Radio Cubo TS522AS - Radio Brionvega - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Radio Cubo TS522AS Brionvega

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Read the precautions in the SAFETY section before using the radio.

ATTENZIONE!

CON LA RETE ELETTRICA:

220 - 240 V ca \~ 50 Hz per Europa, Australia ecc.

Tourner Presser

LÉGENDE DES TOUCHES, DES BOUTONS ET DES PRISES

The controls [2] and [5] work both as knobs to turn and buttons to press. When an instruction refers to these controls as "knobs", you must TURN them to achieve the desired effect. When an instruction refers to them as "buttons", you must PRESS them instead.

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DESCRIPTION OF BUTTONS, KNOBS AND SOCKETS

[1] On/Off and volume adjustment knob.
[2] Programme selection knob. Station store button.
[3] Preset programme dial.
[4] Radio frequency dial.
[5] Station tuning knob. Semi-automatic station search button. Headphones volume adjustment button and knob.
[6] Radio band selection button (AM/FM).
[7] AST automatic tuning button.
[8] Treble enhancement button.
[9] Battery compartment.
[10] Battery compartment cover clips.
[11] Battery compartment cover.
[12] Telescopic aerial.
[13] Stereo headphones socket.
[14] Socket for mains power cable [15].
[15] Mains power cable.
[16] Radio opening button.

SAFETY

Safety symbols found on the appliance:

This is a Class 2 appliance.

Dangerous voltage! Risk of electric shock.

Refer to the accompanying documentation.

Safety precautions:

Read these instructions.

Keep these instructions.

Heed all warnings.

Follow all instructions.

Do not use this apparatus near water.

Do not connect the radio to the mains supply if the power plug and/or cable [15] are damaged. Contact your local authorised Technical Assistance Centre.

Always make sure that the plugs at either end of the mains power cable [15] are correctly inserted.

Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.

Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

Do not position the radio in tight spaces. Ensure that there is an adequate space all around it (minimum 5 cm) for air to circulate. Keep the radio's air grilles free at all times to cool the internal circuitry.

Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

Never place candles or other objects with naked flames on the radio. If they tip over, molten wax or the naked flame itself can cause serious damage to the circuitry inside the radio.

Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

Clean only with dry cloth.

Never attempt to recharge, heat up or dispose of spent batteries in a fire. Heat can cause batteries to explode.

Do not use rechargeable batteries but only batteries of the recommended type, R 14 A.

Do not allow children to play with batteries.

Do not allow children to insert objects into the radio.

Do not allow children to play with items of packaging. Plastic bags, sheets and boxes can cause suffocation and injury.

Never remove the rear cover of the radio. High voltages inside the unit can cause electric shock.

Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

ECOLOGY

Recommendations for respecting the environment

PACKAGING:

The packaging materials used with this appliance comply with relevant environmental standards. If you have enough room, keep the radio's box and packaging at least for the period of the warranty. If you must dispose of the packaging, do not throw it into the environment but dispose of it responsibly.

BATTERIES:

Dispose of batteries through proper channels for the collection and disposal of environmentally dangerous waste. Never throw batteries into the environment.

Whenever possible use mercury-free batteries to limit environmental impact.

RADIO POWER SOURCES

See also the specifications on the cover of the battery compartment.

The radio can be powered either by batteries or by mains electrical power. If the appliance is connected to the mains, it automatically disconnects the battery circuit.

MAINS POWER:

220 - 240 V AC \~ 50 Hz for Europe, Australia etc.

- Connect the plug of the mains power cable [15] to the mains power socket [14] on the back of the radio.

- Plug the power plug of the mains power cable [15] into a mains power point.

BATTERIES:

6 x 1.5 V batteries

Always disconnect the mains power cable [15] before inserting batteries.

- Open the clips [10] and raise the cover of the battery compartment [11].

- Insert the batteries, taking care to respect the polarity shown on the diagram inside the battery compartment [9].

