hama DIT2006BT Digital HiFi Tuner Owner’s Manual

DIT2006BT Digital HiFi Tuner
Owner’s Manual

DIT2006BT Digital HiFi Tuner

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing a Hama product. Take your time and read the following instructions and information completely. Please keep these instructions in a safe place for future reference. If you sell the device, please pass these operating instructions on to the new owner.
2.1 explanation of warning symbols and notes
Risk of electric shock
This symbol indicates a risk of electric shock from touching product parts carrying hazardous voltage.
Warning
This symbol is used to indicate safety instructions or to draw your attention to specific hazards and risks.
Note
This symbol is used to indicate additional information or important notes.
2.2 Package contents

• DIT2006BT digital tuner
• Cinch cable (for stereo Cinch L/R output)
• Remote control
• 2 x AAA batteries
• Quick Guide

Safety instructions

• The product is intended for private, non-commercial use only.
• Protect the product from dirt, moisture and overheating, and use it in dry rooms only.
• As with all electrical products, this device should be kept out of the reach of children.
• Do not drop the product and do not expose it to any major shocks.
• Do not operate the product outside the power limits specified in the technical data.
• Keep the packaging material out of the reach of children due to the risk of suffocation.
• Dispose of packaging material immediately in accordance with the locally applicable regulations.
• Do not modify the device in any way. Doing so voids the warranty.
• Do not use the product in the immediate vicinity of heaters, other heat sources or in direct sunlight.
• Do not use the product in areas in which electronic products are not permitted.
• Only use the article under moderate climatic conditions.
• The product is intended only for use inside buildings.
• Do not use the product in a damp environment and avoid splashing water.
• Route all cables so that there is no risk of tripping.
• Do not bend or crush the cable.
• Always pull directly on the plug when disconnecting the cable, never on the cable itself.

Risk of electric shock

• Do not open the device or continue to operate it if it becomes damaged.
• Do not use the product if the AC adapter, adapter cable or power cable is damaged.
• Do not attempt to service or repair the product yourself. Leave any and all service work to qualified experts.

Warning – Batteries

• When inserting batteries, note the correct polarity (+ and – markings) and insert the batteries accordingly. Failure to do so could result in the batteries leaking or exploding.
• Only use batteries (or rechargeable batteries) that match the specified type.
• Before you insert the batteries, clean the battery contacts and the polarity contacts.
• Do not allow children to change batteries without supervision.
• Do not mix old and new batteries, or batteries of different types or from different manufacturers.
• Remove the batteries from products that are not being used for an extended period (unless these are being kept ready for an emergency).
• Do not short-circuit batteries.
• Do not charge batteries.
• Do not burn batteries.
• Keep batteries out of the reach of children.
• Never open, damage, or swallow batteries or allow them to enter the environment. They can contain toxic, environmentally harmful heavy metals.
• Remove spent batteries from the product and dispose of them without delay.
• Avoid storing, charging, and using in extreme temperatures and at extremely low atmospheric pressures (such as at high altitudes).

Warning

• High sound pressure!
• There is a risk of hearing damage.
• To prevent any loss of hearing, avoid listening at loud volumes for prolonged periods.
• Always keep the volume at a sensible level. Loud volumes, even over short periods, can cause hearing loss.
• Using this product limits your perception of ambient noise. For this reason, do not operate any vehicles or machines while using this product.

Information and notes before getting started

This radio offers you the option of using virtually all of the functions conveniently in combination with a smartphone or tablet. To do this, download the free UNDOK app (for iOS & Android).
Note on the UNDOK app
A detailed description of the UNDOK app and all of its functions can be found in our UNDOK Guide at: www.hama.com > 00054238 > Downloads
Note – Optimising reception

• This product is equipped with an antenna connection which allows the use of an active or passive antenna. The antenna is connected with a coaxial F-connector.
• A telescopic antenna that enables DAB, DAB+, and FM reception is already included in the delivery. For best reception, ensure that the antenna is fully extended and vertical.
• Try various different positions if necessary to get the best reception.

