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USER MANUAL Silver Star Swing Auna

CONTENTS Specications 38 Safety Instructions 40 Product Description 42 Initial Use 46 Operation 46 Settings 48 Internet Radio 52 Podcasts 54 DAB Radio 55 FM Radio 57 CD 58 USB Mode 59 Aux In Mode 60 BT 60 Alarms and Sleep Timer 60 Attaching the Unit to a Wall (Optional) 62 Spotify Connect 63 Disposal Considerations 64 Declaration of Conformity 64 Dear Customer, Congratulations on purchasing this equipment. Please read this manual carefully and take care of the following hints to avoid damages. Any failure caused by ignoring the items and cautions men- tioned in the instruction manual are not covered by our warranty and any liability. Scan the QR code to get access to the latest user manual and other information about the product.38

Prole Range Frequency range Maximum transmission power Version 5.0

Up to 10 metres (without obstacles) 2402–2480 MHz -1.8 dBm WLAN Frequency band WLAN standard Encryption Range

Indoors approx. 20–30 m / Outdoors approx. 30–50 m Dimensions unit 460 x 245 x 89mm Weight 3.1kg39

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, DO NOT REMOVE ANY COVER. NO USER- SERVICABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY. WARNING. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO WATER, RAIN OR MOISTURE. The lightning ash with arrowhead symbol within the equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product‘s enclosure that may be of suicient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. The exclamation point within the equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying this product.40

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Read these instructions. All uses guidelines must be read before using the device. Keep the instructions for future use.

• Children over the age of 8 and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or those with a lack of experience and knowledge may only use the device if they are instructed on how to do so by a person responsible for their safety, or if they are supervised and understand the hazards associated with the use of the device.

• Use and security guidelines must be respected.

• The device must not be used near water or be put in contact with moisture.

• Make sure has no liquid is spilled on device and device openings.

• Move device carefully, avoid shocks.

• Do not block the breakdown of the device outputs.

• Do not place the device near from a heat source (e.g. radiator). Do not expose it to the sun.

• Plug the device as indicate on this information form.

• This device has a connection with overload protection. Replacement should only be done bt an experienced technician or the device manufacturer.

• For cleaning the device, please follow the recommendations of the manual.

• The power cord should be unplugged when not using for a long period of time.

• The device shall be repaired by a qualied person when: a. the power cord is damaged, b. objects have fallen into the apparatus or a liquid has been spilled into device, c. device was exposed to the rain, d. device does not work correctly without notable exterior change, e. device is broken.

• The user shall not try to maintain the device beyond that which is described in this manual.

• The device must not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects lled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on apparatus.

• To be completely disconnect the power input, the mains plug of apparatus must be disconnected from the mains, as the disconnect devices is the mains plug of apparatus.

• The mains plug of apparatus should not be obstructed OR should be41

easily accessed during intended use.

• Excessive sound pressure form earphones and headphones can cause hearing loss.

• No naked ame sources such as lighted candles should be placed on the apparatus;

• Attention should be drawn to the environmental aspects of battery disposal;

• The device can be used in moderate climates. Installation

• Unpack all parts and remove protective material.

• Do not connect the unit to the mains before checking the mains voltage and before all other connections have been made.

• Do not cover any vents and make sure that there is a space of several centimeters around the unit for ventilation.42

