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D I G I T A L A U D I O B R O A D C A S T I N G
D I G I T A L A U D I O B R O A D C A S T I N G
Owner's Manual
CONTENTS
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WHAT IS DAB?
To prevent injury and/or damage, take the following precautions;
Keep the unit away from liquids and areas with steam or high humidity.
Keep the unit turned off while replacing batteries.
Do not reverse battery polarity.
Immediately turn off the power and consult with local dealer when the unit
becomes extremely hot.
Remove batteries from the unit when not in use for a long period of time.
Do not apply shock or drop the unit.
Wipe off the unit with soft and dry cloth to clean.
Never dismantle, repair, or re-assemble the unit. This may cause fatal
damage to the unit, and it results warranty avoidance.
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DAB is the latest digital technology which gives you crystal clear sound, and
easy tuning. You don't need to search for channels across a waveband: the
autoscan function creates a list of all the radio channels in your location from
which you can chose your favorites.
DAB has extra stations not available on other wavebands, and displays
scrolling text which may give news, contact details or song lyrics and titles.
With DAB, Services are bundled into groups, called Ensembles or
Multiplexes. Some Radio stations may have additional secondary services
which appear for special programmes or events - for example sports pro-
grams.
ENSEMBLE
SERVICE
SERVICE
PRIMARY SERVICE COMPONENT
PRIMARY SERVICE COMPONENT
SECONDARY SERVICE COMPONENT
SECONDARY SERVICE COMPONENT
1. PREPARATION
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Package Contents
DR301 DAB Digital Radio
Stereo Earphone
3 AA Alkaline Batteries
Wrist Strap
USB Cable
CD (Owner's Manual & Driver installation program)
Owner's Manual
Stereo Earphone
DR301 DAB
Digital Radio
3 AA Alkaline Batteries
Wrist Strap
Owner's Manual
USB Cable
CD (Manual & Driver
installation program)
CONTENTS
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1. Preparation
Package Contents ...........................................................................................
Controls diagram .............................................................................................
LCD display .....................................................................................................
Preparation to use ...........................................................................................
2. Getting Started
Power On/Off ..................................................................................................
Antenna setting ...............................................................................................
Volume Control ...............................................................................................
Button Hold .....................................................................................................
3. Operation Guide
DAB Receiver ..................................................................................................
FM Radio .........................................................................................................
Music Player ....................................................................................................
4. File upload/download
Before file upload/download ............................................................................
Driver installation (Driver for only Windows 98) ..............................................
File upload/download ......................................................................................
Disconnecting DR301 from PC .......................................................................
Removable disk format ...................................................................................
5. Battery and mains adaptor operation.....................................................
Appendices
Appendix 1 Menu tree - DAB block .................................................................
Appendix 2 Menu tree - FM Radio block .........................................................
Appendix 3 Menu tree - Music Player block ....................................................
Appendix 4 Regional Frequency Table ..........................................................
(Band-III / L-Band Europe / L-Band Canada)
Appendix 5 Troubleshooting ...........................................................................
Appendix 6 Specifications ..............................................................................
Warranty
1. About Warranty Service .............................................................................
2. Product Information ....................................................................................
3. Warranty Exclusion ....................................................................................
4. Warranty Statement ...................................................................................
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Controls Diagram LCD Display
TOP
FRONT
RIGHT
SIDE
SD Card Slot
Battery Compartment
Hold On/ Off
Volume Up
Select (Play/ Pause/ Stop)
FF/REW
Volume Down
HOT KEY 1/2/3
RECORD/ REWIND/ MENU
LCD Display
Power On/Off
Earphone Jack
USB port
1. Mode Symbol (DAB)
2. RSSI (Receiving Signal Strength Indicator)
3. SD
4. Tune Type
5. Stereo/ Mono/ Data
6. Battery Balance
7. Ensemble Label
8. Service Label
9. Program Type
10. Data Rate (kbps)
11. DLS(Dynamic Label Segment)
1. Mode Symbol (FM Radio)
2. Tuned
3. Tune Type
4. Stereo/Mono
5. Battery Balance
6. Frequency Tuned
7. Frequency Location
<DAB Receiver Display>
<FM Radio Display>
Radio 5 Live
Scrolling DLS ....
320
5 Live Sports Xtra
BBC National DAB
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101.60MHz
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TUNED
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02 Let it be.mp3
by:Beatles
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00:02:03
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NORM
MP3
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. Mode Symbol(Music Player)
2. Equalizer
3. SD
4. File Format
5. Play Mode (Repeat Type)
6. Battery Balance
7. File Name
8. Artist Name
9. Track Number
10. Play Time
11. Progressive Bar
<Music Player Display>
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L - Band Antenna
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Preparation to use
1. PREPARATION
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1) Battery Insertion and Replacement
2) Plug-in earphone
Turn the power off before battery replacement.
For safety purposes, remove batteries from the unit when not in use for a
long period of time.
Open the battery cover. Pull the ribbon to release old batteries, and insert
three (3) AA alkaline batteries in to the compartment following the polarity
indication.
Place the battery cover on the original position and slide it to the left until it
clicks.
Before use, gently plug the earphone into the earphone jack located at the right
side of the unit. Use supplied earphone or one designed for portable stereo
music systems for best match to the unit.
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2. GETTING STARTED
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2. GETTING STARTED
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Power On/Off
Antenna Setting
To turn on the unit, push Power On/Off but-
ton for more than one second. To turn off the
unit, push Power On/Off button for more
than one second again.
