Eton FIELD BT Manuel utilisateur

FIELD

RADIO

II II

FIELD

OWNER'S

MANUA

MEET

THE

FIELD

Thank

you

for

purchasing

the Eton FIELD

AM/FM/

Radio.

want

you

to thoroughly

enjoy

the

use

this product.

take

advantage of its

many

excellent

and

unique

features,

urge

you

to carefully

read

the

user's

manual.

INSTALLING

BATTERIES

The

battery compartment

the

back

of the

radio.

Remove

pressing

the two tabs

and

pulling

up.

prevent battery

acid

leakage,

follow these instructions.

Battery

acid

leakage

not

covered

the

radio's

warranty. Install

only

fresh,

new

alkaline

cells,

all

the

same

brand

and

type.

Never

install

replace

with

batteries of different

brands

and

types.

Never

mix

old

batteries with

new

ones.

When

not

using

the

radio

for

than

days,

remove

the batteries.

BATTERY

TYPE

AND

OPERATION

Use

4 D

size

alkaline

batteries. Install

them

with

correct polarity

using

the

diagram

inside

the battery

compartment.

Replace

them

if the battery strength

indicator

the

display

shows

one

bar

the

sound

becomes

distorted.

The

radio

will turn

off

automatically if

the batteries

become

too

weak

BATTERY

LEVEL

INDICATOR

The

battery

level

indicator

the

upper

left

corner

of the

display.

When

batteries

are

full,

:•••~

will

displayed

the

FIELD

OWNER'S

MANUAL

LCD;

flashes,

it indicates that batteries

are

low

and

the

radio

will

soon

turn

off

automatically.

USING

POWER

Plug

adapter into the socket

the right

side

of the

radio.

Use

only

the

adapter

supplied.

When

the

adapter

plugged

in,

the

will

show

the

upper

left

corner

of the

display.

you

lose

the

adapter that

came

with the

radio,

use

one

with 7 Volt

output, negative

polarity, 1200

milliampere

and

plug

with

5.5

millimeter

outer

diameter,

2.1

millimeter

inner

diameter.

POWER

FAILURE

BACKUP

FEATURE

If batteries

are

the unit

and

powered

via

its

adapter,

will

automatically switch to battery

use

if there

power

failure.

TURNING

THE

FIELD

AND

Off

Turn

the

radio

pressing

the

red

POWER

SLEEP

button

the front top right

corner

of the

radio.

When

the unit

on,

press

the

POWER

SLEEP

again

to turn the

radio

off

TUNING

There

are

several

ways

tune the

radio

to a

desired

station:

•Rotate the tuning

knob

to select the frequency

•Short

press

the

DOWN

button to step

step

change

the frequency

higher

lower

FIELD

OWNER

MANUAL

•

Long

press

the

DOWN

button to

seek

the next

station

down

frequency

•

Press

the

PRESET

button to tune to the next preset

station

Short

press

the

QTUNE

button to increment

quickly

the frequency

range.

The

Q.TUNE

button

steps

frequency

OOOkHz

mode

and

modes

and

OOkHz

(AM)

mode.

Long

press

the

QTUNE

button

to continuously increment

the

steps

noted

above

TUNING

STATIONS

The

frequency

range

from

87.5

to l08

MHz.

Fully

extend the telescopic antenna

and

turn

the

radio.

Place

the top

BANDWIDTH

control onto the

MONO

STEREO

position.

Stereo

needed

only

when

you're

using

headphones

and

STEREO

appears

to the bottom left of

the frequency

the

display.

mono

has

better

signal

and

noise

ratio

well

anti-multiplex interference.

MONO/STEREO

OPERATION

Rotate

band

selector to

position,

mode,

short

press

"MONO/STEREO"

button.If the current station

astereo station, the

LCD

displays

"Stereo"

and

"--AUTO-

-".

Short

press

this button

again,

it switches to

"MONO".

