Isingeniso
Thank you for choosing the Tihebeyan CS-106 Full Frequency Portable Receiver Radio. This manual provides essential information for the proper setup, operation, and maintenance of your device. Please read it thoroughly before use to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Umkhiqizo Uphelileview
The Tihebeyan CS-106 is a versatile portable radio capable of receiving FM, AM, Shortwave (SW), Longwave (LW), and TV sound frequencies. It features an LCD display, alarm clock functionality, and memory for storing your favorite stations.
Umfanekiso 1: Ngaphambili view of the Tihebeyan CS-106 radio, showing the LCD display, speaker grille, and various control buttons for tuning, volume, and mode selection.
Umfanekiso 2: Side panel detail of the radio, illustrating the 3.5mm headphone jack, Micro USB power input, and the main ON/OFF switch.
Umfanekiso 3: Ngemuva view of the radio, highlighting the battery compartment and the product specification label.
Setha
1. Ukufakwa kwebhethri
- Locate the battery compartment on the back of the radio (refer to Figure 3).
- Shelelezisa isembozo segumbi lebhethri phansi ukuze usivule.
- Insert two (2) AA batteries (not included), ensuring correct polarity (+/-) as indicated inside the compartment.
- Vala ikhava yengxenye yebhethri ngokuphephile.
Isexwayiso: Ungawahlanganisi amabhethri amasha namadala, noma izinhlobo ezahlukene zamabhethri.
2. Ukunika amandla umsakazo
- Amandla Ebhethri: Once batteries are installed, slide the ON/OFF switch (located on the side, refer to Figure 2) to the 'ON' position.
- Amandla Angaphandle: Connect a Micro USB cable (not included) to the Micro USB port on the side of the radio (refer to Figure 2) and to a 3V-5V DC power supply. The radio supports external power operation and charging (if using rechargeable AA batteries).
Imiyalelo yokusebenza
1. Vula/Vala
- To turn on the radio, slide the ON/OFF switch to the 'ON' position.
- To turn off the radio, slide the ON/OFF switch to the 'OFF' position. This completely powers down the unit, preventing battery drain.
2. Band Selection (FM/AM/SW/LW/TV Sound)
Press the corresponding band buttons (FM, MW, SW) on the front panel to switch between frequency bands. The display will show the currently selected band.
- Ukhozi FM: Frequency Modulation band.
- MW: Medium Wave (AM) band.
- SW: Shortwave band.
- LW: Longwave band (accessible via SW band selection, then tuning).
- TV Sound: Specific FM frequencies are allocated for TV sound reception (FM3, FM4).
3. Ukushuna
The radio supports both manual and automatic tuning.
- Ukulungisa mathupha: Use the 'TUNING' up/down arrow buttons to adjust the frequency incrementally. The default step values are: FM 0.05MHz, SW 0.005MHz, MW 9KHz or 10KHz (depending on region, Type 1 is 10KHz).
- Ukusesha okuzenzakalelayo: Press and hold the 'MEMORY' button to initiate an automatic scan for available stations. The radio will scan and save stations automatically.
4. Saving and Recalling Stations
The radio can store up to 60 stations (20 each for FM, MW, and SW).
- To Save Manually: Tune to the desired station. Press the 'M+' button. The display will show a memory location. Use the tuning buttons to select a different memory location if desired, then press 'M+' again to confirm.
- Ukukhumbula: Press the 'FAVORITE' button to cycle through saved stations.
5. Ukulawulwa Kwevolumu
Use the 'VOLUME' up/down arrow buttons to adjust the sound level.
6. Stereo Mode (FM Only)
To activate FM stereo mode:
- Ensure you are in FM mode and plug in earphones (refer to Figure 4).
- Press and hold the 'MEMORY' button for approximately 2 seconds. The word "STEREO" will appear on the display.
To deactivate stereo mode, press and hold the 'MEMORY' button again, or unplug the earphones.
Umfanekiso 4: The radio with earphones connected, illustrating the setup for stereo listening.
7. Umsebenzi Wewashi Ne-Alarm
The radio includes a clock and alarm function. Refer to the 'TIME', 'HOUR', and 'MINUTE' buttons on the front panel to set the time and alarm. Detailed instructions for setting the alarm are typically found in the quick start guide included with the product.
