to the operation of any control

due to electrostatic discharge. Switch o

and disconnect the appliance; reconnect

after a few seconds.

š

Protect the supply cord from being walked

on or pinched particularly at the plug,

convenience receptacles and the point

where it exits from the product.

š Never pull the adaptor power plug by the

supply cord or with wet hands.

š

Disconnect the adaptor power plug in

case of faults during use, during lightening

storms, before cleaning and when not using

the product for a longer period of time.

š

Danger! Before cleaning, switch the

product o and disconnect the adaptor

power plug from the socket.

š

When the product has reached the end

of its service life, make it defective by

disconnecting the adaptor power plug

from the socket and cutting the cord in two.

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Main unit

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

12

11

1. Power/Standby

Turning the radio on/o

2. Volume +/-

Volume control

3. Mode

Selecting DAB/DAB+, FM or AUX

4. Info

DAB information display

5. Alarm

Alarm menu

6. Left speaker

7. Right speaker

8. Scan

Automatic station search and store

9. Menu

Accessing the DAB, FM menu

10. Preset

Manual station storing

11. Scroll

Navigating the DAB, FM menu Select-

ing/conﬁrming a pre-set station

12. Display screen

13

14 15

16

13. AUX-IN jack (3.5mm)

14. Headphone jack

15. DC-IN jack

16. Telescope antenna

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Accessories

1 x AC/DC Adaptor

1 x User manual

1 x Quick manual

Power supply

Connect the DC connector of the adaptor to

the DC IN-jack. Plug the adaptor to a power

socket.

Connections

AUX-IN

This radio allows you to listen to external audio

devices.

1.

Connect a cable (not included) to the AUX

IN-jack (3.5 mm) at the back of the radio.

2. Press Mode to select AUX.

3. Start playback from the device.

Attention

Before connecting an external playback

device, carefully read the respective user guide

and safety instructions as well as instructions

concerning usage with other devices.

HEADPHONE CONNECTION

Connect the headphones to the Headphone

jack of the device.

Attention

Danger! Excessive sound pressure levels

from ear buds and headphones can cause

hearing damage. Listening to loud music

for extended periods of time may lead to

hearing impairment. Keep the volume at

reasonable levels.

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Operation

ADJUSTING THE ANTENNA

For optimal reception, extend the antenna,

move to fully extend and adjust it.

TURNING THE UNIT ON

Press the power/standby button to turn the

unit on.

ADJUSTING THE VOLUME

The volume can be adjusted during playback

with the volume control.

DAB RADIO

When the radio is switched on for the ﬁrst time,

it will automatically do a full scan of DAB/DAB+

stations. The list of stations is then stored,

eliminating the need for another full scan when

the radio is turned on next time.

When the scan is complete, the stations are

stored in alphabetical order. The ﬁrst available

station will be played back.

Note

If there is no DAB reception at any time,

change the position of the unit or adjust the

antenna. Press Scan to start a new search.

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CHANGING DAB/DAB+ STATIONS

1.

Turn the Scroll button in DAB mode to

navigate available DAB/DAB+ stations.

2. To conﬁrm, press the Scroll button.

STORING DAB STATIONS

Press SCAN in DAB mode.

The unit scans all available DAB/DAB+ stations

and plays the ﬁrst available station.

Note

New stations and services are added to

the stored DAB/DAB+ stations. In order to

make new DAB/DAB+ stations and services

available on your radio, run a full scan at

regular intervals.

DISPLAYING STATION INFORMATION

1. Select a DAB station.

2. During DAB/DAB+ radio playback, press

INFO repeatedly to display the following

information (if available):

š Station name

š Dynamic label segment (DLS)

š Signal strength

š Program type (PTY)

š Ensemble name

š Channel and frequency

š Signal frequency error

š Bit rate and audio status

š Date

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STORING DAB STATIONS

You can store up to 10 pre-set DAB/DAB+

stations.

1. Select the desired station.

2.

Press and hold Preset and turn Scroll to

pre-set a number from 1 - 10.

3. Press Scroll to conﬁrm the selection.

4. The pre-set number of the stored station

is displayed.

5.

Repeat steps 1 to 4 to store more DAB/

DAB+ stations.

SELECTING PRE-SET DAB STATIONS

1.

Press Mode to select the DAB/DAB+

station.

2. Press Preset to access the Preset menu.

3.

