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Radio Shack 12-262 User Manual

Radio Shack 12-262
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9
the basics
The ALERT OUT feature enables your Hazard Alert Radio to activate
external alerting devices such as pillow shakers, ashers, and other
compatible special needs alerting devices.
Your Hazard Alert Radio provides a switch closure through a transistor
capable of handling up to 200mA, which is adequate for activating
most common alerting devices.
The output signal will change when an alert is received
or expired or manually reset by pressing the “WEATHER
/SNOOZE” button twice. Your RadioShack store carries
audible or visible alert accessories.
connecting to an external system
Connect ALERT OUT to
external alerting device (up to
200mA) with 3.5mm phono
plug cable (not supplied).
NOTE
1. Press MENU/SELECT and press or until SELECT CH displays.
2. Press MENU/SELECT again. Then press or to select either:
AUTO (default)
SEARCHING CHANNEL displays during a search, followed by
the channel X (where X is the channel number 1-7).
WEATHER CHANNEL X AVAILABLE displays when channel X is
detected.
NO CHANNEL AVAILABLE BACK TO CHANNEL X displays when
no channel is detected and the previously selected channel
X displays.
MANUAL
Press or to select a channel. Then press MENU/
SELECT.
3. Press to exit.
If you received a NOAA/Weatheradio Canada broadcast on more
than one channel, the one with the best reception may not be the
best one for your location. Contact your local RadioShack store or
the NWS/EC for information regarding broadcast locations.
selecting channels
NOTE

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Radio Shack 12-262 Specifications

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BrandRadio Shack
Model12-262
CategoryRadio
LanguageEnglish

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