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(17) Rechargeable battery

(18) Coin cell cover (19) Utility hook (20) Power supply (country-specific) (21) Power supply plug-in connector (22) Power supply connection socket (23) USB charging socket (24) AUX-IN socket (25) AUX cable a) Accessories shown or described are not included with the product as standard. You can find the complete selection of accessories in our accessor- ies range. Display ElementsEnglish (a) Bluetooth ® indicator (b) Audio source indicator (c) Storage space indicator (d) Time indication (e) Menu function indicator (f) Pause indicator (g) Mute indicator (h) Stereo indicator (i) Battery charge indicator (j) Multi-function indicator Technical DataEnglish Construction site radio ARAD18BCAS Article number 9260… DAB+ reception ● Operating voltage – For operation with power supply V 18 – For battery operation V 18 Nominal output of amplifier W 2×7.5 FM reception range MHz 87.5–108 DAB+ reception range MHz 174.928–

Spec.5 Bluetooth ® operating frequency range MHz 2,402–2,480 Max. Bluetooth

transmission power mW 10 Coin cell (back-up battery) CR2032 3V lithium bat- tery Weight according to EPTA-Procedure 01:2014 kg 2.8–3.9

and during storage °C –20to+40 Recommended re- chargeable batteries (2–8Ah) GBA18V… ProCORE18V… Recommended chargers GAL18… A) Depends on battery in use B) When the battery cover(12) and connector compartment(15) are closed C) Limited performance at temperatures <0°C Power supply Article number 31324 000421 Input voltage V~ 100–240 Input AC frequency Hz 50–60 Input current mA 800 Output voltage V= 18 Output current A 1.8 Weight according to EPTA-Procedure 01:2014 kg 0.22 Protection class

For additional technical data, visit: https://fein.com/ecodesign Radio Energy SupplyEnglish Energy can be supplied to the radio via a lithium- ion rechargeable battery(17) or via the power supply(20). Operation with Battery PackEnglish u Use only the chargers listed in the technical data. Only these chargers are matched to the lithium-ion rechargeable battery of your radio. Note: The use of rechargeable batteries unsuit- able for your radio can lead to malfunctions or damage to the radio. The lithium-ion battery is protected against deep discharge by "Electronic Cell Protection (ECP)". A protective circuit switches the radio off when the rechargeable battery is drained. u Do not switch the radio back on after it has been switched off by the protective circuit. This can damage the battery. Replacing a Rechargeable BatteryEnglish Disengage the locking lever(13) of the battery cover and open the battery cover(12) flap. To remove a rechargeable battery, press the bat- tery release button(16) and pull the re- chargeable battery out of the battery compart- ment. Do not use force to do this. To insert a rechargeable battery, push it into the battery holder(14) such that the connections of the rechargeable battery are in line with the con- nections of the battery holder. Allow the re- chargeable battery to engage. Close the battery cover(12) and lock it. Battery Charge IndicatorEnglish When the rechargeable battery is inserted, you can see the state of charge of the battery(17) in the display. When the rechargeable battery is re- moved, you can see this on the battery itself. Battery Charge Indicator in the DisplayEnglish The battery charge indicator(i) will appear in the display as soon as a rechargeable battery with sufficient voltage is inserted and the radio is not connected to the mains supply via the power supply(20). Display Capacity 80−100% 60−80% 40−60% 20−40% 5−20% 0−5% Battery Charge Indicator on the Rechargeable BatteryEnglish If the rechargeable battery is removed from the radio, its state of charge may be indicated by the green LEDs of the battery charge indicator on the rechargeable battery. Press the button for the battery charge indicator or to show the state of charge. If no LED lights up after pressing the button for the battery charge indicator, then the battery is defective and must be replaced. Battery model GBA 18V...English LEDs Capacity 3× continuous green light 60−100% 2× continuous green light 30−60% 1× continuous green light 5−30% 1× flashing green light 0−5% 16 en 1 609 92A 7AJ • 14.10.22 • TBattery model