- Close the battery compartment cover [11].

PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS

Extend the telescopic aerial [12] at the rear of the radio to ensure optimum signal reception. Press the button [16] to open the radio and turn the knob [1] clockwise to switch the radio on.

When you switch the radio on, the preset programme dial [2] and the radio frequency dial [4] illuminate all their

LEDs in a rapid test sequence to show that the radio is functioning. At the end of the test sequence only two LEDs stay lit, one for each dial [2 and 4], indicating the programme selected and radio station tuned in when the radio was last switched off.

TUNING IN RADIO STATIONS

Press the button [6] to select the frequency band you want. A LED on the preset programme dial [2] lights to show what band is currently selected:

• a RED LED for FM (24 programmes)
• a GREEN LED for AM (6 programmes)

Turn the knob [5] to locate the station you want.

Turn the knob [2] to select what programme number you want to assign to the station.

Press the button [2] to store the station in programme memory.

Repeat the above operations for all the stations you want to store in programme memory.

N.B. - When listening to FM radio transmissions, rotate the aerial to obtain the best reception quality.

FM RECEPTION

There are another two ways of tuning in FM radio stations as well as that described above.

Automatic search and store:

• Press the AST button [7] to start the automatic search.
• The radio automatically searches for radio stations and stores them in programme numbers 13 to 24 (red LEDs) on the preset programme dial [3].

- The search sequence is performed in difference sweeps, with the station with the strongest signal memorised first, and weaker stations after.

N.B. - The automatic search and store sequence leaves programme numbers 1 to 12 free for stations that you want to select manually.

Semi-automatic station search:

• Press and hold the button [5] for about 2 seconds. The search sequence starts, then stops at the first station it finds.
• If this station is already in programme memory, one of the red LEDs on the preset programme dial [3] lights.
• If the station is not in memory, the LED flashes.
• To store the station, turn the knob [2] to select the programme number you want to assign on the preset programme dial [3] and then press the button [2].

Proceed to search for and store the other stations you want in the same way.

Once you have completed the tuning sequence, you can turn the knob [2] to select the numbers of your favourite radio stations whenever you want to listen to them.

ADJUSTING SOUND

Adjusting volume

Turn the knob [1] clockwise to increase volume, anticlockwise to decrease volume.

Adjusting headphones volume

Press the knob [5] and simultaneously turn it clockwise to increase volume, anticlockwise to decrease volume.

Adjusting treble

Press the button [8] to obtain clearer treble. Press the button once more to return to normal tone.

This treble adjustment controls the sound from the loudspeaker and the headphones.

SWITCHING THE RADIO OFF

To switch the radio off, turn the knob [1] anti-clockwise until it clicks.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS SIGNAL FREQUENCY RANGE

Standard version:

• AM:
525 - 1701 kHz

• FM:

87.5 - 108 MHz

AUDIO

• Mono:
  built-in loudspeaker

- Stereo:

through headphones connected to socket [13] (separately adjustable volume)

AUDIO POWER

- Loudspeaker:

3 W music power

1.8 W rms

- Headphones:

2 x 0.3 W at 8 Ohm

2 x 0.3 W at 16 Ohm

2 x 0.2 W at 32 Ohm

TUNING

- AST system:

automatic multiple sweep search for all radio stations, with automatic programme number assignment.

- Manual tuning:

Manual search for one radio station at a time and manual programme number assignment.

- Semi-automatic tuning:

automatic search for one radio station at a time, immediately above or below that currently tuned in, and manual programme number assignment.

PROGRAMME MEMORY

• Total number of programmes: 29

- Programmes available for FM: 24, identified by red LEDs.

- Programmes available for AM: 5, identified by green LEDs.

USER INTERFACE

- Preset programme dial [3]:

comprises 29 LEDs, including 5 green LEDs for AM stations and 24 red LEDs for FM stations.

• Radio frequency dial [4]:

comprises 59 LEDs, all red in colour.

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