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION43

INITIAL USE Before operation, please make sure that the VOLTAGE mentioned on the power supply is same as the voltage of your local area. Use the supplied mains adaptor to connect the device to a household mains socket. When it is the rst time running the device, the setup wizard is launched automatically. Press Standby button when unit is power on, unit will go to standby mode. Press again will make it on again. Setup wizard When radio is started for the rst time, it runs through a setup wizard to congure settings for date/time and network. Once this has nished, the system is ready to use in most modes. Note: To change these settings later, select Menu>System settings>and select the required settings options. To run the setup wizard again, select Menu>System settings>Setup wizard The Setup wizard guides you through the basic setup parameters for Time/ Date and Network connection. To change any settings later all setting functions are accessible from the Settings Menu. OPERATION After the initial setup, radio is ready for operating in most Modes. Mode selection From the Main Menu select a mode and press OK. Alternatively press Mode button repeatedly to switch to dierent mode. After a brief moment radio switches to that mode. The last station or track previously used in that mode is selected. If this is not possible, radio scans for relevant stations, networks, or prompts the user for appropriate input. Audio playback The common local controls for audio playback are available in all listening modes: The general track controls are Play/Pause to start and stop tracks and the Next and Previous buttons to skip to the next or previous track in the current playlist.47

Menu navigation The primary control for moving through menus and options is the remote control. control. Press UP/DOWN/RIGHT/LEFT button to move up or down a menu. Once the required option or value is highlighted press OK. All menus and lists act as loops such that press buttons to go beyond the rst or last entry in a menu or list takes you to the opposite end of the menu or list. So going up from rst entry in a menu will take you to the last option in the menu, etc. A scroll bar appears on the right of the screen if there are more options above or below those visible. To enter the menu tree in a particular mode press Menu. To move back a menu level press Back. To exit the menu system, press Menu again. Each mode has a Mode menu, with options specic to that mode. For example, the FM mode menu has two mode specic options: Scan setting and Audio setting. In addition, each mode menu has one nal option: Main menu>. The ‘>’ indicates options leading to further menus. The main menu presents an alternative method for selecting listening modes plus sleeps and alarm functions and one nal option: System setting > The ‘>’ indicates options leading to further menus. The System setting menu presents system setting functions to allow the user to setup how the unit behaves. This includes network, time, language and software parameters. Text Entry To enter search requests or passwords, etc. The data entry screen presents all available characters and command functions in a continuous loop. Press right/left/up/down button to scroll through the loop as required. Press OK to select the currently highlighted character. If you make a mistake select the BKSP (backspace) option to remove the last character. When you have nished the words, select OK to enter the search words or password. Select CANCEL to quit the entry screen. Note: A short cut is available to reduce the amount of scrolling when selecting commands and characters. Press the Info key to jump to the BKSP (Backspace) command option, from anywhere in the character loop. To enter a string of characters, select each character in turn. As each character is selected, the key is built up and displayed in the eld at the top of the display. The three options – Backspace, OK and Cancel are included in the selection loop. These can be accessed just using the remote control, press the Info key, to jump to the BKSP (backspace) option. Presets In each of DAB, FM and Internet radio, up to 40 preset stations can be stored and recalled.48

To store the current station as a preset, press and hold FAV at remote until the display shows the Save to Preset screen. Select one of the 40 presets to save the currently playing station and press OK to conrm. To select a preset, press FAV at remote briey, then select one of the listed preset stations. When a preset station is playing, its preset store number Star icon +Number is shown in the bottom of the screen. SETTINGS All the settings parameters for radio are available on the System settings menu. System settings menu options:

• Back light Equaliser Several predened EQ settings are available; also a user-dened setting (My EQ). To choose an EQ setting, select Menu > System settings > Equaliser. You can then choose from a variety of predened settings and My EQ. The last option ‘My EQ prole setup’ allows you to dene your own settings for the ‘My EQ’ option, with custom bass and treble settings. Network

• Clear network settings

Network wizard This guides you through the necessary steps to join a network. This is also automatically run as part of the Setup wizard. The screens and options presented will depend on the type of network and network protection used. Selecting a network When the Network wizard is chosen radio automatically scans for available wireless networks and presents a list of SSID’s (Service Set Identier) for the networks. Radio remembers login details for the last four wireless networks it has connected to and will automatically connect to them when they are available. If connection to a network is temporarily lost, radio will automatically reconnect. Wi-Fi network (SSID), select a network from the list. Open network If the network is open (non-encrypted), radio connects and no further details are required. Standard encrypted network If the wireless network is protected the next screen presents options to enter the network key or passphrase. Note: The default passphrase for most wireless routers is printed on a label on the router. On completion Radio connects to the selected network. If connecting fails, radio returns to a previous screen to try again. To exit the process uses the Back/Menu button. If the network connection is lost, radio automatically reconnects. PBC Wlan setup (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) Radio prompts you to press the connect button on the router and then press the select control. For more information on setting up a PBC Wlan encrypted network, see your PBC Wlan router’s instructions. View settings Displays the settings details for the current network setup, including:

