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SPARC SHD-ITR2BT

Owner’s Manual

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The HD Radio™ Experience

Here. Now. Everywhere.

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Your SPARC SHD-ITR2BT

Your SHD-ITR2BT is a high-quality tabletop and transportable radio offering the most advanced radio reception technology—HD Radio™ Technology.

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HD Radio™ Technology

The SHD-ITR2BT tunes both traditional analog AM/FM and new

HD Radio digital broadcasts. In digital mode, sound quality is improved, new broadcast streams (stations) not available in analog are available, and advanced programming information such as Artist and Song Title can be displayed. To find new digital stations, go to www.hdradio.com/stations .

Primary (HD1) signals are received in both analog and digital. If the digital signal is lost, the Radio will automatically blend to the analog signal and continue to play. However, when receiving the new additional signals (HD2/HD3), there is no analog signalcomponent : if the signal is lost, the Radio will mute to silence.

If this happens, you can wait for the signal to return or simply tune the Radio to another station.


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SPARC SHD-ITR2BT Features

 New broadcast channels and content, not available on a traditional AM/FM radio

 Advanced programming information, such as Artist and Song

Title

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Advanced features, such as Emergency Alerts for weather, civil, and police warnings and Voice Assist for confirmation of button control

 Digital Sound | HD2/HD3 | Program Info | Bookmark

 Programmable Sleep Timer

 Audio Streaming via Bluetooth®

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Audio Equalizers (EQs) for the Bluetooth Audio Stream

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AUX Audio Input

 Dual Alarms (Wake to an HD Radio program or wake to a tone)

 AC or Battery Operation (batteries not included)

 USB Charging

 International Tuning

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Multilingual User Experience: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese

Enjoy reading this owner’s manual. To learn more about SPARC

Radios, go to www.sparcradio.com

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To learn more about HD Radio Technology, go to www.hdradio.com.


Buttons on the Radio’s Front Panel

Go ahead and get started.

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Button Functions in

Radio Mode

In the illustration, you will find the button functions so that you can control your listening experience in Radio Mode.

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Buttons on the Radio’s Top Panel


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Button Functions in

Radio Mode

In the illustration, you will find the button functions so that you can control your listening experience in Radio Mode.

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Controls and Connections on the Radio


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Controls and Connections on the Radio


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How to use your Radio

Controlling the Radio with the Buttons

Various buttons are available for controlling the Radio’s array of functions.

POWER

Press the POWER button to “Power On” / “Power Off” the Radio.

“Power Off” with Emergency Alerts Monitoring ON: Radio will continue to scan the background for alerts.

“Power Off” with Emergency Alerts Monitoring OFF: Extends battery life.

SOURCE

Press SOURCE to change radio modes: AM HD Radio Mode or FM

HD Radio Mode.

Press SOURCE to access Bluetooth Mode or to access AUX Audio

Input Mode.

For more information on Bluetooth or AUX Audio, look to the relevant sections in this Owner’s Manual.

Play / Pause and ENTER

In Radio Mode, press to select a choice from a list of options: press to save the settings and exit the screen.

In Bluetooth Mode, press to play or pause the audio stream.

MENU

Press the MENU button to access and view the various screens with their options and settings: press MENU to exit the screen without saving the settings.

While in any screen or menu, press-and-hold the MENU button to exit.

SNOOZE

Press SNOOZE to answer or end a phone call in Bluetooth Mode, to snooze an alarm, or to snooze/ignore an Emergency Alert.

With voice prompts enabled, press SNOOZE to announce the time.

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TUNE+ and TUNE−

Press to tune up and to tune down the broadcast band: stops at each station possibility.

SEEK DOWN and SEEK UP

Press to find the previous or next “strong signal” station.

(for SEEK DOWN) and (for SEEK UP)

While navigating the options in one of the menus/screens, press to move the highlight to another option.

PRE+ and PRE− (Preset Stations)

Press-and-hold PRE+ to save the current station as a preset.

Press-and-hold PRE− to delete a previously stored preset.

Quick-press PRE+ or PRE− to scroll to the next or previous preset.

In Bluetooth Mode, quick-press PRE+ or PRE- to scroll through the

EQ presets.

VOL+ and VOL−

Quick-press to adjust the volume in increments.

Press-and-hold to adjust the volume continuously.

While considering a highlighted option in one of the menus/screens, press to change the setting/value for the highlighted option.

Tune your radio to more local stations!