Setting up the radio and accessories

5.1 Rear view

antenna for reception of DAB/VHF signals
2| Optical digital output SPDIF| Serial interface for optical transmission of signals to other devices
3| Coaxial OUT| Digital audio connection (output) for connection to external audio devices via digital coaxial cable
4| L/R Line OUT| Audio connection (output) for connection with external loudspeakers and audio devices via RCA cable
5| Line out (3.5mm)| Analog connection with external loudspeakers and other audio devices via 3.5mm jack cable
6| Ethernet / LAN| Connection to the home network via RJ45 patch cable
7| Antenna connection| Coaxial connection for enclosed or optionally available antenna for wireless connection to Bluetooth devices and the home network.
8| Mains connection| Connection of the enclosed mains adapter to the power supply

5.2 Front view

5.3 Remote control

Operating concept

6.1 General operation

• Navigation backward in the current menu
| 0K| • Confirmation button for opening the menu
or function currently highlighted
• Toggling between the presentation forms
available (full screen/split screen)
| -+| Volume rotary dial| • Reduces the volume of the current playback
• Increases the volume of the current playback
| ****| [POWeR] button| • Switch off and switch on the radio
| | [INFO] button| Changes the contents shown in the station
information (genre / artist / information)
| | [MODe] button| Repeated pressing toggles between operating
modes
| | [Home] button| All menus are closed and the radio returns to
the playback screen

6.2 Settings menu

• Toggles between the setting for the volume and manual frequency setting (VHF)
• Back to the previous menu

6.3 Managing favorites

select favorites
• long key press: Calls up the favorites list to save the selected station

6.4 Music operation

position in the playback is saved
• Pressing the button again continues the playback
| | [PReVIOUS] button| The current track is started from the beginning. Pressing the button again calls up the previous track
| | [Next] button| The next track on the storage medium is played
| | [MUTe] button| Disables the sound and re-enables it if pressed again

Getting started

7.1 Remote control

• Open the battery compartment cover located on the rear of the remote control.
• Insert the batteries provided, making sure you match the polarities correctly. The correct polarity is indicated by the plus and minus symbols in the battery compartment.

7.2 connecting and operating the radio
Warning

• Only operate the product from an approved socket that is connected to the public power supply. The socket must be installed close to the product and must be easily accessible.
• Disconnect the product from the power supply using the On/Off switch – if this is not available, unplug the power cord from the socket.
• If using a multi-socket power strip, make sure that the total power consumption of all connected devices does not exceed the power strip’s maximum throughput rating.
• If you will not be using the product for a prolonged period, disconnect it from mains power.
• Connect the network cable to a properly installed and easily accessible network socket.
• The power supply unit is suitable for mains voltages between 100 and 240 V, and is thus operable on almost any AC power grid. Please note that a country-specific adapter may be necessary.
• You can find an appropriate selection of Hama products at www.hama.com.

Once the product has been connected to mains power, initialization takes place. The radio starts up.
7.3 Preparing the network connection/Internet connection
You can integrate this radio into a local network. To receive internet radio or access non-local media (streaming, such as Spotify Connect), the network must be connected to the internet.
Note
The LAN connection is less susceptible to faults than a WLAN connection. That´s why it´s recommended to use a wired connection between access point (AP) and radio to ensure an undisturbed reception.
7.4 LAN connection (wired network)

• Connect an RJ45 LAN cable to a free socket on your router/switch / AP.
• Connect the other end of the LAN cable to the radio’s LAN socket (RJ45).
• Ensure the router is switched on, is functioning correctly, and that there is a connection to the internet/ network.
• Follow your router´s operating instructions as regards the correct functioning of the WLAN connection.
• A detailed description of how to configure the LAN connection is given in the cable connection DHCP active section.

7.5 WLAN/WiFi connection (wireless network)

• Ensure the router is switched on, is functioning correctly, and that there is a connection to the internet/ network.
• Activate the WLAN function of your router if it is not already activated.
• Follow your router´s operating instructions as regards the correct functioning of the WLAN connection.
• A detailed description of how to configure the WLAN connection is given in the 19.1.1 Network wizard section.

Navigation and controls

Once the radio has been initialized for the first time, switch it on using the button (Power button) if required to start the product setup process. Below, the relevant steps are explained in brief. Further information can be found in the relevant detailed sections.
8.1 control options
Please see the operating concept for information on the radio’s general operation. The radio can be used with the following control options:

1.  Control elements on the device
2. The enclosed remote control
3. The free UNDOK app for Android and iOS devices

8.2 language selection
Once the initial start-up procedure is complete, you can choose your preferred system language.
Please note that some parts of the interface are synchronized over the Internet and it may be that some sections are not available in your chosen language.

LANGUAGE

German
Italian
Norwegian
Polish

8.3 Setup wizard
We recommend using the setup wizard for quick and easy first-time setup (setting of the time, date, Internet connection, etc.). If you skip the setup wizard’s help with first-time setup, you can of course still make these settings via the System settings or reinitiate the setup wizard.

