Seg CR 117 DABplus User manual

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power outlets that comply with the corresponding space on the back and sides).

Safety Instructions and Important

safety standards only. Do not bend or squeeze the The device has anti-skid rubber feet. Over the long-

Information About Intended Use

cables. term, these feet can dissolve due to chemical

WARNING: Inside the device there is dangerous substances. It is recommended that you place the

Please read the following instructions and safety notes

voltage. Never open the housing of the device: device on an anti-skid surface.

thoroughly before starting to use your product!

there is risk of personal injury by electric shock. WARNING: do not use this device outdoors!

• Intended Use: this device has been designed for

In order to completely disconnect the device from • Condensation: when bringing this device from a

receiving and playing back radio broadcasts and to

the mains, the power plug must be pulled out from cold to a warm environment (e.g. after

show time display. If the product is not used

the wall outlet. Make sure that you can remove the transportation) moisture can condensate inside the

according to the instructions, the user’s and other

power plug at any time. Always pull the power cord device. In order to protect the device from damage

persons’ safety is not guaranteed and the warranty

from the plug and never from the cable itself. and failure wait at least 2 hours prior to using the

will be void.

Electric storms may damage any electric device.

• User manual: please read this User Manual

equipment; therefore disconnect the power plug • Health injury: extremely high audio volumes can

thoroughly and keep it for any future reference in a

from the wall outlet during a thunderstorm. It is also damage your hearing permanently. Therefore

safe place. For your own safety and in order to

recommended to disconnect the device from the carefully adjust the volume, specially if you enjoy

familiarize yourself with the different functions of

mains and to remove any batteries when you are sound via headphones or earphones (option).

the product, please follow the instructions in this

intending not to use the device for a longer time. Connect the headphones or earphones to the

manual carefully.

• Objects inside the device: make sure that no device (if available - option) prior to powering it on,

When passing this product to other persons, please

foreign objects or liquids enter the device via the as connecting it when already powered on can

also hand over this User Manual.

ventilation holes or other openings. There is risk of produce high sound levels causing damage to your

Please also read the user manuals of all devices

electric shock, damage to the device and short- hearing.

that you are going to connect to this device.

circuit. In case of any emergency, immediately pull • Children: Do not allow children to play with

• Connecting to the Power Supply: do not use the

the power plug and contact a qualified service electrical devices. Children may not be able to

device if the device, the power adaptor (Option) or

technician. comprehend the presence of potential risks.

its cables present visible damage.

• Installation: place the device onto a flat and even

Connect the device only to the voltage indicated on

surface. Never cover the ventilation holes of the

the corresponding label on the product or power

device and make sure that the air can easily flow

adaptor, resp. Never connect the device to a

around the device (keep at least 10 cm / 4 inch

different voltage. Connect the device to grounded

• Batteries: Keep batteries away from children. • Repairs: never open the device! Any repairs must

Always replace all the batteries at the same time be performed by authorized technicians or service

(never mix old and new batteries). Do not short- personnel. Any unauthorised opening or

circuit any batteries. Keep batteries away from any modification will void the warranty and also the

heat sources (direct sun radiation, fire etc.). There safety of the product may be altered.

is risk of explosion when misusing the batteries. WARNING: Inside the device there is dangerous

• Do not place any objects on the device and never voltage. Never open the housing of the device:

apply any pressure onto the housing or the display. there is risk of personal injury by electric shock.

Do not place any recipients containing liquids

(beverages, vases, etc.) onto or next to the device.

Do not place any fire sources (such as candles)

onto the device. This could damage the product.

• Environmental effects: Keep the device away from

any heat sources (heating equipment, ovens,

cooking places, candlelight, etc.), direct sun

radiation, dirt, dust, vibrations, strong magnetic

fields, moisture and rain.

• Cleaning: Clean the device with a soft, slightly

moistened cloth. Do not use any chemicals, alcohol

or solvents for cleaning. The finish of the device can

be damaged by using these substances.

Always make sure that no moisture enters the

device.

• Servicing: when using the device according to the

operating instructions, no special service or

maintenance is required. In case of any loss of

performance or other malfunction, contact a

qualified service technician.

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Read these instructions.

Keep these instructions.

Heed all warnings.

Follow all instructions.

Do not use this apparatus near water.

Clean only with a slightly damp cloth.

Do not block any ventilation openings.

Install in accordance with the manufacturer s

instructions.