• Secondary DNS Manual settings Choose DHCP enable/disable NetRemote PIN setup Allows you to dene a PIN number to be entered before being able to connect to radio remotely over a network Network prole This displays a list of the networks remembered by radio (up to a maximum of 4). You can see the list of registered networks through Menu > System settings > Network > Network prole>. From here you can delete unwanted networks by turning and press OK then conrming delete Yes. Clear network settings This option will clear current network settings, to allow you to join an alternative network more easily. Time/Date

• Daylight savings Set Time/Date The date and time are displayed as dd-mm-yyyy with the rst value, dd, active (ashing). Adjust each value with the remote control. As each value is set by pressing the remote control, the next value becomes active ready for adjustment. Auto-update (from DAB, FM or Network) Auto-update works with data sent over DAB, FM or the Internet. The clock is only updated when in a corresponding mode, so it is best to select a mode you use regularly. DAB and FM use time signals broadcost with radio transmissions. Network uses a time signal sent from the internet radio portal when in any network-connected mode.

1. Select Update from DAB, update from FM, update from Network or No

2. If you are updating from the network, set your time zone.

3. If your country uses a daylight saving, the automatically updated time

from the network may be wrong by one hour. When daylight saving adjustments is in eect, such as British Summer Time (BST), turn on the Daylight savings option to rectify this. Note that if you are updating the time from DAB or FM, the Daylight savings option has no eect on the clock’s time. Radio will auto-update from the selected source when time information is available. Set format Allows you to change between 12 and 24 hour display. Language The default language is English. TO change, selec Menu > System settings > Languages > the select your language Factory reset A factory reset resets al user settings to default values, so time/date, network conguration and presets are lost. However, the radio’s current software version is maintained. To perform a factory reset, select Menu > System settings > Factory reset Proceed > Yes. Software update From time to time, solution provider may make software upgrades available with bug xes and/or additional features. You can either check manually, or set radio to check periodically automatically (this is default). If radio detects that newer software is available, it asks if you want to ahead with an update. If you agree, the new software is then downloaded and installed. After a software upgrade, all user settings are maintained. CAUTION: Before starting a software upgrade, ensure that radio is plugged into a stable mains power connection. Disconnecting power during software update may permanently damage the unit. Setup wizard This allows you to run the Setup wizard at any time. The wizard guides you through the essential settings in the following order:

Once you are connected to a network the wizard is completed. Info Shows details of the current system including:

• SW version: software version number

• Radio ID: Unique code used to identify this particular radio device

• Friendly name: name by which the radio is identied on a network Privacy Policy Displays a privacy notice guiding you to our website for full details of the Frontier Smart Technologies Privacy policy: Please visit the following page on a PC or mobile device. www.Frontiersmart.com/privacy Backlight The radio display can be set to dim, when in Standby, after a Timeout period. This option allows you to set the timeout operiod and the brightness settings before (On level) and after (Dim level) the time period. For the On level, High, Medium, Low are available. For the Dim level, High, Medium, Low are available. INTERNET RADIO Radio can play thousands of radio stations and podcasts from around the world through a broadband internet connection. When you select Internet radio mode, radio contacts the solution provider Internet radio portal to get a list of stations, organized into dierent categories like Country, and Popular. Once you select a station, radio connects directly to that station. To enter Internet Radio mode, either press Mode to cycle through the listening modes until Internet Radio is displayed, or select Menu > Main menu > Internet Radio. The common local controls for sound volume, mute, play/ stop and Presets are available. Note: The station list menu is provided from the Internet radio portal, so it is only accessible when radio is connected to the Internet. Station lists and submenus will change from time to time.53