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DISPLAY

Press the DISPLAY button for Radio Display Mode, Clock|Alarm

Display Mode, or Emergency Alerts History (if alerts have occurred).

If the Radio is tuned to an HD Radio station, press the DISPLAY button to view the HD Radio Station Guide.

The HD Radio Station Guide showcases the HD Radio programs that the station is playing.

Press-and-hold the DISPLAY button to change the brightness of the backlight.

To learn more about HD Radio Stations, go to www.hdradio.com/stations.


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Change your Radio’s Display

Press the SOURCE button to change your listening experience from

FM to AM.

FM Radio Display

AM Radio Display

Press the DISPLAY button to view the clock and the alarms.

Clock and Alarm Display


Access and View the Menu Screens

Change Clock Screen

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Press MENU to access and view the “Change Clock” screen.

Press (SEEK DOWN) or (SEEK UP) to move the highlight to one of the options: HOURS, MINUTES, AM or PM, MONTH, DAY, or YEAR.

Press VOL+ or VOL− to change the option’s setting.

Move the highlight to the “Save” or “Cancel” option: press ENTER to save (or cancel) settings.

Emergency Alerts Screen

Press MENU to access and view the “Emergency Alerts” screen.

Look to the section named “Exploring Emergency Alerts” for more information.

Sleep Timer Screen

Press MENU to access and view the “Sleep Timer” screen.

The Sleep Timer can be set to power off the Radio after a certain interval of time.

Observe the following options: Off, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 45 minutes, or 60 minutes.

Use SEEK to cycle through the options, ENTER to confirm the setting, and MENU to cancel.


Tuning Region Screen

Press MENU to access and view the “Tuning Region” screen.

Press VOL+ or VOL− to change the tuning region setting.

Press ENTER to save the Tuning Region setting: the factory default setting is Region B (US, Mexico, Canada).

Language Screen

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Press MENU to access and view the “Language” menu.

Press VOL+ or VOL− to change the language setting that appears.

When your language appears: press ENTER to save the Language setting.

Available languages: English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese

V oice Assist Screen

Press MENU to access and view the “Voice Assist” screen.

Press (SEEK DOWN) or (SEEK UP) to move the highlight to one of the options: “OFF” or “ON”.

Press ENTER to save the Voice Assist setting.


V ersion Number Screen

Press MENU to access and view the “Version Number” screen.

Radio will show the Host Version and the DSP Version.

Factory Default Menu

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Press MENU to access and view the “Factory Default” screen.

Press (SEEK DOWN) or (SEEK UP) to move the highlight to one of the options: “YES” or “NO”.

Selecting “YES” will restore the Radio to the Factory Default settings.

Press ENTER to save the Factory Default settings.

To learn more about SPARC Radios, go to www.sparcradio.com!


Your Radio’s Bluetooth Mode

When the Radio is powered on, the SHD-ITR2BT will appear as a device on your Bluetooth-enabled smartphone.

Press the SOURCE button on the SHD-ITR2BT to switch from Radio

Mode to Bluetooth Mode.

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Using Bluetooth to Stream (Play) Music

In your smartphone’s settings (or in your Bluetooth-capable device), turn on Bluetooth and discover the “SPARC SHD-ITR2BT”.

After your smartphone has discovered the “SPARC SHD-ITR2BT”, it may take a moment for the “BLUETOOTH” status indication on the

SHD-ITR2BT’s display to change from “BLUETOOTH Not Connected” to “Connected”.

The “Connected” status indication will appear on the screen for a few seconds and then the name of your device will appear on the screen.



If the Bluetooth connection is discovered, the “BLUETOOTH” status indication will appear on the SHD-ITR2BT display.

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If the Bluetooth connection is lost, the “BLUETOOTH Not Connected” status indication will appear on the SHD-ITR2BT display.

Enjoy Bluetooth connectivity between your smartphone and your Radio!



Button Functions in Bluetooth Mode

Managing Phone Calls using the SHD-ITR2BT’s

SNOOZE Button

Press the SNOOZE button to manage your phone calls in these situations:

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Phone calls can be received in any mode: AM Radio, FM Radio,

Bluetooth, or AUX.

Your Bluetooth connection may be lost after 30 minutes of being out-of-range. To restore connectivity (if your device is still paired with the SHD-ITR2BT), double-tap the SNOOZE button to reconnect.

Otherwise, reconnect your Bluetooth device to the SHD-ITR2BT.

