TechniSat DIGITRADIO 230 OD Owner's manual

Type
Owner's manual
Instruction Manual
DIGITRADIO 230 OD
Portable DAB+/FM radio with Bluetooth
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1 On/Standby (press), Volume +/- (rotate)
2 Speaker (stereo)
3 Handles (both sides)
4 TUNE/SCAN knob
5 Display
6 DAB/FM/AUX/Bluetooth mode-changing buon
7 MENU for accessing the menu
8 PLAY buon to play/pause/pair in Bluetooth mode
9 INFO
10 PRESET (Favourites memory)
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1.2 View from the rear
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11 AUX input (behind rubber tab)
12 USB output (charging option for external devices)
13 Antenna
14 Screw-down baery compartment lid
15 Mains connection cable
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2 Contents
1 Illustrations ...............................................................................................................68
1.1 Front view .....................................................................................................................................68
1.2 View from the rear ...................................................................................................................70
2 Contents .....................................................................................................................72
3 Preface .......................................................................................................................76
3.1 Target group for this instruction manual ....................................................................... 76
3.1.1 Intended use ...............................................................................................................................76
3.2 Important information ............................................................................................................76
3.2.1 Safety .............................................................................................................................................. 77
3.2.2 Disposal .........................................................................................................................................82
3.2.3 Legal notices ...............................................................................................................................86
3.2.4 Service instructions ..................................................................................................................88
4 Seing up the device .............................................................................................89
5 Description of the DIGITRADIO 230 OD ............................................................ 92
5.1 Scope of delivery ...................................................................................................................... 92
5.2 The special features of the DIGITRADIO 230 OD ...................................................... 92
5.3 Preparing the DIGITRADIO 230 OD for operation ..................................................... 93
5.3.1 Charge the baery and connect to the mains power supply. ............................. 93
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5.3.2 Aligning the antenna .............................................................................................................. 94
5.4 General device functions .......................................................................................................95
5.4.1 Switching on the device ........................................................................................................95
5.4.2 Switching o the device ....................................................................................................... 96
5.4.3 Switching between operating modes ............................................................................. 97
5.4.4 Adjusting the volume .............................................................................................................. 97
5.4.5 Display ............................................................................................................................................ 97
5.4.6 Retrieving displays ....................................................................................................................98
6 Menu operation .......................................................................................................99
7 DAB+ (digital radio) function ............................................................................ 100
7.1 What is DAB+? ........................................................................................................................ 100
7.1.1 Data compression .................................................................................................................. 100
7.1.2 Audio stream .............................................................................................................................101
7.2 DAB+ (digital radio) reception ..........................................................................................101
7.2.1 Performing a complete scan ........................................................................................... 102
7.2.2 Selecting the station ..............................................................................................................103
7.2.3 Storing DAB+ stations on a memory slot ....................................................................103
7.2.4 Retrieving DAB+ stations from a memory slot .........................................................103
7.2.5 Overwriting/deleting a station memory slot ............................................................. 104
7.2.6 Manual seing ......................................................................................................................... 104
7.2.7 Volume adjustment (DRC) ..................................................................................................105
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7.2.8 Deleting inactive stations ................................................................................................... 106
8 FM mode ..................................................................................................................106
8.1 Switching on FM radio mode ........................................................................................... 106
8.2 FM reception with RDS information ...............................................................................107
8.3 Automatic station scan ........................................................................................................107
8.4 Manual station scan .............................................................................................................. 108
8.5 Scan seing .............................................................................................................................. 108
8.6 Audio seings .......................................................................................................................... 109
8.7 Saving FM stations on a memory slot .......................................................................... 109
8.8 Retrieving FM stations from a memory slot ............................................................... 110
8.9 Overwriting/deleting a station memory slot .............................................................. 110
9 Bluetooth ................................................................................................................. 110
9.1 Pairing a device ........................................................................................................................ 111
9.2 Bluetooth playback ................................................................................................................. 111
10 AUX input .................................................................................................................113
11 System seings ...................................................................................................... 114
11.1 Sleep timer ................................................................................................................................. 114
11.2 Alarm .............................................................................................................................................115
11.2.1 Seing the alarm time ........................................................................................................... 115
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11.2.2 Switching o the alarm aer being woken .................................................................117
11.2.3 Deactivating the alarm ..........................................................................................................118
11.3 Equaliser .......................................................................................................................................118
11.3.1 My EQ .............................................................................................................................................118
11.4 Time and date seings ......................................................................................................... 119
11.4.1 Manually seing the time/date ........................................................................................ 119
11.4.2 Automatic time updating ................................................................................................... 120
11.4.3 Seing the time format ........................................................................................................ 121
11.4.4 Seing the date format ...................................................................................................... 122
11.5 Display brightness ................................................................................................................. 122
11.6 Language ....................................................................................................................................123
11.7 Factory seings ....................................................................................................................... 124
11.8 Soware version ......................................................................................................................125
12 Cleaning ...................................................................................................................125
13 Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................126
14 Technical specifications / manufacturer's instructions .............................. 127
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3 Preface
This instruction manual will help you to use your radio device, hereinaer referred to as
the DIGITRADIO or device, as intended and safely.