Quick

press

this button to switch between

"MONO"

and

"STEREO".

RDS/INFO:

The

FIELD

Radio

supports

RDS

Data

Streaming

while

tuning

the

band.

Ashort

press

of the

RDS

INFO

button

will

enable

the

display

RDS

information

PS/

FIELD

OWNER'S

MANUAL

PTY/RT/DATA

cycle.

The~

icon

will

displayed

the

lower left

corner

of the

display

RDS

mode.

PS:

station

name,

when

station information, just

display

"NO

PS";

PTY:

program

category,

program,

just display"

PTY"

RT:

Radio

text,

text, just

display

"NO

RT"

DATA:

Clock/Date/program

call

information, if

information, just

display

"NO

DATA".

If the information

available,

the

display

format

is:

Station

call

Weekly

Month-Day-Year

Hour:Minute

Weekly

format:

"MON",

"TUE",

"WED"

"THU",

"FRI"

"SAT",

"SUN",

For

example,

the

LCD

will

roll

display

WGSS,

TUE

03-

25-2014

02:15,

TUNING

INTO

(AM)

STATIONS

Place

the top

BANDWIDTH

switch into theW

Nposition

(wide

narrow).

Place

bottom

BANDWIDTH

switch into

the

position.

Place

GAIN

switch into the 5 position,

higher

necessary.

Tune

the station with the

TUNING

knob

pressing

the

UP/DOWN

button

pressing

and

holding

the

UP/

DOWN

button for

one

second

engage

auto tuning.

Use

WIDE

interference

present

Use

NARROW

.if interference

present

FIELD

OWNER

MANUAL

CHANGING

THE

TUNING

STEPS

(9kHz

1OkHz)

MW,

medium

wave

stations,

known

stations

North

America,

range

from 520 to 1710KHz

North

America

and

from 522 to 1620KHz

other parts ofthe

world.

North

America

they tune

10KHz steps

and

other parts ofthe world they

may

tune

KHz

steps.

The

radio

set

for

KHz

tuning

default, but to

change

the steps to 9

KHz,

With

the

radio

off, long

press

th-e

PRESET

button to select.

Long

press

to switch

OK,

the

LCD

displays

10K

USING

THE

GAIN

KNOB

When

listening to

broadcast stations, this control

knob

should

dialed

near

position

you

are

listening

to a

weak

station,

increase

the

gain,

when

listening to

extremely strong stations,

decrease

the

gain.

For

listening

to Shortwave stations,

place

this control to

maximum

gain

and

decrease

the

gain

necessary.

CHANGING

THE

TUNING

SPEED

USING

THE

TIMER

TUNING

STEP

BUTTON

With

the

radio

on,

short

press

TIMER

TUNING

STEP

button, the

LCD

will

display:

Slow

Fast

Stop

FIELD

OWNER'S

MANUAL

For"SLOW"

mode,

rotate tuning

knob

increase

decrease

frequency for

1OkHz,

1kHz,

SWat

1kHz;

For

"FAST"

mode,rotate tuning

knob

increase

decrease

frequency for

1OOkHz,

9kHz

1OkHz,

SWat

5kHz;

For

"STOP"

mode,

the rotating tuning

knob

disabled.

ANTENNA

OX/LOCAL

SWITCH

If the station

you're

listening to

strong that it

sounds

distorted, turn this switch to the

LOCAL

position.

Otherwise,

leave

OX,

which

stands for

maximum

distance.

TUNING

(shortwave}

STATIONS

Turn

radio.

Place

the

upper

BANDWIDTH

switch

theW

position.

Place

the lower switch into

SW1,

SW2

SW3.

Initially set the

Gain

dial

to the

max

position for

the highest sensitivity.

This

will

aid

picking

even

the weakest of

signals

However,

if the

signal

desired

station

strong, the

maximum

gain

setting will

cause

signal

overloaded

and

distorted,

this

case

rotate

Gain

knob

counterclockwise to

reduce

the

gain

until the

distortion

eliminated.

