Roberts R9906, Quick Manual

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Page 2: ...8 19 Display backlight 20 Demonstration mode 20 Lock switch 20 Headphones 21 Troubleshooting 21 General 21 Specifications 22 Circuit features 22 Important Information please read before use To assist the auto setup of your radio it is recommended before connecting your radio to a power supply batteries or mains to fully extend the telescopic aerial and place your radio in a position where radio re...

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Page 5: ...4 Right side 21 olume control eadphonesocket Mains socket elescopicaerial Wavebandswitch ey lock switch on underside 22 F M M W L W 23 24 10 99 14 22 ...

Page 6: ...cator 8 Sleep time indicator 9 Programme type indicator 10 Radio alarm indicator 11 Buzzer alarm indicator 12 Wavebandindicator 13 Frequency time and text display area 6 3 4 5 7 9 8 10 11 24 10 99 14 22 ...

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Page 16: ... for the station being received You can switch to those frequencies directly if desired Programme Type PTY This is an identification number transmitted with each programme to specify the type of the programme being broadcast e g NEWS ROCK CLASSIC etc The PTY number can be used so that search tuning responds only to the selected programme type Radio Text RT Radio Text is a text message of up to 64 ...

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Page 23: ...0 mW into 4ohms Headphonesocket 3 5mm dia Aerial System FM Telescopicaerial MW Built in Ferrite aerial LW Built in Ferrite aerial ROBERTSRADIOLIMITED PO BOX 130 MEXBOROUGH SOUTH YORKSHIRE S64 8YT s the right to amend the specification without notice 22 24 10 99 14 22 ...

Page 24: ...rantee ealer from whom the instrument was purchased It is likely that your Roberts dealer will it be necessary the dealer will return the instrument to the company s service department ument to the Roberts dealer from whom it was purchased please contact Roberts Radio fore taking further action o not affect the statutory rights of a consumer CHNICAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT 97 99 Worton Road IsleworthM...