The station list is organized into various categories and search facilities:

• Discover Local Presents a sub-menu to search for stations using a variety of categories, for example, local stations, Genres or stations from a specic city. Choose the required category and either a further list of sub categories is shown, or (if there is no further sub-categores) the available stations for the chosen category are listed. History When Internet radio mode restarts, the last-listened station is selected. To select another recently used station, select Menu > Station list > History then one of the stations listed. Most recent stations appear at the top of the list. Sea1rch You can also search through Internet broadcasts for stations with particular keywords in their title. To search, select Menu > Station list > Search. Enter a keyword by selecting characters in turn, then enter. The search entry screens are similar in operation to the Wi-Fi passphrase entry screen. Select a broadcast from the list. Location To select an Internet broadcast from a particular location, select Menu > Station list > Location >. Select a continent from the menu and a list of countries available is presented, select a country and the available internet radio stations are presented. Choose a radio station from the list to tune to that station. Popular Presents a list of the most popular internet stations from around the world. Discover Allows you to select from a list of stations dened by either their origin (Country), Genre (style of music) or language. Navigate through the category options; once you have made your selection a screen conrms your selected category and the number stations within that category.54

To see the list, select the option showing the number of available stations. Now playing information While the stream is playing, the screen shows its name and description. If artist and track information is available, this is also shown. To view further information, press Info. Each time you press Info, another set of information is displayed, cycling through the following details:

• Codec and sampling rate

• Today’s Date PODCASTS Radio can play thousands of podcasts from around the world through a broadband internet connection. When you select Podcast mode, radio contacts the solution provider portal to get a list of available podcasts. Once you select a podcast, radio connects directly to that podcst source. To enter Podcast mode, either press Mode to cycle through the listening modes until Podcasts is displayed, or select Menu > Main menu > Podcasts. The common local controls for sound volume, mute, play/pause and Presets are available. Note: The podcast menu is provided from the Podcast portal, so it is only accessible when radio is connected to the Internet. Podcast lists and submenus will change from time to time.

• Discover Local radio Presents a sub-menu to search for podcasts using a variety of categories, for example, comedy of the week, boenters and authors, popular, etc. Choose the required category and either a further list of sub categories is shown, or (if there is no further sub-categores) the available podcasts for the chosen category are listed.55

Search You can also search through podcasts with particular keywords in their title. To search, select Menu > Podcast list > Search. Enter a keyword by selecting characters in turn, then enter. The search entry screens are similar in operation to the Wi-Fi passphrase entry screen. Select a broadcast from the list. Location To select a Pocast from a particular location, select Menu > Podcast list > Location >. Select a continent from the menu and a list of countries available is presented, select a country and the available podcasts are presented. Choose a podcast from the list to tune to that podcast. Discover Allows you to select from a list of podcasts dened by either their origin (Country), Genre (style of music) or language. Navigate through the category options; once you have made your selection a screen conrms your selected category and the number podcasts within that category. To see the list, select the option showing the number of available podcasts. DAB RADIO DAB radio mode receives DAB/DAB+ digital radio and displays information about the station, stream and track playing. To enter DAB mode, either press Mode to cycle through the listening modes until DAB Radio is displayed, or select Menu > Main menu > DAB. The DAB radio mode menu oers the following options:

• Main Menu Station List The rst time you select DAB radio mode, or if the station list is empty, radio automatically performs a full scan to see what stations are available. You may also need to start a scan manually to update the list of stations for one of the following reasons:56

• Available stations change from time to time

• If reception was not good for the original scan (for example the antenna was not up), this may result in an empty or incomplete list of available stations.

