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TDA-65

Product Overview

Front

view

Back view

/MODE button

10 REPEAT/SNOOZE button

2 PREV/TUN- button 11 CD compartment

3 NEXT/TUN+ button 12 On/Off switch

4 PRESET/PROG button 13 Telescopic antenna

5 PLAY/SCAN button 14 AC-In socket

6 STOP/SELECT button 15 Volume knob

7 MENU/INFO button 16 Line In jack

8 ALARM button 17 Battery compartment

9 LCD display

Summary of content (5 pages)

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TDA-65 Product Overview Front view Back view 1 /MODE button 10 REPEAT/SNOOZE button 2 PREV/TUN- button 11 CD compartment 3 NEXT/TUN+ button 12 On/Off switch 4 PRESET/PROG button 13 Telescopic antenna 5 PLAY/SCAN button 14 AC-In socket 6 STOP/SELECT button 15 Volume knob 7 MENU/INFO button 16 Line In jack 8 ALARM button 17 Battery compartment 9 LCD display
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AC Power connection 1. For first use, open the CD compartment on the top panel, and remove the cardboard shipping protector. 2. Connect the power cable into the AC-In socket on the back of the boom box and connect the power cable plug into the mains power wall socket 3. Fully extend the telescopic antenna on the back of the boom box to receive the best possible radio reception. Battery power connection (optional) The boom box can be operated either by AC power or battery power.
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Note: If there is already an existing DAB station stored under a preset number, the newly stored DAB station overwrites the preset. Selecting a preset DAB radio station In DAB mode: 1. Press the PRESET button. ‘Preset Recall’ is displayed together with the current preset number. 2. Press the PREV or NEXT button to select a preset DAB radio station. 3. Press the SELECT button to confirm. The preset DAB radio station begins to broadcast.
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