FEIWIMI XSY-350

Contents

XSY-350 Multipurpose Solar Emergency Radio User Manual

1. Introduction

Thank you for choosing the FEIWIMI XSY-350 Multipurpose Solar Emergency Radio. This device is designed to keep you informed and powered during emergencies, outdoor activities, and daily use. It features a high-capacity 20,000mAh battery, comprehensive AM/FM/SW/NOAA weather band reception, a powerful flashlight, a reading lamp, a USB power bank function, and an SOS alarm. This manual provides essential information for safe and effective use of your radio.

2. Safety Information

  • Eye Safety: Avoid pointing the flashlight directly into eyes, as it may cause harm.
  • Water Exposure: The device is not fully waterproof. Do not expose it to dripping or splashing water. Do not place objects filled with liquids, such as vases, on the device.
  • Battery Care: To prolong battery life and prevent damage, avoid over-discharging the unit.
  • Storage: Store the radio in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

3. Package Contents

Please check the box for the following items:

  • 1 x XSY-350 Emergency Radio
  • 1 x USB Charging Cable
  • 1 x User Manual
  • 1 x Lanyard
  • 1 x Hard Case

4. Product Overview & Components

Familiarize yourself with the various parts of your XSY-350 radio:

Front view of XSY-350 radio with labels
Figure 1: Front view of the XSY-350 radio, showing the speaker, tuning dial, band switch, volume knob, flashlight, solar panel, and carrying handle. Text overlay indicates '20000mAh 74000mWh'.
Side view of XSY-350 radio with ports and buttons labeled
Figure 2: Side view of the XSY-350 radio, illustrating the SOS button/Flashlight button, Type-C charging port, and USB output port. Dimensions are shown as 6.7 inches length, 3.1 inches height, and 3.5 inches width. A rubber door protects the USB ports.
  • Solar Panel: For emergency charging under sunlight.
  • Tuner Dial: Used to select radio stations.
  • Band Switch: To select between FM, AM, SW, and WB bands.
  • Volume Dial: To power on/off the radio and adjust volume.
  • Reading Light: Located under the solar panel, provides illumination for reading.
  • Flashlight: Integrated LED light on one end of the radio.
  • Hand Crank: For manual power generation.
  • SOS Button/Flashlight Button: Activates the flashlight and SOS alarm.
  • Type-C Charging Port: For charging the radio's internal battery.
  • USB Output Port: For charging external devices (power bank function).
  • Antenna: Extendable for improved radio signal reception.

5. Setup

5.1 Initial Charging

Before first use, it is recommended to fully charge your XSY-350 radio using the USB-C port. Connect the supplied USB cable to the Type-C input port on the radio and plug the other end into a USB power adapter (not included). The blue power indicator lights will illuminate in sequence during charging. A full charge typically takes 5.5-6 hours.

Important: To maintain battery health, please charge the radio at least once every three months, and hand crank for 1 minute if the unit idles for over 60 days.

5.2 Antenna Setup

For optimal radio reception, especially when listening to FM, SW, or WB broadcasts, fully extend the telescopic antenna located on the side of the radio.

6. Operating Instructions

6.1 Radio Operation

  1. Power On/Volume: Turn the 'Volume' Dial clockwise to power on the radio and adjust the desired listening volume.
  2. Band Selection: Use the Band Switch to select your desired radio band: FM, AM, SW, or WB (Weather Band).
  3. Tuning: Rotate the Tuner Dial to scan for stations. The green 'Tune' indicator light will illuminate when a strong signal is received and the station is fully engaged.
  4. Power Off: Turn the 'Volume' Dial counter-clockwise to the 'OFF' position to power off the radio.
Radio frequency bands diagram
Figure 3: Diagram showing the radio's frequency bands: SW (7-19.00 MHz), FM (87-108kHz), AM (520-1710 Khz), and NOAA (162.400MHz, 162.550MHz).

6.2 Flashlight Operation

The flashlight is located on one end of the radio.

  • To Turn On/Off: Short press the SOS button/Flashlight button. Short press again to turn it off.
Flashlight and reading lamp in use
Figure 4: The 3W LED flashlight providing illumination at night and the 96 LED reading lamp open, illuminating a book.

6.3 SOS Alarm Operation

The SOS alarm emits a loud siren and flashes the LED light in Morse code for emergencies.

  • To Activate: Press and hold the SOS button/Flashlight button for 3 seconds.
  • To Deactivate: Short press the SOS button/Flashlight button again.

6.4 Reading Lamp Operation

The reading lamp is located under the solar panel.

  • To Turn On: Gently open the solar panel.
  • To Turn Off: Close the solar panel.

6.5 Power Bank Function (Charging External Devices)

Your XSY-350 radio can act as a power bank to charge your mobile phone or other USB-powered devices.

