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Summary of Contents for Oliver Hemming Robin
- Page 1 Robin Bluetooth Speaker Alarm Clock Instructions and Warranty...
- Page 2 Introduction - English Robin is an active Bluetooth speaker with an analogue alarm clock. The simple intuitive controls make Robin very easy to use. Please read this booklet carefully. The audio unit is powered by mains electricity and the clock by an internal re-chargable battery, so the clock will keep working when the mains power is off.
- Page 3 Robin Speaker Clock” in the available devices section, and then connect to it. Turn up the volume on your phone and on the top of the Robin to maximum. Play your audio from your phone, and adjust the volume on the Songbird or with your phone.
- Page 4 Using the Alarm clock, snooze and night light Set the alarm time by turning the alarm set button on the back of the Robin unit, like a normal alarm clock. To switch on the alarm, make sure the alarm on/off button on the top of the Robin unit is showing a green LED light.
- Page 5 Do not use any abrasive cleaning pads or you will scratch it. Position the Robin out of direct sunlight so that it does not discolour the fi nish or the clock dial or get too hot.
- Page 6 Specifications Controls Audio Power Power output 10W Bluetooth pairing 65mm full range driver Volume SNR Signal to noise ratio ≥ 95db Play / Pause 110V / 220V external transformer Night light Frequency response 80Hz -17,000Hz Snooze Stainless steel grille Alarm set Digital amplifi...
- Page 7 Turn up the volume of your phone to about 70% of its maximum and then adjust the volume on the Robin so that the sound is as you want it. If the volume on the phone is not loud enough then the Robin amplifi er cannot clearly reproduce the music.
- Page 8 Simple elegant solutions Exquisitely detailed www.oliverhemming.com Oliver Hemming and the mark and Robin are all internationally registered trademarks 011156262, 01117338, 016771479 The Robin bluetooth speaker alarm is a registered design 1400973.8 & 1701498.4 and has patent applied for. Robin Series A...
- Page 9 FCC Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
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