3.1 Target group for this instruction manual
The instruction manual is intended for anyone who is installing, operating, cleaning or
disposing of the device.
3.1.1 Intended use
The device has been designed to receive DAB+/FM radio programmes and can play
music via Bluetooth.
The housing is splashproof, dust-tight and shock-resistant.
3.2 Important information
Please take note of the following information to minimise safety risks, to prevent
damage to the device and to make a contribution to environmental protection.
Please read all the safety information carefully and keep it for future reference. Always
follow all the warnings and instructions in this instruction manual and on the rear of the
device.
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Caution - This identifies important information that must be observed to prevent
device defects, data loss/misuse or undesired operation.
Tip - This identifies information relating to the described function, as well as to
another related function that may have to be taken into account, with reference
to the corresponding section in the manual.
3.2.1 Safety
For your own protection you should read the safety precautions carefully before
switching on your DIGITRADIO 230 OD. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage
caused by inappropriate handling, or by non-compliance with the safety precautions.
Do not open the device under any circumstances!
Touching live parts poses a danger to life!
Any required intervention may only be performed by qualified sta.
The device must only be operated in an appropriate climate.
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In the event of extended transportation in the cold and a subsequent change to
warm rooms, do not switch on immediately; wait for the temperature to equalise.
If water has penetrated the device, switch it o and inform the Service
Department.
Do not expose the device to heat sources that will heat it up more than normal
use.
In the event of a thunderstorm, disconnect the device from the mains.
Overvoltage can damage the device.
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If you detect a device defect, odour or smoke, considerable malfunctions, or
damage to the housing, switch o the device and inform the Service Department.
With the power supply unit, the device may only be connected to a mains
voltage of 100V-240V~, 50/60 Hz.
Never try to operate the device with another voltage.
The mains cable must not be connected until installation has been completed
according to regulations.
If the mains cable is faulty, or if the device has any other damage, it must not be
put into operation.
When removing the mains cable from the power outlet, pull on the plug, not the
cable.
Do not take the device into the vicinity of baths or swimming pools.
Never try to repair a faulty device yourself. Always contact one of our customer
service points.
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Foreign bodies, e.g. nails, coins, etc. must not be allowed to fall inside the device.
Do not touch the connection contacts with metal objects or your fingers. This
could lead to short-circuits.
Do not place any open flames on the device, such as burning candles.
Never allow children to use the device unsupervised.
Even when switched o and on standby, the device is still connected to the
mains power supply. If you do not intend to use the device for a prolonged
period, remove the mains plug from the power outlet. Only pull on the plug, not
on the cable.
Do not listen to music or the radio at high volume. Doing so can cause
permanent hearing impairment.
This device is not intended to be used by people (including children) with
limited physical, sensoryormentalcapacities or lackof experienceand/or
knowledge,unless they are supervised by a person responsible for their safety or
they have been instructed by them as to how to use the device.
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Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the device.
It is forbidden to carry out modifications to the device.
Damaged devices or accessories must not continue to be used.
Handling rechargeable baeries
Make sure that rechargeable baeries are kept out of children's reach. Children
could put rechargeable baeries in their mouths and swallow them. This could
lead to serious injuries. Seek medical advice immediately if this occurs! Therefore
keep rechargeable baeries out of reach of infants.
