WR-210N
Internet Radio
User Manual
Please read this user manual carefully before using the receiver
Podcast
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Contents
Introduction to the WR-210N Internet Radio ...................4
Location of Control ..........................................................6
Remote controller ...........................................................8
Chossing functions and options ......................................9
Network Setup ..............................................................10
My Favorite .................................................................. 13
Internet Radio ...............................................................14
Media Center ................................................................16
FM Radio ......................................................................17
BT streaming ................................................................18
Alarm ............................................................................19
Timer .............................................................................20
Sleep Timer...................................................................20
Configuration ................................................................21
Podcasts .......................................................................24
Skytune Web Application for Internet Radio
www.skytune.net ...........................................................25
Problems and Solutions ................................................28
Tehnical Specification....................................................30
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Introduction to the WR-210N
Internet Radio
The WR-210N Internet Radio is a compact, multi-purpose
and attractive portable radio with an internal 2000 mAh Li-ion
rechargeable battery for many hours of audio entertainment
and a gateway into the world of internet radio.
Press ( ）to enter the Home menu. Scroll by rotating the
[Tune/Select] knob or the ( ◄ / ► ) button on remote:
My Favorite ― To show the list of favorite stations which have
been assigned to the presets. There are up to 150 presets
available.
Internet Radio ― Start exploring the worldwide internet radio
stations and music here.
Media Centre ― You can browse and stream music from your
network via UPnP or DLNA Compatible devices.
FM Radio ― Receive ordinary FM radio stations in your local
area (no internet connection required).
BT streaming― BT playback, to play audio stream (receive)
from another BT enabled device after pairing/connected each
other.
Alarm ― Alarm clock. Two alarm settings available.
Timer ― To count down from a specified time with alarm.
Sleep Timer ― Enable the timer to turn the radio off after the
selected time elapsed.
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Introduction to the WR-210N Internet Radio
Configuration ― More options/settings available
Podcasts ― Here you can access thousands of Podcast
channels, to subscribe or listen again any time.
Precautions
Charge the battery with a USB-C type charger – do not
apply any other power source or permanent damage to the
radio will occur and may be hazardous.
To clean use only a damp cloth and dry with a clean towel -
keep away from all liquids.
To avoid loss of warranty do not attempt to repair or remove
the cover for any reason.
Clock style
Change the clock graphic between digital- or analog styles
under Configuration> Date & Time> Set clock style
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Location of Controls
Speaker
Home Menu
Access Podcast Menu
Preset
Move Forward
Remote Sensor
Move Back
Display
Tune/Select/Volume +
Power On/Off(press and hold)
USB Connector
Battery Charging LED Line Out
Headphone
Podcast
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Location of Controls
Control Functions
Many of the controls have multiple functions depending on the
Radio mode:
a) Radio Front
Speaker – Audio off when headphone plugged in
Home – Go to the My Favorite main mode
Podcast – Access Podcasts menu
– Preset. Press and Hold to add current audio source to My
Favorite list;Press and Release to display My Favorite list
Move Forward – Go to next display or item in list
Remote Sensor – Infrared sensor for Remote Controller input.
Move Back – Go back to previous display or item in list
Power On/Off – Press and Hold (On/Standby with USB-C
power connected) for power on/off
Tune/Select – Press and release to Select; Rotate to navigate
and adjust volume
Display – 2.4” color TFT LCD
b) Radio Back
USB Connector – 5 Volt input from USB to power radio and
charge battery
Battery Charging LED – Red battery charging; Green fully
charged
Line Out – standard 3.5 mm (pre-amp level audio output)
Headphone – standard 3.5 mm stereo audio
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Remote Controller
ON/Standby
Alpha Numeric
(Press keys to
cycle through
characters)
Preset (Save in
My Favorite)
Alarm
(Control & Setup)
Sleep Timer
(Control & Setup)
Menu (Go to
Mode selection)
Mode (Cycle
Dimmer
(Display brightness)
Navigation
(Forward, Back,
Up, Down)
Select
(Confirm & Go)
Volume Control
Equalizer
(Playback sound)
Play Next (Media
Center /BT/IR, fine
tune for FM radio)
Go to
My Favorite
Mute
Access network
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Access network
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Toggle to display radio information
or the big time clock
Play/Pause for Media Center/BT
Play/Stop for Intenet radio
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Choosing functions and options
All user input is information the Radio uses to provide the
desired audio entertainment and pressing the Tune/Select
knob is a confirmation and go command.