Use Scroll to select a pre-set number

and conﬁrm your selection by pressing

the Scroll button.

USING THE DAB/DAB+ MENUS

1.

Press MENU in DAB/DAB+ mode to open

the DAB+ Menu.

2. Turn Scroll to browse the menu options.

š [Full scan]

Searches for all available DAB/DAB+

stations.

š [DRC]

(Dynamic Range Control) Removes

or adds the degree of adaptation

required for the dierences in

dynamic range between stations.

š [Prune]

Removes all invalid stations from the

station list.

DRC (DYNAMIC RANGE CONTROL)

Dynamic Range Control (DRC) removes or

adds the degree of adaptation required for the

dierences in dynamic range between stations.

1.

Press Menu and turn Scroll until DRC is

displayed.

2. Press Scroll to access the DRC menu.

3. Turn Scroll to select the DRC setting.

š DRC high: DRC turned on; default

setting recommended for noisy

environments.

š DRC low: DRC is set to half the

normal level.

š DRC o: DRC is turned o.

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FM radio

DELETING INACTIVE DAB STATIONS

1.

Press Menu and turn Scroll until <Prune>

is displayed. Press Scroll to access the

menu.

2.

Use Scroll to select <Yes> and conﬁrm by

pressing Scroll.

SELECTING FM STATIONS

1. Press Mode to select FM stations.

2. The radio plays the last station selected.

Note

When the radio is switched on for the ﬁrst

time, it will automatically do a full scan of FM

stations.

SELECTING FM STATION FREQUENCIES

1. Select a FM station.

2. Manual frequency selection.

Turn Scroll to change the frequency at

intervals of 0.05 MHz

3. Automatic frequency selection.

Press Scan and the radio will stop

searching once an active station has

been found.

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STORING FM STATIONS

You can store up to 10 pre-set FM stations.

1. Select the desired FM station.

2.

Press and hold Preset and turn Scroll to

pre-set a number from 1 - 10.

3. Press Scroll to conﬁrm the selection.

4. The pre-set number of the stored station

is displayed.

SELECTING A PRE-SET FM STATION

1. Press Mode to select FM stations.

2. Press Preset to access the Preset menu.

3.

Use Scroll to select a pre-set number

and conﬁrm your selection by pressing

the Scroll button.

USING THE FM MENU

1.

Press MENU in FM-mode to open the FM

menu.

2. Turn Scroll to browse the menu options.

š [Scan setting] (Scan function)

š [Audio setting] (Stereo)

3. To select an option press Scroll.

4.

Repeat steps 2 to 3 to select the sub-

options of the primary option.

SCAN SETTING

1.

Press Menu and Scan Setting will be

displayed.

2. Press Scroll to conﬁrm the selection.

š [Strong stations only]

Scans for stations with strong signals

š [All stations]

Scans all available stations

3. Press Scroll to conﬁrm the selection.

AUDIO SETTING

Selecting mono or stereo mode.

1. Press Menu.

2.

Use Scroll to select Audio Setting and

conﬁrm the selection by pressing Scroll.

š [Forced mono]

Selects mono playback

š [Stereo allowed]

Selects stereo playback

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General settings

SETTING THE TIME

1.

Press Menu and selected Time with the

Scroll button.

2. Press Scroll to conﬁrm the selection.

3.

Use Scroll to select the desired sub-menu:

š Set 12/24 hour: Choice of 12 or 24

hour format

š Set Time/Date: manual time and

date setting

š Auto update: Choice of DAB Update

or No Update

š Set date format: Choice of DD-MM-

YYYY or MM-DD-YYYY

SETTING THE ALARM TIME

Make sure the clock shows the correct time.

1. Press the alarm button.

The alarm symbol ﬂashes.

2.

Press the Scroll button to access the

Alarm Wizard.

3. Turn the Scroll button to select Alarm On

4.

Press the Scroll button to access the

settings menu.

5.

Turn the Scroll button to set the hour.

Press Scroll to conﬁrm the selection.

6. Turn the Scroll button to set the minutes.

Press Scroll to conﬁrm the selection.

7.

Turn the Scroll button to set the alarm

duration:

š [15 mins]

The alarm sounds for 15 minutes.

š [30 mins]

The alarm sounds for 30 minutes.

š [45 mins]

The alarm sounds for 45 minutes.

š [60 mins]

The alarm sounds for 60 minutes.

