Goodmans ROCKA Manuel utilisateur

USER MANUAL

MODEL: ROCKA

PORTABLE DAB & FM RADIO

ROCKA

Welcome1

Your Portable DAB Radio

2.1 In The Box

2.2 Top View

2.3 Side View

2.4 Rear View

Features4

Troubleshooting

6Technical Specifications

Customer Support7

3Quick Setup

3.1 Connect Rocka to power supply

3.2 Power on Rocka

POWER ON/OFF button

4.1 Switch Power On/Off

DAB/FM button

4.2 Switching to DAB/FM Mode

TUNING/VOLUME dial

4.3 Tune + – dial

4.4 Volume + – dial

PRESET button

4.5 Storing Presets

MENU/INFO button

4.6 View Program Information

4.7 DAB Full Scan & Manual Tune

4.8 System Menu

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Welcome

Thank you for choosing a Goodmans product. We’ve been

making electronics for the British people for over 70 years.

Each of our products has been carefully designed to be

great at what it does and this one is no exception. We hope

you enjoy your new Rocka DAB Digital Radio.

Your Portable DAB Radio2

In The Box

Carefully remove your Rocka from the box.

Inside the box you will nd:

• Rocka Portable DAB Radio

• Micro USB cable

• USB Mains adapter

• Quick Start Guide

• Guarantee Booklet

If any of these items are missing contact customer support.

Visit: www.goodmans.co.uk/support.

2.1

Mains Power

Your Portable DAB Radio requires a mains supply of 230V AC ~

50Hz. Please ensure that your mains supply is compatible before

use.

Position of Rocka

Place on a at, stable surface that is not subject to vibrations.

Avoid the following locations:

• Where it is exposed to direct sunlight

• Where it is close to heat radiating sources

• Where the humidity is high and ventilation is poor

• Where it is dusty

Adjusting the Aerial

Fully extend the aerial to ensure good reception in both DAB and

FM Radio modes. It may be necessary to alter the position of the

DAB Digital Radio and/or the aerial to achieve the best signal.

Using Headphones

Headphones require a 3.5mm diameter stereo plug and an

impedance of 8-32 ohms. Headphones are not supplied with

Rocka.

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Top View

Rear View

Side View

2.2

2.3

DAB/FM button

Press to switch between DAB, FM

mode.

Menu/Info button

Press to display menu options, or

display the station info.

Preset 1

Press to select your favourite stored

stations.

Preset 2

Preset 3

Preset 4

Headphone socket

Used to connect headphones to

Rocka.

Micro USB socket

Used to connect Rocka to the mains

power supply.

Aerial

Dial

Turn: volume/tuning/select control

Press: conrm

Power On/Off button

Flick to turn Rocka on/off.

C D F G HE

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Quick Setup3

3.1

3.2

Connect Rocka to power supply

You can insert 4 x AA batteries into the battery compartment

of Rocka, or use provided USB cable and adapter to connect

Rocka to a power (mains) outlet.

1. Plug one end of the USB cable into the mains adapter, and

plug the other end into Rocka’s Micro USB socket.

2. Connect the USB mains adapter to a live AC power (mains)

outlet.

3. Raise and extend the aerial.

Power on Rocka

Turn Rocka on by simply rocking the Power On/Off button.

The rst time the radio is switched on, it will start up in DAB mode

and automatically scan for the available stations.

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Features4

4.1

4.2

Switch Power On/Off

The Power On/Off switch is a rocker style switch.

1. To turn Rocka on, press the top of Power On/Off button.

2. To turn Rocka off, press the bottom of Power On/Off button.

The rst time Rocka is turned on, it will start up DAB mode. It

will automatically scan for the available radio stations (g.1).

When the scan is complete, Rocka will select the rst available

station. Stations are listed in alphanumeric order.

The station list is retained in memory so the next time you switch

Rocka on, the station search does not take place.

If there are no stations found, check that adequate DAB coverage

exists in your area.

Switching to DAB/FM Mode

The rst time Rocka is switched on, it will start up in DAB

mode

1. If Rocka is in DAB mode, press the DAB/FM button to

switch to FM mode. FM text will be shown on the display.

2. Once in FM mode, your Rocka will tune to the start of the

available FM range (87.50MHz) or the last FM station (g.2).

g.1

g.2

4.3 Tuning + – dial

1. DAB mode: to select DAB stations, press and turn the dial

clockwise or anti-clockwise to navigate between the

available DAB stations. Press the dial to listen to the selected

station. To manually tune DAB stations, please refer to 4.7.

2. FM mode: to seek FM stations, press and turn the dial

clockwise or anti-clockwise to seek to the next available

station. To manually tune FM stations, press the dial again

and turn to manually adjust the frequency by 0.05MHz

steps.

