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GREAT BRITAIN - CUSTOMER SERVI CE  contact number: 020 8247 9300  e-mail: customerser vice@clasohlson.co.uk  internet: ww w.clasohlson.co.uk  postal: 10 – 13 Market Place , Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey, KT1 1JZ
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Ver. 20170629
Portable DAB Radio
Art.no  38-7976  Model  DPX2
Please read theentire instruction manual before using theproduct and then save 
it for future reference. We reserve theright for any errors in text or images and any 
necessary changes made to technical data. In theevent of technical problems or 
other queries, please contact our Customer Services.
Safety
•  Theproduct should not be taken apart or modified. Never try to open thecasing.
•  Do not place theproduct where there is arisk of it falling into water or other liquid.
•  Do not place theproduct in constant sunlight or near naked flames such as 
wood stoves or lit candles.
•  Never subject theproduct to high temperature, dust, heavy vibration, impacts, 
humidity or moisture.
•  Protect your hearing. Listening on high volume for prolonged periods can lead 
to permanent hearing loss.
•  Repairs must only be carried out by authorised service personnel and only using 
genuine spare parts.
•  Theproduct must not be used close to medical equipment such as in intensive 
care units. Neither should it be used in close proximity to someone with 
animplanted pacemaker, cardioverter-defibrillator or similar.
•  Never use theproduct if it has been damaged in any way.
•  Never let children play with theproduct.
Product description
Operating instructions
Recharging the battery
•  Connect theradio to acomputer or other USB charging device using 
theincluded USB cable. Charge thebattery fully before using it for thefirst time. 
Charging time: approximately 2 hours
•  Thebattery icon in thebottom right corner of thedisplay indicates thebattery 
charge status.
Switching on/off
Switch theradio on by holding in [  ] until thedisplay illuminates.   
Hold thebutton in again to switch off.
FM or DAB radio
Quick-press [  ] to toggle between FM and DAB radio. 
Changing the menu language
Hold in [ ENTER ] for 5 seconds until thecurrent language appears on thedisplay. 
Hold thebutton in for another 5 seconds to change to thenext language, and so on 
until your choice of language appears.
Listening to FM radio
1.  Switch theradio on and connect apair of headphones.
2.  Quick-press [  is displayed.  ] until FM mode
There are two ways to save stations:
Selecting one of the preset stations
1.  Carry strap anchor point
2.  [ Torch on/off. Hold in to switch on,   ] 
release to switch off.
3.  [ TUN+ ] [ TUN− ] Next/previous preset station 
or search for radio stations at ahigher or 
lower frequency.
4.  [ ENTER ] Toggles between thefunctions: 
Manual, Pre-scan (PS) and Select preset 
station (MEM). Saves station presets.
5.  [ VOL+ ] [ VOL− ] Volume
6.  [  ] On/off, select FM radio or DAB radio mode
7.  Torch
8.  3.5 mm headphone socket
9.  USB port for theincluded charger cable
Note: If [ ENTER ] (4) and [  ] (6) are held in at 
the same time for 10 sec the radio will enter a 
software update mode which is only for factory 
use. The radio will then be locked and unusable. 
To reset: At the bottom of the 3.5 mm headphone 
socket (8) there is reset button. Carefully press 
the button using a suitable object such as a 
straightened paper clip. The button is at the front 
of the base of the 3.5 mm socket as shown in 
the picture.
•  Normal mode (only 
frequency shown on 
thedisplay).
•  Automatic station scanning and saving 
(“PSXX” shows under thefrequency on 
thedisplay XX=number of stations).
Normal mode
1.  Quick-press [ ENTER ] until only thefrequency is displayed.
2.  Quick-press [ TUN+ ] or [ TUN− ] to manually set thedesired station higher 
or lower in thefrequency band or hold in to let theradio search for stations.  
Theradio scans automatically for stations and stops when it finds one.
3.  Hold in [ ENTER ] for 2 seconds to store thecurrent station in thememory. 
Amaximum of 32 stations can be saved/preset.
4.  “PXX” will appear on thedisplay (e.g. “P01” which indicates preset station 1).
Automatic station scan
1.  Quick-press [ ENTER ] until both thefrequency and “PSXX” are displayed.
2.  Hold in [ TUN+ ] or [ TUN− ] to automatically search for available stations.
3.  Once thescan is complete thecurrent station and “PSXX” will be displayed (e.g. 
it might show “PS13” which means that 13 stations were found).
4.  Quick-press [ TUN+ ] or [ TUN− ] to toggle between thestations which have been 
found.
5.  Hold in [ ENTER ] for 2 seconds to store thecurrent station in thememory. 
Amaximum of 32 stations can be saved/preset.
1.  When stations have been preset, you can see how many 
there are and select one of them.
2.  Quick-press [ ENTER ] until thefrequency, “PSXX” and 
“MEM”are all displayed. “MEM” indicates thenumber of 
preset stations, e.g., “MEM5”.   If no stations have Note:
been saved in thememory, “MEM” will not be displayed.
3.  Quick-press [ TUN+ ] or [ TUN− ] to select apreset station.
Deleting preset stations
1.  Quick-press [ ENTER ] until thefrequency, “PXX” and “MEM”are all displayed.
2.  Hold in [ ENTER ] and [  ] at thesame time to delete theselected station. 
Listening to DAB radio
1.  Switch theradio on and connect apair of headphones.
2.  Quick-press [  is displayed.  ] until DAB mode
3.  Scan for, save and delete stations in thesame way as for FM radio stations 
explained above.
Care and maintenance
•  Clean theradio by wiping it with adry cloth.
•  Store theradio in adry, dust-free environment at room temperature and out of 
children’s reach whenever it is not to be used for along time. Charge thebattery 
fully every second month to maintain thebattery capacity.
Troubleshooting guide
Theradio will 
not switch on.
Hold [  ] in to switch theradio on.
Thebattery might be flat. Recharge thebattery.
Poor or non-
existent radio 
reception.
•  Make sure that apair of headphones is properly connected 
to theradio. Thecable acts as anantenna.
•  Move theradio to another location.
Responsible disposal
This symbol indicates that this product should not be disposed of with general 
household waste. This applies throughout theentire EU. In order to prevent 
any harm to theenvironment or health hazards caused by incorrect waste 
disposal, theproduct must be handed in for recycling so that thematerial can 
be disposed of in aresponsible manner. When recycling your product, take it 
to your local collection facility or contact theplace of purchase. They will ensure  
that theproduct is disposed of in anenvironmentally sound manner.
Specifications
Battery Li-Po  350 mAh
Frequency range  FM: 87.5–108MHz 
  DAB: 174.928–239.2MHz
Charging time  2 hours
Listening time  8 hours
Size  90×47×18mm
Weight  60g
Specyfikacje produktu
| Marka: | Exibel | 
| Kategoria: | radio | 
| Model: | DPX2 | 
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