Kitsound PIXEL User manual

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JB. 3207 / Made in China. © KitSound™2015. Christchurch, Dorset. BH23 4FL, UK

Please do not attempt to open this product. There are no user serviceable parts inside, in particular if your product has an embedded,

non-replaceable battery, do not attempt to access or remove the battery as this may cause personal injury and will damage the product.

Making any attempt to open the product or carr y out repair voids any and all warranties.

PIXEL

DAB/FM RADIO

USER MANUAL

We are craftspeople. We are musicians. We are KitSound™

And we all commit ourselves to achieving one shared goal: Bringing

people closer to their music. By truly understanding music we stay true

to its craft. Pure, rich, incredible sound. We’ll settle for nothing less.

At KS we believe your music deserves to be showcased on great

quality products that don’t cost the earth. We might not all share

the same taste in music (the ferocious disputes on music forums

prove that), but whether it’s Irish folk, death metal or any number

of obscure genres which seem to be multiplying by the minute, the

artists responsible for connecting with you through their craft have

bared their souls to do so. And we think that’s worth celebrating.

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Like the musicians we’re honouring, we’re obsessed with our craft;

ne-tuning and tweaking our products to make sure we constantly

deliver full-bodied, symphonic sound. So from a single note played

on a piano, to the full impact of a bass guitar, you can rest assured

that you’ll always be doing justice to your music.

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Please read this manual carefully before use.

Box contents

•KS Pixel portable DAB/FM radio

•DC power supply adaptor

•User manual

Functions

On the top

1. Mode

2. Info/Menu

3. Scan

4. Alarm

5. Previous station

6. Preset

7. Next station

8. Enter/Snooze

9. Antenna

On the front

10. Volume dial

11. LCD display

12. Speaker

On the side

13. DC jack

14. Headphone socket

On the back

15. Battery cover

16. OFF/ON

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Instructions for use

Powering the Pixel

The Pixel can be powered by either of the methods below:

Mains power

• Connect the DC jack (13) to the back of the Pixel

•Plug the mains plug into a mains socket and switch on

•Slide the OFF/ON switch (16) to the ON position.

Battery power (4 x AA)

•Remove the battery cover (15) on the Pixel

•Insert the 4 x AA batteries observing the correct polarity

•Replace the battery cover (15)

•Slide the OFF/ON switch (16) to the ON position

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Using the Pixel

Once the Pixel has been switched ON, press Mode (1) to switch between DAB and FM modes. To put the Pixel in Standby

mode, press and hold Mode (1).

DAB radio mode

When DAB radio mode is activated for the rst time, a full scan will automatically commence. Please make sure the antenna (9)

is fully extended and the radio is positioned in a strong signal location. If no stations are found, try re-positioning the radio

and doing another channel scan by pressing Scan (3).

Select stations

– To change stations, press Next station (7) or Previous station (5), then press Enter (8) to conrm

Adjust volume

– Twist the volume dial (10) clockwise or anti-clockwise to increase or decrease the volume respectively

Set a preset

– Up to 10 stations can be set under a preset. To store a radio station under a preset, press and hold Preset (6).

Preset# Save will appear on the screen. Select the preset number by pressing Next station (7) or

Previous station (5) and then press Enter (8) when done

Recall a preset

– Press Preset (6). Select the preset number by pressing Next station (7) or Previous station (5) and then press

Enter (8) when done

View more information

– You can view further information by pressing Info (2) several times. This information includes:

•DLS (Dynamic Label Segment – short text information broadcast with DAB audio)

•Frequency

•PTY (Programme Type)

•Time/date

FM radio mode

FM radio mode receives analogue radio from the FM band. While FM radio is playing, the LCD display (11) shows its frequency.

Scan FM station

– The rst time you select FM radio it is set to the lowest frequency in the FM band

– In FM mode, press and hold Next station (7) or Previous station (5) to scan through the FM frequencies. Alternatively,

press Scan (3). This will stop when a station is found

Set presets

– This is the same as in DAB mode (see DAB mode preset instructions)

View more information

– You can view further information by pressing Info (2) several times. This information includes:

•PS (Programme Service)

•PTY (Programme Type)

•Audio mode (Auto is default, switch between Auto/Mono by pressing ‘Enter’)

•Time/date

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Setting the time

The time will automatically be set once DAB mode has been activated and a signal has been found.

System setting

In DAB/FM Mode, press and hold Info/Menu (2) and Set Menu will appear. The sub-option menu will now open.

Time/Date Press Enter (8) and press Next Station (7) or Previous station (5) to change the hour, then press

Enter (8) to conrm. Follow the same step to set Minute/Year/Month/ Date.

System version You can check the version number.

Factory reset Select Yes to reset all the settings of your radio factory original settings. After a factory reset the

radio will re-scan the band and come into DAB mode.

FM Scan setting You can select to change the scan sensitivity to stop on all stations or just to stop on strong stations.

Sleep timer

•In DAB or FM mode, press and hold Enter (8) to bring up the Sleep Timer

• Press Previous station (5) or Next station (7) to select OFF-120-90-60-45-30-15 mins and then press Enter (8) to conrm

Alarm

To set the alarm, rst you will need to put the Pixel into standby mode. To do this, press and hold the ‘Mode’ button in

either FM or DAB mode. Then:

1. Press and hold Alarm (4) and then press it again to select Alarm 1 or Alarm 2.

2. Press Next Station (7) or Previous Station (5) to change the hours, then press Enter (8) to conrm.

3. Press Next Station (7) or Previous Station (5) to change the minutes, then press Enter (8) to conrm.

4. Press Next Station (7) or Previous Station (5) to change the volume and then press Enter (8) to conrm.

5. Press the Next station (7) or Previous station (5) to change between FM, DAB, or buzzer, then press Enter (8) to conrm.

6. You can set Alarm 2 in the same way as Alarm 1.

To turn on/off the alarms you have just set

1. In standby mode, press Alarm (4).

2. Press Next station (7) or Previous Station (5) to change between alarm 1 being on or off, then press Alarm (4)

to conrm.

3. Press Next station (7) or Previous Station (5) to change between alarm 2 being on or off, then press Alarm (4)

to conrm.

When the alarm is sounding

•Press Snooze (8) to delay the alarm for another 9 minutes

•Press Alarm (4) to stop the alarm.

Note: The Pixel must be left turned on for the alarm to work. Do not switch off.

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Specications

Troubleshooting

We hope you’ve now got all the information you need to get started, but if you’re having problems

with anything, please feel free to contact us at: support@kitsound.co.uk

Frequency response: 125 Hz – 8 kHz

Jack socket: 3.5 mm headphone

Media: FM & DAB

Power supply: Batteries: 4 x 1.5 V AA (not included)

Mains: DC 5 V / 800 mA

Output RMS 2 W

Number of presets 10

We apologise for any inconvenience caused by minor inconsistencies in these instructions, which may occur as a result of product improvement and development.

Care for your Pixel

Please DON’T

•Get the Pixel wet

•Drop the Pixel as this will invalidate your warranty

•Open up the Pixel (except the battery cover). There are no user serviceable parts inside

•Use any other mains adaptor than the one supplied

•Expose the Pixel to extreme temperatures or rapid changes of hot to cold or vice versa

Please DO

•Clean the Pixel with a soft dry cloth and no detergents

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