C. Crane CCRadio SW Features and Operation Explained Left Side, Line OUT, Battery Size Switch

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Features and Operation Explained — Left Side

A LINE OUT

“LINE OUT” is used to send the radio’s audio to an external amplified speaker or stereo sys- tem. It is a fixed output level designed to work with external systems. The radio’s “VOLUME”, “BASS” and “TREBLE” controls do not function when using “LINE OUT” to an external system. An optional patch cord to your amplified speakers or stereo system will be needed for this con- nection.

LINE OUT TIPS: When using “LINE OUT”, set “AM/SW–FM” switch o to FM “STEREO” posi-

tion to hear FM stations in stereo with external systems. The word will be displayed when a stereo sign is received.

S BATTERY SIZE SWITCH

The “BATTERY SIZE” switch is used to select between “AA” and “D” size batteries. To power the radio with batteries, slide “BATTERY SIZE” switch S to the size of battery being used. Insert 4 batteries into the Battery compartment L, paying close attention to THE orientation of

the batteries’ + and – ends. The LCD will display a with fresh, new batteries. When the

batteries are low, the icon will display. If the batteries are too low to run the radio, the icon will flash on the display, and ultimately, the radio will automatically shut “off”.

Batteries are also used to maintain clocks, alarms and station memory settings. When replac- ing batteries in the radio, it is not necessary to have the AC Adapter plugged in as the radio will hold its memory for several hours before losing them without power.

BATTERY TIPS: Never mix new and used batteries. If you are not going to use the radio for a long time, remove the batteries.

WARNING: Battery charging can be dangerous and can cause batteries to overheat and explode and or leak. THIS RADIO HAS A CHARGING CIRCUIT for both AA and D size batter- ies. NEVER CHARGE ALKALINE BATTERIES or other non-rechargeable batteries.

Pressing the “MEMORY/CHARGE” button on the front of the radio while the radio is off and the AC Adapter is connected to power, the radio will start the charging process! See “BATTERY CHARGING” (page 13) for proper operation of the charging circuit. See Safety Instructions on page 25.

D DC IN

The “DC IN” jack is used to power the radio with the AC Adapter. Only use the AC Adapter supplied by the manufacturer to power this radio. When the AC Adapter is used the will appear on the LCD display. If batteries are installed and the AC Adapter is plugged in, the icon will be replaced by the Adapter icon . If power to the AC Adapter is cut off, the radio will

automatically switch to batteries and the will again reappear in the display.

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CCRadio SW

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Contents Page Before Use UnpackingTable of Contents Page Radio Identification Front View Front/Top IdentificationRadio Identification Side Views Left RightRadio Identification Back View Features and Operation Explained Front of Radio Power SleepDual Time Lock MinuteHour Clock SET Clock SETDual Time Alarm SET Memory SETBattery Charging SW Band Common Shortwave Broadcast BandsReset Tuning Dial KnobDial Speed Treble Knob Volume KnobBass Knob AM RF Gain KnobAM/SW Switch AM/SW-FM Band SwitchHeadphone Jack LCD Display Snooze BARLight BAR Features and Operation Explained Left Side Battery Size SwitchLine OUT Features and Operation Explained Left, Right & Back AM if OUT Jack Features and Operation Explained Back of RadioBattery Compartment MW AM External AntennaSpecifications Ground JackFM/SW External Jack Troubleshooting Guide PAL Connector AssemblySafety Instructions Model CCRadio SW Ansi C63.4