DR301 saves last mode, station and settings
when powered off. When DR301 is powered
on again it recalls last saved mode,
station and settings and resumes operation.
To adjust volume to a desired level press vol-
ume key upward or downward. When the vol-
ume key is pressed and held the volume level
will gradually be raised or lowered.
DR301 has 20 steps of digital volume control.
To avoid hearing problem please do not keep
the volume level too high.
DR301 has two antenna systems for Band-III and L-Band.
When DR301 works on Band-III service, stereo earphones are working as
Band-III antenna.
Do not fold or twist earphone wire to avoid reception problem.
When DR301 works on L-Band service, pull out the L-Band antenna and
keep it stretched out.
Volume Control
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Power On/Off
While you enjoy services it is recommended to
lock all buttons to avoid unwanted service
interruption from accidental button work.
To lock/ hold buttons slide HOLD key
clockwise. All keys and buttons are locked,
and HOLD icon appears on LCD.
To unlock/ release buttons slide HOLD key
counter-clockwise. All keys and buttons
are active, and HOLD icon disppears.
Button Hold
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FM Radio
Music Player
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101.60MHz
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FM Radio
Music Player
02 Let it be.mp3
by:Beatles
TR001
00:00:00
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NORM
3. OPERATION GUIDE
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3. OPERATION GUIDE
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DAB Receiver
BASIC OPERATION GUIDE
DR301 is a multi-talented DAB radio that works on FM radio and music
player mode too. This chapter guides how to operate DAB functions and
how to customize various settings in DAB mode.
a) Switching to FM Radio mode
Press MENU button.
When "MODE" appears, locate cursor at "FM Radio" using navigation key
and press SELECT key to change mode.
b) Switching to Music Player mode
Press MENU button.
When "MODE" appears, locate cursor at "Music Player" using navigation
key and press SELECT key to change mode.
1) Mode Change
a) Contrast
You can adjust contrast setting when the LCD does not seem properly adjusted.
Press MENU and move to "SET (Setting)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor at "Contrast" and press SELECT key to enter contrast
setting menu. Contrast level varies from 0 (dark) to 10 (bright).
Adjust contrast level using navigation key and press SELECT
when contrast level setting is done.
b) Backlight
You can make backlight last longer, shorter or completely disabled depending on
amount of light of where you use the unit.
Press MENU and move to "SET (Setting)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor at "Backlight" and press SELECT key to enter backlight
setting menu. Backlight level varies from 0 to 5 seconds.
Adjust backlight level using navigation key and press SELECT when backlight
level setting is done.
c) Scroll Speed
You can adjust scroll speed slow or fast.
Press MENU and move to "SET (Setting)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor at "Scroll Speed" and press SELECT key to enter scroll
speed setting menu. Scroll speed varies from 1 (slow) to 11 (fast).
Adjust scroll speed level using navigation key and press SELECT when scroll
speed is properly set.
d) Sound Balance
You can adjust sound balance if sound is biased to left or right.
Press MENU and move to "SET (Setting)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor at "Sound Balance" and press SELECT key to enter sound
balance setting menu. Sound balance can be set -5 (left) to +5 (right).
Adjust sound balance using navigation key and press SELECT when sound
balance is properly set.
2) Display Settings
This setting is common to DAB Receiver, FM Radio and Music Player modes.
This setting is common to DAB Receiver, FM Radio and Music Player modes.
This setting is common to DAB Receiver, FM Radio and Music Player modes.
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e) DLS Character
You can resize DLS character for better look of DLS information.
Press MENU and move to "SET (Setting)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor at "DLS Character" and press SELECT key to enter DLS character
resizing menu. DLS character can be resized to "Large" or "Small" character.
Resize DLS character using navigation key and press SELECT when resizing
is done.
f) Announcement
You can selectively enjoy announcement among 12 (twelve) classified
announcements. Number of announcements may increase as broadcast
changes.
Single announcement selection:
Scroll up and down over the list of announcement. Press SELECT on
one of most favored announcement you would like to be serviced, and
press MENU to save and exit the setting menu. To deselect the
announcement press SELECT again when cursor is on that announce-
ment.
Multiple announcement selection:
Scroll up and down over the list of announcement. Press SELECT on
every announcement you would like to be serviced, and press MENU to
save and exit the setting menu. Selection is not saved unless MENU is
pressed.
All announcement selection:
Scroll up and down over the list of announcement and locate cursor on
"Select All". Press SELECT, and all announcements will be selected. To
deselect press SELECT again. Press MENU to save setting and exit.
Announcement service overrides current DAB service at all times when
an announcement is broadcasted at any moment (that announcement
must be preselected).
To stay on the announcement do not handle any keys or buttons. Normal
DAB service will be automatically brought back when the announcement
ends.
To skip the announcement press SELECT at any moment during the
announcement is serviced. Normal DAB service will be brought back
immediately.
Press MENU and move to "SET (Setting)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor at "Announcement" and press SELECT key to set most favorite
announcement(s) you will be serviced. Announcement service can be select-
ed by one, multiple numbers or all.
Scroll up and down over the list of announcements and press SELECT on
every wanted announcement you would like to be serviced.
Press MENU button to exit when all wanted announcements are selected.
Announcement selection is done and saved.
TIP- Announcement selection
TIP- Announcement service
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The following announcements are available in DAB mode.