ProCORE18V...English LEDs Capacity 5× continuous green light 80−100% 4× continuous green light 60−80% 3× continuous green light 40−60% 2× continuous green light 20−40% 1× continuous green light 5−20% 1× flashing green light 0−5% Operation with power supply (see figureA)English u Use only the power supply listed in the technical data. This is the only this way to en- sure proper operation of the radio. u Pay attention to the mains voltage. The voltage of the power source must match the voltage specified on the type plate of the power supply. Open the protective cap of the connector compartment(15). Insert the plug-in connector(21) of the power supply into the connection socket(22) (DCIN18V). Connect the power supply to the mains supply. After removing the plug-in connector(21), reat- tach the protective cap of the connector compartment(15) to protect against dirt/debris. Changing the coin cellEnglish To save the time and other settings on the radio, a coin cell must be inserted as a back-up battery. Before using the radio for the first time, remove the protective strip from the inserted coin cell. Disengage the locking lever(13) of the battery cover and open the battery cover(12) flap. If required, remove the rechargeable battery(17). Pull out the protective strip under the cover(18) of the coin cell. Replace the coin cell once the radio no longer saves the time and the display is getting weaker. To do this, turn the cover(18) of the coin cell anticlockwise (e.g. with a coin) and remove the cover. Insert a new coin cell. When doing so, ensure that the polarity is correct according to the illustration on the inside of the cover(18). Put the cover(18) of the coin cell back on and turn it firmly clockwise. The cover is only se- curely locked if the markings on the cover and padlock symbol are facing each other. u Take the coin cell out of the radio if you are not using it for a prolonged period of time. When stored in the radio for longer periods, the coin cell can corrode and discharge itself. OperationEnglish u Protect the radio against direct water con- tact. Water entering the radio increases the risk of an electric shock. u Keep the battery cover and the protective cap of the connector compartment closed if possible. The closed covers protect the ra- dio against water and dust. Audio OperationEnglish Switching On and OffEnglish To switch on the radio, press the on/off button(2). The display(1) is activated and the audio source that was set the last time the radio was turned off is played back. The display(1) is illuminated for a few seconds each time a button is pressed. To switch off the radio, press the on/off button(2) again. The current setting of the audio source will be saved. Adjusting the VolumeEnglish After the radio is switched on, the volume is al- ways set to low. To increase the volume, turn the on/off button(2) clockwise; to reduce the volume, turn it anticlockwise. The volume setting<Volume> will appear in the display for a few seconds with a value between 0and30. Before adjusting or changing a radio station, set the volume to a low setting; before starting an external audio source, set the volume to a medium setting. To switch off the sound, you can briefly press the mute button(8). To switch on the sound again, either briefly press the mute button again or turn the on/off button(2) clockwise. The volume can be changed at any time. If the menu function is activated, the display will return to the menu a few seconds after you have changed the volume. The radio switches off automatically after 19min, if during this time: – The volume on the radio is set to 0, – The radio is muted or – The volume on the playback device (e.g. smartphone) is set to 0. Selecting an Audio SourceEnglish To select an audio source, press the source button(7) until the required internal or external au- dio source is shown in the display: – DAB/DAB2: Digital radio via DAB+, – FM/FM2: Analogue radio via FM, en 17 1 609 92A 7AJ • 14.10.22 • T– AUX: External audio source (e.g. smartphone) via the 3.5‑mm socketAUXIN(24) in the con- nector compartment(15), – : External audio source (e.g. smartphone) via the Bluetooth ® connection. The current audio source can be seen on the au- dio source indicator(b) or Bluetooth

