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Page 38: ...y from the radio The speaker magnet in the radio may damage them Do not place the set near strong magnets such as those used in radios television sets speaker boxes etc as this may cause the frequency to drift oDo not drop or give the set a strong impact since the set is composed of precise parts oWhen listening in a train car or building use the radio near a window to obtain the best possible rec...

Page 39: ...While setting the clock time or the stand by time the error indication cannot oper ate even if during radio reception oWhile the error indication is flashing all the keys except for the Power Off Key cannot operate oWhen replacing the radio batteries be sure to disconnect the included AC adap tor or car adaptor I AC Power Operation Refer to the figure on page 27 1 lnsert the plug at the end of the...

Page 40: ...SET Standby Time Cancel Key cANCEL Volume Control VOLUME Hold Switch Meter Band Direct Access Key METER Frequency Direct Access Key FREO Memory Meter Band Key Enter Key ENTER Decimal PoinVMeter Band Key Number Memory Channel Meter Band Keys Band Select Keys Speaker Telescopic Antenna External Antenna Jack EXT ANT Sensitivity Selector SENS DC lnput Jack DC lN 6 VOff EarphoneJack Connect the include...

Page 41: ...indicator EUAtl wilt be disptayed and the clock time display f ill1 will begin flashing lf you set the dual time before it will be displayed 2 Press the Time Set Key oThe lndicator T MESETI wilt begin f lashing 3 Press the Number Keys to enter the number of the dual clock time 4 Press the Enter Key Time setting is completed To return the display of the normal clock time Press the Dual Time Set Key...

Page 42: ...onnect the AC adaptor lf not the received frequency step cannot changed to the selected frequency step When re installing the memory back up and radio batteries or re connect the AC adaptor be sure to do after more than about one minute When the memory back up batteries and the radio batteries are removed the memories of the radio stations and the clock times may be lost Be sure to reset the memor...

Page 43: ...ily merely by press ing the corresponding Memory Channel Key Memory Tuning can be memorized the four bands FM LW MW SW into each nine channel So in total 36 sta tions memories are preset I Before Operation Be sure to check the following points before operating this unit The Hold Switch is set to the opposite direction of the arrow lf not all the Operation Keys cannot operate The volume is adjusted...

Page 44: ...cy shown before pressing the Frequency Direct Access Key ln this case press the Frequency Drrect Access Key again enter the correct frequency num ber olf you want to change the frequency before pressing the Enter Key press the Frequency Direct Access Key The original frequency display will be resumed However when the latter key is pressed again re setting would be possible I Useful Hints for Enter...

Page 45: ...ing Pressing for more than 0 5 seconds makes 2 Select the desired radio band by pressing the frequency change rapidly lf you release one of the Band Select Keys your finger the frequency will continue to change and automatically stop when broad 3 Tune in your desired station by using the casting station is received Up Key n and or Down Key v Referto Manual Tuning and AutoScan To stop the Auto Scan...

Page 46: ...he Power On Key 2 Tune in the desired station by using the desired tuning mode 3 Press the Memory Key The memory indicator M will begin f lashing 4 Press one of the Memory Channel Keys into whrch you wish to memorize the selected station The selected channel number will be displayed and the memory indicator M will stop flashing 5 Repeat the steps 1 3 to memonze a station in each of the remained Me...

Page 47: ...e displayed frequency The displayed frequency will not change even if using the Fine Tuning Control SLEEP FUNCTION 2 Refer to the tigures on page 22 You can set the radio to play for 60 minutes and then shut off automatically I Press the Power On Key 3 Tune in the desired broadcast by using any of the tuning modes Press the Sleep Key The sleep indicator llSt eepl witt ne displayed The unit will be...

Page 48: ...e time before pressing the Enter Key press the Standby Set Key A return is made to the display of the clock time shown last Pressing the Standby Set Key again make the re setling possible To cancel the standby time Press the Standby Cancel Key To make sure the standby time Press the Standby Set Key Notes After pressing the Standby Set Key or between pressing one Number Key and the next if more tha...

Page 49: ...tes 1 Follow the procedure 1 5 described in STANDBY FUNCTION 2 Press the Sleep Key Notes lf the standby time has come during sleep operation the sleep timer is effec tive ln this case the Standby Function cannot operate lf you press the Sleep Key during stand by operation the standby operation is cancelled and the sleep operation starts from then Press the Sleep 1 I2 Standby time t 60 min 90 min f...

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