Alarm
Traffic News
Transport
News
Warning
News
Weather
Event
Special Event
Radio Information
Sports News
Financial News
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g) Sleep
Sleep feature enables you to turn the unit off automatically after desired
amount of time.
h) Program Type
You can selectively enjoy classified program if a certain program type is
selected.
Press MENU and move to "SET (Setting)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor at "Sleep" and press SELECT key to set sleep timer.
Sleep timer can be set from 0 (off) to 60 minutes by each 1 minutes.
Set sleep timer using navigation key and press SELECT when sleep
timer is properly set. Sleep timer is activated when setting is done.
i) Firmware Upgrade
When new or enhanced functions are available, Perstel releases new
firmware. Latest firmware is available to download from the Perstel web-
site. (http://www.perstel.co.uk)
Download the latest firmware from Perstel website to PC.
Copy the downloaded firmware file from PC to SD.
When file copy is finished, insert the SD into the SD slot of DR301. The
External Memory Card icon ( ) will appear on the screen.
Press MENU and move to "SET (Setting)" using navigation key.
Locate cursor at "Firmware Upgrade" and press SELECET to begin
firmware upgrade.
New firmware will be loaded to DR301, and DR301 will automatically
restart to implement new firmware.
Press MENU and move to "SET (Setting)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor at "Program Type" and press SELECT key to set
favorite program type(s) you will be serviced.
Scroll up and down over the list of program types and press SELECT
to save favorite program type.
Press MENU button to exit when all wanted program types are select-
ed. Program types are saved.
This setting is common to DAB Receiver, FM Radio and Music Player
modes.
The following program types are available in DAB mode.
News
Current Affairs
Information
Sport
Education
Drama
Light Classics M
Serious Classics
Other Music
Varied Speech
Pop Music
Rock Music
Culture
Science
Varied Speech
Pop Music
Rock Music
Easy Listening
Easy Listening
Light Classics M
Serious Classics
Other Music
Weather &Metr
Finance
Children's Progs
Social Affairs
Religion
Phone In
Travel &Touring
Leisure & Hobby
Jazz Music
Country Music
National Music
Oldies Music
Folk Music
Documentary
DATA
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DAB signals transmitted through radio frequency
are called "ensembles" which consists of several
"services". Most of services are available at all
times, but a few of them are available at a certain
time for a certain duration of a day only.
The DR301 begins tuning when it is powered
on. When an ensemble is captured the first
service is loaded with all related information of
the service displayed on the LCD. If current
ensemble is not serviced in your area "No
Signal" message will appear on the LCD. "No
Signal" means either no service or very weak
signal. Please then try another ensembles.
There are several ways of tuning and searching favorite services with the
DR301. Please check Manual Tune, Preset Tune, Program Type Searching
and Full Scan like the followings.
Other services: If you would like to try other service of current ensemble,
press forward (backward) button and the second, the third ... service will
be loaded. Beyond the last service is the first service of next ensemble,
and beyond the first service is the last service of previous ensemble.
Data services: Most of ensembles service more than one data services
( icon appears). Data service does not deliver audio though it is
tuned.
Other ensembles: If you would like to try other service of different ensem-
ble press and hold forward or backward button for more than one second.
Ensemble changes to next or previous and the DR301 begins tuning the
first available service of that ensemble.
No Signal: When next or previous ensemble contains no service "No
Signal" message will appear on the screen. "No Signal" means either no
service or very weak signal. Please then try another ensembles.
3) Service Tune and Search
Radio 5 Live
Scrolling DLS ....
320
5 Live Sports Xtra
BBC National DAB
[
MAN
]
s
[
MAN
]
No Signal
6A
< Ensemble Tuned >
< Auto Tuning >
< No signal >
a) Auto Tune
Auto tune enables you to get the very next avail-
able DAB ensemble in your area.
Press and hold navigation key forward or back-
ward until AUTO (Auto tuning) icon appears on
the LCD (Auto tune is available when Tune
mode is set MAN or manual.). The DR301
begins searching the very next/ previous avail-
able DAB ensemble. The LCD displays
"Searching" message until new DAB ensemble is tuned. When first available
DAB ensemble is tuned, the DR301 loads the first service of the ensemble and
auto tune is over. The tune icon changes from AUTO to MAN (manual tune).
When there is no DAB ensemble detected from auto tune, the LCD displays "No
Signal" and auto tune is over at the starting point.
b) Manual Tune
Manual Tuning enables you to tune ensemble
by frequency chart. Manual tuning is useful
when the unit does not have preset list.
To tune to ensemble by manual tuning, set tun-
ing mode to MAN (manual tune) and press navi-
gation forward or backward repeatedly until a
desired ensemble is tuned.
Do the followings to set tuning mode to manual.
Press MENU and move to "SER (Searching)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor to "Manual" and press SELECT key.
MAN (manual tune) icon will appear and manual tuning mode is activated.
< Manual Tuned >
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c) Preset Tune
Preset or preset tuning enables you to tune
ensemble by stored preset list. Do the follow-
ings to set tuning mode to preset.
e) PTY in Preset
To use PTY in Preset (Program Type in Preset) function, one or more pre-
set should be stored in preset table.
For PTY tune please set program type you wish to tune. (Refer to page 14
for program type selection.)
Do the followings for PTY in Preset tune.
e) Full scan
Full scan enables you to scan the entire ensembles and store every first
service of ensembles to preset table.
