Bedside Weather Radio
WEATHER/SNOOZE — Press to start and stop the weather broadcast or to enable the alarm or snooze feature.
Signal Strength Indicator
Alarm Time
Clock Time
Step Three
Using the Weather Radio for the First Time
When you turn on the weather radio the first time, all LCD segments light for a few seconds, and the automatic channel search begins. When an active channel is found,Ê appears. If no channels are detected, © flashes.
1.Connect the weather radio to AC power and install the backup batteries.2.Extend the weather radio’s antenna.3.Press WEATHER/SNOOZE to listen to the weather broadcast.4.Repeatedly press e or d to adjust the broadcast volume to the desired level. VOLand the volume level (1- 8) appear.
5.Press WEATHER/SNOOZE to turn off the broadcast.6.Repeatedly press e or d to adjust the weather alert volume to the desired level. VOLand the volume level (1- 8) appear.
the broadcast and alert volume, or to set the channel number, clock time, and alarm time values.
Step One
Mounting the Weather Radio
You can place your weather radio on a flat surface, such as a desk, shelf, or table, or
mount it on the wall. To mount it on the wall,Step Two
Connecting Power
Your weather radio uses the supplied 6V, 300 mA AC adapter for power.You can also install four AA batteries (not supplied) for backup power if AC power fails or is temporarily disconnected.
Step Four
Function Setup
Function setup allows you to select a channel, and set the alarm and clock time. You can also enable or disable the signal loss reminder so that an alert sounds when the radio signal is lost.
Set Channel
1. | Hold down SET until you hear a beep. |
| number) flashes. |
2. | Press SET to turn on the broadcast audio. NOAAappears. |
3. | Press eor dto manually change the channel. Or, hold down |
| e or d to automatically search for the strongest channel. |
Set the Clock Time
1. | Hold down SET until you hear a beep. |
| channel number) flashes. |
2. | Press e twice. The current clock time flashes |
3. | Press SET. The clock hour digits flash. |
4. | Press or hold down e or d to set the hour. |
5. | Press SET to confirm. The minute digits flash. |
6. | Press or hold down e or d to set the clock minutes. |
7. | Press SET to confirm. % and the current signal loss |
you need two screws (not supplied) with heads that fit into the keyhole slots on the bottom of
the weather radio.1.Use a pencil to mark the mounting screw locations
2.Drill a hole at each marked location. Thread a screw into each hole, making sure each screw's head extends about ¼ inch (6.5mm) from the wall.
3.Align the keyhole slots on the bottom of the weather radio with the screw heads, and slide the radio down to secure it.
4.Extend the antenna upward.AC Power Connection
1.Insert the adapter’s barrel plug into the weather radio'sDC 6V jack.
2.Plug the other end of the adapter into a standard AC outlet.3.Route the adapter's cord through the strain relief.Installing Backup Batteries
1. | Slide off the battery compartment |
| cover to remove it. |
2. | Place four AA batteries in the |
| compartment as indicated by the |
| polarity symbols (+ and |
| inside. |
DC 6V
Strain Relief
4. | Press SET to confirm the selected channel number. The alarm |
| time flashes. |
5. | Hold down SET to return to the normal display. Or, press SET |
| to set the alarm time (proceed to number 4 below). |
Set the Alarm Time
1.Hold down SET until you hear a beep.8.Hold down SET to return to the normal display. Or, press SET to set the clock time (proceed to number 4 in the next section).
reminder setting (Onor OFF) appear. |
8. Hold down SET to return to the normal display. Or, press |
SET to enable or disable the signal loss reminder (proceed |
to number 4 below). |
Enable/Disable the Signal Loss Reminder
1.Hold down SET until you hear a beep.
6.Hold down SET to return to the normal display. Or, press SET to return to channel setting mode.
What’s Included
• Weather Radio | • Owner’s Manual |
3. Replace the cover. |
ÔBATTERY NOTES Ô | ÔNOTES Ô | |
• Dispose of old batteries promptly and properly. | • PM appears for a PM hour in alarm and clock setting mode. | |
• Do not burn or bury batteries. | • The signal loss reminder beep does not sound when the NWS broadcast is on. | |
• Use only fresh batteries of the required size and recommended type. | ||
• The backlight is always on when operating with AC power. When operating on | ||
• Do not mix old and new batteries, different types of batteries, or rechargeable | ||
battery power, the backlight turns on only when you press a button. | ||
batteries of different capacities. | ||
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batteries have full power. The number of lit segments decrease as battery power decreases.
• If you do not plan to use the weather radio for a month or more, remove the |
batteries. Batteries leak chemicals that can damage electronic parts. |