Panasonic RF-D100BT Operating Instructions Manual

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5 TQBJ2141Power sourcesUsing the household mains socketConnect the AC adaptor firmly to the unit and thehousehold mains socket.Note:• Do not use any other AC adaptors except the supplied one.• The unit is in the standby condition when the AC adaptor isconnected. The primary circuit is always “live” as long as theAC adaptor is connected to an electrical outlet.█ Charging a portable deviceFor Australia and New ZealandThe USB port at the rear of the unit can be use to chargea portable device.Note:• You can charge the portable device only when the unit isconnected to the household mains socket, either switchedon or in standby mode.• Some devices cannot be charged as the maximum USBcharging current is 1.0 A only.• Depending on the type and placement of the portable devicethat is connected to the USB port, you may notice adegradation in radio signal reception.Using the batteries (not supplied)Use alkaline or manganese batteries.Install the batteries so that the poles (+ and –) align withthose in the unit.This unit will use the batteries as the power source whenyou disconnect the AC adaptor. The battery indicator willlight up.The battery indicator shows the battery levels.Caution!Be careful when adjusting the antenna or in handling theunit, always keep the antenna away from your face toavoid an injury.Note:When the battery indicator “ ” begins flashing, replace all 4of the batteries.To household mains socketWhen the DC IN plug is fullyinserted, there will be a gap betweenthe plug and the panel, there is noproblem using the unit.GapPortable device(not supplied) USB cable(not supplied)12 2R14/LR14, C