Once a desired selection is displayed or highlighted the
selection is confirmed by pressing and releasing the
Tune/Select knob.
The Tune/Select control knob is also used for navigating
LCD displays and lists by rotating clockwise (CW) or
counter clockwise (CCW) to change or highlight
information displayed on the LCD screen.
The front panel Move Forward ( ► ) and Move Back ( ◄ )
buttons can also be used to move to the next or back to the
previous display but all Selections must be confirmed by
pressing and releasing the Tune/Select knob.
Alternatively navigate to functions (i.e. My Favorite,
Internet Radio, Media Center, Bluetooth, Alarm, Sleep
Timer and Configuration) or a position in a list by using the
Move Forward, Move Back, Move Up and Move Down
controls on the Remote Controller with the OK button
confirming the selection.
Many other controls are available on the remote controller
with discrete buttons for many functions e.g. volume up or
down.
Throughout this manual “Select” will mean navigating
through display screens or option lists to display or
highlight desired selection and confirming it by pressing and
releasing the Tune/Select knob or OK button on the remote
controller.
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Network Setup
Please ensure the following is ready:
You have a broadband internet connection. A wireless
broadband ro
uter is connected to the internet
successfully. The radio supports Wireless B, G and N
connection (Wireless N router can also be used with the
setting on B or G). You know the Wired Equivalent Privacy
(WEP) or Wi-Fi Protected
Access (WPA) data encryption
code/password. You need to key in the correct code when
the radio is connected to
the wireless router for network
connection
. If you do not know the code/password, please
contact the pe
rson/technician who set up the
router/net
work for you. The radio works via 2.4GHz
Wireless network connection (Wi-Fi connection) only.
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. Getting started
The radio is powered by a built-in lithium battery. A USB cable
is included in the product package.
Press and hold the button to power on.
To turn the radio off, press and hold the same button.
Standby mode is only activated when external power is
connected, allowing the alarm feature to be used. Connect the
power supply to the radio, then press and hold the button to
switch it on. Press the button again to switch the radio to
standby mode.
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Network Setup
• Choose "Scan & Select", it will start scanning the network
availalbe. Choose your network and press (OK) to confirm. If
your wifi network has a password protected, it will ask you to
enter the passphrase/ password.
Scan & Select
• Setting up the radio
for the first time will prompt you to select
your preferred languag
e and the time zone. Next, configure
the network following the wizard. Choose Yes to start.
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There are two ways to se
arch the wifi networks:
"Scan & Select" or via "WPS button".
Note: The password is case sensitive, please consult with the
one who setup your network if you don't know the password.
Refer to the chapter in the next page for the instructions on
how to enter the password. An "Association Complete" will
pop up if the connection is su
ccessful. The Wifi signal bar will
appear on the top left of the display.
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Using Remote control
On the alpha-numeric keypad, press the button repeatedly to cycle
through the characters assigned to each button (see the list
below). Press (OK) to input the next one.
Button 1: 1 !@#$%^&*()_+[]{};:'”\|,./<>?
Button 2: 2ABCabc
Button 3: 3DEFdef
Button 4: 4GHIghi
Button 5: 5JKLjkl
Button 6: 6MNOmno
Button 7:7PQRSpqrs
Button 8: 8TUVtuv
Button 9:9WXYZwxyz
Button 0: 0
Alternatively, use the and button to select the character, press
(OK) to input the next one. When done, move the cursor to the
mark and press OK to confirm.
When the entries are
done, move the cursor
to this mark and press
OK to confirm.