Streaming Music to the SHD-ITR2BT

Press the buttons on the Radio’s front panel to control your listening experience.

Look to the next page to understand the Radio’s button functions in Bluetooth Mode.


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Button Functions in

Bluetooth Mode

In the illustration, you will find the button functions so that you can control your listening experience in Bluetooth Mode.


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Your Radio’s Alarms: ALARM1, ALARM2

Setting the Alarms

Alarms may be set while the Radio is in standby mode or while the

Radio is in active (ON) mode.

Quick-press ALARM1 (or ALARM2) to view the ON/OFF status of the alarm.

Quick-press ALARM1 (or ALARM2) to change the ON/OFF status of the alarm.

Press-and-hold ALARM1 (or ALARM2) to view and change the wake status and the wake time for the alarm.

Press (SEEK DOWN) or (SEEK UP) to move the highlight to one of the options: ON/OFF, HOURS, MINUTES, or AM/PM.

Press VOL+ or VOL− to change the option’s setting.

After changing the settings:

Move the highlight to the “Next” option: press ENTER to save these settings and continue with the instructions in ‘Setting the

Source and Volume for the Alarms’.

Move the highlight to the “Cancel” option: press ENTER to discard the choices that were made for these settings.

Note: While setting the alarms, press-and-hold the DISPLAY button to view the clock.

Changing the Status of a Reoccurring Alarm

To turn a reoccurring alarm off, quick-press the ALARM1 button (or the ALARM2 button) to view and change the ON/OFF status of the alarm.


Setting the Source and V olume for the Alarms

Continuing to set the alarms, proceed to view/change the wake source for the alarm and the wake volume for the alarm.

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Press (SEEK DOWN) or (SEEK UP) to move the highlight to one of the options: ‘Wake to radio/tone’ or the number next to ‘Vol’.

Press VOL+ or VOL- to change the highlighted option’s setting.

You can set the alarm to wake you with “radio” or to wake you with a “tone”.

You can set the alarm to a volume level that ranges from 1 to 10.

After changing the settings:

Move the highlight to the “Save” option: press ENTER to save these settings.

Move the highlight to the “Cancel” option: press ENTER to discard the choices that were made for these settings.

Choosing your Options when the Alarm Sounds

When the alarm sounds, the alarm information will appear on the

Clock|Alarm display.

The alarm that is sounding will show its blinking alarm indicator.

In this case, ALARM1 would be blinking.

You have two options to acknowledge that an alarm has sounded.


Option 1 (Snooze)

Press the SNOOZE button to snooze the alarm for nine (9) minutes.

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When the alarm is snoozed, press the ALARM1/2 button or the

Power button to end the snooze interval, dismiss the alarm for that day, and return to the previous listening state.

Option 2 (Dismiss)

Press the ALARM1/2 button or the Power button to dismiss the alarm for that day and return to the previous listening state: the alarm will still be enabled for the next day.

Note: The alarm will turn off after 60 minutes.

Backlight Brightness

To adjust the brightness of the backlight, press-and-hold DISPLAY.

To adjust the backlight brightness in incremental steps, press-andhold DISPLAY and then quick-press DISPLAY. The backlight brightness may be adjusted while the Radio is in standby mode or while the Radio is in active (ON) mode.

The backlight brightness must be dimmed/decreased to the minimum setting before it can be made brighter. To do this, pressand-hold DISPLAY and watch the backlight brightness dim to the minimum setting (the status bar will decrease and the backlight will be completely off). Then, press-and-hold DISPLAY and watch the backlight brightness increase to the brightest setting.


Your Radio’s Bookmarks

Press the BOOKMARK button to check the status of your Radio’s stored bookmarks.

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BOOKMARK

Press-and-hold the BOOKMARK button to save the Program Info

(Artist and Song Title). Quick-press the BOOKMARK button to recall the saved Program Info. You can save up to 16 different bookmarks (Artist and Song Title combinations).

Your Radio’s AUX Audio Input

Press the SOURCE button on the SHD-ITR2BT to switch from

Bluetooth Mode to AUX Audio Input Mode.

Connect a device to the “AUX-IN” 3.5-mm audio input jack that is located on the rear panel of the SHD-ITR2BT.

Example devices for the “AUX-IN” connection include:

Smartphone / Tablet Computer

Music (MP3) Player

Press VOL+ or VOL− to adjust the volume level to your preference.


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Exploring Emergency Alerts

Emergency Alerts (EA) is a warning system used by broadcasters to notify listeners about potential hazardous situations related to extreme weather, floods, infrastructure failures, amber alerts (child abductions), and more.