Do not install or operate near any heat sources

such as radiators, stoves, or other apparatus that

produce heat.

Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or

when unused for long periods of time.

Servicing is required when the apparatus has

been damaged in any way, such as the power-

supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been

spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus,

the apparatus has been exposed to rain or

moisture, does not operate normally, or has been

dropped.

Warning:

shock, do not expose this product to rain or

moisture. The product must not be exposed to

on the product.

be placed on the product.

Caution:

approved by the manufacturer could void the

user s authority to operate this device.

Caution: Usage of controls or adjustments or

performance of procedures other than those

exposure.

IMPORTANT

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate

radio frequency energy and, if not installed

and used in accordance with the instructions,

may cause harmful interference to radio

communication. However, this is no guarantee

that interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause harmful

interference to radio or television reception, which

can be determined by turning the equipment off

and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the

interference by one of the following measures:

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment

and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a

circuit different from that to which the receiver

is connected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV

technician for help.

ELECTRICAL INFORMATION

Mains Supply: The mains operating voltage of

this unit is marked on a rating plate on the rear

of the unit.

The means of disconnecting this appliance from

the mains supply is the mains plug. This should be

unobstructed and readily operable at all times.

CAUTION!

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)

This symbol indicates that there are impor-

tant operating and maintenance instructions

in the literature accompanying this unit.

This symbol indicates that dangerous

voltage constituting a risk of electric shock

is present within this unit.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

PRELIMINARIES TOP VIEW

UNPACKING

Carefully unpack the unit. If it is damaged,

please return it to your nearest Tesco store for

replacement.

If

you pass the unit on to a third party make sure

you pass on the handbook. We suggest you retain

the packaging. If you dispose of it, do so having

regard to any recycling regulations in your area.

CONTENTS

The carton should contain:

The CR 117 DAB+ clock radio

Operating Manual

Mains Adaptor

Retain the packaging.

If you dispose of it, do so having regard to any

recycling regulations in your area.

LOCATION

Place the unit on dry stable surface away from

heat and damp and where it is unlikely to fall or

be knocked over.

1. Snooze/Sleep button

2.

/ Select button

3. Tuning - button

4. Tuning + button

5. DC power socket

6. Antenna

7. Earphone socket

8. Speakers

9. INFO/MENU button

10. Vol - button

11. Vol + button

12 Alarm button

13. Display

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2

3

4

5 6 7 8

9

10

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12

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DAB OPERATIONGETTING STARTED

7 If no signal is found during the scan OFF AIR

will appear on the display and you will need to

relocate the radio and perform another scan.

Use the signal strength indicator to determine if

there is a signal available. See diagram below.

NOTE: If no signal can be found you may have a

weak DAB signal in your area. Repositioning the

antenna may improve the signal strength.

DAB INTRODUCTION

DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) technology

allows many more radio stations compared to FM.

DAB transmissions do away with problems of hiss

and fade that plague AM and FM broadcasts and

are less likely to be affected by adverse weather

conditions or other sources of interference.

In addition to speech and music DAB

1 Extend the antenna as far as it will go.

NOTE: The quality of the DAB/FM reception will

antenna.

2 Connect the mains adaptor to the DC power

socket on the rear of the radio.

3 The unit will display the word WELCOME for

a few seconds then display 0:00 . After a few

seconds the time will be auto detected from the

DAB reception.

4 Press the / SELECT button (2) to switch on the

unit (if not already on). The display will show the

word SCANNING followed by arrows indicating

the scan progress.

5 When stations are found, the radio will

automatically revert to the DAB function and play

6 The unit will default to the last mode and station

used when powered Off and then On again.

0:00

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A B S O L U T E

D A B

Signal Strength Indicator

transmissions carry high levels of data - far

greater than the limited RDS information available

on FM stations. Unlike FM, DAB is broadcast on

many frequencies. Many countries in Europe,

including the UK use Band III (174-240 MHz);

others, France for example, use the L-Band (1452-

1492 MHz). Germany uses both bands.

Your radio can tune Band III. Countries in Europe

that use Band III include: Belgium, Denmark,

Holland, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden,

Switzerland. Your radio will tune stations in all

these countries. Your radio cannot receive French

or German stations broadcasting in the L-Band

though FM services are available all over Europe.

Being digital, DAB transmissions can have a wider

frequency range and greater dynamics than that

available with FM technology.

Check how many statiosn you can get in your

area: www.digitalradio.de.