Using control buttons on the radio unit
Rotate the Tune/Select knob to scroll through the
characters, highlight it and push the Tune/Select knob to
input the next one. When done, scroll to the mark and
push the Tune/Select knob to complete the entry.
Note: The password is case sensitive.
Entering password for your wireless network
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My Favorite
This mode displays a list of up to a maximum of 150
favorites for the radio station that have been Preset
(stored) using the Preset button on the remote controller
( ) while an radio station is playing.
Press and hold button until the Preset symbol ( ) is
displayed in the top left corner of the LCD.
After the first 150 presets have been stored the next
Preset will be stored in the first location, the next in
the second location; continuing to overwrite each list
location until it loops back to the first location again.
To Edit the list highlight a list item then press the
Move Forward button ( ► ) to move to the Edit list
function where the item can be moved Up, Down or
Deleted from the list.
To play an audio source in the list highlight the item,
Select it by pressing the Tune/Select knob or the (OK)
button on the remote controller and the radio will
automatically go to the correct mode and start playing.
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Internet Radio
Select Internet Radio mode (Home>My Favorite>Internet
Radio) and navigate the extensive list of worldwide radio
stations using these options:
1) Skytune – Select a radio station using the structured lists
that aid and reduce the task of finding the right station.
2) Use Search instead of browsing the extensive radio
station list by using the initial letters of the desired
station name, creating a shorter list of stations the more
characters used in the search.
3) The History option will show a list of the radios stations
recently selected. Every station selected is added to the
list automatically until a maximum of 99 is reached when
the next station selected will replace the first station in
the list.
When playing Internet stations information about the
station and what is playing will be displayed on the LCD
screen. Pressing the Move Forward ( ► ) button once will
display more information and pressing Move Forward ( ► )
again will display the time of day in 12 or 24 hour format
depending on the time setup in Configuration.
Radio Stations can be added to the My Favorite list at
anytime a station is playing by pressing and holding Preset
button until the Preset symbol is displayed in the top left
hand corner of the LCD as shown below.
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A maximum of 150 Presets can be stored in the list before
the next Preset will overwrite the first item in the list.
To edit My Favorite list highlight a Preset location and press
Move Forward to display edit options; Move Up, Move
Down and Delete.
Internet Radio
Preset icon
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Media Center
The Radio device is compatible to the industry standard
Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) and Digital Living Network
Alliance (DLNA) standards.
This enables the Radio Tuner to browse and play music
files located on UPnP or DLNA server provided the server
has been setup to allow sharing of files on the network.
Set up Media Center playback options in Configuration and
Select the Media Center to display a list of options:
1) UPnP – A scan is made to find UPnP and DLNA devices
that are streaming on the Wi-Fi network (this can take a
few seconds) and when complete options are listed to
select music or playlists files. If no UPnP or DLNA
servers are found “Empty List” is displayed.
2) My Playlist – Your own play list may be created by
playing selected music and while it is playing pressing
and holding a Preset button until the Preset symbol ( )
is displayed.
3) Clear My Playlist – Select to delete all music files from
My Playlist.
To receive the ordinary FM stations (no internet
connection is required), place the radio close to the
window and extend the antenna as far as it can go to get
the best reception. You may need to adjust the direction of
the antenna to improve reception.
On the Home menu, scroll to FM Radio or use the ( Mode )
button on remote to switch to FM Radio. Confirm by pushing
Tune/Select knob or press ( OK ) on the remote.
It will ask whether you want to Scan FM Station. Press
(OK) to start scanning and it will show the progress and the
number of channels found. When it is done, it will automatically
save the found channels on presets and display the list for
your action.
You can select the channel and start listening to it. Whenever
you want to add to My Favourite, press the（ ） button on
remote or press and hold the button on the unit, and it will
add to the favourite list.
Always press the （ ◄ ） button to return to the Preset list.