The Radio must be in an environment so that it can receive the audio and data services from a station that broadcasts the

Emergency Alerts.

NOTE: Out of the box, the Emergency Alerts Monitoring feature is set to OFF.

When Emergency Alerts Monitoring is ON, the Radio will present the listener with audio and text-based alerts; and, the alerts can even awaken the Radio from a standby mode.

Selecting and Changing the Settings for EA

Press MENU to access and view the “Emergency Alerts” screen.

Press SEEK to change the setting for Emergency Alerts Monitoring.

Press ENTER to save the choice: “On” or “Off”.

Observe the Emergency Alerts Location screen (Location setting).

Press SEEK to highlight the setting for Location: “On” or “Off”.

If you choose to have the Location setting as “Off”, then all of the alerts that are broadcast within the Radio’s range will be received. By default, the Location setting in the Location screen for the Emergency Alerts feature is “Off”.


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If you choose to have the Location setting as “ON”, then press

ENTER after moving the highlight to “ON”.

The options for Alert Location include:

State / County

Or, Zip Code

Press VOL+ or VOL− to change the option for Alert Location.

Press ENTER when your choice for the Alert Location appears.

If you selected State/County, look for a US State/County in the

Alert Location screen.

Press VOL+ or VOL− to change the State.

When you see your chosen State, press ENTER to save.


Look for the highlight to move to the County.

Press VOL+ or VOL− to change the County.

When you see your chosen County, press ENTER to save.

If you selected Zip Code, look for a US Zip Code in the

Alert Location screen.

Press VOL+ or VOL− to change the active digit (the active digit is showcased by the ±).

Press (SEEK DOWN) or (SEEK UP) to move the (±) to the next digit.

Continue to change all of the digits in the Zip Code.

When you see your Zip Code, press ENTER to save.

If you have reached this stage and have navigated through the instructions, then you have successfully saved one EA Location in your Radio’s memory.


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The Emergency Alerts screen will show the saved State/County.

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Or, the Emergency Alerts screen will show the saved Zip Code.

Ten (10) EA Locations can be saved in your Radio’s memory.

Press VOL+ or VOL- to scroll through your saved EA Locations.

While viewing any of your saved EA Locations, press ENTER to edit.

Press the MENU button to continue to the next Menu Screen.

‘Access and View the Menu Screens’

Press-and-hold the MENU button to return to Radio Mode.

To learn more about Emergency Alerts, go to www.hdradio.com!


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Enabling EA Locations in your Radio

There are advantages to enabling EA locations in your Radio’s memory. For example, when the setting for Location is enabled

(“On”) and when various locations are defined in the broadcast signal but none of your locations match any of the locations in the broadcast signal, then the Radio will not display text alerts (and the alerts will not awaken the Radio from standby mode).

Thus, your Radio will process and present only those alerts that are relevant to your area.

Optionally, when the setting for Location is enabled (“On”) and when various locations are defined in the broadcast signal and when one of your locations matches one of the locations in the broadcast signal, then the Radio will display text alerts (or the alerts will awaken the Radio from standby mode).

Thus, your Radio will process and present all of the received alerts, for your situational awareness.

Optionally, when the setting for Location is enabled (“On”) but there are zero locations defined in the broadcast signal (and your locations are defined the Radio’s memory), then the Radio will display text alerts (or the alerts will awaken the Radio from standby mode). In these conditions, the Radio will set aside your locations that you defined in the Radio’s memory and the Radio will present the situational emergency information for your awareness.

Thus, your Radio will process and present all of the received alerts, for your situational awareness.


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Understanding the Emergency Alerts History

Once the Radio detects an alert, it will sound an alert tone, display the alert category (such as Weather, Hazmat, etc.), and scroll the alert text.

Press the DISPLAY button to view the “Emergency Alerts History”: use the SEEK buttons to scroll through the history, which contains the five most recent Emergency Alerts.

Acknowledging an Emergency Alert

The Emergency Alert will remain on the screen until the user

"snoozes" or “ignores” the alert by pressing the SNOOZE button: the

Emergency Alert will then be placed in the "Emergency Alerts

History".

Snoozing and Ignoring an Emergency Alert

Snoozing an Emergency Alert:

After the Emergency Alert is snoozed, no alerting functionality will be triggered on the snoozed message until the ‘snooze’ time has expired. ‘Snooze’ expires immediately when a new Alert message is received.