Only operate the device with the rechargeable baery approved for this device.
Normal baeries may not be recharged. Rechargeable baeries must not be
reactivated by other means, not taken apart, heated or thrown into an open fire
(danger of explosion!).
Clean rechargeable baery contacts and device contacts before inserting.
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If the rechargeable baery is inserted incorrectly, there is a danger of explosion!
Replace only with rechargeable baeries of the correct type and model number
Caution! Do not expose rechargeable baeries to extreme conditions.
Do not place them on radiators, or expose them to direct sunlight.
Leaking or damaged rechargeable baeries can cause burns if they come into
contact with the skin. In this case use suitable protective gloves. Clean the baery
compartment with a dry cloth.
Remove the rechargeable baery if the device will not be used for a long time.
3.2.2 Disposal
The device packaging is exclusively comprised of recyclable materials. Please sort the
components appropriately, and dispose of them in line with your local waste disposal
regulations. At the end of its service life, this device must not be disposed of with your
regular household waste. It must be taken to a recycling collection point for electrical
and electronic equipment.
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This is indicated by the symbol on the product, the instruction manual or the
packaging.
The materials are recyclable according to their identification.
An important contribution is made to our environment by recycling, recovery of
materials or other kinds of recycling for old devices.
Please ask local authorities for the location of the relevant disposal point. Ensure that
used baeries/rechargeable baeries, as well as electronic waste, are not disposed of
with household waste, but are properly disposed of (returned to the specialist shop,
hazardous waste).
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Baeries/rechargeable baeries may contain poisonous substances which cause harm
to health and the environment. Baeries/rechargeable baeries are subject to European
Directive 2006/66/EC. They must not be disposed of with normal household waste.
Disposal instructions:
Disposal of packaging:
Your new device was protected by packaging on its way to you. All materials
used are environmentally-friendly and recyclable. Please collaborate and dispose
of the packaging in an environmentally-friendly way. Ask for information from
your dealer regarding current disposal means or your local disposal facility.
Risk of suocation! Do not give packaging and parts thereof to children. Risk of
suocation by films and other packaging materials.
Device disposal:
Old devices constitute valuable waste. Valuable raw materials can be recovered
through environmentally-friendly disposal. Consult your town or local authority as
to the possibilities for environmentally-friendly and proper disposal of the device.
Prior to disposal of the device, remove the baeries/rechargeable baeries
contained therein.
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This device is identified in accordance with the Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment (WEEE) Directive2012/19/EU.
At the end of its service life, this device must not be disposed of with your
regular household waste. It must be taken to a recycling collection point for
electrical and electronic equipment. The symbol on the product, the operating
manual or the packaging indicates this. The materials are recyclable according
to their identification. An important contribution is made to our environment by
recycling, recovery of materials or other kinds of recycling for old devices.
Important information for the disposal of baeries/rechargeable baeries:
baeries/rechargeable baeries may contain poisonous substances that harm
the environment. Therefore you must always comply with applicable statutory
provisions when you dispose of baeries/rechargeable baeries. Never dispose
of baeries in normal household waste. Used baeries/rechargeable baeries
can be disposed of at your specialist retailer or at special disposal sites free of
charge.
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3.2.3 Legal notices
TechniSat herewith declares that the radio system model DIGITRADIO 230 OD
corresponds to Directive 2014/53/EU. The complete text of the EU Declaration of
Conformity is available at the following web address:
hp://konf.tsat.de/?ID=11792
TechniSat accepts no liability for product damage as a result of external
influences, wear or improper handling, unauthorised repairs, modifications or
accidents.
Changes and printingerrors reserved. Version 12/18.
Copying and duplication are subject to the publisher's consent. The respective
current version of the manual can be obtained in PDF format in the download
area of the TechniSat homepage at www.technisat.de.
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DIGITRADIO 230 OD and TechniSat are registered trademarks of:
TechniSat Digital GmbH
TechniPark
Julius-Saxler-Straße 3
D-54550 Daun/Eifel, Germany
www.technisat.de
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TechniSat DIGITRADIO 230 OD Owner's manual

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