Note: When it is playing FM radio, press the （ ►） button
on the radio to view more radio information, each time you
press the （ ►） button, it will display various information at
a time such as radio frequency and big clock display (or
press the INFO on the remote).
Manual Tune
To manual tune the frequency,
on remote to fine tune the frequency.
press the（
/
) button
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FM Radio
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BT streaming
After selecting Bluetooth the display will show the Radio ’s
Bluetooth identifier code (WR-210N-XXXX) and connection
status. If it is not connected “pairing” must take place with the
audio source Bluetooth device.
When the Radio’s identification code appears in the list of local
Bluetooth devices on the audio source Bluetooth device pair the
two devices so that they can recognize each other and will
automatically connect whenever the Radio Tuner is in Bluetooth
mode and in range.
Once pairing is complete the audio file being transmitted by the
Bluetooth device will be received by the Radio Tuner and played
the same as any other audio source.
10.1 Listening via Bluetooth Headphones (BT Out)
Disconnect your headphones from other devices and put them
into Pairing mode. Follow the steps below on the radio to finalize
the connection.
1. Play an internet radio station, then navigate to Configuration >
BT Headphone > select ON.
2. Choose “ Scan & Select”.
3. It will detect the BT headphone shortly, then select it to confirm.
4. You can always “Disconnect the device” and pair with new BT
headphones. The list of paired devices will appear on “My
devices”.
5. The next time you turn on the radio, it will reconnect to the last
used BT headphone automatically.
Note:
Reconnecting Bluetooth Headphones
– Using the BT streaming mode will automatically disconnect
your connected Bluetooth headphones.
– To reconnect, first select an audio playback source (e.g.,
internet radio). Then, navigate to Configuration > BT
headphone
> My device and select your headphones.
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Alarm
To save battery power the Alarm function is not available
unless the radio is connected to the USB charging power
source via the USB-C cable.
There are two separate wake up alarms that can be set up
independently to start at a given time, with selectable
sounds, at adjustable volume and with repeat options, on
their own or at the same time e.g. set Alarm 1 for normal
wake time and Alarm 2 to wake in case of falling asleep
again .
Select Alarm 1 or 2 and a setup wizard will start to guide
selecting options.
The wake sounds selected can be a tone or a source in the
My Favorites list.
After selecting the final option or adjustment exit the set up
wizard by using the Move Back button ( ◄ ).
Set the wake sound volume before sleeping using volume
control knob on the front panel or the volume Up / Down
controls on the remote.
After setting up the Alarm check to confirm it is set by the
presence of the alarm icon ( ) at the top, left side of the
display.
The Alarm will function while the radio is On or in Standby
mode if USB power is connected.
Stopping the Alarm/Activate the Snooze function
When the alarm goes off, press the to stop the alarm or
press the Tune/Select knob to activate the Snooze feature.
When the Snooze is activated, the alarm is muted for 9 minutes
and sounds again when the time is due. You can repeat the
process multiple times.
To stop the "Snooze" function, press the .
You can set the timer to let the radio turns off after the
selected time elaps
ed in the range of 15 minutes to 180
minutes.
Press [ ] b
utton on the remote
control to set the timer.
You will see the icon appeared on the display if the timer is
set.
Setting the Timer
The device offers the Timer function as a kitchen timer.
The time will count down from a specified time and ends
with a beeping sound. Timer settings is up to 99 hours, 59
minutes, 59 seconds. The beeping sound volume and
sound duration is adjustable from the Timer settings in
Configuration menu.
Switching off the timer
When the alarm sounds, you can turn it off by pressing the
Tune/Select knob on the radio device or (OK) button on the
remote control.
Alarm
Sleep Timer
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Sleep Timer
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Timer
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Configuration
Select Configuration for a list of adjustments and options to
be displayed, navigate the list and select the desired
function, use the Move Forward / Back ( ◄/► ) controls to
go forward or backwards in the decision tree to make
selection.
Network
Wi-Fi Network
Ø Network Options – Select if the Radio Tuner should
be permanently connected or to disconnect if the
connection is not active for more than 30 seconds.
