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Setting the Rod Antenna
The construction site radio is provided with a
mounted rod antenna 10. For radio operation,
point the rod antenna toward the direction that
enables the best reception.
When the reception is insufficient, position the
construction site radio at a different location
that enables better reception.
Note: When operating the construction site ra-
dio in the direct vicinity of radio-communication
equipment or radio transceivers, the radio re-
ception can be subject to interference.
If the rod antenna 10 should become loose,
tighten it directly at the housing by turning in
clockwise direction.
Setting/Storing Radio Stations
Press the "Source" button 22 until m "FM" is
indicated for the ultra-short wave reception
range or "AM" for the medium wave reception
range.
To set a certain radio frequency, turn the
"Tune" adjustment knob 19 clockwise to in-
crease the frequency, and anticlockwise to de-
crease it. During setting, the frequency is indi-
cated in display section n, then in j.
To scan for radio stations with a high signal
strength, press and briefly hold the "– Seek"
button 23 to scan down and the "Seek +" but-
ton 21 to scan up the frequency scale. The fre-
quency of the found radio station is briefly indi-
cated in display n and then in j.
When the reception of a suitable signal is suffi-
ciently strong, the construction site radio auto-
matically switches to stereo reception. The indi-
cator for stereo reception i appears on the
display.
To store a set station, press the "Memory" but-
ton 16. The "PRESET" indicator e flashes in the
display and the number of the last preset in d.
To select a preset, press the "– Seek" button 23
to scan down and the "Seek +" button 21 to
scan up, until the desired preset is displayed in
indicator d. Press the memory button 16 again
to store the set station as the selected preset.
The indicators e and d no longer flash.
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A total of 20 FM and 10 AM stations can be pre-
set. Please note that an already occupied preset
is overwritten when a new radio station is as-
signed to it.
For playback of a preset station, briefly press
the "– Seek" button 23 to scan down or the
"Seek +" button 21 to scan up, until the desired
preset is displayed in indicator d and "PRESET"
is displayed in e.
Connecting External Audio Sources
(see figure C)
Apart from the integrated radio, various external
audio sources can be played.
AUX-In connection 1: The AUX-In connection 1
is particularly suitable for audio sources to be
placed outside of the digital media bay (e.g. a
CD player). Remove the protective cap of the
"AUX 1 IN" socket 28 and insert the 3.5 mm
plug of the provided or of another matching AUX
cable into the socket. Connect the AUX cable to
an appropriate audio source.
After removing the AUX cable, reattach the pro-
tective cap of the "AUX 1 IN" socket 28 to pro-
tect against dirt/debris.
For external audio sources via the following con-
nections, open locking latch 8 and open lid 9 of
the "Digital Media Bay".
– SD/MMC connection: Insert a SD or MMC
card into the SD/MMC slot 34. The labelling
of the card must face toward the fuse cap 31.
Playback of the card can be started as soon
as the track number as well as the number of
available tracks on the card are displayed in
indicator d. To remove the card, briefly press
on the card, which is then ejected.
– USB connection: Insert a USB stick (or the
USB plug of an appropriate audio source) in-
to USB port 33. Playback of the USB stick can
be started as soon as the track number as
well as the number of available tracks on the
stick are displayed in indicator d. To remove
the USB stick, pull it out of the USB port.
– AUX-In connection 2: AUX-In connection 2 is
particularly suitable for audio sources that
can be placed inside of the digital media bay
(e.g. a MP3 player). Insert the 3.5 mm plug of
the provided AUX cable into the "AUX 2 IN"
socket 35. Connect the AUX cable to an ap-
propriate audio source.
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