To snooze the Emergency Alert (for 10 minutes), quick-press the

SNOOZE button.

Ignoring an Emergency Alert:

After the Emergency Alert is ignored, no alerting functionality will be triggered on the ignored message until the ‘ignore’ time has expired. ‘Ignore’ expires immediately when a new Alert message is received.

To ignore the Emergency Alert (for 12 hours), press-and-hold the SNOOZE button.


What to do when your Radio displays an EA

Your Radio may display an Emergency Alert: here is an example.

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To snooze the alert (for 10 minutes), quick-press the SNOOZE button.

Alternatively, pressing TUNE, SEEK, SOURCE, POWER, or PRESET (if presets are stored) will snooze the alert for 10 minutes.

To ignore the alert (for 12 hours), press-and-hold the SNOOZE button.

Indicators for Emergency Alerts (EA)

Your Radio may display various Emergency Alerts (EA) indicators.


Notes for Emergency Alerts (EA)

Battery Life in Standby Mode

(While Emergency Alerts Monitoring is ON)

Turn OFF Emergency Alerts Monitoring to extend the run time for the batteries while your Radio is in standby mode.

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Receiving an Emergency Alert

(While the Radio is ON)

To receive an Emergency Alert while the Radio is “ON” (AM or FM), tune the Radio to a station that supports Emergency Alerts (this is denoted by a steady up-pointing triangle). Emergency Alerts cannot be received unless the Radio is tuned to an Emergency-

Alerts-supporting station.

Receiving an Emergency Alert

(While the Radio is in Standby Mode)

Emergency Alerts received in standby mode will awaken the

Radio: the Radio will power “ON” from the standby mode and inform the listener about the Emergency Alert. The Radio must be in an environment so that it can receive the audio and data services from a station that broadcasts the Emergency Alerts.

Note: Emergency Alerts can only be received when the Radio is in the AM/FM Radio Mode or in the standby mode.

To learn more about Emergency Alerts, go to www.hdradio.com!


Troubleshooting

Radio does not turn on

Make sure that the AC adapter is securely plugged into the back of the Radio.

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Check the batteries and make sure that they are installed correctly.

No sound from the Radio

The volume control may be turned down: increase the volume.

Headphones may be plugged in.

Press the SOURCE button to verify the audio input.

How to improve signal reception

You may notice:

 that the HD Radio sound keeps switching between digital and analog audio

 that the HD Radio indicator keeps turning on and off

If so, you may be out of range of the HD Radio stations in your area. Extend your antenna or move your Radio closer to a window to improve reception.

Change the position of the Radio and/or antenna

Reception is improved when the Radio is near windows and outside walls. Electrical devices like appliances, computers, smartphones, light fixtures, light dimmers, motors, etc. may interfere with reception.

This Radio is equipped with an external, extendable FM antenna. Take care not to bend or break the antenna while moving it: position the antenna for best possible reception.

This Radio is also equipped with an internal AM antenna. Repositioning the Radio may improve reception in AM mode.

Change the location of the AC power supply

Locate the AC power supply as far from the FM antenna as practical, and position the FM antenna for best possible reception.


Reset button

Located near the battery compartment, press the reset button to

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Radio stops working

If your Radio stops working, cycle the power to start over.

If cycling the power fails, press the reset button.

Installing the batteries

To install the batteries:

1. Locate the battery compartment on the bottom of your

Radio.

2. Use two fingers to pull the two tabs and remove the battery compartment cover.

3. Place four AA-size batteries (not included) in the battery compartment. Make sure to match the + and – polarity on the batteries to the + and – polarities inside the battery compartment.

4. Click the cover into place to close the battery compartment.


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How to view the battery level

Install the batteries. Do not connect the AC adapter to the Radio.

Power on the Radio, turn the volume up to a reasonable listening level, and allow the Radio to run for a few minutes. Look at the battery icon in the upper-right corner of the display and observe the battery bars.

 Four (4) Bars: Batteries are Full

 One (1) Bar: Batteries are Low (consider replacing the batteries)

X-Battery icon

You will see the X-battery icon when the SHD-ITR2BT is powered by the AC adapter only: in this case, no batteries are installed.

You may see the X-battery icon when the SHD-ITR2BT is powered by the AC adapter and batteries are installed: in this case, the batteries are low.

Consider replacing the batteries. For an accurate battery level reading, refer to the section named “How to View the Battery

Level”.