Do the followings to create preset table followed by full scan.
d) PTY Search (Program Type Search)
PTY (Program Type) Tune enables you to
tune to the services by program type. For
PTY tune please select program type you
wish to tune. (Refer to page 14 for program
type selection.) When PTY tune is selected,
DR301 begins finding services matching to
your program type.
Press MENU and move to "SER
(Searching)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor at "Preset" and press
SELECT key.
PRE (preset tune) icon will appear and
preset tuning mode is activated.
< Preset Tuned >
Press MENU and move to "SER (Searching)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor to "PTY Search" and and press SELECT key. Tuning begins.
Tuning does not begin unless program type is selected. (Refer to page 14 for
program type selection.)
When PTY tune completes, a preset table is created with all services related
to selected program types stored.
Press MENU and move to "SER (Searching)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor to "PTY in Preset" and press SELECT key.
DR301 begins scan preset table and sort services matching to program type
selected.
All services with same program type will be displayed on preset table and
other services will be skipped.
Explore desired services in the list using navigation key and press SELECT
when found.
Press MENU and move to "SER (Search)" using navigation key.
Locate cursor to "Full Scan" and press SELECT.
DR301 begins scanning the entire ensembles and stores every first service of
ensembles being serviced.
When full scan completes, DR301 creates preset table and is tuned to the first
service of the first scanned ensemble.
To stop full scan while in progress, press SELECT (Play/ Pause/ Stop) key at
any time. Full scan will immediately stop, and scanned services are stored in
preset table.
A "Searching" message will appear while full scan is in progress.
When full scan is over, preset table is created and the DR301 is tuned to the
first service of first ensemble scanned.
If there is no service/ ensemble available after all, a "No Signal" message will
appear.
If no service is found during PTY Search, a "No Match Station" mes-
sage will be displayed on the LCD.
< PTY Tuned >
TIP-OPERATION DURING FULL SCAN
> Do the followings to search all services matching to preselected PTY (program type).
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4) Exit
Preset Setting
To exit setting and return to original mode, press "EXIT Menu" at any time while
you are in menu mode. To return to original mode without making change, press
MENU at any time before pressing SELECT.
Preset table holds maximum 100 services capacity. It enables you to tune to
your favorite services. There are several ways to make changes to preset table.
Do the followings to make changes to preset table.
Bookmark Setting
This function enables you to easily move frequently used channels into Preset
Table. Checked Bookmark Service will be displayed in Preset Table.
Bookmark Select/Unselect is available only on Preset Table in Preset Tune
mode.
a) Do the followings to store or add more presets to existing preset table.
< Storing Preset >
< Preset Table >
< Deleting Preset >
< Preset Table >
Jazz Music
Rock Music
Country Music
News
Drama
Folk Music
Finance
*
*
*
2nd
2nd
b) Deleting Preset
Do the followings to delete services from preset table.
c) Selection from Preset Table
Change tuning mode to preset tune mode (refer to page 18)
Press SELECT key for more than one sec-
ond.
Preset table will be loaded.
Scroll up and down using navigation key till a
desired service is found.
Press SELECT shortly, and the unit immedi-
ately changes to selected service.
To return to previous mode press MENU
button.
Change tune mode to preset tune (refer to page 18).
Press SELECT key for more than one second to bring up preset table.
Scroll up and down to choose services to bookmark.
Press REC button to bookmark. An asterisk(*) mark appears on bookmarked
service.
Press REC key again to unmark, and the asterisk(*) mark disappears.
Keep the tune mode to MAN (manual tune).
Press SELECT key for more than one second
when a service is tuned and you like to keep it
as preset.
A prompt appears as "Add to Preset?", then
select "OK" and press SELECT to store.
(Otherwise choose "Cancel")
Current service is added to current preset
table, and the unit still remains tuned to current service. Preset table is created
if it does not exist.
Keep the tune mode to PRE (preset tune).
Change tuning mode to preset mode. (refer to page 18)
Press SELECT key for more than one second,
and the preset table will appear.
Scroll up and down to find service(s) to delete, and
press SELECT key for more than one second.
A prompt of "Delete Preset?" will appear, then
select "OK" and press SELECT to delete.
(Select "Cancel" otherwise)
Selected service is deleted from preset list and preset table is brought back for
another deletion.
To go back to original mode press MENU button at any time.
Add to Preset?
Ok
Cancel
Delete Preset?
Ok
Cancel
REC
Radio 5 Live
Scrolling DLS ....
320
5 Live Sports Xtra
BBC National DAB
[
MAN
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Radio 5 Live
Do Not Remove Card!!
320
5 Live Sports Xtra
Radio 5 Live
320
5 Live Sports Xtra
[
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Do Not Remove Card!!
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REC
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MEN-3
MEN-1
MEN-3
MEN-1
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HOT Keys (Thee most favorite services)
In addition to preset feature, DR301 enables
you to keep 3 of most favorite DAB services
that is called HOT Key. Do the followings to
set HOT Keys.
DAB signal record
DR301 has DAB signal record feature that enables you to record live broad-
cast while listening to it. Do the followings to record DAB broadcast.
REW (Rewind)
One of remarkable talents of DR301 is this
Rewind feature. Rewind allows you to listen
to broadcast gone one minute ago. To listen
to past broadcast do the followings.
