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GB Hepburn Operation Guide Contents Introducing your Hepburn Bluetooth Speaker, DAB/DAB+ and FM Radio Welcome from the Hepburn Design Team Hepburn: compatible, stylish, hassle-free What can my Hepburn do apart from look fab? Talk to us Important Safety Information – please read Finding your way around your Hepburn – knobs, buttons, connectors and batteries.
Hepburn Operation Guide Setting Station Presets for DAB and FM Storing Preset Stations Recalling a Preset Station Using Smart Device Mode with Bluetooth Devices Pairing your Hepburn with a Bluetooth device Connecting to an already paired Bluetooth device Controlling your Bluetooth device with your Hepburn Using Auxiliary Input Mode Remotely Controlling your Hepburn with an Android or iOS device What you can do with the View Quest App What tablet or smartphone do you need for a remote? Installing the View Q
GB Hepburn Operation Guide Introducing your Hepburn Bluetooth Speaker, DAB/DAB+ and FM Radio Welcome from the Hepburn Design Team Hello and welcome to your Hepburn. We are View Quest – an award-winning British company determined to excel in technical and aesthetic design. With your Hepburn we’ve combined the latest technologies like Bluetooth, DAB/DAB+ and mobile apps to create a truly stylish way for you to enjoy your favourite sounds – wherever they come from.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB What can my Hepburn do apart from look fab? Here’s a brief run-down of your Hepburn’s capabilities. Everything is explained fully later in this guide. Bluetooth speaker Lets you play audio from a Bluetooth source like a phone or mp3 player, and lets you control the playback from your Hepburn. The tracks on your phone will never have sounded so good. DAB/DAB+ receiver Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) is the next big thing in radio.
GB Hepburn Operation Guide Talk to us We would really value your feedback – how well have we succeeded in our mission to create a stylish, compatible sound experience? If you’d like to share anything about your Hepburn – things you love, things you’d like, or things that could be better, we’d love to hear from you. Email us at info@viewquest.co.uk. And of course, we’re here to help you sort things out if you have any problems; email our support team at support@viewquest.co.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB Important Safety Information – please read Please read this guide before using your unit – it contains guidance and recommendations that can help ensure long-lasting, trouble-free, safe operation. Please keep this guide for future reference. Be careful. Avoid: • Liquids: don’t expose your unit to drips or splashes, and don’t put liquid containers like vases on it or near it.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK), NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE, REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. DANGEROUS VOLTAGE Dangerous Voltages, that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons is present within this product’s enclosure. ATTENTION The owner’s manual contains important operating and maintenance instructions, for your safety, it is necessary to refer to the manual.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB Finding your way around your Hepburn Top View 1 2 3 9 8 10 4 11 5 12 6 13 7 14 1. - VOLUME + knob Turn to adjust volume level. 2. POWER button Press to switch between standby and active modes. 3. SOURCE button Press to switch between DAB, FM, Smart Device and Auxiliary Input modes. 4. PAIR button Press to select Bluetooth device for pairing in Smart Device mode. 5. SKIP button Press to skip to next track in Smart Device mode.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB Back View 1 2 1. Aerial 2. USB port for charging devices Outputs 5V volts for charging personal devices such as your phone or MP3 player. 3. AUX-IN for other devices 4.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB Battery Use Your Hepburn can be powered by 4 x Type ‘D’ batteries. Be sure to insert batteries of the correct type and ensure correct polarity (+/-). Battery Removal + 1 Slide battery cover to the left and then lift out. 2 - Pull ribbon to remove battery then replace the ribbon inside. x2 3 Tilt product to the left, as shown, until another battery slides over the ribbon. Repeat Step 2.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB Getting Started Carefully remove your Hepburn from its box. You may wish to store the packaging for future use. Inside the box you will find: - Your Hepburn - Power Adapter with plugs for UK and mainland Europe - User Manual Positioning your Hepburn Place your Hepburn on a flat / stable surface, with reference to the safety information section in this manual.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB 2. Once the scanning is complete the DAB/DAB+ stations will be displayed in alphanumeric order. The first station in the list will be selected. Note: if no DAB/DAB+ signal is found in your area, it may be necessary to relocate your radio to a stronger signal area. Websites such as www.ukdigitalradio.com in the UK feature handy postcode finders that will tell you what DAB channels you can expect to receive.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB 3. To exit manual tune, press the - TUNING + knob again. Setting Dynamic Range Control (DRC) You can set the compression level of stations to eliminate the differences in dynamic range or sound level between radio stations. If loud stations are too loud while quiet stations are too quiet, DRC may help. Note: DRC off indicates no compression DRC low indicates little compression DRC high indicates maximum compression 1.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB Using FM Mode Selecting FM Mode 1. Press the SOURCE button repeatedly until FM is displayed. 2. On first use the display will show 87.50MHz, the start of the FM frequency range. Otherwise, the last listened-to FM station will be selected. Scanning for FM Stations 1. To manually scan FM stations, while frequency is displayed, turn the – TUNING + knob clockwise/anticlockwise to increase/decrease frequency by 0.05MHz per step. 2.