8. Thulisa Umsebenzi
Press the 'MUTE' button to temporarily silence the radio. Press it again to restore sound.
9. Umsebenzi wokukhiya
Press the 'LOCK' button to prevent accidental button presses. The display will show a lock icon. Press it again to unlock.
Imininingwane
| Receiving Sensitivity (MW) | Better than 10 mV / M |
| Receiving Sensitivity (FM) | Ingcono kuno-18 dB |
| Receiving Sensitivity (SW) | Better than 60V |
| FM1 Frequency Range | 50-88 MHz |
| FM2 Frequency Range | 87-108 MHz |
| FM3 (TV Sound 1) | 56.25-91.75 MHz |
| FM4 (TV Sound 2) | 174.2-222.25 MHz |
| MW (9K) Frequency Range | 522-1620 KHz |
| MW (10K) Frequency Range | 520-1710 KHz |
| LW (Long Wave) Frequency Range | 153-279 KHz |
| SW1-SW7 Frequency Range | 3.2-21.9 MHz (divided into 7 bands) |
| Number of Storage Stations | 60 (20 for SW, 20 for MW, 20 for FM) |
| Single Signal Selectivity | Ingcono kuno-10dB |
| Somlomo Wangaphakathi | Diameter 57MM, 8 Ohm, 0.5 Watts |
| Ama-headphone angaphandle | 3.5mm jack / 32 Ohm x 2 |
| Ibhethri | 2 x AA amabhethri (awafakiwe) |
| Ukunikezwa kwamandla kwangaphandle | 3V-5V DC (via Micro USB) |
| I-Vol Operating Ephansitage | 2V |
| Stereo Resolution | ≥32dB |
| Ukuhlanekezela | ≤1% |
| Izinga Lokushisa Lokusebenza | -15°C kuya ku-80°C |
| Amandla Okukhiphayo | ≥220mW |
| Ubukhulu (L x W x H) | 125 x 77.25 x 21 mm (4.92"L x 3.04"W x 0.83"H) |
| Isisindo | 190g (6.7 ounces) without batteries |
Umfanekiso 5: Physical dimensions of the Tihebeyan CS-106 radio.
Isondlo
- Ukuhlanza: Sula umsakazo ngendwangu ethambile neyomile. Ungasebenzisi izihlanzi eziwuketshezi noma izinto ezihudulayo.
- Ukunakekelwa kwebhethri: Susa amabhethri uma umsakazo ungeke usetshenziswe isikhathi eside ukuze uvimbele ukuvuza.
- Isitoreji: Gcina umsakazo endaweni epholile, neyomile ngaphandle kwelanga eliqondile kanye namazinga okushisa aphezulu.
- I-Antenna: Handle the telescopic antenna gently to avoid damage. Extend it fully for best reception.
Ukuxazulula inkinga
| Inkinga | Imbangela Engenzeka | Isixazululo |
|---|---|---|
| Irediyo ayivuli. | Batteries are dead or incorrectly installed. External power not connected or faulty. ON/OFF switch is off. | Check battery polarity and replace if necessary. Ensure Micro USB cable is securely connected to a working power source. Slide ON/OFF switch to 'ON'. |
| Ukwamukelwa okubi noma ukungaguquguquki. | Antenna not extended. Weak signal. Interference from other electronic devices. | Fully extend the telescopic antenna. Try repositioning the radio. Move away from other electronics. For AM/LW, rotate the radio for best signal. |
| Cannot tune to a specific station. | Incorrect band selected. Station out of range. Tuning step incorrect. | Verify the correct frequency band (FM, MW, SW). Ensure the station broadcasts in your region. Check if the MW tuning step (9KHz/10KHz) matches your region's standard. |
| Awukho umsindo ovela esipikheni. | Volume too low. Mute function activated. Headphones plugged in. | Increase volume. Press 'MUTE' button to deactivate. Unplug headphones if you want sound from the speaker. |
| Display shows 'LOCK'. | Key lock function is active. | Press the 'LOCK' button again to deactivate the key lock. |
Iwaranti kanye Nokusekela
For warranty information or technical support, please refer to the documentation provided at the time of purchase or contact your retailer. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.