The

gain

can

adjusted to

increase

decrease

sensitivity

necessary

minimize

interference.

FIELD

OWNER'S

MANUAL

appears

frequency

range

1711

to 29999

KHz.

Tune

the station with the

TUNING

knob

pressing

the

UP/DOWN

button

pressing

and

holding the

UP/

DOWN

button for

one

second

engage

auto tuning.

TUNING

FREQUENCY

RANGES

(BANDS)

Tune

to these frequency

ranges

for best

results.

The

radio

can

also

tune between these

ranges.

Meter

Band

(m)

Frequency

Best

Time

Day

90m

3,200-3,400

kHz

75m

3,900-4,000

kHz

60m

4,750-5,050

kHz

night

49m

5,800-6,200

kHz

night

7,1

7,500

kHz

night

31m

9,500-1

0,000

kHz

night

25m

650-1

2,200

kHz

19m

5,1

00-1

5,800

kHz

day

16m

7,550-1

7,900

kHz

day

15m

18,900-1

9,020

kHz

13m

,450-21,850

kHz

day

11m

25,600-26,100

kHz

day

OPTIMIZING

SHORTWAVE

RECEPTION

Shortwave

enables

listening to broadcasts

over

vast

distances

including

other countries

and

continents.

The

following information

will

help

you

get the best results.

During

the

day,

frequencies

above

MHz

are

usually

best.

FIELD

OWNER

MANUAL

At night, frequencies below

MHz

are

usually best.

Around

sunset

and

sunrise,

the entire shortwave

range

may

good.

Getting very

to awindow

and

holding the

radio

improves

shortwave reception.

learn

about shortwave

recommend

the publication

below,

published

yearly

and

available

from

major

booksellers.

Additionally, the Internet

agreat

resource

for learning about shortwave.

Type

'shortwave reception'

into your favorite

engine.

WORLD

RADIO

HANDBOOK

Published

the

USA

Watson-Guptill

Publications, 770

Broadway,

7th

Floor,

New

York,

10003-9595. www.watsonguptill.com

STORING

STATIONS

PRESET

LOCATIONS

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Preset

•

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·-~··

'=· '=·

~·

...

Press

ALARM/MEMORY

button to store station into

memory.

When

listening to

radio,

rotate the tuning

knob

press

the

UP/DOWN

arrow

Q.TUN

buttons to select your

desired

station.

Press

ALARM/MEMORY

button,

"Preset

FIELD

OWNER

MANUAL

"icon will flash

the

display.

Press

UP/DOWN

arrow

buttons to select memory

address

"sa'",

press

the

ALARM/MEMORY

button

again

to store station to

selected

address

and

exit memory status.

The

user

can

repeat this procedure to store other favorites, then

press

PRESET

button to

recall

memorized stations.

Note:

The

radio

can

store

atotal

memories,

l 0

presets

for

each

band.

RETRIEVING

STATIONS

FROM

PRESETS

With

the

radio

on,

press

the

PRESET

button continuously

to retrieve the stations that

have

been

stored. Notice

that the frequency

the display

changes

and

the 'Preset'

number shows

the right

side

of the

display.

Astation cannot

erased

from

memory.

Simply

store

another station

over

BLUETOOTH

FUNCTION

Power

the

radio

and

switch

band

selector to

1/0".

Short

press

PAIR

begin

pairing, now activate the

bluetooth of your

device

and

select

1/Fieldl/

to connect

your

device.

Once

connected,

open

music

player

your

device

play

music.

Short

press

PLAY/PAUSE

~II

button to

play

pause

the

music.

3.1

Short

press!

button to switch the next song

your

device.

....

3.2

Short

press

HouR

button to

back

to the last

song,

the

player

will start playing from the beginning after 5

seconds.

Bluetooth status

shown

the

LCD

display:

MODE"

Pairing

mode,the

1/>"

icon

flashing

quickly.

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