Roberts Radio Vintage manual Contents

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Contents
Controls	2-3
Battery operation using alkaline batteries	4
Battery operation using rechargeable batteries	5-6
Using the AC adaptor	6
Operating your radio - DAB	7
Selecting a station - DAB	8
Display modes - DAB	9
Finding new stations - DAB	10
Secondary services - DAB	10
Manual tuning - DAB	11
Signal strength display - DAB	11
Dynamic range control (DRC) settings - DAB	12
Operating your radio - Search tuning - FM	13
Manual tuning - FM	14
Display modes - FM	15
Favourite button	16
Recalling your favourite station	16
Preset stations DAB and FM	17
Stereo / Mono setting - FM	18
Scan sensitivity setting - FM	19

Software version	20
System reset	21
Headphone socket	22
Auxiliary input socket	22
Line out socket	22
A few words about batteries	23-24
Display backlight	25
USB socket for software upgrades	25
General	26
Speciﬁcations	26
Circuit features	26
Guarantee	Back page

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Contents ROBERTS Please read this manual before useEnjoy Listening Contents Controls Top 15 16 14. Telescopic aerial 15.Line output socket Controls Rear16.DC input socket 17.Battery compartment screw Page Page Using the AC adaptor Operating your radio - DAB Welcome to DABSelecting a station - DAB 2,3Display modes - DAB Secondary services - DAB Finding new radio stations - DABManual Tuning - DAB Signal strength display - DABDynamic Range Control settings - DAB Operating your radio - Search tuning - FM Manual tuning - FM Display modes - FM Favourite button Recalling your favourite stationPreset stations - DAB and FM 2,4Stereo / Mono setting - FM headphones only Scan sensitivity setting - FM Software version System reset Line out socket 3.5mm Jack Headphone socketAuxiliary input socket A Few Words about Batteries… Rechargeable batteries1.Keep batteries out of the reach of children USB socket for software upgrade Display backlightSpeciﬁcations Circuit FeaturesGeneral Power Requirements97-99Worton Road Isleworth Middlesex TW7 6EG ROBERTS RADIO TECHNICAL SERVICESGuarantee