BT02 - Radio Narex - Free user manual and instructions

Technical Features	FM/AM radio, digital display, telescopic antenna, 2W output power
Usage	Listening to local radio stations, portable, ideal for outdoor activities
Maintenance and Repair	Regularly clean connectors, use a soft cloth for the exterior, check battery condition
Safety	Do not expose to moisture, avoid strong shocks, use only with the supplied adapter
General Information	Compact dimensions, lightweight, battery life varies depending on usage

Frequently Asked Questions - BT02 Narex

How do I turn on the Narex BT02 radio?

To turn on the Narex BT02 radio, press and hold the power button for a few seconds until the indicator light turns on.

How do I adjust the volume of the radio?

Use the volume knob located on the side of the radio to increase or decrease the volume.

The radio does not pick up stations, what should I do?

Make sure the antenna is fully extended and try searching for stations again using the auto-search button.

How do I connect the radio to my smartphone?

Enable Bluetooth on your smartphone, then press and hold the Bluetooth button on the Narex BT02 radio until it enters pairing mode. Select the radio from the list of available devices on your smartphone.

The radio battery is not charging, what should I do?

Check that the charging cable is properly connected and try using a different power adapter. If the problem persists, contact customer service.

How do I reset the Narex BT02 radio?

To reset the radio, turn it off, then press and hold the power button and the auto-search button for 5 seconds.

Can I listen to the radio while it is charging?

Yes, you can listen to the radio while it is charging.

How do I change the language of the radio menu?

Go to the menu settings, then select the 'Language' option to choose your preferred language.

The radio is emitting a weak signal, what should I do?

Try moving the radio to a location with better reception or adjust the antenna to improve the signal.

Where can I find the user manual for the Narex BT02?

The user manual is available on the official Narex website in the support or download section.

USER MANUAL BT02 Narex

Portable Job‑site Radio BT‑02 Original instructions for use (EN) Package contents Job‑site radio BT‑02 72V/ 4800 Ah Li‑Ion battery Instructions for use Device description 1 Rotary knob (VOL/ ) to turn the unit on / off and volume control 2 2 ×10Wspeaker 3 Rubberised protective handles 4 Rotary knob (TUN/MEM) for manual tuning / storing of radio stations (FM) and alarm setting 5 DOT display 6 MODE button for changing the mode (FM / AUX / BT / USB / Date and time) 7 EQ button for equalizer adjustment (normal / classic / jazz / pop / rock / bass / treble / speech)

button for playback and automatic search of FM radio stations

button for forward / next scroll

• button to go back / previous 11 AUX input 12 USB port 13 Antenna 14 Battery storage compartment swivel nut 15 Power cord 16 The Li‑Ion battery storage Table of contents Package contents p. 12
• Device description p. 12
• Technical information p. 12
• Use p. 12
• Double insulation p. 12
• Safety p. 12
• Power supply p. 13
• Device control p. 13
• Radio p. 13
• Bluetooth player p. 13
• AUX player p. 13
• USB player p. 13
• Equalizer p. 14
• Date and time p. 14
• Alarm clock 1/2 p. 14
• Power bank / charger p. 14
• Storage p. 14
• Instructions and information on handling of used package p. 14
• Disposal of old electrical and electronic equipment p. 14
• Warranty p. 14
• Symbols used in the manual, on the packaging and on the device p. 15
• Certificate of Conformity Read this manual carefully before first use. After unpacking, check the entirety of the package is account‑ ed for according to the overview of the package contents. Keep this user manual for future reference. Use This portable radio / audio player is designed for listen‑ ing to FM radio (analogue broadcast), playing audio files from an inserted USB flash drive, and playing audio from another device connected to this unit via Bluetooth ‑ or via acable (AUX IN) Listening is made possible through built‑in speakers Double insulation To ensure maximum safety of the user our tools are de‑ signed and built to satisfy applicable European standards (EN standards) Tools with double insulation are marked by the international symbol of a double square These tools must not be grounded and a two‑wire cable is sufficient to supply them with power Tools are shielded in accordance with EN 55014 Safety For your own protection, read the safety instructions carefully before using the BT‑02 radio The manufacturer accepts no liability for damages caused by any use contra‑ ry to the intended purpose of the device, or as aresult of non‑observance of safety measures p. 15

• Never open the device!