š [90 mins]

The alarm sounds for 90 minutes.

8. Press Scroll to conﬁrm the selection.

9. Turn the Scroll button to select the alarm

tone:

š [Buzzer] Make the buzzer your alarm

tone.

š [DAB] Make the most recent DAB +

station played your alarm tone.

š [FM] Make the most recent FM

station played your alarm tone.

10. Pressing Scroll to conﬁrm will display the

sub-menu:

š [Daily] The alarm is activated every

day.

š [Weekends] The alarm is activated

on Saturdays and Sundays.

š [Weekdays] The alarm is activated

from Monday to Friday.

š [Once][xx-xxxxxx] (Date to be

determined) The alarm is activated

only once. The date must be set.

Note

If [DAB] or [FM] is selected, [last listened] will

be displayed. Press Scroll to conﬁrm.

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11.

The volume bar will be displayed. Use

Scroll to set the desired alarm tone

volume.

12.

Press Scroll to conﬁrm the volume setting.

13. The alarm settings are stored and [alarm

saved] is displayed.

ACTIVATING OR DEACTIVATING THE

ALARM TIMER

Press ALARM, to access the alarm settings

menu.

Turn Scroll to activate or to deactivate the

alarm.

[Alarm On] Or [Alarm O] is displayed.

REPEAT ALARM

When the alarm sounds, press Scroll to select

the slumber function interval:

š [Snooze 5 minutes]

The alarm repeats after 5 minutes.

š [Snooze 10 minutes]

The alarm repeats after 10 minutes.

š [Snooze 15 minutes]

The alarm repeats after 15 minutes.

š [Snooze 30 minutes]

The alarm repeats after 30 minutes.

TURNING OFF THE ALARM

When the alarm sounds, press Power to turn

the alarm o.

SETTING THE SLEEP-TIMER

After a pre-selected amount of time, this unit

can automatically change to standby mode.

Press Menu and use Scroll to select the sub-

menu SLEEP. Press Scroll and selected the

desired time span:

š [15 minutes]

š [30 minutes]

š [45 minutes]

š [60 minutes]

š [90 minutes]

If the sleep timer is not pre-selected, the

default setting is 20 minutes.

SELECTING THE BACKLIGHT SETTINGS

1.

Press Menu and use Scroll to select the

sub-menu BACKLIGHT. Press Scroll to

access the sub-menu:

2.

Use Scroll to choose between POWER

ON and STANDBY.

3.

In the sub-menu, select an illumination

setting:

š [High]

š [Medium]

š [Low]

4.

Conﬁrm your selection by pressing the

Scroll button.

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Cleaning and care

SELECTING THE LANGUAGE

1.

Press Menu and use Scroll to select the

sub-menu LANGUAGE. Press Scroll to

access the sub-menu:

2. Use Scroll to select a language.

FACTORY SETTINGS

Press Menu and use Scroll to select the

sub-menu FACTORY RESET. Press Scroll to

conﬁrm the selection.

DISPLAYING THE SOFTWARE VERSION

1. Press menu to access the sub-menu.

2.

Turn Scroll until [SW version] (software

version) is displayed.

3.

To conﬁrm, press Scroll. The software

version of the unit is displayed.

š

Unplug the adaptor from the socket before

cleaning the unit.

š Attention! Do not let water penetrate into

the unit.

š

Clean the housing with a lightly dampened

cloth.

š

Do not use sharp, scouring or aggressive

cleaners.

š

Do not use chemicals (such as gasoline

or alcohol) to clean the housing.

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Technical data

DAB/DAB+ RADIO

Input:

Operation power consumption:

Standby power consumption:

Headphone output power:

Tunning range (Tuner DAB):

Tuning range (Tuner FM):

Tuning grid (Tuner FM):

Dimensions (W x H x D):

Weight:

ADAPTOR

Input (AC/DC adaptor):

Output (AC/DC adaptor):

DC 9V 1000 mA

9 W

0.7 W

150 mV

174-240 MHz

87.5-108 MHz

0.05 MHz

268 x 136 x 82 mm

1.2 kg

100-240 V~ / 50-60 Hz

DC 9V 1000 mA

Disposal

Do not dispose of this appliance as unsorted municipal waste. Return it to a designated

collection point for the recycling of WEEE. By doing so, you will help to conserve

resources and protect the environment. Contact your retailer or local authorities for

more information.

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