• If you have poor reception of some stations (burbling), you may wish to list only stations with good signal strength. A question mark before a station in a list indicates that station is currently unavailable. Depending on the cause of the loss of signal this may be only temporary. Stations that unlikely to be available again (for example you have moved out of the broadcast range of a station), can be removed from the station list. Scan for stations To start a scan manually, select Menu > Scan. Once the scan is complete, the radio shows a list of available stations. The manual tune menu option allows the user to select a particular channel and display the signal strength for that channel. Remove stations from list To remove stations that a listed but unavailable, select Menu > Prune invalid. Selecting stations To listen to or change a station, select Menu > Station List and press OK remote. Scroll remote control to select station you want to listen to. Stations listed with a ‘?’ question mark in front of them are not available. Once selected, the station plays and the screen shows ‘playing’ information about the station, track or show broadcast by the station. Alternatively, pressing either the left and right keys, jumps to the next station up or down in the station list. Preset stations can be stored and recalled as described in above section 'Presets'. Now playing information While the stream is playing, the screen shows its name and DLS (Dynamic Label segment) information broadcast by the station giving real-time information such as programme name, track title and contact details. Stereo broadcasts are indicated with an icon at the top of the screen. To view further information, press Info. Each time you press Info, another set of information is displayed, cycling through DLS text, programe type, ensemble name/frequency, signal strength/error rate, bit rate/codec/ channels, today’s date and DL Plus (if available). Slideshow When slideshow is available (dependent on the broadcasted signal), the images are displayed on the left side of the screen. To cycle through the57

dierent display options (thumbnail, slide with DLS text and full screen slide) press the remote control. Settings Dynamic range compression (DRC) Some DAB broadcasts oer dynamic range compression (DRC). This feature allows radios to compress the dynamic range of the output audio stream, so that the volume of quite sounds is increased, and the volume of loud sounds is reduced. This can be useful if you are listening to music with a high dynamic range in a noisy environment (for example, classical music while coentering). To change the DRC setting for radio, select Menu > DRC, and then DRC high, DRC low or DRC o. Note: Radio DRC setting does not have any eect if DRC data is not included in the broadcast. Station order You can choose the order of DAB station list to be either Alphanumeric, or Ensemble, Ensemble lists groups of stations that are broadcast together on the same ensemble, for example BBC or South Wales local. Valid lists valid stations rst, alphanumerically, then o-air stations. To change station order, select Menu > Station order > then Alphanumeric or Ensemble FM RADIO FM radio mode receives analogue radio from the FM band and displays RDS (Radio Data System) information about the station and show (where broadcast). To enter FM Radio mode, either press Mode to cycle through the listening modes until FM Radio is displayed, or select Menu > Main menu > FM. The FM radio mode menu oers the following options:

• Main Menu Selecting stations To nd a station, press OK. The frequency display starts to run up as radio scans the FM band. Alternatively, you can scan up or down by pressing and holding left or right buttons or tune manually with quick presses. Note: Scanning can be set to search for strong signals only. Preset stations can be stored and recalled as described in Presets.58

Now playing information While a FM station is playing, the screen shows one of the two following sets data:

• If RDS information is available, by default the service name (i.e. station name) is displayed. You can cycle through further RDS information by pressing Info. Each time you press Info, another set of information is displayed, cycling through RDS radio text, RDS programme type, frequency and today’s date.

• If no RDS information is available, the currently tuned frequency is shown. Settings Scan settings By default, FM scans stop at any available station. This may result in a poor signal-to-noise ratio (hiss) from weak stations. To change the scan setting to stop only at stations with good signal strength, select Menu > Scan setting > Strong stations only? > Yes Audio Settings By default, all stereo stations are reproduced in stereo. For weak stations, this may result in a poor signal-to-noise ratio (hiss). To play weak stations in mono, select Menu > Audio setting > FM weak reception: Listen in mono only > Yes.