< Hot Key >
When one of your most favorite services is
tuned, press one of HOT Keys (1 to 3) for more than one second.
to icons appears on upper left corner of the LCD - depending on
which HOT Key is pressed - confirming HOT Key is set. HOT Key setting is
done one at a time.
To recall stored services, press HOT Keys shortly. Stored service is recalled
with to icons whether you are tuned to other service or even not
tuned. (Make sure you are within service area.)
HOT Keys can store different services whenever you press HOT Keys (1 to 3)
for more than one second.
Press REW (Rewind) button, and DR301
delivers broadcast passed one minute
ago.
Rewind ( ) icon appears on top of the LCD and service label will
blink.
To release rewind and go back to current broadcast, press REW
(Rewind) button again or move to other services using navigation key.
< Rewind >
DAB signal is stored in SD card inserted in the slot. Make sure SD card is
properly inserted and it has enough memory space.
To record the broadcast, press REC (Record) button for more than one sec-
ond.
Recording broadcast begins and icon appears on the LCD.
Recording ends at any case when service signal is too weak to hold or REC
button is pressed again or other key operation is made.
When recording completes, timer icon appears for one to two seconds and
the signal is being stored into the SD card.
DAB signal is recorded in MPEG2 (MUSICAN) format, and available in music
player mode for playback.
< DAB Signal Recording >
< Recording >
< Caching>
< Stop recording >
Press REC key to stop recording
Radio 5 Live
Scrolling DLS ....
320
5 Live Sports Xtra
[
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MEM-3
Radio 5 Live
Scrolling DLS ....
320
5 Live Sports Xtra
BBC National DAB
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DAB Receiver
Music Player
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Radio 5 Live
Scrolling DLS ....
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5 Live Sports Xtra
BBC National DAB
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FM Radio
Music Player
02 Let it be.mp3
by:Beatles
TR001
00:00:00
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M
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Exit Menu
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Preset
Manual
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M
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Backlight
Scroll Speed
Sound Balance
DLS Character
Announcement
Contrast
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DAB Receiver
Music Player
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FM Radio
Other FM Radio Functions and Mode Settings
< Mode > < Setting >
< Search > < Exit >
The following mode settings are available in FM Radio mode.
1) Mode Change
a) Switching to DAB Receiver mode
Press MENU button.
When "MODE" appears, locate cursor at "DAB Receiver" using navigation
key and press SELECT to change mode.
b) Switching to Music Player mode
Press MENU button.
When "MODE" appears, locate cursor at "Music Player" using navigation key
and press SELECT to change mode.
a) Manual tune
Frequency tuning
TUNED
Set tune mode to MAN (manual tune).
Press forward or backward button repeat-
edly until desired frequency is tuned.
When any signal is tuned TUNED ( )
icon appears and audio is broadcasted.
b) Preset tune
Preset tune enables you to tune to frequen-
cies that are saved in preset table. Do the
followings for preset tune.
Press MENU and move to "SER (Search)".
Locate cursor at "Preset" and press SELECT
to set preset tune. PRE (Preset tune) icon
appears on the LCD.
Use preset table or move navigation key for-
ward/ backward to tune to wanted frequency.
You need to create preset table when preset
does not exist. Refer to e) Full Scan (page
19) to create preset table.
c) Auto tune
Auto tune enables you to scan next or previous
available frequency. Auto tune is available only in
manual tune mode. Do the followings for auto tune.
< Manual Tuned >
< Preset Tuned >
< Auto Tuning >
Press and hold forward or backward but-
ton until AUTO (auto tune) icon appears
on the LCD.
When a signal is tuned, AUTO (auto tune)
icon switches back to MAN (manual tune)
icon and auto tune stops.
To stop auto tune, press forward or backward button at any time. Auto
tune stops whether or not a signal is tuned.
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3. OPERATION GUIDE
26
Preset tune
Preset tune enables you to tune to frequencies stored in preset table.
DR301 holds maximum 10 presets in FM radio mode.
a) Storing Preset
Preset setting(storing) is available only in
Manual Tune mode.
< Storing Preset >
When a frequency is tuned, press SELECT
for more than one second.
When a message "Add to Preset?" prompts,
locate cursor at "OK" and press SELECT key
to store the frequency in preset table.
Current frequency is stored in preset table
and the unit stays tuned to current frequency.
Switch tune mode to preset tune. (Refer to
page 25.)
Press SELECT key for more than one sec-
ond. Then preset table appears.
Scroll up and down to select frequency you
wish to delete.
Press SELECT key for more than one second. When a message box "Delete
Preset?" prompts, locate cursor at "OK" and press SELECT to delete the fre-
quency from preset table.
Current frequency is deleted from preset table, and preset table is brought
back again. (Current frequency is still tuned though that
is deleted from preset table.)
To go back to preset tune mode, press MENU button.
< Deleting Preset >
b) Deleting Preset
Deleting stored presets in Preset Table is only
available in Preset Tune mode.
< Preset table >
c) Preset Table
You can bring up preset table and choose fre-
quency from the preset list at any time in pre-
set mode.
Set mode to preset tune. (Refer to page 25.)
Press SELECT for more than one second.
Preset table will appear on the screen.
Scroll up and down using navigation key
and press SELECT on frequency you wish
to tune.
Bookmark Setting
Refer to Bookmark in DAB mode setting.
HOT Keys (Three most favorite frequencies)
Setting and operating HOT Keys are designed the same manner as DAB.
