Sangean DT-210 Operating Instruction

DT-210
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Controls
Stereo / Mono / Speaker switch
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Memory button
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Tuning Up / Down
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Earphones Jack
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Volume Control
5
Power switch
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Display
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Memory Recall
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DBB (Deep Bass Boost) selection
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Band selector
10
Belt Clip holder
11
Lock switch
12
Battery compartment
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Belt Clip
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Display
Waveband indicator
A
DBB on
B
Key lock indicator
C
Low battery indicator
D
Frequency display
E
Memory preset
F
Stereo indicator
G
90 minutes auto shut off indicator
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Operating instruction
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Installing batteries
1. Position the radio face down.
2. Press the catch and slide in the direction of the mark.
3. Lift up the battery cover and insert 1xUM-4 (AAA) size on
each side of battery compartment. Make sure the batteries
are positioned in accordance with the diagram indicated.
4.
Replace the battery cover.
Battery replacement
The battery indicator will appear and flash in the display
when the batteries are in need of replacement. After removing
the batteries, you have approximately 3 minutes to replace the
batteries after which the preset memory information will be lost.
Operating the radio
Search tuning
1. Switch on the radio by pressing the Power button.
Note:
The radio is originally set to be 90 minutes auto shut off
after Power is switched on (
display).
If you don't need this feature, press Power button for more
than 2 seconds until symbol removed from the display.
2.
Select the required waveband by repeatedly pressing the
Band button. On FM and TV band (DT-210V only ), connect
the supplied earphones as the antenna or the wire antenna.
On AM (MW) and LW band (DT-210L), rotate the radio for
best reception.
3. Press and hold down either the Tuning Up or Down buttons
until frequency in the display begins to change rapidly.
Release the button.
4. The radio will scan the selected waveband, stopping each
time if finds a station of sufficient strength. Adjust the volume
control to the required level.
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