SYSTEM SETTINGS

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Note on operation
To select between the various settings options, use the control elements explained in the operating concept. These allow you to navigate between the menu items and subsequently confirm your selection. If you have accidentally made an incorrect selection, you can return to the previous menu item.
8.4 Time settings
The radio allows the time to be displayed in 12-hour (am/pm) or 24-hour format. The time can be calibrated using the various reception methods (VHF/DAB/DAB+/Internet), enabling the current time to be synchronized automatically in the event of a power cut. If you disable synchronization, there is the risk that the time information will need to be repopulated manually after a power cut.
8.5 Keep network connected
This setting is a radio energy-saving function. If the function is switched off, the network function automatically switches to standby mode in order to reduce energy consumption. This means that, when the network function is disabled, the radio cannot be accessed from your PC, smartphone or tablet.
8.6 Network wizard
Using the network wizard will help you connect the radio to the local network or the Internet.
Note – Reference to a different part of these operating instructions
Because this chapter is extensive, please follow the directions in section 19.1.1 Network wizard.
Once the network wizard has finished, the setup wizard is finished as well.
8.7 Managing favorites
Please see the operating concept for information on how to store content for the relevant mode in storage space and retrieve it. The following storage spaces are available for the reception methods supported:

Save favourites
Remote control

OR
on the product

Access favourites
Remote control

on the product

8.8 Screen display
For playback modes that display image content, which can be slideshow content, station logos or album covers, for example, you can choose between different display methods.

1. Split screen
2. Display of image content on the entire screen
   Please refer to the operating concept for the key assignment.

Note
This function is currently only available for Internet radio, DAB radio and Spotify Connect modes.
9. Menu structure
This device has a variety of reception methods and additional functions. These are summarised in the radio’s main menu and divided into several sections.
The following overview should help you to find the desired function in the menu structure quickly. The exact explanations are gone into in more detail in the following section and each operation is illustrated graphically.

MAIN MeNU

SySTeM SeTTINGS

DAB radio

This radio receives all common digital radio frequencies in the range of 174 MHz to 240 MHz (band III, channels 5A to 13F). The automatic DAB station search starts automatically when DAB mode is started for the first time. As soon as this has been completed, the current station list is displayed.
By calling up the corresponding DAB settings menu, you can access the following settings options and functions.
10.1 Station list
The station list offers a complete display of all radio stations that were found during the last complete search.
Navigate to the desired station you want to call up and confirm this selection. The radio will now start playing the corresponding station.
10.2 Full scan
If the location of the radio changes or if new stations can be received, it is advisable to perform the station search again. The entire frequency range is searched again and the station list is updated.
10.3 Delete inactive stations
Select “Delete inactive stations”to remove stations from the station list that are currently no longer available.
10.4 DRc – Dynamic Range control
Some DAB network radio stations support a volume control feature that actively takes effect during playback. If the volume suddenly increases, DRC automatically lowers it. If the volume suddenly becomes quieter, DRC automatically raises it. The same happens when playback is suddenly quiet. The radio  then increases the volume again.

DRc high| Total equalisation of different volumes. Strong compression, can audibly reduce the
dynamics of a piece of music
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DRc low| Partial equalization of different volumes. More subtle compression, without too
much loss of dynamics
DRc off| No equalisation

10.5 Station sequence
By default the radio sorts stations into alphabetical order. You can also sort by signal strength or ensemble. If sorting by the ensemble is selected, the stations are sorted using the corresponding frequency block on which the respective ensemble is broadcast. These are often frequency blocks which are broadcast locally, regionally or nationally.

Internet radio & podcasts

This radio has the ability to play radio stations and podcasts from around the world via Internet radio. When you first enter this mode, the radio displays the possible search and narrowing filters. These can be called up later via the corresponding mode menu.
By calling up the Internet Settings menu, you can access the following settings options and functions.
11. Internet radio & podcasts
This radio has the ability to play radio stations and podcasts from around the world via Internet radio. When you first enter this mode, the radio displays the possible search and narrowing filters. These can be called up later via the corresponding mode menu.
By calling up the Internet Settings menu, you can access the following settings options and functions.
11.1 country (based on the IP address of the radio)
When you select this filter, further filters will be displayed to further refine your selection.

displayed.
Genre| Stations are displayed which correspond to the desired genre within the selected country. You can select the desired genre after selecting the filter function. (For example, country, jazz, rock, kids, etc.)
Other| Depending on your location, there may be other filters available, such as by broadcaster for the region.

11.2 History (not yet available or empty during initial setup)
The radio stores the stations called up in this History list – so you can quickly find previously called-up stations again.
11.3 Search
The search function allows you to search specifically for station names or individual keywords.
You can use the on-screen keyboard to enter the search term and then start the search. To do this, select “Done” and confirm this selection. The radio then shows you the matching search results based on the input you have made.