Refer to HOT Keys in DAB mode. (Page 22)
Add to Preset?
Ok
Cancel
Delete Preset?
Ok
Cancel
< Preset Table >
87.7 MHz
89.5 MHz
91.9 MHz
99.9 MHz
101.5 MHz
107.7 MHz
103.4 MHz
*
*
XIT
ODE
ET
E
XIT
DAB Receiver
FM Radio
M
ODE
S
ET
XIT
ODE
ET
Radio 5 Live
Scrolling DLS ....
320
5 Live Sports Xtra
BBC National DAB
[
MAN
]
s
ET
Q
ET
ODE
Q
Q
EL
XIT
EL
XIT
ODE
XIT
ODE
ET
XIT
ODE
ET
E
XIT
DAB Receiver
FM Radio
M
ODE
S
ET
ET
Q
ET
ODE
Q
Q
EL
XIT
EL
XIT
ODE
101.60MHz
[
MAN
]
TUNED
s
F
M
E
XIT
DAB Receiver
FM Radio
M
ODE
S
ET
XIT
ODE
ET
XIT
ODE
ET
Normal
v
S
ET
Classic
Jazz
Rock
Pop
User
E
Q
A-B
S
ET
M
ODE
E
Q
Backlight
Scroll Speed
Sound Balance
Sleep
Firmware Upgrade
Contrast
Repeat One
Reeat All
Shuffle
Intro
Normal
v
E
Q
A-B
D
EL
E
XIT
A-B
v
Delete All
Format SD
Delete One
D
EL
E
XIT
A-B
Exit Menu
M
ODE
3. OPERATION GUIDE
29
3. OPERATION GUIDE
28
Music Player
Other Music Player Functions And Mode Settings.
< Mode >
< Setting >
The following mode settings are available in Music Player mode:
< Equalizer >
< Exit >
< Delete >< Play mode >
Press MENU button.
When "MODE" appears, locate cursor at "DAB Receiver" using navigation
key and press SELECT to change mode.
1) Mode Change
a) Switching to DAB Receiver mode
2) Display Settings
b) Switching to FM Radio mode
Press MENU button
When "MODE" appears, locate cursor at "FM Radio" using navigation key
and press SELECT to change mode.
a) Contrast
You can adjust contrast setting when the LCD does not seem properly adjusted.
Press MENU and move to "SET (Setting)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor at "Contrast" and press SELECT key to enter contrast
setting menu. Contrast level varies from 0 (dark) to 10 (bright).
Adjust contrast level using navigation key and press SELECT
when contrast level setting is done.
b) Backlight
You can make backlight last longer, shorter or completely disabled depending on
amount of light of where you use the unit.
Press MENU and move to "SET (Setting)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor at "Backlight" and press SELECT key to enter backlight
setting menu. Backlight level varis from 0 to 5 seconds.
Adjust backlight level using navigation key and press SELECT when backlight
level setting is done.
c) Scroll Speed
You can adjust scroll speed slow or fast.
Press MENU and move to "SET (Setting)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor at "Scroll Speed" and press SELECT key to enter scroll
speed setting menu. Scroll speed varies from 1 to 11.
Adjust scroll speed level using navigation key and press SELECT when scroll
speed is properly set.
d) Sound Balance
You can adjust sound balance if sound is biased to left or right.
Press MENU and move to "SET (Setting)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor at "Sound Balance" and press SELECT key to enter sound
balance setting menu. Sound balance can be set -5 (left) to +5 (right).
Adjust sound balance using navigation key and press SELECT when sound
balance is properly set.
3. OPERATION GUIDE
31
3. OPERATION GUIDE
30
e) Sleep
f) Firmware Upgrade
Refer to Firmware Upgrade in DAB mode setting.
Press MENU and move to "Equalizer" using navigation key.
Scroll up and down to select one of 6 equalizer modes.
Press SELECT to set equalizer option.
Equalizer: Normal, Classic, Jazz, Rock, Pop and User
User Equalizer: This function enables you to adjust bass and treble level
separately.
3) Equalizer
Press MENU and move to "Play Mode" using navigation key.
Scroll up and down to select play mode (repeat).
Press SELECT to set play mode.
Normal: Play back just one time from the current track to the last track.
Repeat One: Play back the current track repeatedly.
Repeat All: Play back all tracks repeatedly in order.
Shuffle: Play back all tracks repeatedly in random order.
Intro: Play back first 10 seconds of each track.
4) Play Mode
Press MENU and move to "Delete" using navigation key.
Press SELECT when "Delete One" is selected, and selected file will be
permanently deleted.
5) Delete
To exit the setting and go back to the original mode, You may press “Exit
Menu” at any time. You can also cancel the setting and go back to the origi-
nal mode by pressing MENU button at any time.
6) Exit
Sleep feature enables you to turn the unit off automatically after desired
amount of time.
Press MENU and move to "SET (Setting)" menu using navigation key.
Locate cursor at "Sleep" and press SELECT key to set sleep timer.
Sleep timer can be set from 0 (off) to 60 minutes by 1 minutes.
Set sleep timer using navigation key and press SELECT when sleep
timer is properly set. Sleep timer is activated
when setting is done.
4. FILE UPLOAD / DOWNLOAD
33
3. OPERATION GUIDE
32
File Playback and Stop
Before using DR301 in Music Player mode, please insert SD into the card slot.