Ø Wi-Fi Channels – Select your location to minimize
interruption (drop outs) of the audio stream e.g.
music.
Ø Wi-Fi Network
• Add/Remove AP – Scan local area to find and list
available Wi-Fi networks
• AP:[ ] – If there is more than one router on the
network select the one for the Radio Tuner to use.
• Signal – Display Wi-Fi signal strength
• IP [current setting] – Factory Reset default is
Dynamic
• DNS [current setting] - Factory Reset default is
Dynamic
Date & Time – Set up and select options for time zone, clock
and date formats, adjust for day light saving time, network
time, NTP server address.
Language – There are multiple PC languages available.
Configuration
BT headphone -To use BT headphone / BT speaker to play
audio streamed from the WR-210N, select this option, then set
the status to ON. Choose “Scan & select”, it will start scanning
the BT devices. Refer to the section “BT operation” for the
steps.
FM setup -Choose the FM area, scan settings and conditions.
Local Radio (United States) – Highlight the Local Radio and
press OK to select the region.
Playback Setup – Options to repeat all, repeat one, shuffle or
normal
Power-on options – This is to select the state of the radio on
the next power up.
Auto power save-The radio will automatically turn to Standby/
sleep after certain time of no signal/ not playing. There are
several timer selections available.
Dimmer – options to set LCD brightness levels in play and
Standby – set Dim and Bright light levels independently from
dark to full brightness
EQ [current setting] – options for playback sound e.g. Flat,
Rock, Classical
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Configuration
Buffer Time [current setting] – select either a 2 or 5 second
minimum amount of audio streaming data in the buffer (storage)
when recovering from breaks in the Internet data stream before
playing resumes
Timer-This is to set the alarm sound volume and the duration for
the Timer function.
Network Information-View the network signal and other
parameters by pressing the ( ) button on the remote control.
If using a PC to manage the My favorite stations, use the IP
address and you can view this info from here. Enter the IP
address (Configuration > Network Information > IP) to your PC’s
browser input window.
System Information – Network and System information
Software Update – There may be software release to upgrade
features of the radio from time to time. Do not turn off the radio
until the update has completed. If an error occurs or radio hangs
up (i.e. becomes unresponsive) press and hold both the power
On/Off and Mode buttons until the radio turns off
Reset to default – reset all the Radio Tuner settings and
options back to the exit factory condition
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On the Home screen, select "Podcasts" and press OK to
confirm. You will find the following options:
Listen again ─ You can always add a particular episode to
"Listen again" to repeat on listening or continue the unfinished
part.
To save the episode to "Listen again", press the Preset button
on the radio unit when it's playing, or the button on the
remote. It will be added to the "Listen again" menu. To remove
it from Listen again, highlight the episode and press the
button to edit.
Note: The episode will resume to play from where it left off.
Subscribed ─ Subscribe your favourite Podcast for easy access
to listen to the latest episode.
To subscribe a Podcast, highlight the Podcast and press
the right arrow button , then select Subscribe.
To remove the subscription, highlight the podcast and press
the right arrow button to edit.
History ─ the previous listened episodes of the Podcasts.
Browse ─ To browse the list of Podcasts available
Search ─ Search the Podcast by keywords
Search history ─ the list of previous search records.
When an episode is playing, you can always skip forward /
backward by "press and
hold" the buttons, press
these buttons briefly will s
kip to next / previous episode.
on the remote to pause
Push the Tune/Select knob or the
pause the playback.
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Podcasts
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Skytune Web Application for Internet Radio
www.skytune.net
Browse / Search
On the opening page click Browse / Search at the lower
right side of the page.
Enter the name of a Radio Station or Browse the structured
list of stations available, select the one of interest and click
on the heart symbol ( ) - the station logo is displayed.
The Radio Tuner connection page will ask if the station is to
be played or saved in My Favorite list in your Radio Tuner.
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To make an Internet connection to the Radio Tuner it’s IP
address must be entered in the space provided on the web
page – the Radio Tuner IP can be found at
Configuration>Information>Network Information.