To enter CD mode, either press Mode to cycle through the listening modes until CD is displayed, or select Menu > Main menu > CD. The CD menu oers the following options:

• Repeat (O / Repeat one / Repeat folder / Repeat all)

• Main Menu The display screen for the CD function will show “Loading…” followed by “Reading “,“No Disc”. Select the Open/Close CD function on the radio or the remote. Insert your CD slightly and drive will take CD into the system to play. The rst song on the CD will now begin to play, and show the playing time. Press info button at remote repeatedly or OK button in the main unit, if the format with ID3, it will show the info( Today’s date, File, Folder, Album, Artist, Title).59

CD Functions To skip between songs, use the previous or next buttons on the radio or the remote. Pause/Play using the button on the radio or remote to play or pause. To skip rewind/forward through a song playing, hold down the ‘previous or next buttons on remote control and release when you wish to stop skipping. To eject the CD, press Eject key on the radio or on the remote, as per the guidance to enter the CD. Arrange a CD song program When the CD is playing, press ‘Stop’ button,, you can program the CD player to play songs in a particular order. Simply follow by pressing “Program” button on the remote to step into the state of programming. The star icon is showed. Once in program settings, the display will show T001 to display the rst song on the CD as P01. You can now choose what song you would like as program number P01 by using the ‘<<’ and ‘>>’ buttons to scroll through to the song you would like to choose. Once on the chosen song for P01, press the ‘Program’ and be taken to choose your next programmed song. For the next song, the display will show T002 to show the program 2. Now use the ‘<<’ and ‘>>’ buttons to scroll through to the song you would like to choose. Once on the chosen for program 2, press the ‘Program ’ and be taken to choose your next programmed song. After you have nished program song selection, press the Play/‘Pause ’ button to play the songs which have been programmed. When the program playback is activated, press twice on Stop button, then it will exit the program playback mode, back to CD playing. USB MODE USB mode plays audio from an external source such as an MP3 player. To enter USB mode, either press Mode to cycle through the listening modes until USB is displayed, or select Menu > Main menu > USB. The BT Audio menu oers the following options:

• Repeat (O / Repeat one / Repeat folder / Repeat all)

Aux in mode plays audio from an external source such as an MP3 player. To play audio with Aux in mode,

1. To avoid sudden loud volume, turn the volume low on both radio and, if

adjustable, the audio source device.

2. Connect the external audio source to the Aux in 3.5mm stereo socket.

3. To enter Aux in mode, either press Mode to cycle through the listening

modes until Aux in is displayed, or select Menu > Main menu > Aux in.

4. Adjust the volume of radio (and, if necessary, the audio source device) as

BT mode allows BT devices to pair with the radio, stream music .To enter BT Audio mode, either press Mode to cycle through the listening modes until BT Audio is displayed, or select Menu > Main menu > BT. To pair a BT device with the radio In BT mode, on your radio press Menu > BT, this puts the radio into discoverable mode. The BT name of the radio is Silver/Black Star Swing. On your BT smart device, make sure your BT is on and scan for device select the radio from the list of available BT devices. Control from radio While in BT mode you can pause, play, jump to next track and jump to previous track (in the playlist on the controlling BT device) using the buttons available on the radio.

ALARMS AND SLEEP TIMER

As well as clock/calendar, there are two versatile wake-up alarms with snooze facility, and a sleep function to turn the system o after a set period. Each alarm can be set to start in a particular mode.61

Sleep To set the sleep timer, press the Sleep key on remote control repeatedly to cycle through the sleep time options: Sleep OFF, 15 MINS, 30 MINS, 45 MINS or 60 MINS. Stop when the required time is displayed, after a brief moment the screen returns to the screen being used before the sleep function was selected. On the now playing screens the remaining sleep time is displayed at the bottom of the screen. Alternatively select Menu > Main menu > Sleep and select from the sleep time options. Once you select a sleep period, the system returns to the main menu. Press Menu to return to the now playing screen. To cancel a sleep time, select Sleep OFF from the sleep options using either of the above methods. Note: A sleep time is automacatically cancelled if radio put into Standby. Alarms To set or change an alarm, select Menu > Main menu > Alarms. Select the alarm number (1 or 2) then congure the following parameters:

• Enable: O, Daily, Once, Weekends or Weekdays

• Time: 12:00AM (adjust as necessary)

• Date: 01-01-2007 (adjust as necessary – this option is usually hidden and only required if ‘Once’ is selected in the Enable eld).