• Contact with parts under current is life‑threatening! Technical information Power supply from the grid 100–240 V/ 50–60 Hz Power supply from the battery 72 V Battery Li‑Ion 72 V/ 4,800 mAh (Model No 18650) FM frequency range (VHF) 875–108 MHz Speaker 2 × 10 W Weight (including battery) 26 kg Input USB AUX (35 mm jack) Bluetooth 42 Output USB (power bank 5 V/ 25 A) Protection rating II /English

• Any necessary repairs or adjustments may be carried out by trained personnel only

• After lengthy transport in cold environments, during the subsequent transition to a warm environment donot switch on the device immediately, but wait for the temperature to equalize

• Donot expose the device to heat sources which would heat it beyond the normal temperature

• In the event of an obvious malfunction of the device, eg visible smoke or odour, significant malfunction or damage to the cover, switch off the device and contact aservice provider

• The power cord must not be plugged in if the power supply is defective or if the device is otherwise dam‑ aged

• Donot listen to music or the radio at ahigh volume This could lead to permanent hearing damage

• Use the device only with batteries that are approved for the device Power supply 1 For operation without a power cord, use the built‑in Li‑Ion battery located in the battery compartment (14) This battery is charged automatically when the device is connected to apower supply with the power cable (15) 2 Use the power cord (15) for connecting to apower sup‑ ply Device control

1. Switching the device on / off and volume control

Briefly press the VOL/ button (1) to start the device Briefly press the button again to switch the device off (switch to STAND‑BY mode) Increase the volume level by turning the VOL/ knob clockwise and decrease it by turning the knob coun‑ ter‑clockwise The Volume Level is shown on the device display

Warning: The display always goes out shortly after being lit

up To switch it on again, briefly press any button

2. Changing the device mode

By pressing the MODE button (6) repeatedly, you can switch between the individual modes of the device: FM radio BT Bluetooth player AUX playback from an external source connected by ca‑ ble USB playback from aUSB drive TIME date and time display Radio Press the MODE button (6) repeatedly to switch the device to FM mode

1. Manual search for radio stations

In radio mode (the text Radio mode will appear on the display), find the frequency of the desired radio station by turning the TUN/MEM (4) knob You can then press and hold the TUN/MEM button to store the tuned radio station in the first free position of the device memory, or reposi‑ tion the selected device memory position The number of the stored position in the device memory is indicated on the display by the letter CH and the position number

2. Automatic search for radio stations

In radio mode (Radio mode appears on the display), press the button (8) The device will start scanning for radio frequencies (the text Scanning appears on the display) After finding the first strong radio signal, the device will store this radio station in position CH1 and then contin‑ ue to search for other radio frequencies Any subsequent radio stations will be stored in the next available memory position of the device When the search is completed, the radio will switch to the first memory position

3. Selecting astored radio station

In radio mode (the text Radio mode appears on the dis‑ play), scroll through the memory positions by pressing the button (9) repeatedly for scrolling in ascending order, or by continuously pressing the button (10) for scroll‑ ing through the memory in descending order

4. Deletion of stored radio stations

To delete all stored radio station positions, press and hold the MODE button (6) until the text delete current ap‑ pears on the display Bluetooth player Press the MODE button (6) repeatedly to switch the device to the BT mode

1. Pairing with aBluetooth device

Turn on the Bluetooth device search feature on your phone and search for the Bluetooth pairing name: (BT‑02) Enable pairing on your phone

After asuccessful pairing, the text “Connected” will appear on the device display and the device will automatically start playing the songs found on the phone To play / pause music, press the button (8) To scroll through the playlist, repeatedly press the but‑ ton (9), or alternatively the button (10)

The connection range of aBluetooth device is up to 30 me‑ ters in an open space, and about 10 m in abuilt‑up area AUX player Press the MODE button (6) repeatedly to switch the device to the AUX mode

1. Connecting to an external playback source

Connect to an external device with an audio cable with aJACK 35 connector to the AUX input socket (11) on the back of the device

In AUX mode, you can only control the volume on the de‑ vice! USB player Press the MODE button (6) repeatedly to switch the device to the USB mode

1. Connecting the USB drive

To play songs, connect aUSB disc (flash drive) to the USB port (12) on the back of the device The disc must be for‑ matted with the FAT32 file system Only MP3 and WMA songs can be played After inserting the USB disc, the unit automatically starts scanning the storage of the connected USB disc (the text scanning… is displayed) If the device finds MP3 or WMA files, it switches to USB player mode (the text USB is dis‑ played), loads all music, and starts playing the first file onEnglish

the playlist If the device does not find aplayable file, it resets to the last mode used