Low batteries

You may see the battery icon blinking when the SHD-ITR2BT is powered with batteries only.

A blinking battery icon means that the batteries are very low and the Radio will power off in 30 seconds. Install new batteries to resume normal operation.

USB charging

The USB charging feature is only available when the SHD-ITR2BT is powered by the AC adapter. Charging will not occur when the

SHD-ITR2BT is powered by batteries only.

Primarily designed for charging smartphones; however, charging may not occur for some devices.


Icon Guide

Icon Icon Description

Reception/Signal Strength Indicator

ST Stereo Indicator

Pr Preset Station Icon

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HD1

HD2+

Alarm1 and Alarm2 are ON

Sleep Timer is enabled

Indicates full batteries

Indicates that the Radio is powered via the batteries

This icon will appear when the Radio is powered by the AC adapter: this indicates that no batteries are installed or

This icon indicates that the batteries are very low: consider replacing the batteries

Indicates that the batteries are very low while the

Radio is on (this icon will be blinking): consider replacing the batteries

Solid: HD1 Program Acquired

Blinking: Out of range for digital radio reception

Solid: HD2 Program Acquired

Blinking: Out of range for digital radio reception

Plus (+) indicates that additional HD Radio programs are available (press TUNE orSEEK to access additional programs)

Call Audio is enabled on Bluetooth device

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EA Icon Guide

Icon Icon Description

Emergency Alerts Monitoring is OFF

Solid: Indicates that the station supports Emergency Alerts

Blinking: Indicates that a received Emergency Alerts Message has been ignored

Alternating up-down: Indicates that a received Emergency Alerts

Message has been snoozed

Blinking: Test Emergency Alerts message is OK and has been ignored

Alternating up-down: Test Emergency Alerts message is OK and has been snoozed


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Specifications

Performance Parameters

International Tuning Regions

(AM/FM)

Frequency Ranges

Frequency Step Sizes

Languages Available

Specifications

Region A (Philippines, Romania)

FM: (87.5 – 108.0 MHz), 100 kHz

AM: (522 – 1620 kHz), 9 kHz

Region B (US, Mexico, Canada)

FM: (87.5 – 107.9 MHz), 200 kHz

AM: (530 – 1710 kHz), 10 kHz

Region C (SE Asia)

FM: (87.5 – 108.0 MHz), 50 kHz

AM: (522 – 1620 kHz), 9 kHz

Region D (Br azil)

FM: (76.0 – 108.0 MHz), 100 kHz

AM: (522 – 1629 kHz), 9 kHz

English (Default language is English)

Fr ench (Fr ançais)

Spanish (Español)

Por t uguese (Português)

Number of Preset Stations that can be

Stored

Headphone Jack Type

AUX Input Jack

Display Type

AC Adapter (included)

Unlim ited

3.5-m m, 1/8-inch

(Headphones not included)

3.5-m m, 1/8-inch

(Devices not included)

Daylight -Readable Monochrome Graphic LCD with

Dim mable White Backlight

(128 pixels by 32 pixels)

Input : 100-240 VAC, 50/60Hz

Out put: 5.98 VDC, 1.5 A

5 VDC Out put

T ype A Recept acle

USB Charging

USB Charging is only available when the

Radio is powered by the AC Adapter.

Battery Type and Quantity

Battery Run Time

Battery Run Time (Standby Mode)

Speaker Output Power

Number of Bookmarks that can be

Stored

Four (4) AA size (not included)

Up t o 20 hour s on speakers

Up t o 50 hour s on headphones

Em ergency Alerts Monitoring ON: 2 weeks

Em ergency Alerts Monitoring OFF: 1 year

2.2 Watts x 2

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Bluetooth Equalizer (EQ) Options

Bluet ooth EQ Options

Rock, Jazz, Pop, Dance, Rhythm and Blues, Soft,

Bass, T reble, Classical, or Off


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Information

Gift Box Contents

SHD-ITR2BT HD Radio Receiver

AC Adapter

Quick Start Guide

Warranty

Warranty

90-day Limited Warranty

For details, visit www.sparcradio.com

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Copyright & Trademarks

HD Radio Technology manufactured under license from iBiquity

Digital Corporation.

U.S. and Foreign Patents apply.

HD Radio™ and the HD, HD Radio, SPARC™, and “Arc” logos are proprietary trademarks of iBiquity Digital Corporation.

All other trademarks and logos are proprietary to their respective owners.

Compliance

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation of this product 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.

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.


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