• Mode: Buzz, Internet radio, DAB or FM

• To save these settings and set the alarm, scroll down and select save. Notes If you press Back or Menu to exit the Alarm settings without saving, a dialogue screen is displayed asking if you wish to save the changes or not. The now playing, screen shows active set alarms with an icon at the bottom left. The standby screen shows active set alarms with a icon. At the set time, the alarm will sound. To temporarily silence it, press OK remote. Press OK remote repeatedly cycles through the available snooze periods: 5 Mins, 10 Mins, 15 Mins, and 30 Mins. The radio returns to standby for the set period, with the silenced alarm icon ashing and a countdown of the remaining snooze period. After the set snooze time the alarm will sound again. During a snooze period, to change the snooze time, press OK remote to select a new snooze time. Any remaining snooze time is reset to the selected time period. To cancel a sounding alarm, or an alarm in snooze, press Standby.62

ATTACHING THE UNIT TO A WALL (OPTIONAL) This unit can be wall mounted using the supplied wall mount brackets and screws.

1. Fix the safety holder onto the unit with the screw(supplied).

2. Mark the position of both sides of the wall mount brackets using wall

mount template(supplied).

3. Attach the wall mount bracket to both sides of the wall with two screws

4. Hook the unit securely onto the wall mount brackets with both hands.

Connect the antenna and the AC mains lead to the unit before hanging the unit onto the wall. After hanging the unit, release your hands carefully to conrm the unit sits securely on the wall mount brackets.

5. Drive the safety holder xing screw(supplied) to secure the safety holder

onto the wall. safety holder wall mount bracket

• Keep the safety holder out of reach of children to prevent swallowing.

• Keep the screws out of reach of children to prevent swallowing.

• Keep the wall mount brackets out of reach of children to swallowing. Professional installation is required. The installation should never be done by any other than a qualied installation specialist. AUNA DISCLAIMS ANY PROPERTY DAMAGE AND/OR SERIOUS INJURY, INCLUDING DEATH RESULTING FROM IMPROPER INSTALLATION OR INCORRECT HANDLING.63

SPOTIFY CONNECT Use your phone, tablet or computer as a remote control for Spotify. Go to spotify.com/connect to learn how. Licences The Spotify Software is subject to third party licences found here: https://www.spotify.com/connect/third-party-licenses64

DISPOSAL CONSIDERATIONS If there is a legal regulation for the disposal of electrical and electronic devices in your country, this symbol on the product or on the packaging indicates that this product must not be disposed of with household waste. Instead, it must be taken to a collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By disposing of it in accordance with the rules, you are protecting the environment and the health of your fellow human beings from negative consequences. For information about the recycling and disposal of this product, please contact your local authority or your household waste disposal service. This product contains batteries. If there is a legal regulation for the disposal of batteries in your country, the batteries must not be disposed of with household waste. Find out about local regulations for disposing of batteries. By disposing of them in accordance with the rules, you are protecting the environment and the health of your fellow human beings from negative consequences.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Manufacturer: Chal-Tec GmbH, Wallstrasse 16, 10179 Berlin, Germany. Importer for Great Britain: Berlin Brands Group UK Ltd PO Box 1145 Oxford, OX1 9UW United Kingdom Hereby, Chal-Tec GmbH declares that the radio equipment type Silver Star Swing/Black Star Swing is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: use.berlin/10038261 For Great Britain: Hereby, Chal-Tec GmbH declares that the radio equipment type Silver Star Swing/ Black Star Swing is in compliance with the relevant statutory requirements. The full text of the declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: use.berlin/1003826165

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