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3) For FM and DAB reception, connect
a corresponding antenna to the jack
FM ANTENNA. If the reception con-
ditions are good, the wire antenna
supplied ( fig. 1) may be used.
4) The line output or headphone output
of an audio player (e. g. CD player or
MP3 player) can be connected to
the 3.5 mm jack AUX INPUT.
5) Integrate the unit into a local net-
work that is connected to the Inter-
net via a router. For cable connec-
tion to the local network, use the
jack LAN. For wireless connection,
screw the wireless LAN antenna
supplied onto the connection WLAN
ANTENNA (
fig. 1) und place the
antenna into a vertical position.
6) The unit is equipped with an RS-
232 interface for remote control.
For remote control of the unit via
this interface, e. g. from a computer
( chapter 6), connect the D-Sub
jack "RS-232" to the RS-232 inter-
face of the computer (if there is no
RS-232 interface on the computer,
use an adapter "USB to R S-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 observe the po-
larity when connecting!).
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
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 re-
mote 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.
If the remote control is not used for a
longer time, remove the battery as a
precaution so that the remote control
will not be damaged in case the bat-
tery should leak.
3.2.1 Function overview
Most of the functions are available
via the remote control. They are not
always additionally described in the
following chapters and are therefore
listed in the following overview:
Button Function
to switch on go to the
standby mode
FM, DAB and Internet radio:
to save stations: keep the but-
ton pressed for a while to call
PRESET
up the storage menu, select
the storage location by means
of or and then save with
ENTER .
1 – 5
to call up saved stations 1 ... 5
to call up saved stations
SHIFT
6 ... 10:
press SHIFT, then button 1 ... 5
– t o set the time of the sleep
timer function
SLEEP
– to set the alarm interval
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USB
AUX
INPUT
Button Function
ALARM
ENTER
REPEAT
VOLUME
IR sensor for the
CONTROL SELECT
MODE
PRESET
REPEAT
BACK
MENU SHUFFLE
SELECT
ENTER
– t o call up / exit the menu
"Alarms"
– w hen the alarm sounds:
to stop the alarm
– i n standby mode:
to switch alarms 1 and 2
on / off (
chapter 4.8, item 6)
to select the operating mode:
Internet radio Music player
MODE
DAB radio FM radio
Bluetooth Audio Aux in
– t o call up the menu
– t o return to the highest
MENU
menu level
– t o exit the menu
/
to select a menu line
to select settings in the menu
/
to return to the previous menu
level
– to call up a menu item
– to confirm a setting
FM / R DS, D AB a nd I nternet r adio:
to show additional information
INFO
music player: to show addi-
tional title information
music player: to replay the
titles continuously
music player: to replay the
titles in random order
PLAY /
music player and Bluetooth*:
STOP
to pause / continue the replay
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
MAIN VOLUME
INFO
ALARM
SLEEP STANDBY
MUTE
PREV
NEXT
PLAY/II
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