11.4 countries
With the “countries” filter function, you have the option of receiving radio from other countries as well. Subsequently, you can refine the search to ontinents and a corresponding country. Depending on the selected country, further restrictions such as genre, cities or popularity are available.
11.5 Popular
If the search filter “Popular” is selected, you will receive a selection of popular stations from the platform provider based on user figures.
11.6 Discover
This function gives you further filter options to refine the selection of suitable search results.

Origin| You can limit the search to the whole world, continents or individual countries.
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Genre| The search can be narrowed down to all genres or a specific selection.
language| Specify which language on which the search results should be based. Here too, you can filter for a specific language or for all languages.

After the preset filters have been selected, select Show channels to display the list of results. The value in brackets tells how many results were found.
11.7 Add stations and create/maintain your own favourites lists (web browser required)
This radio has a locally stored station list which allows you to create your own station lists and add new stations yourself. To use this option, you need a smartphone, tablet or computer that is on the same network and has a web browser.

Note
The radio must be connected to the local network or the Internet and must have a valid IP address.

11.8 calling up the administration interface
To access the administration interface, you must first determine the radio’s IP address on the local network.
To do this, open the Network settings display, which you will find under System Settings – Network & Audio – Internet Settings – Show Settings. Now make a note of the IP address displayed there. Alternatively, the IP address can also be determined from the device overview of most routers.

Now open the Internet browser on your smartphone, tablet or PC and enter the IP address in the address line of the browser. (e.g. http://192.168.2.100))
If the IP address was entered correctly, the radio’s administration interface should open.

In the top right-hand corner you will find the supported languages for this interface. Select the desired language from the drop-down menu here.
11.9 Add your own stations
To add or edit a favourite, click Change. The storage spaces of the web administration correspond to those of the radio. Changes on the radio or in the web interface are adopted accordingly.![hama DIT2006BT Digital HiFi Tuner

• device](https://manuals.plus/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/hama-DIT2006BT- Digital-HiFi-Tuner-device.png)To edit or add a new station, complete the “Name” and “URL” fields and save the change.

Note
The storage spaces correspond to the storage spaces of the Internet radio.
The added station is now displayed in the radio’s favourites list and on the overview page of the web portal. To access the station from the overview page, press “Play”.

11.10 Delete stations
To delete a saved station, press the “change” button and then “Remove”.
Note
Please note that only stations that offer transmission in AAC or MP3 format are supported.

Spotify Connect

Spotify Connect gives you access to millions of songs and brings them to your radio!
When you’re on the move, transfer music seamlessly back to your smartphone or tablet PC. Save your favorite playlists in the radio’s favourites list and start playback without needing your smartphone.
Prerequisites:

• You must have the Spotify app installed on your Android/iOS device or your PC/notebook.
• This can be downloaded from the Google Play or Apple App Store. For the PC, you can get the software from the Microsoft App Store or directly at www.spotify.com
• Once the app is installed, start it and log into your account (or, if you do not have an account, register a new one).

Note
You often get a free trial month of Spotify Premium access when you sign up for the first time. If necessary, check availability at www.spotify.com.
However, this is not a mandatory requirement for this radio and use is also possible with a free account – however, free access entails some restrictions by the provider.
First use:
Before you can save your favorite playlists on the radio, you must link the radio to your account once and save the playlist to a favourite storage location.
Once saved, you can access tracks, albums and playlists without a smartphone. Open the corresponding app/software on your smartphone, tablet or PC and select the corresponding content that you want to transfer to the radio.
Now click on the icon for Spotify Connect. In the following list view, select the Hama digital radio to which you want to transfer the content.
The current playback is now transferred to the radio and continued there.
Using the favourites management options, you can now store this content in the radio’s memory and call it up again directly without using the smartphone.

Music player (USB)

The radio has a USB port that allows you to play external storage media.
Please note that only storage media formatted in FAT16/FAT32 format are supported – other file systems can lead to problems in recognizing the storage medium and prevent playback. The radio supports the playback of MP3 files.
connection
• Connect the storage medium, e.g. a USB stick, to the radio’s USB port.
• As soon as the storage medium is connected, it is recognized and initiated by the radio.
• Confirm the prompt asking if you want to open the connected storage medium with yeS.
Once the storage medium has been initiated, the radio will display the user interface from which you can use the playback functions.
This menu can be accessed again at any time.
USB playback
This menu shows you all the audio files and subdirectories contained on the connected storage medium. Select the file or directory required to start playback.
To add a track to a playlist, highlight it by pressing and holding the confirmation button. The track will then be added to your local playlist. Playlist (up to 200 tracks)
Tracks that were previously added to the playlist are displayed in this menu item. Select the desired track here and start playback.
Repeat (ON/OFF)
If this function is active, the contents of the USB storage medium are repeated.
Shuffle play
If this function is active, the contents of the USB storage medium are played back in a random order.
empty playlist
Deletes all of the tracks added to the playlist from it. The tracks remain on the storage medium, but the playlist created is completely purged.

