Albrecht DR 600 Manuale utente

User Manual

DAB Radio

DR 600

Please Read Carefully this manual before you operate this radio.

Important Safety Instruction

• This product is intended to work from DC 9 V +/- 10% and from 230 V AC

via the supplied 230 V AC wall adapter.

• Do not attempt to unplug with wet hands.

• Product should be situated away from heat, water and moisture sources

such as radiators, stoves, oven, bath tub, swimming pool or wet basement.

• Do not use any attachment not recommended by Albrecht. Do not

disassemble or reassemble product under any conditions.

• Never spill or spray liquid on the product.

• Do not place heavy objects on top of product.

• Make sure product is placed on a smooth and solid surface.

• To ensure good ventilation. Do not block or cover any slots or openings in

the cabinet.

• If the product is left unattended or unused for a long time. Unplug the

power to prevent possible damage cause by lightning or power surges.

• Avoid placing product near devices which may generate magnetic fields.

• Replacement Parts – When replacement parts are required, be sure the

service technician had used replacement parts specified by the

manufacturer or have the same characteristics as the original parts.

Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, injury or other

hazards.

• Servicing – Do not attempt to service this player yourself as opening or

removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage of other hazards.

Our warranty is void if unauthorized repair attempts are stated. Refer all

servicing only to qualified service personnel.

WARNING:

Any changes or modifications made to this system not expressly approved by the

manufacturer could void your authority to operate this equipment.

Unpacking

This section lists the contents of your package. Contact us if any items are

missing or damaged.

1. digital radio unit.

2. 230V AC to 9VDC Mains Power adapter.

3. Removable telescopic aerial (fitted to unit).

4. User Manual

User Manual

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Rear Panel

Controls and Connectors

This section provides information on the controls and connectors available on the

front and rear panels for your DAB radio.

Front Panel

①Backlight LCD display

②Preset buttons (1-8) for up to right stations.

③Vol knob adjusts the volume

④Alarm

⑤Auto Scan

⑥Tuning +/-

⑦Enter

⑧Sleep

⑨Std.By

⑩LED Indicator

⑪Menu button changes the text shown on the bottom line of the display

⑫DAB / FM

⑬Headphone Jack

⑭Aerial socket for connection to the supplied telescopic or other aerial

⑮9V DC for connection to mains adapter

Quick start

1. Fully extend the telescopic aerial.

2. Attach the mains adapter and plug in to your power supply.

3. Push the “Std.By” button to switch the unit on. The LCD will light up and a

progress bar on the bottom line indicates the progress of an auto tune to find

the stations available in your area. If no stations are found you will be

presented with a series of options which you can use to retry the tuning

process or and adjust your aerial position. The stations found will be stored in

alphanumeric order and the first station on the list will be selected.

4. Adjust the “VOL” control if necessary to hear it.

5. Turn the “Tuning +/-“ knob to see all the stations available and push to

“Enter” and listen to another station.

Using your DAB Radio

This section provides information on using your DAB radio including tuning,

selecting a station and altering the display information.

Switching on and off

Before switching on for the first time, check all connections,

extend your aerial fully and ensure that the volume is turned

down. Push and release the “Std. By” button to switch the unit

on or off. The LCD screen will light up when the unit is on.

Auto Scan

When you first switch on the unit it will start an automatic

tuning process described below in first time. You may want to

re-tune the unit at a later date if you move the unit to a

different room or if you want to receive a newly introduced

multiplex.

Auto Scan

Std.By

Tuning for the first time

When you switch on your DAB radio for the first time an Auto

Tune process will be performed automatically. A progress

indicator on the display show that Auto Tune is just running.

If stations are found during the Auto Tune, the first station on

the list will be selected and you will hear it through the speaker.

If no stations are found during the Auto Tune,

“No station available” will be shown on the display for a few

seconds and then press “Auto Tune” to scan the radio station

again.

Connecting to headphones

You can connect a set of stereo headphones to your radio using

the headphones socket. It is also possible to connect the radio

to a home stereo amplifier by this socket.

Connecting to power supply

Once you have made all other connections, connect the

supplied power lead to the socket on the side of your digital

radio and plug the power adapter into a wall outlet. Do not use

other wall adapters than the original, do not use adapters any

more if cables, plugs or plastic cabinets are damaged.

