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Read and understand all instructions before operation; retain for future reference; heed warnings.
Avoid using near water; unplug before cleaning; do not overload outlets.
Do not place on unstable surfaces; ensure proper ventilation to avoid overheating.
Position power cords safely; use only specified power sources; do not insert objects.
Do not attempt self-service; unplug when unused for long periods; handle cord safely.
Never insert objects or spill liquids into openings to prevent shock or fire.
Appliance requires qualified service for damaged cords, spills, or performance issues.
Buttons for accessing menu, tuning, band selection, and presets.
Controls for setting time, date, alarms, nap, and sleep timers.
Controls for display, audio, system reset, and connectivity ports.
Indicators for time, radio signal, RDS, and stereo reception.
Indicators for the status of alarms 1 through 4, including buzzer or radio modes.
Indicators for sleep, snooze, and nap timer functions.
Position the radio on a flat surface and extend the wire aerial for best reception.
Insert the adaptor plug into the AC socket and follow time zone prompts.
Relocate the radio if the radio-controlled clock signal is not received.
Procedure to manually set the clock hours and minutes if automatic setting fails.
Procedure to manually set the year, month, and day for the clock.
Procedure to switch between 12-hour and 24-hour display modes.
Setting for activating or deactivating Daylight Saving Time adjustment.
Automatic clock synchronization using radio signals for accurate time.
Synchronizing clock time using RDS CT signals from radio stations.
Manually setting the clock time when automatic methods are unavailable.
Step-by-step guide for manually adjusting radio frequencies.
Automatic tuning process to find stations with sufficient signal strength.
Instructions for saving and retrieving favorite radio stations.
Adjusting the frequency step for tuning AM and FM stations.
Explanation of RDS features and display modes for FM radio.
Configuring alarm times, sources (radio/buzzer), and recurrence options.
Describes how buzzer and radio alarms sound and increase volume.
Procedures for cancelling active alarms or alarm settings.
Activating the snooze function to temporarily silence an alarm.
Setting the radio to turn off automatically after a preset time.
Setting a countdown timer that can activate an alarm or snooze.
Adjusting the radio's clock time based on geographical time zones.
How to check the device's current software version.
How to control the brightness level of the radio's display.
Procedure to restore the radio to its original default settings.
Troubleshooting steps to reset the radio if it fails to operate correctly.
Using the 3.5mm socket to play audio from external sources.
Connecting headphones or an earpiece to listen privately.
Details on power supply, output power, and frequency coverage.
Power| power supply voltage (USA version) | 120 Volt |
|---|---|
| power supply voltage (Europe version) | 230 Volt |
| power supply frequency (USA version) | 60 Hz |
| power supply frequency (Europe version) | 50 Hz |
| adaptor DC output voltage | 12V |
| adaptor DC output current | 0.7A |
| adaptor AC output voltage | 12V |
| adaptor AC output current | 0.6A |
| output power | 1.2 W |
| power consumption at 120V | 7W |
| power consumption at 230V | 8W |
Frequency Coverage| FM frequency range | 87.5 – 108.0 MHz |
|---|---|
| AM frequency range (USA version) | 520 – 1710 kHz |
| AM frequency range (Europe version) | 522 – 1710 kHz |
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