Bush POCKET Manuel utilisateur

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PORTABLE DAB+ DIGITAL RADIO

POCKET

www.bushaustralia.com.au

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Introduction

Thank you for your purchase. This product is designed to give

you many years of trouble-free service.

You may already be familiar with using a similar unit,

however please take the time to read these instructions

to ensure that you operate the product correctly.

Safety is important

Your safety and the safety of others is very important.

Therefore, please ensure you read the “Safety

Instructions”carefully before you operate this unit.

Warranty

In the unlikely event that your product fails to work

normally, please call one of the below free phone

numbers to discuss the problem with one of our qualified

service engineers.

Australia

Bush Warranty: 1800 509 394

New Zealand

Bush Warranty: 0800 450 259

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CONTENTS

Introduction………………………………………….

FM Mode…………………………………………….

10-11

General Instructions….……..………….…………

3-5

Generation Operations……………………………

11-12

Controls and Features…………………………….

6-8

Troubleshooting…………………………………….

Getting Started…………………………………….

Specification………………………………………..

DAB+ Mode…………………………….…………..

9-10

Warranty…………………………………………….

15-16

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General Instructions

Please ensure that you read all of these safety

instructions carefully, before operating this unit.

Safety Considerations

Do not use the unit in humid or damp conditions.

Do not allow your radio to get wet. You must keep it

away from dripping or splashing water.

Do not cover the ventilation holes as this may cause

the unit to overheat.

No naked flame sources, such as candles or

cigarettes, should be used near the unit.

Do not place any objects filled with liquids, such as

vases or jugs, on or near the unit.

Battery Pack

This unit is designed for either Nickel-Metal-Hydride

battery pack or 3 non-rechargeable Alkaline AAA batteries,

please do not perform USB charging when non rechargeable

Alkaline AAA batteries are installed in the radio. Only perform

USB charging if rechargeable (NiMH/NiCd) batteries are

installed.

The old battery pack should be recycled or disposed of in an

environmentally friendly way as prescribed by local

regulations.

Cleaning

Do not use any liquids or aerosol cleaners, as this may

damage the unit. Use a soft, dust free cloth.

Servicing

There are no user serviceable parts in the unit. When

servicing, refer to qualified service personnel.

Consult your retailer if you are ever in doubt about the

installation/operation/safety of the product.

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What is DAB+

DAB+ was developed in Europe by a consortium of

broadcasters and manufacturers. DAB+ uses digital

compression techniques to transform the source material,

i.e. music and speech, into better quality audio.

Interference Free Reception

Analogue systems suffer from an effect called “multipath

distortion”. This is because waves do not behave in an

orderly fashion, but bounce and reflect off buildings etc.

DAB+ sees this as an advantage and uses the directed

and reflected signals to reinforce the end result, allowing

for better service more of the time.

No Need to Re-tune

Performing a scan of your DAB+ radio will locate all

available stations within a broadcast area. DAB+ scans

automatically and tunes-in all of the available stations. You

Scrolling Text

Broadcasters can transmit text to your radio. This way you

can read the name of the DJ, artist, song title news,

weather or any other information broadcast by DAB+

stations.

DAB+ Coverage

Check your local coverage at

www.digitalradioplus.com.au, or alternatively send a text

message to 0409-DRPLUS to receive an SMS confirming

whether you reside in a DAB+ broadcast area.

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Getting Started

Carefully remove your DAB+ Digital Radio from the box.

We recommend keeping the packaging for future reference.

In the Box

Inside the box you will find:

1 DAB+ Digital Radio (Main Unit) + 1 User Guide

1 Set of Headphones + 1 USB cable

3 non-rechargeable Alkaline AAA batteries

Using Headphones

To listen to your DAB+ Digital Radio via Headphones, you

will require headphones with a 3.5 mm diameter stereo

plug (as per the set included). The Headphone Socket is

located on the top of the unit.

Please note that the headphones also function as the aerial

for your portable radio. Other headphones may be used if

preferred, but signal strength may be reduced if the

headphones used have a connection wire that is shorter than

the original 1m length

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FRONT

Display Screen

2. Info Button

3. Mode Button



SELECT



5. Scan Button

6. Mute Button

7. Menu Button

8. Preset Button

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SIDE

Volume Button

2. USB Charge Port

Bottom

TOP

Display Screen

Standby Button

Headphone Socket

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BACK VIEW

Alkaline/NiMH Switch

The USB cable is provided for you to charge

rechargeable batteries placed in your radio via your

PC or laptop with an output of 5V.

Battery Warnings

·If you prefer to use Nickel-Metal-Hydride batteries, before installing

them, flick the switch inside the battery compartment to NIMH, likewise,

flick the switch to Alkaline side when 3 Alkaline batteries are installed.

·This unit has a charge management circuit that ensures that it is never

over-charged. Normally, the charge needs about 5 hours, it will

automatically stop charging, when the battery is full.

·Please do not reverse polarity of batteries nor mix battery types, and do

not mix old and new batteries.

·If you will not use the radio for an extended period, please take the

batteries out to avoid damage to the radio.

Battery Operation

1. Push the triangle on the back of the unit down to open the battery door.

2. Place batteries, matching polarity with the markings on the radio and

replace the cover.

3. Press , the unit will turn on.

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Getting Started

Press to switch the radio on or off.

Please note: for initial use, following a welcome message, an

auto scan will be conducted, and store all available DAB+

Stations into its memory list. When the scan is complete, the

first located station will begin to play.

DAB+ Mode

Change to another Station

Please note: make sure your radio is playing a DAB+ station.

Press or to browse through the radio station list 

Press SELECT to confirm the station that you wish to listen

to.

Update Station List

Please note: for best results - place your radio in an area with

strong signal position.

Press MENU press SELECT to confirm ‘Full scan’. Your radio

will now search for any new stations and update the station list

automatically.

Prune

Note: this will remove inactive stations from the station list.

Press MENU Press twice to ‘Prune’Press SELECT to

confirmpress to select Yes Press SELECT.

Adjusting the volume level

Press the + VOL - buttons on the side of radio to adjust the

volume level.

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