DAB OPERATION DAB OPERATION

1 The default mode is DAB but should the unit

be in FM mode press and hold the INFO/MENU

2 Use the T+ / T- buttons to cycle through the

menu options until you see TO DAB when

displayed press the / SELECT button to activate.

3 To select a station from the list ( found during

the initial scan pt1 getting started ) use the T+ /

T- buttons to cycle through.

4 When the station you wish to listen to is found,

press the / SELECT button.

5 The display will show TUNING for a second

and then activate the station.

6 Adjust the volume level to the required setting.

NOTE: If no signal is found when activating the

station OFF AIR will appear on the display and

you will need to relocate the radio and perform

another scan (see page 4 for manual tuning).

7 To enter standby mode press and hold the

/ SELECT button. To resume playback press the

/ SELECT button quickly.

Preset Memory

Ten preset stations can be stored in memory for

DAB. To store a station follow the below steps.

1 Press and hold the INFO/MENU button until you

2 Use the T+ / T- buttons to cycle through the

menu options until you see STORE when

displayed press the

/ SELECT button to activate

the preset store function.

3 P1 on the bottom right

hand side to indicate slot one of ten storage

locations. Select from 1-10 preset locations using

the T+ / T- buttons to cycle through 1-10.

4 Press the / SELECT button to store the current

station on the selected preset location.

Recalling The Preset Memory

To recall a preset station follow the below steps.

1 Press and hold the INFO/MENU button until you

2 Use the T+ / T- buttons to cycle through the

menu options until you see RECALL when

displayed press the / SELECT button to activate

the preset recall function.

3 P1 on the bottom right

hand side to indicate slot one of ten storage

locations. Select from 1-10 preset locations using

the T+ / T- buttons to cycle through 1-10.

NOTE: You can only recall stations from presets

that have been stored already.

4 Press the / SELECT button to recall the station

from the selected preset location.

Finding New Stations

From time to time new radio stations may become

available. Or you wish to use the unit in a different

location. In this case you will need to perform a

manual scan to update the station list.

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O LU T E P 1

D A B

DAB OPERATION

1 With the radio on and in DAB mode press and

hold the INFO/MENU button until you see the

2 Use the T+ / T- buttons to cycle through the

menu options until you see AUTOSCAN when

displayed press the / SELECT button to activate

the scan function.

3 You will see SCANNING appear on the display

for a second followed by arrows indicating the

scan progress.

4 Once complete any new stations will be added

to the list and any stations no longer available will

be removed.

Manual Tuning

As well as auto tune, you can manually tune the

receiver. This can help you when aligning the

aerial or when adding stations that were missed

while auto tuning.

1 With the radio on and in DAB mode press and

hold the INFO/MENU button until you see the

2 Use the T+ / T- buttons to cycle through the

menu options until you see MANUAL when

displayed press the / SELECT button to activate

the manual tune function.

3 Use the T+ / T- buttons to select a DAB channel.

Press the / SELECT button to activate the

selected frequency. If a signal is found the display

will show the signal strength of the found channel.

4 Press the / SELECT button once more to

return to the standard DAB tuning mode.

Display Modes

Press the INFO/MENU button, and the bottom

section of the display will show a sub text menu

with various information about the current station.

Every press of the INFO/MENU button changes

the information displayed.

This can be better explained in a diagram showing

the order of sequence. NOTE: once you reach the

last info setting the next press will return you to

Station Name Displays the name of the current

station.

DLS (Dynamic Label Segment)

Dynamic label segment is a scrolling message

that the broadcaster may include with their

transmissions. This message usually includes

information, such as program detail etc.

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D A B

Ensemble Name

Programme Type

DLS (scrolling text)

Station Name

Date

Day

Channel Frequency

Bitrate

Signal Strength

Secondary Services

Some radio stations operate a secondary service.

Which means a second temporary broadcast can

be output.

1 If you see a “>” symbol at the end of the station

info / description then a secondary service is

available.

2 Press the / SELECT button to activate the

service.

3 You will notice that once tuned to the secondary

service the “>” symbol now appears in front of the

info / description. Press the / SELECT button

again to resume the original broadcast.

1 To switch from any mode to FM press and

hold the INFO/MENU button until you see the

2 Use the T+ / T- buttons to cycle through the

menu options until you see “TO FM” when

displayed press the / SELECT button to activate.

