GEEKiFY R05 Retro Radio with Bluetooth Instruction Manual
- June 6, 2024
- GEEKiFY
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GEEKiFY R05 Retro Radio with Bluetooth Instruction Manual
Read instructions carefully before use and store in a safe place for future reference.
DESCRIPTION
FRONT PANEL:
- AM/FM frequency band
- AM/FM pointer
- Tuning knob
- Built-in speaker
- OFF/ Volume control – Turn on the Rotary Power knob, note that this also controls volume.
- LED Indicator
- Adjustable tone control knob
- AM/ FM /BT selector
BACK PANEL:
- Antenna
- AC in Jack
RADIO OPERATION
- Turn on the radio, turn the AM/FM/BT selector to select AM or FM.
- Use the TUNING knob turn band switch to choose the required station.
- Adjust antenna position to get the best receiving effect.
TIPS FOR GOOD RADIO RECEPTION
- Use the FM WIRE ANTENNA and fully extend into an open area.
- To insure best AM sensitivity, try to reposition the unit until the best reception is obtained.
BLUETOOTH FUNCTION OPERATION
- Turn on the radio and turn the AM/FM/BT selector to BT.
- Turn on the cell phone or mobile device Bluetooth function.
- Find a Bluetooth named “Astro Speaker” and pair with it.
- Upon successful pairing, a ping will sound and the LED Indicator will turn blue.
- The cell phone or mobile device is now paired and can now play over the radio.
SPECIFICATIONS
FM
|
88MHz – 108 MHz
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AM
| 530- 1600KHz
Bluetooth|
V4.1
Speaker power
| 5W, 4Ω, 3 inches
Dimensions|
9.5 x 4.5 x 6.3 inches
Weight
| 1.28 kg
Input voltage|
AC 230V, 50Hz
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