Hama 00104532 Manual De Instrucciones página 4

g Operating Instruction
Package contents
• FM transmitter
• 12 V power supply cable
• 2 x AAA batteries
• Operating instructions
• Adapter for iPhone 2G
Device description
A)
E)
A) Memory button
B) Seek down function key (100 kHz steps)
C) Seek up function key (100 kHz steps)
D) 3.5 mm jack connection
E) 12 V power supply socket
Using the FM radio transmitter
1. First, remove the cover of the battery compartment.
Insert two batteries, observing the polarity (+/-) as
depicted in the battery compartment. Close the battery
compartment.
2. Press the MEM button for approximately three seconds
to switch on the device. The device automatically
checks whether there is a signal from an audio source
or not. If there is no signal or if no key is pressed, the
radio transmitter switches off after approximately one
minute.
3. Plug the 3.5 mm jack plug into the audio source (MP3
player, etc.).
4. Set the stereo receiver in your car or home to a
channel to a weak signal. A channel where no radio
program is transmitted or a very weak signal is heard is
ideal.
5. Press the Up or Down button to tune the frequency of
the channel. Press and hold the respective button for
quick tuning.
D)
C)
B)
6. The transmitter can save a maximum of nine
frequences that can be selected quickly.
a) Select the station preset by pressing the MEM
button
b) Press the Up or Down button to select the frequency
of the channel
c) Press the MEM button again to automatically save
the frequency
7. Adjust the volume of your MP3 player (or other audio
source) to a medium level. Due to the character of
FM radio, you will hear a better quality of sound if you
control the volume on the stereo radio in your car or
home and leave the MP3 player (or other audio source)
set a medium volume level.
8. Adjust the volume of the music you hear using the FM
radio.
Power cable for additional power supply
Connect one end of the cable to the DC connection on the
bottom of the FM transmitter. Insert the other end of the
cable into the cigarette lighter socket in your car.
Note:
The FM transmitter can NOT be charged with this cable.
The cable is only to be used as a power supply while the
car is running to save the battery.
Achieving the best results:
Position the transmitter as close as possible to the
antenna of the FM radio. The transmitter can often work
at distances of 10 metres or more but provides the
strongest signal at distances less than 3 metres with
minimum interference.
Always use new batteries. The weaker the battery, the
weaker the transmitter signal.
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