3

reset (see page 9), the default frequency will be

87.5

can either press the T+ / T- buttons quickly to scan

up or down the range in 0.05 MHz increments or

press and hold either button for at least a second.

This will scan up or down the frequency range

until a strong signal is found.

4 Any station found will begin to play automatically

and RDS data (if the signal is strong enough will

scroll along the bottom of the display).

5 Adjust the volume level to the required setting.

FM OPERATION

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DAB OPERATION

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BSOLUTE>

DAB

Program type This describes the “Style” or

“genre” of music that is being broadcast e.g. “Rock

“or “Classical”.

Multiplex (Group name) A multiplex/ensemble is

a collection of radio stations that are bundled and

transmitted on one frequency. There are national

and local multiplexes. Local ones contain stations

NOTE: DAB – unlike normal radio, groups

together several radio stations and transmits them

on one frequency.

Date & Day

The time & date is set automatically from the DAB

broadcast or can be set manually.

Channel Frequency Displays frequency and

channel number for the current station.

Bitrate Displays the audio bit rate for the current

station.

Signal Strength Displays the signal strength for

the current station.

NOTE: only station name and DLS will remain on

screen the other options will time out.

with various information about the current station.

Every press of the INFO/MENU button changes

the information displayed.

This can be better explained in a diagram showing

the order of sequence. NOTE: once you reach the

last info setting the next press will return you to

Preset Memory

Ten preset stations can be stored in memory for

FM. To store a station follow the below steps.

1 Press and hold the INFO/MENU button until you

2 Use the T+ / T- buttons to cycle through the

menu options until you see “STORE” when

displayed press the / SELECT button to activate

the preset store function.

3 P1” on the bottom right

hand side to indicate slot one of ten storage

locations. Select from 1-10 preset locations using

the T+ / T- buttons to cycle through 1-10.

4 Press the / SELECT button to store the current

station on the selected preset location.

Recalling The Preset Memory

To recall a preset station follow the below steps.

1 Press and hold the INFO/MENU button until you

2 Use the T+ / T- buttons to cycle through the

menu options until you see “RECALL” when

displayed press the

/ SELECT button to activate

the preset recall function.

3 P1” on the bottom right

locations. Select from 1-10 preset locations using

the T+ / T- buttons to cycle through 1-10.

NOTE: You can only recall stations from presets

that have been stored already.

4 Press the

/ SELECT button to recall the station

from the selected preset location.

Display Modes

Press the INFO/MENU button, and the bottom

section of the display will show a sub text menu

FM OPERATION

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96.6 P1

FM

Signal Strength

Programme Type

DLS (scrolling text)

Station Name/Frequency

Date

Day

DLS (Dynamic Label Segment)

Dynamic label segment is a scrolling message

that the broadcaster may include with their

transmissions. This message usually includes

information, such as program detail etc.

4 Press the T+ / T- buttons to cycle through the

alarm repeat options: ONCE, DAILY, WEEKDAYS

& WEEKENDS. Press the / SELECT button to

proceed to the next step.

5 If “ONCE” was selected in the previous step you

will need to complete 2 more stages editing the

Year, Month & Day in the same manner as the

hours & minutes. Once complete press the

/ SELECT button.

6 The next step is to select the alarm type. Use

the T+ / T- buttons to cycle between BUZZER,

DAB or FM. Press the / SELECT button to

proceed.

7 The last setting is the alarm volume setting.

Use the T+ / T- buttons to set the volume and then

press the / SELECT button to save the alarm.

NOTE: Ensure the alarm volume is high enough

that you will hear the alarm.

ALARM OPERATION

7

Program type This describes the “Style” or

“genre” of music that is being broadcast e.g. “Rock

“or “Classical”.

Date & Day

The time & date is set automatically from the DAB

broadcast or can be set manually.

Signal Strength Displays the signal strength for

the current station.

Setting the Alarm

The clock radio has two alarm settings.

1 Press the ALARM button (12) the display will

show “ALARM 1”, press either of the T+ / T-

buttons to cycle between ALARM 1 or 2.

2 After selecting ALARM 1 or 2 press the

/ SELECT button and immediately afterwards

press either of the T+ / T- buttons to cycle between

ON or OFF for that alarm. Select ON and press

the / SELECT button once more to begin

programming the alarm.

3 First you will need to set the time for the alarm.

Use the T+ / T- buttons to set the hour (24 hour

format), press the / SELECT button to proceed

to setting the minutes using the same process as

above to set the minutes. Press the

/ SELECT

button to set the On Time and proceed.