indicator(a). The audio sourcesDAB andDAB2, as well asFM andFM2, do not differ in their functionality; they offer only additional preset spaces. Setting/saving DAB+ radio stationsEnglish To select the audio source DAB+ radio stations, press the source button(7) untilDAB orDAB2 appears on the audio source indicator(b). After a short initialisation, the last set radio station will be played back. Each station name appears on the top line of the multi-function indicator(j). The additional in- formation shown on the bottom line of the multi-function indicator can be set with the menu function. – To switch the station, turn the source button(7) until the required station is shown in the display. Press the source button(7) to con- firm the selection. The radio will switch to the selected station. Alternatively, you can press the seek button (scan down)(10) or the seek button (scan up)(9) to switch the station. The radio will switch to the next available station (in alpha- betical order, either descending or ascending). – To save a set station, press the preset button(5) of the required storage space until the number of the storage space appears in the storage space indicator(c). If the four storage spaces of theDAB audio source are occupied, then switch to theDAB2 audio source, in which four further storage spaces are available, by pressing the source button(7). Please note that you must reset the required station after switching to save the change. – To start playback of a saved station, briefly press one of the preset buttons(5). The num- ber of the storage space will appear on the storage space indicator(c). If required, switch between audio sourcesDAB andDAB2 by pressing the source button(7), to allow you to go back to all saved stations. Note: If the radio signal is weak, <Weak Signal> will appear on the multi-function indicator(j). In this case, you can manually start the DAB+ sta- tion search. To do this, either select<Auto Scan> from the menu or press the seek button (scan down)(10) and the seek button (scan up)(9) simultaneously. After the station search is complete, four stations will be saved in preset spaces 1 to 4. Stations that have already been saved will be overwritten here. If no DAB+ radio stations can be found,<No DAB Station– Please Auto Scan> will appear on the multi-function indicator(j). Setting/Saving FM Radio StationsEnglish To select the audio source FM radio stations, press the source button(7) untilFM orFM2 ap- pears on the audio source indicator(b). The frequency of each current station will appear on the top line of the multi-function indicator(j). The additional information shown on the bottom line of the multi-function indicator can be set with the menu function. If there is sufficiently good reception of a suitable signal, the radio will automatically switch to ste- reo reception, and the stereo indicator(h) will appear in the display. The reception type can be changed to mono reception with the menu function. – To set a specific station, turn the source button(7) (TUNE) until the required frequency or the required station is shown in the display. – To search for the next station with high sig- nal strength, briefly press the seek button (scan down)(10) or the seek button (scan up)(9). The next station found is shown in the display and played back. – To search for all stations with high signal strength, press the seek button (scan down)(10) or the seek button (scan up)(9) for longer than half a second. Any station found is played back for 5 seconds, then the search is continued until the end of the frequency band. To cancel the station search, briefly press the seek button (scan down)(10) or the seek but- ton (scan up)(9). – To save a set station, press the preset button(5) of the required storage space until the number of the storage space appears in the storage space indicator(c). If the four storage spaces of theFM audio source are occupied, then switch to theFM2 audio source, in which four further storage spaces are available, by pressing the source button(7). Please note that you must reset the required station after switching to save the change. – To automatically search for and save the stations with the best reception (AUTOSTORE), press the seek button (scan down)(10) and the seek button (scan up)(9) simultaneously. The radio will check all receiv- able stations and save the four stations with the best reception in preset spaces 1 to 4. Please note that stations that have already been saved will be overwritten here where ne- 18 en 1 609 92A 7AJ • 14.10.22 • Tcessary. Once the search has finished, the station saved in preset space 1 will be played back. – To start playback of a saved station, briefly press one of the preset buttons(5). The num- ber of the storage space will appear on the storage space indicator(c). If required, switch between audio sourcesFM andFM2 by press- ing the source button(7), to allow you to go back to all saved stations. Setting the Rod AntennaEnglish The radio is supplied with a fitted rod antenna(6). For FM radio operation, point the rod antenna in the direction that enables the best reception. If the reception is insufficient, position the radio at a different location that enables better recep- tion. Note: When operating the radio in the direct vi- cinity of radio-communication equipment or ra- dio transceivers, or other electronic equipment, the radio reception can be subject to interfer- ence. Connecting External Audio Sources via AUXEnglish Remove the protective cap of the connector compartment(15) and insert the 3.5‑mm con- nector of the AUX cable(25) into the AUXIN socket(24). Connect the AUX cable to a suitable audio source. To play back the AUX audio source, press the source button(7) untilAUX appears on the audio source indicator(b). After removing the AUX cable connector, reat- tach the protective cap of the connector compartment(15) to protect against dirt/debris. If one of the preset buttons(5) is pressed during AUX operation, the radio will switch to the sta- tion that was saved in the last used radio operat- ing mode. Playing Back/Controlling External Audio Sources via Bluetooth®English To play back an audio source (e.g. smartphone) via Bluetooth ®, either press the source button(7) until the Bluetooth ® indicator(a) ap- pears in the display, or briefly press the Bluetooth ® button(11) regardless of the current audio source. Whilst a connection is being established or dur- ing the search for a connection, the Bluetooth ®indicator(a) will flash. <Pairing> will appear on the multi-function indicator(j). – If the radio has already been connected to an external audio source via Bluetooth ® and if this audio source is available, a connection to this audio source will automatically be estab- lished. – If no saved audio sources are available, the search process will start. Activate the new connection via the external audio source. For smartphones, that is generally possible via the settings in the Bluetooth ® menu. The radio will appear as an available source under the name ARAD18BCASxxxx. Please observe the operating instructions for your audio source/ smartphone. – If an available connection to an audio source via Bluetooth ® needs to be ended and a new connection needs to be searched for (PAIRING), press the Bluetooth ® button(11) for longer than 0.5seconds. Activate the con- nection as described above. As soon as an audio source is connected via Bluetooth ®, the Bluetooth ® indicator(a) will light up continuously. The name of the device connected via Bluetooth ® is displayed on the top line of the multi-function indicator(j). The text from the connected device appears on the bottom line. If no connection can be established via Bluetooth ®, the radio will switch off automatic- ally after 19 minutes. The audio source connected via Bluetooth ® can also be controlled via the radio: – To select a track and to start playback, briefly press the seek button (scan up)(9) or the seek button (scan down)(10) until the re- quired track has been reached. Playback of the selected track is started automatically. – To interrupt playback, press the mute button(8). The pause indicator(f) will appear in the display. – To continue playback, press the mute button(8) again, change the volume via theon/off button(2) or press the seek (scan up) button(9) or the seek (scan down) button(10). – To fast-forward or rewind within a track, press and hold the seek (scan up) button(9) or the seek (scan down) button(10) until the re- quired place in the track has been reached. If one of the preset buttons(5) is pressed during operation via Bluetooth ®, the radio will switch to the station that was saved in the last used radio operating mode. Playback with Dual Speaker Sound (with Bluetooth® audio source)English If an audio source is played back via Bluetooth

the dual speaker sound (DSS) function can be ac- tivated. Two ARAD18BCAS radios act here as a right-hand and left-hand speaker for the same playback. Activating the dual speaker sound function: – One of the two radios must already be con- nected to the audio source via Bluetooth

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