POWER ON/OFF button

DAB/FM button

TUNING/VOLUME dial

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4.5 Storing Presets

You can store 4 presets in DAB and 4 in FM mode.

1. To store a preset, select your desired radio station, then

press and hold one of the Preset buttons until the LCD

displays “Preset (number) stored” (g.4).

2. To recall a station, just press the relevant preset number

button.

If you choose a preset that has not been allocated a station, then

“Empty” will be displayed.

g.4

4.6 View Program Information

1. DAB function: If Rocka is in DAB mode, press Menu/Info

button to select different info to show on the display: DLS

(Dynamic Label Segment), signal strength, program type,

ensemble, program frequency, bitrate codec, time and date.

2. FM function: If Rocka is in FM mode, press Menu/Info button

to select different info to show on the display: program

frequency, stereo/mono, radio text, program type, signal

strength, time and date.

PRESET buttons

MENU/INFO button

g.3

4.4 Volume + – dial

1. To increase the volume, turn the dial clockwise (g.3).

2. To decrease the volume, turn the dial anti-clockwise.

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g.6

4.7

4.8

DAB Full Scan & Manual Tune

If Rocka is in DAB mode, press and hold the Menu/Info button to

enter the menu list. In the menu list you can set full scan, manual

tune and system.

Full Scan

Select this option to start full scan automatically.

1. Turn the dial to the <Full Scan> option.

2. Press the dial to conrm and full scan starts automatically

(g.5).

3. Once a scan is completed, the radio will play the rst station

on the station list.

if no radio station found, it shows “No DAB Station”. For a better

reception, extend the aerial or do the full scan again in another

place.

Manual Tune

Select this option to manually tune to a particular channel/

frequency. This can be useful for adjusting your aerial to achieve

the best possible reception and scanning a particular channel to

update the station list.

1. Turn the dial to the <Manual Tune> option.

2. Press the dial to conrm.

3. Turn the dial to select a particular channel/frequency (g.6).

4. Press the dial to conrm the setting.

The display shows a live indication of the received signal strength

on the selected frequency. Use this display to adjust your aerial to

the optimum signal strength.

System Menu

In both DAB and FM modes, press and hold the Menu/Info

button to enter the menu list. In the menu list you can set

backlight and language, reset to default setting, and S/W version.

Turn the dial to scroll through the selections and press to conrm.

An asterisk denotes the current setting where an adjustment is

available (g.7).

g.5

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g.11

g.9

g.10

Backlight

Select this option to alter the timeout and brightness of the

backlight. The backlight can be adjusted for when Rocka is on.

1. Turn the dial to the <Backlight> menu.

2. Press the dial to conrm.

3. To set the timeout of backlight, turn the dial and press to

enter <Timeout> setting menu. Turn the dial to select < Off |

10sec | 20sec | 30sec | 45sec | 60sec | 90sec | 120sec |

180sec >, and press the dial to conrm (g.7).

4. To set the brightness level, turn the dial and press to enter

<On Level> setting menu. Use the dial to select <Medium>,

<High> or <Low> brightness, and press the dial to conrm

(g.8).

Language

Select this option to change the language used for the menu

options.

1. Turn the dial to the <Language> menu.

2. Press the dial to conrm.

3. Turn the dial to select a language from below options <

English | Français | Deutsch | Italiano >, and press the dial to

conrm (g.9).

Factory Reset

Select this option to clear all user dened settings, replacing them

with the original default values.

1. Turn the dial to the <Factory Reset> menu.

2. Press the dial to conrm.

3. Turn the dial to choose <Yes> and press the dial to start the

factory reset (g.10).

S/W Version (Software Version)

Select this option to display the current version of software in the

DAB digital radio.

1. Turn the dial to <S/W Version> menu.

2. Press the dial to display the current software version (g.11).

g.8

g.7

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Problem What to do

There is no sound from my radio

1. Check that the volume is not set to the minimum.

2. Make sure that the radio has been able to locate

DAB/FM stations.

The display shows ‘NO SERVICES

AVAILABLE’ in DAB mode

1. Make sure that DAB coverage exists in your area.

2. Try adjusting the position of the aerial or location

of the radio.

Poor reception

1. As with any radio service, there will be areas of

weak signal that may cause poor reception.

2. Follow the instructions for Manual Tuning and

adjust the aerial while monitoring the signal

strength until the optimum signal is obtained. If

reception is still poor, try re-locating the radio to

another part of the room.

I cannot access secondary services

1. At the time of publishing this manual not many

secondary services are available in the UK.

2. This will increase as more DAB stations start

broadcasting. If a secondary service station is

available, the secondary indicator ‘>>’ will be

displayed next to the station name.

Some of the buttons on the DAB Digital

Radio are not working

1. This may be caused by electrostatic discharge.

2. Turn the Portable DAB Radio off, disconnect the

mains plug and reconnect after a few seconds.

Troubleshooting5

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