GB Hepburn Operation Guide Viewing Station Information A variety of station information is transmitted by broadcasters, and your Hepburn offers a convenient way for you to view it. To view currently playing station information, press the INFO button repeatedly to cycle through Radio Text, Program type, PS, Audio info and Time and Date. Setting Station Presets for DAB and FM Storing Preset Stations You can store up to both 30 DAB and FM stations as preset stations.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB Using Smart Device Mode with Bluetooth Devices Your Hepburn lets you play and control Bluetooth devices. To let this happen the devices have to be paired. Pairing your Hepburn with a Bluetooth device 1. Press the SOURCE button repeatedly to select Smart Device mode. 2. After two seconds the display will show "Waiting BT Connection". 3. Activate your Bluetooth device and select the search mode. 4. “Hepburn” will appear on your Bluetooth device. 5.
GB Hepburn Operation Guide Using Auxiliary Input Mode Auxiliary Input allows for a quick and easy connection to an MP3 player or other external audio source. You need an audio cable with a 3.5mm jack (not supplied) to connect to your Hepburn. 1. Before connecting to the mains socket, connect your external audio device to the AUX IN socket on the rear of your Hepburn. 2. Connect the power adapter to the mains socket, press the POWER button to switch your Hepburn on. 3.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB Installing the View Quest App 1. Go to the appropriate store for your device; App Store for Apple, Play Store for Android. The simplest way to find the View Quest App is to use the search bar at the top of the screen to find “viewquest” (with no quote marks). The App is called “View Quest”, it’s free to install and use and its icon looks like this: 2. Install the App by pressing the INSTALL button. Setting up the connection with your Hepburn 1.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB In smartphone ] mode these panels are accessed one at a time using control buttons at the bottom of the display. In tablet = mode they appear onscreen at the same time in separate windows. This makes the best of available space, whatever the size of your device. The roles of these panels when listening to different sources will be explained in ‘Getting Started’.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB Getting Started – your Main Menu: Mode In smartphone mode [] : tapping Mode In tablet mode brings up the Mode List fullscreen. = : the Mode List is always visible in the Mode panel. Enjoying DAB/DAB+ with the View Quest App [] mode: to select DAB/DAB+ tap Mode [icon] then tap DAB. = mode: to select DAB/DAB+ just tap DAB in the Mode Window. In mode the View Quest App will display the Now Playing panel.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB The Browse panel in DAB/DAB+ mode In [] mode tap the Browse button [icon] at the bottom of the display. In = mode all the panels are visible, the Browse panel is at the bottom left. The Browse panel displays the DAB broadcast radio stations discovered by your Hepburn. Scroll and tap on a station to select it. (For details of scanning for DAB radio stations, see “DAB Mode” on page 11 of this manual.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB The Now Playing panel in FM mode The radio tunes to the last frequency selected and plays any audio present. If no frequency has previously been selected the lowest FM frequency is presented. [note] If RadioVIS is enabled and available for the current station, images available over the internet are presented, synchronised with the FM broadcast. Now Playing options for FM: Mute or unmute Volume Slider Set output volume Manually tune down/up in 0.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB To select one of your preset frequencies, scroll the list if necessary and tap the frequency you wish to tune to. To add the currently playing station to your presets tap Add Preset [icon] at the top left of the Preset panel. This will display a green Select button next to every preset. Tap the green Select button next to the preset you wish to hold the current frequency.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB The Browse and Preset panels in Smart Device mode The Browse and Preset panels have no function in Smart Device Mode; use the device’s audio player to navigate albums and playlists instead. Enjoying an auxiliary device with the View Quest App [] mode: to select AUX In tap Mode [icon] then tap AUX-In. mode: to select AUX In just tap AUX-In in the Mode panel. = In [] mode the View Quest App will display the Now Playing panel.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB General Settings Equaliser Your Hepburn has seven equalisation settings to suit different sound types, and you can also configure one of your own to exactly match your requirements. Each of the equalisation settings will change the tone of your Hepburn when selected. To choose an equalisation setting: 1. Press the EQ button to select 'Equaliser'. 2. Turn the - TUNING + knob and then press it to select Normal, Classic, Jazz, Pop, Rock, Speech, Bass or My EQ. 3.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB To set time manually: 1. Select “Set Time/Date” 2. Turn the - TUNING + knob to select correct hours, press the - TUNING + knob to confirm.** 3. Turn the - TUNING + knob to select correct minutes, press the - TUNING + knob to confirm. 4. Turn the - TUNING + knob to select correct day, press the - TUNING + knob to confirm.* 5. Turn the - TUNING + knob to select correct month, press the - TUNING + knob to confirm.* 6.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB 5. To turn off the Alarm, press the POWER or ALARM buttons when the alarm is sounding. 6. To cancel Alarm, refer to steps1-3 to set Alarm states to ‘Off’. Backlight Level To change the backlight level of standby mode and power on mode, press SNOOZE repeatedly while alarm is not sounding. Or using the menu: 1. Press the MENU button and then turn the - TUNING + knob to select System menu. Press the - TUNING + knob to confirm. 2.
Hepburn Operation Guide GB Specification Description: Frequency Ranges: Power Supply: Audio Output: Power Consumption: Dimensions: Bluetooth Speaker with DAB/DAB+ and FM digital radio FM: 87.5-108MHz DAB/DAB+: 174.928 – 239.200MHz AC Power Input: 100-240VAC, 50-60Hz 80Hz- 20KHz frequency range 10W rms 285mm x 75mm x 155mm This symbol on the product or in the instructions means that your electrical and electronic equipment should be disposed at the end of its life separately from your household waste.