UKW radio

This radio has a software-based VHF receiver that can receive and play analogue radio. It covers the frequency range from 87.5 MHz to 108 MHz.
14.1 Automatic station search
The radio automatically searches for stations that can be played back with sufficient quality. As soon as a station is found, the search stops automatically and playback starts. Start the search again to search for the next available station.
14.2 Manual station search

• To tune into a station manually, first switch to tuning mode.
• Tuning now takes place in steps of 0.05 MHz.
• Once you have set the frequency, you can switch back to the radio’s volume setting.
• If manual tuning is active, the currently set frequency is highlighted on the screen.

14.3 Settings
Additional functions are available to optimise the quality of playback and the reliability of the search.
• Search settings
Confirm the selection with “yeS” to play only stations that can be received by the radio in sufficient quality. Select “No” to also stop at stations which can only be received in weak quality.
• Audio setting
With analogue radio signals, the radio may try to automatically calculate and play back a stereo-quality reproduction. If there are audible quality problems during playback, select “yeS” to play back the signal unchanged in mono quality.
By selecting “NO” , the conversion to a stereo signal is carried out automatically.

AUX In (playback from external sources)

This radio has a 3.5mm jack connection that allows you to connect external source devices to the radio. Please note that all operations are carried out via the source device. On the radio, you can only change the volume.
Note

• The radio detects whether a device is connected and playback is taking place.
• Occasionally, the input signal may be too weak and the radio may mistakenly go into standby mode.
• If this occurs, deactivate the radio’s automatic switch-off mechanism.
• Please note that the radio does not automatically go into standby mode when there is no playback.

Bluetooth® playback (RX)

This radio has a Bluetooth® receiver which allows you to transfer audio content to the radio. The transmitting device, for example, a smartphone, is connected to the radio for this purpose and the audio content is transmitted directly to the radio. To do this, activate Bluetooth® playback mode.
16.1 connect a source device
To pair the radio with a source device, enter the Bluetooth® settings menu and activate pairing via the menu item “Pair new device”.

16.2 Music playback via Bluetooth®
As soon as your source device, for example a smartphone, is connected to the radio, start playback on the source device.
The radio now plays back the content. The volume can be changed directly via the radio, but note that the volume must also be adjusted on the source device.
16.3 More settings
To connect a new source device or to disconnect the active connection on the radio, refer to the further information in Section 19.2 Bluetooth® receiver (BT RX)

Routines

This radio has comfort functions which are available in addition to traditional radio playback.
17.1 Sleep
The snooze function provides you with predefined time intervals from which you can choose. Based on the selection, set a time period after which the radio is automatically switched off.
Note

• If the snooze function is activated, you can make separate settings for the display under Screen settings – Display illumination.
• This allows the brightness, for example, to be reduced.

17.2 Alarm clock
The radio has two individually adjustable alarm times. Alarm 1 and alarm 2 are configured in the same way.
configuration
First select whether you want to configure alarm 1 or alarm 2 and then specify the exact details:

alarm is to be active.
Source| Set which source is to be used for the alarm (radio receiver or signal tone).
Program| Set which station (only for alarm via radio receiver) is to be used. You can choose between the last station you listened to or a station that has been saved in favourite storage space.
Volume| Set the volume at which the corresponding station or alarm tone is to be played.
Save| The settings previously made are saved and the alarm is configured.

Note

• If a radio station is selected that is not available at the time of the alarm, the signal tone is played automatically.
• Note that synchronization of the time via the Internet or radio is recommended so that the time is re-synchronized in the event of a power failure.

17.3 Timer
The timer can be configured to a value of 1-99 minutes.
Select the desired runtime for the timer and then confirm the selection to start the timer. When the timer expires, a signal tone sounds. 18. System Settings – Overview
The system settings are divided into four main categories under which the other settings are located.

