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local network, use the jack LAN . For
wireless connection, screw the wireless
LAN antenna supplied onto the con-
nection WLAN ANTENNA (
und place the antenna into a vertical
position .
6) The unit is equipped with an RS-232 in-
terface for remote control . For remote
control of the unit via this interface,
e . g . from a computer (
connect the D-Sub jack "RS-232" to
the RS-232 interface of the computer
(if there is no RS-232 interface on the
computer, use an adapter "USB to
RS-232") .
7) For power supply, use the mains cable
supplied to connect the mains jack
"230 V~ / 50 Hz" to a mains socket .
As an alternative or as a precaution
against power failure, operate the
unit with a DC voltage of 15 V via the
screw terminals "15 V ⎓ " (always ob-
serve the polarity when connecting!) .
3.2 IR remote control
The remote control is operated with a 3 V
button cell (type CR 2025) . If a battery is
already inserted in the remote control,
remove the insulating film (to protect the
battery from being discharged) from the
battery holder . The remote control is now
ready for operation . When you press a
button on the remote control, always
point the remote control at the IR sensor
(
☞
fig . 2) . Make sure that there are no
obstacles between the sensor and the
remote control .
INTERNET RADIO
1
2
3
PRESET
SHIFT
SLEEP
4
5
MENU
INFO
ALARM
ENTER
ENTER
MODE
REPEAT
SHUFFLE
PLAY/STOP
VOLUME
MUTE
Internet Radio
HIT Radio-ABC
Jonny White - I can't
forget you
POWER
If the remote control is not used for a
longer time, remove the battery as a
precaution so that the remote control
☞
fig . 1)
will not be damaged in case the battery
should leak .
3.2.1 Function overview
Most of the functions are available via
the remote control . They are not always
☞
chapter 6),
additionally described in the following
chapters and are therefore listed in the
following overview:
Button Function
PRESET
1 – 5
SHIFT
SLEEP
ALARM
MODE
MENU
/
/
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USB
AUX
INPUT
to switch on go to the standby
mode
FM, DAB and Internet radio:
to save stations: keep the button
pressed for a while to call up the
storage menu, select the storage
location by means of or and
then save with ENTER .
to call up saved stations 1 ... 5
to call up saved stations 6 ... 10:
press SHIFT, then button 1 ... 5
– to set the time of the sleep
timer function
– to set the alarm interval
– to call up / exit the menu
"Alarms"
– when the alarm sounds:
to stop the alarm
– in standby mode:
to switch alarms 1 and 2 on / off
(
chapter 4 .8, item 6)
☞
to select the operating mode:
Internet radio Music player
DAB radio FM radio
Bluetooth Audio Aux in
– to call up the menu
– to return to the highest menu
level
– to exit the menu
to select a menu line
to select settings in the menu
to return to the previous menu
level
IR sensor for the
remote control
CONTROL SELECT
SELECT
ENTER
Button Function
– to call up a menu item
ENTER
– to confirm a setting
FM / RDS, DAB and Internet radio:
to show additional information
INFO
music player: to show additional
title information
music player: to replay the titles
REPEAT
continuously
music player: to replay the titles
SHUFFLE
in random order
PLAY /
music player and Bluetooth*:
STOP
to pause / continue the replay
VOLUME
to adjust the volume
+
−
MUTE
to mute / unmute the sound
FM: to start the scan (keep the
button pressed until the scan
starts)
I / I
music player and Bluetooth*:
to go to the previous / next title
music player and Bluetooth*:
/
fast reverse / fast forward
* function available depending on the Bluetooth
source used
Fig. 3 Functions of the remote control
3.2.2 Inserting / Replacing the battery
1) Push the latch of the battery support
to the right (first arrow in fig . 4) and
pull out the support (second arrow) .
1.
2.
Fig. 4 Battery support
2) When replacing the battery, remove
the discharged battery .
3) Insert the new battery in the support,
positive pole facing upwards . Push the
support back into the remote control .
Never put batteries in the house-
hold waste . Always dispose of
the batteries in accordance with
local regulations .
MODE
PRESET
REPEAT
INFO
ALARM
SLEEP STANDBY
BACK
MENU SHUFFLE
MUTE
PREV
NEXT
PLAY/II
➁
MAIN VOLUME
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