If SD is not inserted, “Please insert SD” message will appear.
DR301 supports the following file formats :
MP2 files (DAB signal recorded files)
MP3 files
WMA (Windows Media Audio)
.
Press PLAY/PAUSE/STOP key to play back music files.
.
To stop playback, press PLAY/PAUSE/STOP key again.
To conserve battery, DR301 will shut off the power in 10 seconds when stopped.
Track Search
During playback or while in stop mode, press forward or backward key to
search previous or next track.
To search a desired part of the track, press and hold NAVIGATION key for-
ward or backward.
When reached desired part of the track, release NAVIGATION key to listen.
System Requirements :
.
Pentium
®
150MHz processor or higher
.
USB Port support
.
Microsoft Windows
®
98SE/ME/2000/XP
.
32MB or higher RAM
.
4 x or higher speed CD-ROM drive
When plugged in :
.
Windows ME/2000/XP automatically recognizes it as an removable disk.
.
Windows 98SE requires installation of Driver Program provided in DR301
package.
Before File Upload / Download
4. FILE UPLOAD / DOWNLOAD
35
4. FILE UPLOAD / DOWNLOAD
34
When installation is completed, you can check whether DR301 is correct-
ly detected and whether driver is correctly installed by opening “ My
Computer”. A removable disk should be shown in the list of disk drives. If
you connect DR301 to a PC running WinME or Win2000 or WinXP, USB
driver will be installed onto your pc automatically.
Warning
Do not install Window 98 USB driver onto a PC running Windows ME,
Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
Driver installation (For Windows 98 Only) File upload / download
Turn on DR301 and set it to Music Player mode.
Connect DR301 to PC with supplied USB cable.
Windows 98 will detect the USB device as [New Hardware].
You will be prompted to Add New Hardware. Press [Next] button to proceed.
When asked for the driver location, insert the installation CD into the CD-ROM
drive.
Specify driver path to driver, for example [D:\ADAPT_usbdrv] and click [OK].
When ready, click [Next]. Driver installation will begin automatically.
When driver installation is completed, click [Finish] to terminate the installation
process
.
Repeat the above installation steps twice :
First for USB mass storage class device
Second for ADAPT device interface
File upload/download can be done easily by copying and pasting files or
by dragging and dropping files onto the removable disk.
File upload/download operation works only in Music Player mode.
Disconnecting DR301 from PC
Double click the removable disk icon in the system tray.
Click [USB DISK] and then click [Stop].
A confirmation window will appear. Click the USB DISK on this window
and then click [OK].
A message will confirm that the “USB Disk can now be safely removed
from the system”. Click [OK].
Unplug the USB cable from DR301.
If the USB cable is removed arbitrarily, DR301 may get damaged or data
may be lost. To avoid such damage, follow the below procedures:
Removable Disk Format
If a bad sector has developed in DR301's external memory due to a faulty
download, it may be necessary to format the external memory.
Select removable disk and click the right button of mouse. Select Format
and click.
NOTE: All files in DR301 are erased by this operation.
Appendix
37
5. BATTERY AND MAINS ADAPTOR OPERATION
36
DR301 is a battery operated unit, and displays the battery capacity on
the screen.
Low Battery
When the battery icon blinks you need to replace the batteries immediately.
When the batteries are exhausted the display will show “Low Battery” and
the unit will be turned off automatically within a few minutes.
Rechargeable batteries may be used with DR301. An external charger is
required. For optimum use, Nickel Metal Hydride (Ni-MH) types are recom-
mended.
DR301 works with an optional mains adaptor. The adaptor must provide a
regulated power supply of 5V, 300mAh. The use of unregulated supplies or
different voltages may cause permanent damage to the unit. A suitable
mains adaptor can be purchased from Perstel Limited.
For connection, plug the adaptor into the socket on the side of the unit. The
internal batteries are disconnected when the power adaptor is plugged in.