WPS Setup
View settings
Manual settings
NetRemote PIN Setup
Network profile
Clear network settings
Keep network connected
| Bluetooth Receiver
Bluetooth®RX| – Pair New Device
– Active Device
– Saved Devices
equaliser|
DISPlAy| ABOUT
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Backlight| Info
Color Theme| Privacy policy
System|
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Setup wizard|
Time/Date| Set Time/Date
| Auto update
| Date/time
| Set timezone
| Daylight savings
language|
Auto-Standby|
Software update| Auto update
| Check now
Factory reset|

Network & Audio

The Network & Audio section contains all the settings options for the radio’s connectivity and audio settings. These may include the Internet connection, Bluetooth® receiver/transmitter (depending on the product) and equaliser.
19.1 Internet settings
This menu contains all of the available settings to connect the radio to a wired (RJ45/Ethernet) or wireless network (WLAN 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz).
Note

• Numerous settings can be made conveniently via the app! With the free UNDOK app, you can set up the network connection via your smartphone or tablet.
• More information is available in the free UNDOK guide from Hama.

19.1.1 Network wizard

• The network wizard guides you through setting up the radio’s network and Internet connection.
• Immediately after starting the network wizard, all available connection points in the vicinity are searched for that can be used via the available WiFi frequency bands.
• After the scanning process is complete, the search results are shown on the display and you can choose from the WLAN networks found.
• Alternatively, restart the search using the “New search” function or you can connect the radio by cable if it has a corresponding port.

19.1.2 connecting to a WLAN
Depending on the WLAN network, there are a number of ways to establish a connection to it.
The radio supports open (unsecured!) networks, WPA/WPA2 networks with password /pre-shared key, and configuration via WPS (WiFi Protected Setup). Networks that support connection via WPS are identified in the list by the prefix “WPS”.
On the following screen, depending on the network, you have the choice between setting up by “pressing the button” via Push Button Configuration (PBC) and entering a “PIN” and “Skip WPS”. If you try to connect to an open WLAN, i.e. without the corresponding security settings, the connection is established immediately after selection.
Note
Setup via WPS by pressing a button is explained in the WPS setup section.
19.1.3 Pre-Shared Key (PSK)
If you have selected “Skip WPS”, you will be taken to the input mask for the pre-shared key (PSK), i.e. the password for the WLAN you are trying to connect to. Navigate between the letters (lowercase/ uppercase), numbers and special characters to enter your password in the input mask.

The following functions are also available:
Confirm the input and start the connection setup
Deletes the last selected character in the input mask
Back to the network list ( )
Once the entry has been confirmed, the radio continues to try and connect. If this is successful, the radio confirms this with “connection established” in the display.
Note

• If the connection fails, this may be because the wrong password was entered.
• Check the configuration of your access point (for example, the router configuration).
• When entering the key, pay attention to uppercase / lowercase letters.

19.1.4 PIN

• If you want to carry out the configuration using a PIN, select the menu item “PIN” .
• The radio now generates a key consisting of eight numbers.
• Open the configuration interface of your access point and enter the key in the corresponding input mask and start the connection establishment routine on the access point and the radio.
• Both devices now establish the connection.

Note
Often, the access point’s input mask is located in the “Wireless/WlAN/WiFi” area – check the router or repeater’s operating instructions if necessary.
19.1.5 WPS setup

• If this menu item is selected or if you want to establish a connection by pressing a button via the network wizard, the radio display shows “Press WPS button on remote station” after selecting this function.
• Depending on the access point used, a physical button (WPS) is often available or the connection process can be started via the configuration interface.
• Once the process has been started on the access point, please confirm the process on the radio as well.
• The connection will now be established automatically.

Note
If necessary, check the operating instructions of the router or repeater used.
19.1.6 View settings
Shows you the current configuration of the radio on the network.
19.1.7 Manual settings
cable connection – DHcP active
Select the “cable connection” option and then “DHcP active”. The radio now tries to establish a connection via LAN/Ethernet.
cable connection – DHcP inactive
Select the “cable connection” option and then “DHcP inactive”. Now enter the necessary network information such as the IP address, subnet mask and gateway address.
Wireless connection – DHcP active Select the “Wireless connection” option and then “DHCP active”. Now enter the exact name of the network (SSID) using the on-screen keyboard.
Then select whether the network is secured (WEP/WPA/WPA2) or unsecured (open). If it is a secure connection, you will be redirected to an input mask with an on-screen keyboard where you must enter the key (PSK) or the password. In the case of an open network, this step is not necessary.

Confirm the input and start the connection setup
Deletes the last selected character in the input mask
Back to the network list ( )
Once the input has been confirmed, the radio will attempt to connect to the network.

