I must admit I used my small amount of vision and a low vision aid to achieve
this on mine. Your problem clearly is identifying when the screen has gone
into the presets list. Then it’s down to counting. I can however find presets
without looking.
On 24 Apr 2016, at 12:34, Mobeen Iqbal <mobeeniqbal@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi David.
Press the preset button and hold for 2 seconds until the screen flashes. you
then need to rotate the wheel up or down to the position you want the preset
to be stored in. when you reach the position that the preset should be stored
in, press the wheel in to select and that should store the station. on mine,
i've got the stations I listen too most in 1 to 5, so I know what position is
at preset 1 etc. I just got someone sighted to set mine. Its not exactly easy
on goodmans part for a totally VI person to set them.
cheers,
Mo.
On 24/04/2016 12:14, David Griffith wrote:
After recommendations on this list both my sister and myself bought this
Goodmans DAB radio as we were both having problems after the DAB frequency
changes recently on our existing units.
The radio seems a good device but neither my sister nor myself have been
able to crack setting and recalling presets on this radio.
According to the manual setting a preset is simply a matter of pressing the
preset button for two seconds. Recalling a Preset is a matter of holding the
Preset button and using the dial to select a stored station though it is not
clear how the dial is to be manipulated to achieve this. For whatever
reason my sister and I have both faile to stoere and recall Presets by
using these instructions. It might be that these instructions make sense for
a sighted person because of feedback on the unit that we cannot see.
Has anybody got step by step
instructions suitable for a totally blind user of the radio?
David Griffith
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