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    GUAD AB08IP D AB Radio with iP od docking station User Guide IMPORT ANT : Please read all instructions carefully before use and keep for future reference GUADAB08IP_UserGuide.indd 1 GUADAB08IP_UserGuide.indd 1 18/07/2008 15:25:28 18/07/2008 15:25:28[...]

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    2 Introduction Thank you for choosing this Grundig DAB Radio with Docking Station. Not only can you listen to your favourite DAB radio stations, but you can also listen to all the songs and albums on your iPod. It ’s really simple to use; you can fully operate your DAB Radio with Docking Station using the supplied Remote Control. Throughout this [...]

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    3 What ’s in the box Contents 01 02 03 04 Y our DAB Radio ............................4 Get going ..................................... 6 Daily use ......................................9 Advanced features .....................13 T roubleshooting .......................... 15 Specifications ............................. 16 W arnings .............[...]

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    4 01 Y our D AB Radio IPOD Docking Station SPEAKERS RADIO MENU Button ST ANDBY Button SELECT Button LEFT ARROW Button MODE Button SCAN Button RIGHT ARROW Button INFO Button PRESET Button REMOTE CONTROL Sensor VOL - Button VOL+ Button BASS TREBLE Button LCD Display HEADPHONE Jack AERIAL LINE OUT Socket BA TTERY Compartment POWER Socket ON/OFF Switch[...]

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    5 01 Y our D AB Radio ST ANDBY Button SELECT Button RIGHT ARROW Button NUMERIC/PLA Y/P AUSE Button NUMERIC/FWD Button NUMERIC/REPEA T Button SHIFT Button SCAN Button VOL + Button TREBLE Button VOL - Button MODE Button LEFT ARROW Button NUMERIC/RWD Button NUMERIC/SHUFFLE Button INFO Button BASS Button MENU Button REMOTE CONTROL REMOTE CONTROL GUADAB[...]

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    6 02 Setting up the DAB Radio Insert the connector of the Power Adaptor into the P ower Socket of the D AB Radio. Insert the Power Adaptor into the wall sock et and turn the socket on. T urn the ON/OFF Switch at the rear of the DAB Radio to the ON (I) position. Unclip and extend the Aerial at the rear of the DAB Radio to ensure the best reception i[...]

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    7 02 Using the Remote Control The Remote Control can be used to operate the DAB Radio. Before using the Remote Control, the Safety T ab should be removed. T o open the Remote Control Battery Compartment, press the Battery Compartment Cover T abs together and remove. Carefully remove the Safety T ab which covers the battery . Replace the Battery Com[...]

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    8 02 Get going Using Headphones A pair of headphones (not supplied) with a 3.5mm diameter stereo plug and 8-32 ohm impedance is required. Plug the headphones into the Headphone Socket on the front of the DAB Radio. When headphones are connected, the speakers are automatically disconnected. 5 Connecting to External Devices Y our DAB Radio can be con[...]

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    9 03 DONT FORGET! Some functions described in this User Guide can only be performed using the DAB Radio or the Remote Control. Switching On T o turn the DAB Radio on, press the ST ANDBY button. T o turn the DAB Radio off, press the ST ANDBY button again. DONT FORGET! Ensure the ON/OFF Switch is in the on (I) position before turning the DAB Radio on[...]

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    10 03 Daily use Menu Navigation Y ou can access the menu system of your iPod using the Remote Control. T o access the iPod menu system, press the MENU button. Use the LEFT or RIGHT ARROW buttons to highlight the menu options. Use the SELECT button to select a menu option. Repeat Play T o repeat the song you are currently listening to, press the REP[...]

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    11 03 • Program T ype (PTY) -displays the station program type, for example ‘Pop ’ • Multiplex Name - displays the broadcasting area and collection of radio stations on this frequency e.g.: BBC National D AB, Digital 1 Network. • Time and Date - supplied by the broadcaster . • Channel and Frequency - e.g .: 12B 225.64 MHz • Signal Inf[...]

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    12 03 Selecting a preset station T o select a preset station, press the appropriate NUMERIC button on the remote control. The DAB Radio will retune to the selected preset station. DONT FORGET! If the preset number is above 5, press the SHIFT button before the NUMERIC button. T o select a preset station using the buttons on the DAB Radio, press the [...]

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    13 04 Radio Menu The radio menu allows you to configure the settings for the DAB Radio. T o access the Radio menu, press the RADIO MENU button. The Radio menu will be shown on the LCD Display . Press the LEFT and RIGHT ARROW buttons to scroll through the available features. Press the SELECT button to select an option. DONT FORGET! If you access the[...]

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    14 04 T o manually set the clock, choose the ‘Set Clock ’ option. The current time will be shown in the bottom of the LCD Display with the Hours between two arrows. T o adjust the Hours, press the LEFT and RIGHT ARROW buttons to increase or decrease the Hours. Press the SELECT button. The Minutes will be shown between two arrows. T o adjust the[...]

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    15 05 T roubleshooting Problem Possible Cause What to do The DAB Radio does not power on. 1. The Power Adaptor is not connected to the DAB Radio 2. The wall socket is not turned on. 3. The Batteries are flat. 1. Connect the Power Adaptor to the DAB Radio. 2. T urn on the power at the wall socket. 3. Replace the batteries. The DAB Radio will not rec[...]

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    16 06 Power Supply (Input) • 230 V ~ 50 Hz • 6 x ‘C’ type batteries Power Supply (Output) • 9 V DC 1200 mA Power Output • 2 x 2 W RMS @ 10% THD output Radio Frequency Coverage • 174-240 MHz • 87.5-108 MHz Specifications IMPORT ANT : This manual contains for-reference-only graphics and information that are subject to change without p[...]

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    17 07 W arnings • Unqualified attempts to repair the DAB Radio unit will invalidate the warranty . • Refer repairs of the DAB Radio to qualified service personnel only . • Do not disassemble the DAB Radio. • Store the DAB Radio in a clean, dry environment. • Wipe dust off the DAB Radio with a clean, dry and soft cloth. • For stubborn st[...]

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    18 08 Guarantee The DAB Radio is guaranteed for twelve months from the date of original purchase. If any defect due to faulty materials or workmanship, contact the Grundig Helpline. Have your receipt of purchase on hand. The guarantee is subject to the following provisions: • It is only valid within the boundaries of the country of purchase. • [...]

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    T echnical Support: 0871 230 1777 DCS -JUL08-GUADB08IP GUADAB08IP_UserGuide.indd 20 GUADAB08IP_UserGuide.indd 20 18/07/2008 15:26:02 18/07/2008 15:26:02[...]