Wireless connection – DHcP inactive
Select the “Wireless connection” option and then “DHcP inactive”. Now enter the necessary network information such as IP address, subnet mask, gateway address, primary DNS and secondary DNS in the input fields. Once the network data has been entered, enter the exact name of the network (SSID) using the on-screen keyboard.
Then select whether the network is secured (WEP/WPA/WPA2) or unsecured (open). If it is a secure connection, you will be redirected to an input mask with an on-screen keyboard where you must enter the key (PSK) or the password. In the case of an open network, this step is not necessary. Once the input has been confirmed, the radio will attempt to connect to the network. NetRemote PIN setup
To prevent other users from accessing your radio’s configuration, you can assign a network PIN via the input mask. First delete the default PIN “1234” from the input mask and then enter a new four-digit PIN.

Network profile
The radio automatically saves all successful network connections (profiles). This means that reestablishing these connections (for example, after the radio was disconnected from the power supply) does not require you to re-enter the network access information.
To remove individual network profiles, select the corresponding network profile and confirm the selection and subsequent prompt with “yeS”.
Note
A profile that is currently active cannot be deleted.
Delete Internet settings
All previously saved configurations are deleted after confirmation.
Keep internet connection

• This setting is a radio energy-saving function.
• If this function is inactive (NO #), the network module will be switched off whenever the radio is not actively using the network connection (e.g. in standby mode/DAB reception).
• This means the radio will not be accessible via the network from your PC, smartphone or tablet.
• You must activate this menu item (YES #) if you want to use streaming or control functions via the app. This function is deactivated by default.

19.2 Bluetooth® receiver (BT RX)
This radio has an integrated Bluetooth® function that allows streaming (e.g. from a smartphone) on the radio.
19.2.1 Bluetooth®receiver
You can pair your terminal devices with the radio using Bluetooth® and use it as a playback device. You can control playback directly on the terminal evice. You can adjust the volume on the radio, as well.
Pair a new device
The radio’s mode is changed to Bluetooth playback and the radio is immediately in “Pairing” mode. This means that the radio is visible to other devices and you can connect via your smartphone/tablet or another source device. The radio’s display shows you the name under which you can find the radio. After a
successful connection, you can start playback via the source device.
Active connection
Connected device
Shows you information about the currently connected source device.
Bluetooth® info
Shows you information about the radio’s Bluetooth® module (receiver module).
Disconnect
Disconnects the connection to the source device that is currently connected.
Saved devices
Saved devices
Displays a list of the last eight connected source devices. By selecting and confirming an entry, a connection can be re-established or disconnected. If a device is disconnected in this menu, it is also removed from the list of saved devices.
Delete device list
All previously saved devices are deleted from the list.

19.3 equalizer
The equalizer allows you to adjust the sound of the radio to suit your preferences by amplifying or reducing the amount of bass or treble in the audio.
You can choose from preconfigured profiles, adjusted to suit a variety of music genres or create your own custom profile.
My eQ settings
To make your own adjustment of the sound, open this menu item and then select whether you want to adjust the bass or treble. After completing the settings, return to the previous menu and then select the profile “My eQ” , which contains your settings.

Screen settings

20.1 Display illumination
20.1.1 Operating mode
The Display illumination setting refers to the regular operation of the radio with the twilight sensor/auto dimmer deactivated. You can choose between “High”, which corresponds to maximum intensity, and “Medium” a reduction of the illumination to approx. 60%, and “low”, which corresponds to very low
intensity.
20.1.2 Standby mode
This setting refers to the radio’s standby mode, i.e. when the radio has been set to standby. The “Timeout (sec)” function refers to the period of time between switching off the radio and adjusting the lighting intensity. If the timeout function is deactivated, the intensity of the display illumination is adjusted immediately when the radio is put into standby mode. The “Display illumination” menu item allows you to again choose between the values “High”, ” Medium”, “low ” and additionally “Off”, which completely deactivates the illumination of the display.
20.1.3 Snooze mode
If a snooze function is activated via the Routines function, you can use this menu item to adjust the lighting intensity used during snooze mode. After snooze mode has ended, the radio switches to standby mode and uses the intensity selected accordingly. The values “High”, “Medium”, “low” and “Off” are available to choose from.
20.2 color scheme
This radio has several ready-made color displays that differ in the colors of the text and the background. Choose your preferred color scheme here.
Note
Color scheme 1 is used by default.