Appendix 1 Menu tree - DAB block
DAB
Mode Setting Search Exit
FM Radio Contrast Manual Exit Menu
Music Player Backlight Preset
Scroll Speed PTY Search
Sound Balance
Full Scan
DLS Character
Announcement
Program Type
Sleep
Firmware Upgrade
Appendix
39
Appendix
38
Appendix 2 Menu tree - FM Radio block
FM Radio
Mode Setting Search Exit
DAB Receiver Contrast Manual Exit Menu
Music Player Sound Balance Preset
Scroll Speed
Sleep
Firmware Upgrade
Appendix 3 Menu tree - Music Player Block
Music Player
Mode Setting Equalizer Play Mode
DAB Receiver Contrast Normal
FM Radio Backlight Classic
Scroll Speed Jazz
Sound Balance
Rock
Pop
User
Normal
Repeat One
Repeat All
Shuffle
Intro
Sleep
Firmware Upgrade
Delete Exit
Delete One Exit Menu
Appendix
41
Appendix
40
Frequency Label Frequency Label Frequency Label
174.928MHz 5A 199.360MHz 8C 220.352MHz 11C
176.640MHz 5B 201.072MHz 8D 222.064MHz 11D
178.352MHz 5C 202.928MHz 9A 223.936MHz 12A
180.064MHz 5D 204.640MHz 9B 224.096MHz 12N
181.936MHz 6A 206.352MHz 9C 225.648MHz 12B
183.648MHz 6B 208.064MHz 9D 227.360MHz 12C
185.360MHz 6C 209.936MHz 10A 229.072MHz 12D
187.072MHz 6D 210.096MHz 10N 230.784MHz 13A
188.928MHz 7A 211.648MHz 10B 232.496MHz 13B
190.640MHz 7B 213.360MHz 10C 234.208MHz 13C
192.352MHz 7C 215.072MHz 10D 235.776MHz 13D
194.064MHz 7D 216.928MHz 11A 237.488MHz 13E
195.936MHz 8A 217.088MHz 11N 239.200MHz 13F
197.648MHz 8B 218.640MHz 11B
Appendix 4 Regional Frequency Table
Band - III
Frequency Label Frequency Label Frequency Label
L- Band Europe
1452.960MHz LA 1466.656MHz LI 1480.352MHz LQ
1454.672MHz LB 1468.368MHz LJ 1482.064MHz LR
1456.384MHz LC 1470.080MHz LK 1483.776MHz LS
1458.096MHz LD 1471.792MHz LL 1485.448MHz LT
1459.808MHz LE 1473.504MHz LM 1487.200MHz LU
1461.520MHz LF 1475.216MHz LN 1488.912MHz LV
1463.232MHz LG 1476.928MHz LO 1490.624MHz LW
1464.944MHz LH 1478.640MHz LP
Frequency Label Frequency Label Frequency Label
L- Band Canada
1452.816MHz 01 1466.768MHz 09 1480.720MHz 17
1454.560MHz 02 1468.512MHz 10 1482.464MHz 18
1456.304MHz 03 1470.256MHz 11 1484.208MHz 19
1458.048MHz 04 1472.000MHz 12 1485.952MHz 20
1459.792MHz 05 1473.744MHz 13 1487.696MHz 21
1461.536MHz 06 1475.488MHz 14 1489.440MHz 22
1463.280MHz 07 1477.232MHz 15 1491.184MHz 23
1465.024MHz 08 1478.976MHz 16
Appendix
43
Appendix
42
Appendix 5 Troubleshooting
The unit does not turn on.
A DAB signal cannot
be received.
The audio signal is
intermittent or mutes.
The DAB signals received
but no sound heard.
Replace batteries. Battery might be exhausted.
Check battery polarity.
Check if you are out of available DAB service area.
Adjust antenna length or redirect antenna.
Try other channels.
The received signal strength is too weak. Try extend-
ing or re-positioning the antenna. It may be required
to try another location.
Keep away from PC’s or other possible interference
sources
Check audio format icon. If audio format shows
“DATA”, no audio service is provided.
Earphone is not properly plugged, or malfunctioning.
Replace earphone or plug-in properly.
Volume is turned fully down.
Problems Troubleshooting
Appendix 6 Specifications
Frequency Range
Battery
Adaptor
Display
Audio Output Power
Audio Frequency Range
Dimension
Operating Temperature
Storage Temperature
Music Player Format
Band-III : 174
MHz ~ 240MHz
L-BAND : 1452 MHz ~ 1492MHz
FM : 87.5 MHz ~ 108MHz
3AA size alkaline cells
5V / 300mA
4-Line Full graphic LCD with EL backlight
10mW+10mW(L+R) @ 16Ω
20Hz ~ 20KHz˚
108
61 27.3 (mm)
4.25
2.44 1. 07(Inch)
-5˚C ~ +35˚C
-40˚C ~ +80˚C
MP2 / MP3 / WMA
V
L (Option)
F
Classifications Specifications Options
Buttons do not work
LCD dim
Backlight does not turn on
Check if
Hold appeared on Tuning Icon.
Release Button Hold mode by sliding HOLD key
counter-clockwise.
Remove the USB cable.
Adjust the contrast of the LCD display.
Check the backlight setting and adjust.
Problems Troubleshooting
Information in this document is subject to change without notice.
Warranty
44
1. About Warranty Service 3. Warranty Exclusions
4. Warranty Statement
2. Product Information
Warranty
45
Perstel Limited warrants that this product will be free from defects in mate-
rials and workmanship for a period of one(1) year from the date of pur-
chase. Should you have any problelms within this period, simply take the
product and your proof of purchase to your dealer and the product will be
repaired without charge for parts and labor.
Perstel Limited reserves the right to charge for transportation. Any product
that has been subject to misuse or accidental damage is excluded from this
warranty. This warranty is only applicable to products purchased through
approved dealers and to products that are presented for repair in a country
where Perstel Limited offers the product for sale.
While this warranty does not confer any legal rights other than those set
out above, you may have additional statutory rights that will vary under the
laws of the various countries, states, provinces and other governmental
entities in which Perstel Limited's products are being sold. This warranty is
subject to all statutory rights you may have in the country of purchase.
The following reasons for repair are excluded from our warranty coverage:
any service request due to lack of knowledge of product (read Owner's
Manual carefully); misuse or improper medication (do not open the circuitry
without Service Manual); uncontrollable forces (keep away from fire, salty
water, flood, etc.); and out of product life. There is a charged service for
parts replacement.
This warranty Statement will not be reissued.
Please keep with Owner's Manual with good care.
Perstel Limited
Lansdowne Building
2 Lansdowne Road
Croydon CR9 2ER
www.perstel.co.uk
Contact : support@perstel.co.uk
Tel : 020 8263 6123
Product name
Product code
Serial number
Date of purchase / / (mm/dd/yy)
Dealer
Customer Name
Contact
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