Roadstar TRA-130D+ Manual De Instrucciones página 5

To charge the battery, connect the micro USB plug to the port (12) at the rear side of
the radio, connect the other end to a power source supplied with 5V OUT.
The LED (13) will light up in red indicates the battery is charging.
Note: If the radio is in OFF mode while charging, the LED (13) will turn to green
when charging is done.
If the radio is ON when charging, the LED (13) remains red even charging is complet-
ed. Please check the battery indicator to see the status of charging.
TO USE THE RADIO
Press the [Power/Mode] button (2) to power on;
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2. (The first time you power on the radio, the radio will scan the DAB radio stations
automatically. It will display and play the first station after the scan is done);
Select the band (DAB or FM) by pressing the [Power/Mode] button (2);
3.
4. Adjust radio frequency to your desired station by pressing
Adjust the volume with the [VOL +/-] buttons (6/7) to the desired level;
5.
6. To power off the radio, press and hold the [Power/Mode] button (2).
Note: For a better reception reorient the antenna (11).
TUNE DAB STATION
To select the desired radio station press repeatedly the [CH -/+] button (8/9).
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Note: In case the display shows " No DAB Service" , press & hold the [Scan/
Preset] button (4) to start scanning.
FM STATION SCAN
Use the [CH +/-] buttons (8/9) to fine tune the frequency in a step of 0.05
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MHz.
Press and hold the [Scan/Preset] button (4) to scan the next available station.
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PRESET
There are 10 presets available for DAB and 10 presets for FM.
1. Set the desired radio station frequency as explained previously;
2. Press the [Preset] button (4) and it will display "Preset 1 unset";
3. Choose the number of preset by pressing [CH -/+] button (8/9);
4. Press & hold the [Enter] button (5) until the display shows "Saved".
RECALL A PRESET STATION
1. Press the [Preset] button (4);
2. Select the desired preset by pressing
3. Confirm with the [Enter] button (5).
English
[CH -/+] button (8/9);
[CH -/+]
buttons (8/9);
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