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BEFORE SETTING

Plug the AC/DC adaptor to an AC household outlet, and then 

plug the DC jack to the back of the unit. (DC5.5V plug)

Your AD500 clock radio is ready.

 

BACKUP BATTERY INSTALLATION

Your AD500 clock radio requires the CR2032 lithium battery 

(included) to provide backup power to the clock in case of tem-

porary power interruption. 

1.  Place your unit face down on a flat surface.

2.  Slide and remove the battery cover at the bottom of your unit.

3.  Insert the CR2032 lithium battery into the battery compart-

ment with the “+” side facing up as indicated on the battery 

cover.

4. Replace the battery cover.

 

Purpose: If AC power is interrupted, the LED display will go off 

and both the radio and the alarm will not function. The backup 

battery will keep the time and all settings of your unit.  Make sure 

a fresh CR2032 lithium battery is used. A fresh CR2032 battery 

could backup your clock continuously for around 3 days.

 

 

SETTING THE TIME, 12/24HR FORMAT AND THE SNOOZE 

DURATION 
1.    Press  SET once, the hour digits flash. Press 

 or 

 to set the 

current hour (hold to advance rapidly).

2.   Press  SET again, the minute digits flash. Press 

 or 

 to set 

minutes.

3.   Press  SET again, the display shows “24H” and flashes,  Press  

 or 

 to select “12H” or “24H” time format.

4.   Press  SET again, the display shows “05” and flashes,  Press  

 or 

 to select your snooze time from 5 to 60 minutes.

5.   Press  SET again or if no key pressed for approx. 10 seconds 

to exit the setting mode.

 

Note: when 12-hour time format is selected, the P (PM) icon will 

appear on the lower middle time display to indicate the after-

noon time; there is no AM indicator. 

 

SETTING THE ALARMS

1.   Press  AL 1.2 once, the 1 icon and the hour digits flash. Press  

 or 

  to set the alarm 1 hours.

2.   Press  AL 1.2 again to adjust minutes. Press  

 or 

  to set 

the alarm 1 minutes.

3.   Press  AL 1.2 again, LED displays “OFF” (alarm off). To select 

wake to sound sources, press  

 or 

  to select :-

 

rd = wake-to-radio

bu = wake-to-buzzer

OFF = alarm off

 

4.   Press  AL 1.2 again, the 2 icon and the hour digits flash. Press  

 or 

  to set the alarm 2 hours.

5.  Repeat step 2) and 3) to set alarm 2.

6.   Press  AL1.2 again or no button around 10 seconds to exit 

alarm setting mode. When wake-to-radio or wake-to-buz-

zer is selected, the related alarm is turned on, indicated by 

appearance of the 1 and / or the 2 icon on the left side of the 

display.

 

STOPPING AND RESETTING THE ALARM TO COME ON 

THE NEXT DAY

When alarm or 2 is sounding, the related or 2 icon flashes. 

Press the AL 1.2  once to stop the alarm and reset it to come on 

the following day. After that or 2 icon keep lighting up on the 

display.

Summary of Contents for AD500

Page 1: ...AD500 Instruction manual LED digital fm clock radio with projection USB charging function ...

Page 2: ...cover 4 Replace the battery cover Purpose If AC power is interrupted the LED display will go off and both the radio and the alarm will not function The backup battery will keep the time and all settings of your unit Make sure a fresh CR2032 lithium battery is used A fresh CR2032 battery could backup your clock continuously for around 3 days SETTING THE TIME 12 24HR FORMAT AND THE SNOOZE DURATION 1...

Page 3: ...sources press or to select rd wake to radio bu wake to buzzer OFF alarm off 4 Press AL 1 2 again the 2 icon and the hour digits flash Press or to set the alarm 2 hours 5 Repeat step 2 and 3 to set alarm 2 6 Press AL1 2 again or no button around 10 seconds to exit alarm setting mode When wake to radio or wake to buz zer is selected the related alarm is turned on indicated by appearance of the 1 and...

Page 4: ...e on the next day USING THE HI LO DIMMER Press to adjust the brightness of the LED display This can only be done when the radio is off or the unit is not sounding USING THE NAP TIMER The NAP Timer allows you to rest and automatically wake up in 5 15 30 45 60 75 or 90 minutes 1 Press NAP once the display shows the nap icon and the default naptime 05 5 minutes 2 Press NAP again to select your desire...

Page 5: ...RADIO 1 To turn on the radio press SLEEP RADIO once the display shows ON and then the radio frequency readings in Mhz 2 Press to tune the radio to a desired station Press and hold to scan for the next clear station 3 To adjust the volume press VOL once the display shows L07 press to adjust volume from L01 minimum to L15 maximum 4 Press to turn off the radio Note keep your radio away from fluoresce...

Page 6: ...ough 10 5 To access a preset station at any time press the SET one at a time while the radio is on 6 To edit a preset station select another station and then repeat Step 2 to 4 This overrides the original settings USING THE SLEEP TIMER 1 Press the RADIO SLEEP twice to enter the sleep mode The sleep icon L and the sleep time 05 5 minutes and will flash on the display 2 Press the RADIO SLEEP again a...

Page 7: ...d to the earphone socket of your Smartphone 2 Turn on your Smartphone to play the music Note When you plug in the AUX cable it ll no function of the Ra dio Sleep function volume of the unit can t be adjusted when in AUX function USB CHARGING YOUR SMARTPHONE Plug in the USB cable into the USB Charge Out port then connect the opposite end to your smartphone for changing TROUBLE SHOOTING If your cloc...

Page 8: ... Do not mix alkaline stan dard carbon zinc or rechargeable nickel cadmium batte ries 5 If the unit is not used for a prolonged period such as a month or longer remove the batteries to prevent possible corrosion Should the battery compartment become corroded or dirty clean the compartment thoroughly and replace the batteries SPECIFICATIONS Alarm duration 1 hour 3 minute on 9 minute off interval Sno...

Page 9: ...appliances are a danger to children it should ensure that the device is not within reach of their hands This unit is intended for use in domestic applications PRECAUTIONS and MAINTENANCE This device should not be exposed to high heat sources or moisture Never placed near flame sources such as lighted candles on the device Do not place the device under objects filled with liquids such as vases If t...

Page 10: ...ot cover i products which have been damaged by negligence or willful actions mi suse or accident or which have been modified or repaired by unauthorized persons ii cracked or broken cabinets or units damaged by excessive heat Disposal of your old product The product is designed and manufactured with high quality materials and components which some of them can be recycled and reused Please inform y...

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