Adjusting the volume

You can rotate the volume using the volume knob.

9V 1.2 A

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Searching

90.1 MHz FM

Programme Type

No station

Available

Max

olume

Min

Data and Time

Display the date and time obtained from the current multiplex.

DLS

Dynamic Label Segment Displays the mode of the current

service. In most cases the broadcast stations use the DLS for

information about the songs or about the artists

Prg Type

Displays the mode of the program type. This is set by the

broadcaster to suit the type and quality of material being

transmitted.

Channel

Displays the channel identifier for the station to which you are

listening.

Reception

Displays the station of signal reception weak or strong. The bar

display can be used to find the optimum antenna position.

Using the preset knobs

Once you have tuned your radio you select the digital radio

station you want to listen by using the Tuning+/- knob. If you

have assigned stations to preset knobs, you can also select

them directly by pressing the relevant numbered button (1-8).

The numbered buttons (1-8) enable you to store radio stations

for one-touch access.

To store a station

If You have tuned to your desired station and hear it via the

speaker, simply press one of the station storage buttons for

about 2-3 seconds, the storage facility will then take over the

BBC Asian DAB

09:04 19-02-2004

BBC Asian DAB

(DLS)

BBC Asian DAB

(Prg Type)

BBC Asian DAB

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1 2 3

4 Shift Mute

1 2 3

4 Shift Mute

station into the memory location. Station knobs 1-4 have

direct access, while the memory locations 4-8 can be reached

after pressing the shift button first.

You can store a station to a preset while listening it or when you

see the station name on the bottom line of the display while

scrolling through the station list.

To recall a previously stored station

Press and release the numbered button under which you

stored the station. If the selected preset is empty, the display

shows “Preset empty” for a few seconds and you continue

listening to the currently selected station.

Mute

Mute: Push it then muting music, push again and start the

music again.

DAB/FM toggle-switch

DAB/FM: Push it then switching to FM, push again and return to

DAB.

Please note that DAB transmissions are not yet available in all

regions. User conventional FM radio mode when You cannot

find any DAB station. The RDS system is active on the standard

FM band 87.5 to 108 MHz. Stations which are using this system

can be identified in the display.

The national authorities allow long transition periods for the

broadcasters to switch over to digital DAB transmissions, but

sooner or later more and more stations will start DAB

transmissions.

Mute

DAB/FM

1 2 3

4 Shift Mute

L-Band Selection

In some regions of Germany, France and Canada additional

channels in the L-Band are used to broadcast local radio

programs. In these countries You should activate the L Band

reception parallel to the Band III standard reception.

Menu: Press “Menu” and hold 3 seconds for continue control

Menu: Press “Menu” again

Menu: Press “Menu” to select channel in L1~L23 (Canada) or

LA~LW (Germany and France) mode

Enter: Hold “Enter” 2 seconds to appear “Manual tune”. The n

press “UP” or “Down” to select channel and press “Enter” to

confirm the selection

Manual tune

LA 1452.96 MHz

BBC Asian DAB

Customer vP1.05

BBC Asian DAB

Stereo 192Kbps

BBC Asian DAB

L-Band L1-L23

BBC Asian DAB

10:10 19-2-2004

Alarm

Alarm: Press alarm key to activate the Alarm function

(“on” or “off”)

Turning Up/Down: Press “Up” or “Down” to select alarm type,

you can select alarm type as Radio or Beep.

Time set: press turning “Up” or “Down” to set up your alarm

time, you can continue to push it in order to speed up the timer.

Then press enter key to finish the setting, you will see the

“*”graphic to show in LCD at right lower corner.

Stop alarm: During Alarm sounds, just push alarm key then

“Enter” key or “Power” to stop alarm.

Sleep

The Sleep function will switch off the radio automatically after

a pre-determined time.

Press “Sleep” key then “Enter” key . Use “Up/Down” to

select the time after which the radio shall switch off (for

example after 30 minutes).

Enter

Confirm setting with “Enter”.

Alarm

Alarm Status

off

Alarm Type

Beep

Alarm Time Set

10:35 00:00

Sleep

Sleep Status

off

Sleep Status

30 min

Sleep timer

On 30 min

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