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ALARM 1

DAB

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DAB

FM OPERATION

ALARM OPERATION

8

8 You will now see an alarm icon appear on the

display stating ALARM 1 or 2.

9 To cancel an alarm setting press the ALARM

button, use the T+ / T- buttons to select ALARM 1

or 2 and press the / SELECT button to enter the

options. Here you can use the T+ / T- buttons to

select ON or OFF.

10 Once you have selected the ON/OFF mode

press the / SELECT button to store the setting.

NOTE: When the alarm is set to DAB or FM the

last station listened to will be the station played

during the alarm.

NOTE 2: Should you need to step back to the

previous settings you can press the ALARM

button (12) repeatedly until you reach the setting

required.

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DAB

2

Reviewing the Alarm Settings

Follow the below procedure to check the settings

for ALARM 1 & 2.

1 Press the ALARM button (12) the display will

show “ALARM 1”, press either of the T+ / T-

buttons to cycle between ALARM 1 or 2.

2 After selecting ALARM 1 or 2 press the

/ SELECT button.

3 Continue to press the / SELECT button to

review the settings

4 Should you wish to alter any settings use the T+

/ T- buttons & the / SELECT button to store.

Cancelling the Alarm

To cancel the alarm while sounding press the

ALARM button (12).

1 When the radio or buzzer alarm sounds,

pressing the SNOOZE button (1) will silence the

2 The SNOOZE button can be pressed again

minutes to the snooze period.

NOTE: The snooze button can be pressed every

alarm is switched OFF.

SLEEP TIMER

Your clock radio can be set to turn off after a

preset period of time.

1 Ensure the unit is on.

2 Press the SNOOZE/SLEEP button (1) to initiate

the snooze setting menu.

SNOOZE OPERATION

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SLEEP 50

DAB

SOFTWARE VERSION

9

3 Use the T+ / T- buttons to cycle through the

timer options from OFF through to 90 minutes in 5

minute increments.

4 Press the

/ SELECT button to store the

setting.

HEADPHONE OUTPUT

There is a headphone output socket on the

back panel of the radio (7). If headphones are

connected to this socket for private listening, the

speakers will cut out automatically.

Always keep the volume within reasonable limits

to avoid damaging your hearing.

WARNING! Excessive sound pressure can cause

hearing loss. With continued use at high volume,

your ears may become accustomed to the sound

level, which may result in permanent damage to

your hearing.

SLEEP TIMER

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SLEEP 50

DAB

If at any time you need to review the software

revision number follow the below steps.

1 Press and hold the INFO/MENU button until you

2 Use the T+ / T- buttons to cycle through the

menu options until you see “VERSION” when

displayed press the / SELECT button to display

the details.

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DB820 V1

DAB

CARE & MAINTENANCE WARRANTYSPECIFICATION

10

AFTER USING YOUR RADIO

• Set to Standby.

• Switch the unit off at the mains and unplug it if

you are leaving it unattended for a long period

(holidays etc).

CARE AND CLEANING

All care and cleaning operations should be carried

out with the unit unplugged from the mains

power.

Occasionally wipe the cabinet with a lint free

duster. Never clean the unit with liquids or

solvents.

Supply Voltage: 5V DC

Mains power adaptor: 100-240 V AC to 5 V 1A DC

Output Power:...............0.6W

DAB:...............................BAND III 174 -240 MHz

FM:.................................87.5-108 MHz

Headphone Output:...... 3.5mm stereo jack

Your Tesco appliance is covered by a warranty

for 12 months from the date of purchase. If a fault

develops during this period, please contact the

TESCO electrical help line on 0845 456 6767.

Please have your original purchase receipt with

you when you call. This warranty in no way affects

your consumer rights.

UK: Waste electrical products should

not be disposed of with household

waste. Separate disposal facilities exist,

for your nearest facilities.

See www.recyclemore.co.uk or in-store for

details.

ROI: Produced after 13th August 2005.

Waste electrical products should not be disposed

of with household waste.

Please recycle where facilities exist. Check

with your Local Authority or retailer for recycling

advice.

This appliance complies with

European Safety and Electrical

directives. It fulfills the

following EU regulations:

EN55013: 2001 +A1: 2003 +A2: 2006

EN55020: 2007

EN61000-3-2:2006 +A1: 2009 +A2: 2009

EN61000-3-3: 2008

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