Once the IP address has been entered select Save or
Listen, click Send and My Favorite web page will be
displayed i.e. a duplicate of your Radio Tuner My Favorite
list.
The list can be edited using the tools provided on the web
page and any changes sent to the Radio Tuner My Favorite
list automatically.
Request to add Radio Station
If you know the name of a Radio Station but it is not in the
list a request can be made to have it added.
On the opening page select the Suggest Station tab and fill
in the application.
Skytune Web Application for Internet Radio
www.skytune.net
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Skytune Web Application for Internet Radio
www.skytune.net
Adding a Radio Station
To add a Radio Station its name and URL can be entered in
the Add Channel section along with selecting the Country
where it is located and Genre of audio entertainment it
provides.
Smart Phone, Tablet or Computer Control
With device connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the
Radio Tuner use web browser to edit lists and add radio
stations.
Enter the Radio Tuners IP address (Configuration >
Information>Network to find IP address) as web address
and a window will open to edit lists e.g. add your favorite
radio station URL if it is not in the list.
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Problems and Solutions
Cannot connect to the Wi-Fi Network
a) Common Causes
• Incorrect passcode / password for the selected
Network.
• Location of the Radio Tuner has a weak Wi-Fi signal – if
possible check with another Wi-Fi connected device in
the same location or move to a location closer to the
router.
b) Unusual Causes
• Incorrect Network security encryption – Radio Tuner
supports WEP, WPA and WPA 2
Cannot play UPnP or DLNA Files
• There is no UPnP or DLNA server.
• The UPnP server is not streaming flies over the Wi-Fi
Network.
• The server is not correctly configured to allow sharing of
files over the network
Internet Radio has interruptions (drop outs)
• Wi-Fi Channel interference – incorrect region selected
Configuration>Network>Wi-Fi Channels.
• Weak Wi-Fi signal – check the Wi-Fi symbol (top left hand
side of LCD display) for a minimum of two “Bars” - add a
Wi-Fi Extender to the Network if necessary.
• Radio Station has interrupted streaming – check by trying
a stations in the Skytune> Globe Most Popular list.
• The Internet connection does not have sufficient
bandwidth (capacity) to support all the devices connected
to the Network when operating at the same time or is
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experiencing excessive error rates – have the Internet
connection checked by the ISP (Internet Service
Provider).
Internet Radio cannot play some stations
• The station may not be streaming – not all stations stream for
24 hours a day.
• There are too many users at this time – some stations have a
limited number of users they can support at any given time.
• The station link is out of date – it is updated regularly. Please
access Skytune again will refresh the latest station list. In case
there is still problem, please report the case to us or Skytune.
• The station link is no longer active – the station is no longer
available.
Problems and Solutions
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Technical Specifications
Model: WR-210N
DC Power Input: 5 Volts 1 Amp. (USB-C)
Battery: 3.7 Volt 2000 mAh Li-Ion
Wi-Fi Wireless Network: IEEE 802.11b/g/n
(5 GHz only version ac -not
supported) Frequency: 2.4 GHz
Security: WEP, WPA, WPA2
BT Version: V5.3
Frequency: 2.4 GHz
Range: 32 Feet (10 meters) Line of sight
FM frequency range: 87.5-108MHz
Analogue: 3.5 mm Stereo Headphone
3.5 mm Stereo Line Out
Dimension: 167 x 103 x 107 mm(L x W x H)
Weight: 0.8Kg
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IN THE BOX
• Internet Radio
• User Manual
• Remote Controller (2 x AAA battery not included)
• USB Cable
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Email: [email protected]
Caution: Any changes or modifications to this device not explicitly
approved by manufacturer could void your authority to operate this
equipment.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not
cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
RF Exposure Statement
This equipment complies with the FCC RF radiation exposure
limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This
equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum
distance of 20cm between the radiator and any part of your
body.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the
FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference
to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try
to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that
to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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