  • To Charge: Open the rubber cover on the side, connect your device to the USB Output Port using a compatible USB cable.
  • Indicator: When the radio is discharging (acting as a power bank), the blue power indicator lights will gradually diminish.
  • Note: This function is primarily recommended for emergency use. If your device does not start charging, disconnect and reconnect the USB cable to reactivate the power output.

7. Power Methods & Charging

The XSY-350 offers multiple ways to ensure you always have power:

Four power sources for the radio
Figure 5: Illustration of the four power sources: 1. Built-in 74000mWh Rechargeable Battery, 2. USB Charging, 3. Solar Panel, 4. Hand crank.

7.1 USB-C Charging

  • Method: Connect the supplied USB cable to the Type-C Input Port on the radio and a USB power source.
  • Indicators: Four blue power indicator lights will light up in sequence during charging.
  • Charge Time: Approximately 5.5-6 hours for a full charge.

7.2 Hand-Crank Charging

  • Method: Extend the hand crank handle and rotate it clockwise or counter-clockwise.
  • Recommendation: For optimal charging, spin the handle at approximately 120 RPM.
  • Usage: 3 minutes of cranking can provide enough power for 4 minutes of flashlight use or 15 minutes of radio operation.
  • Note: Hand-crank charging is primarily recommended for emergency situations. A full charge via hand-crank can take up to 53 hours.

7.3 Solar Charging

  • Method: Place the radio with the solar panel facing direct sunlight.
  • Indicators: A red power indicator light will illuminate when the radio is receiving sufficient sunlight for charging.
  • Purpose: Solar charging is most effective for maintaining the battery charge and prolonging its overall lifespan, rather than for rapid full charging.

7.4 Power Indicator

The radio features four blue LED lights to indicate the remaining battery capacity:

  • 1% - 25%: 1 steady light on
  • 26% - 50%: 2 steady lights on
  • 51% - 75%: 3 steady lights on
  • 76% - 100%: 4 steady lights on

When fully charged, all four blue indicators will be steady, and the red charge indicator (if active) will change from blinking to steady.

8. Maintenance

  • Battery Maintenance: Charge the radio at least once every three months. If the unit has been idle for over 60 days, hand crank for 1 minute to reactivate the internal battery.
  • Cleaning: Wipe the radio with a soft, damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.
  • Storage: Store the radio in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

9. Troubleshooting

  • Radio Not Turning On: Check the battery level using the power indicators. Try charging the radio via USB-C, hand-crank, or solar power.
  • Poor Radio Reception: Fully extend the telescopic antenna. Try moving to a different location, especially outdoors or near a window, to improve signal strength.
  • External Device Not Charging (Power Bank Function): Ensure the radio has sufficient charge. Disconnect and reconnect the USB cable to the USB Output Port to reactivate power output.
  • Flashlight/Reading Lamp Not Working: Check the battery level. If the battery is very low, the lighting functions may be disabled to conserve power.

10. Specifications

FeatureSpecification
Frequency Range AM520-1710 KHz
Frequency Range FM87-108 MHz
Frequency Range SW7-19 MHz
Frequency Range WB162.400-162.550 MHz
Power Source3.7V 20000mAh 74000WH Polymer Battery
Weight750g / 1.7lb
Dimensions (L x W x H)17 x 9 x 8 cm / 6.7 x 3.5 x 3.1 in
Solar Panel Power5V 0.6W
Hand Crank Power5V 1.5W
USB InputDC 5V2A
USB OutputDC 5V2.4A MAX
Flashlight Power1W LED
Reading Light Power3W LED
Radio RuntimeUp to 90 hours (medium volume)
Flashlight RuntimeUp to 48 hours

Note: Actual usage time may vary depending on environmental conditions and usage patterns.

11. Warranty & Support

The XSY-350 Emergency Radio comes with a full 12-month warranty against manufacturing defects from the date of purchase. Please retain your proof of purchase for warranty claims. For support or warranty inquiries, please contact your retailer.

12. Friendly Reminders

  • First Use/Idle Period: If the unit has been idle for over 60 days, hand crank for 1 minute to activate the internal battery before use.
  • Environmental Exposure: Do not expose the device to dripping or splashing water. Do not place objects filled with liquids on the device.
  • Battery Protection: Avoid over-discharging the unit to prevent reducing internal battery life or causing damage.
  • Flashlight Safety: Do not shine the flashlight directly into anyone's eyes.

13. Product Demonstration Video

Watch this video for a visual guide on the features and operation of your XSY-350 radio:

Video: Product demonstration showcasing weather preparedness, LED flashlight, 20000mAh USB power bank, built-in antenna, radio frequencies, runtime, reading lamp, SOS alarm, charging methods, and package contents.

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