System

The radio’s general settings are summarised under the System item.
21.1 Setup wizard
We recommend using the setup wizard for quick and easy first-time setup (setting of the time, date, Internet connection, etc.).
The settings included in the setup wizard can of course also be made or adjusted separately. The wizard contains the settings: “Time format”, “Time synchronisation”, “Time zone”, “Summer and winter time” and keeping the network connection.
Note
If the setup wizard is used for the first time or is restarted without a network connection set up, the wizard is supplemented with the “Network wizard” and the selection of the system language.
21.2 Time settings
21.2.1 Time / date setting
If you want to set the date and time manually, you can do this via the screen mask and confirm the entries one after the other for the day, month, year, hours and minutes. Note
If the setup wizard is used for the first time or is restarted without a network connection set up, the wizard is supplemented with the “Network wizard” and the selection of the system language.
21.2.2 Time synchronisation
When this option is selected, the time and date are synchronized automatically from a radio source. You can select an available radio receiver as the source. If you do not want automatic synchronization, select “Do not update”.
Note
If there is a power cut, the radio will request the current time from the selected source and adopt it.
Note
If automatic time synchronization via the radio signal is selected, the adjustment of the time zone and the manual adjustment of summer and winter time are deactivated and are no longer visible.
21.2.3 Time display
You can choose between the display formats of 24 or 12 hours (am/pm) and adjust this at any time.
21.2.4 Setting the time zone
You can freely choose between the available time zones of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) and use time zones from -12 hours to +14 hours. For relevant time zones, metropolises and cities are listed after the time zone adjustment.
21.2.5 Summer / winter time
If synchronization via the Internet has been selected or you want to adjust the manually set time because of the time change, you can activate summer time (YES) or winter time (NO) with this function.
21.3 language
This menu allows you to change the radio’s system language.
21.4 Auto standby
The radio regularly switches to standby mode after 15 minutes without playback in order to save power. Occasionally, there may be problems with playback via a jack connection because the transmitted signal is too weak and the radio mistakenly assumes there is no active playback. To remedy this, you can deactivate automatic standby by confirming the query with “NO”.
21.5 Software update
We are constantly developing improvements and new features for our radios to fix problems, add functionality, etc. We recommend that you keep your radio’s software up to date.

• Select Auto-Updates (YES) to allow the radio to automatically check for new software updates on a regular basis. (Recommendation)
• Choose Check now to manually start a check for software updates.

21.6 Factory settings
This function allows you to reset your radio to the factory settings on the software side. Confirm the prompt with “yeS” to start the process.
Note
Resetting to the factory default settings can remedy some problems and malfunctions. However, all settings made previously, such as equalizer presets, station presets, and network profiles will be permanently deleted.

About – System information

This menu provides you with further information about your digital radio and the associated data protection policy, which is provided by the web service provider.
22.1 Info
A summary of the radio’s software and hardware. You can find the current software version of your device in this information, should you require support from Hama’s product advice team.
22.2 Data protection policy
The data protection policy is provided by the provider of the web-based applications. Cooperation can be changed within the framework of optimizations and adjustments and possibly another provider may be integrated.

Technical data

Technical data|
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Display| 2.8″ (7.11cm) colour TFT 320 x 240 px
Power supply| 100-240 V — 50/60 Hz
Languages supported| English, German, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Czech, Slovak
Packaging contents| Hama DIT2006BT, Power Cord, Remote GB-RC001, 2x AAA Batteries, Quick Start Manual, Telescope Antenna Coaxial, WiFi Antenna, RCA Audio Cable
Connectivity|
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Ethernet| LAN (10/100)
WiFi| 2.4GHz (b/g/n) / 5GHz (a/n)
Bluetooth| receiver (RX): 4.2, class 1, A2DP, AVRCP
USB

(FAT32 file system)

| Charge: 5V/ 1A Playback: MP3
Audio connections|
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Inputs| AUX In 3.5 mm
Outputs| Headphone 3.5mm, Digital Optical, Digital Coaxial, RCA L/R, Line Out 3.5mm
Sources| | Favorites
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DAB/DAB+ (174.928 – 239.2MHz)| V| 30
FM (87.5 – 108 MHz)| ✓| 30
Internet radio| ✓| 30
Spotify Connect| ✓| 10

Hama GmbH & co KG
86652 Monheim / Germany
Service & Support
www.hama.com
+49 9091 502-115
The Spotify software is subject to third-party licenses found here: www.spotify.com/connect/third-party-licenses
The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by Hama GmbH & Co KG is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.
All listed brands are trademarks of the corresponding companies. Errors and omissions excepted, and subject to technical changes. Our general terms of delivery and payment are applied.
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References

• hama.com
• Spotify - Web Player: Music for everyone
• Third Party Licenses | Spotify for Developers

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