To play / pause music, press the button (8) To scroll through the playlist, repeatedly press the button (9), or alternatively the button (10) Equalizer Press the EQ button (7) to switch between the individual sound settings ‑ normal / classic / jazz / pop / rock / bass / treble / speech The selected mode is displayed as text on the display Date and time Press the MODE button (6) repeatedly to switch the device to the TIME mode

1. Date and time settings

Press and hold the MODE button (6) to switch to the date and time setting (the text Set time will appear on the dis‑ play) until the digits at the clock position start flashing By repeatedly pressing the (9) or (10) buttons, or by turning the VOL/ (1) knob, set the desired hour To switch to the minute or seconds setting, briefly press the button (8) After pressing the button (8) again, the device will switch to the date setting (the text Set date appears on the display) Set the date in the same fashion as the time setting The format of the displayed date is YYYY ‑ MM ‑

To exit the date and time setting mode, briefly press the MODE button (6) Alarm clock 1/2 Press the MODE button (6) repeatedly to switch the device to the TIME mode

Briefly press the clock in order to switch to the 1st alarm setting (the text Alarm1 set will appear on the display) Briefly press the clock again to switch to the 2nd alarm set‑ ting (the text Alarm2 set will appear on the display) The digits at the clock position will start flashing By repeatedly pressing the (9) or (10) buttons, or by turning the VOL/ (1) knob, set the desired hour To switch to the minute setting, briefly press the but‑ ton (8) After pressing the button (8) again, the text OFF or HE will start flashing By repeatedly pressing the (9) or (10) button, or by turning the VOL/ (1) knob, set the text ON to turn the alarm on and OFF to turn the alarm off To exit the alarm setting mode, briefly press the MODE button (6)

2. Turning off the alarm

The activated alarm emits asharp beeping sound To turn off the alarm, press the button (8) Power bank / charger

1. Charging an external device

The USB port can be used to charge other devices, such as mobile phones, tablets and other electronic devices with acharging input of 5 V/ max 25 A External devices can only be charged when the device is switched on Storage If stored while packaged, the device can be stored in adry storage area without heating, if the temperature inside does not drop below ‑5°C If stored while unpackaged, the device can only be stored in adry storehouse where the temperature does not drop below +5°C, and where there are no sudden changes in temperature Instructions and information on handling of used package Dispose of used packaging materials at amunicipal waste disposal site Disposal of old electrical and electronic equipment This symbol on the products and / or accompanying documents means that used electrical and electron‑ ic products should not be mixed with general household waste Return these products to desig‑ nated collection points for proper disposal, recovery and recycling Alternatively, in some parts of the EU or other European countries, you may return your products to your local retailer when purchasing anew product equivalent By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will prevent potential negative consequences for the environ‑ ment and for human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate disposal of this product Contact your local authority or the nearest collection point for fur‑ ther details Improper disposal of this type of waste may result in penalties in accordance with national regulations Warranty Our devices come with awarranty for material or produc‑ tion defects in accordance with the legal regulations of the given country, for aperiod of no shorter than 12 months In EU countries, the warranty period is 24 months for private useexclusively(proven by an invoice or bill of delivery) Damage caused by natural wear and tear, overloading, improper handling, damage caused by the user or by use contrary to the operating manual, or damage already known at the time of purchase is excluded from the war‑ ranty Returns can only be accepted if the device is sent back to the supplier or a NAREX authorised service centre in a non‑dismantled state Store and keep the operating manual, safety instructions, list of spare parts and proof of purchase If not kept, the manufacturer’s current warranty terms always apply Note Due to constant research and development, the manufac‑ turer reserves the right to change the technical informa‑ tion stated hereEnglish

Symbols used in the manual, on the packaging and on the device Notice! Double Insulation Does not belong in municipal waste! Indoors only Direct current Bluetooth, compatible with any device equipped with Bluetooth technology max 42 Audio system (speakers) ‑ 2 × 10 W Impact resistance USB input ‑ audio files in MP3 and WMA format USB output ‑ Power bank Dot display Li‑Ion battery 72 V / 4,800 mAh / up to 8 hours playback Splash protection, completely dustproof Certificate of Conformity We declare that the device meets requirements of the fo‑ llowing standards and directives Safety: Directive 2014/53/EU Electromagnetic compatibility: EN 61000‑4‑2 EN 61000‑4‑3 Directive 2014/30/EU Directive 2014/53/EU RoHS: Directive 2011/65/EU Place of storage of the technical documentation: Narex sro, Chelčického 1932, 47001 Česká Lípa, Czech Republic