Contents |
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Important Information | 1 |
Automatic plug and play setup | 2 |
Controls | |
Display | 5 |
Battery Operation | 6 |
Mains Operation | 6 |
Setting the clock automatically | 7 |
Setting the clock manually | 8 |
Setting the day of week manually | 8 |
Setting the alarm time | 9 |
Displaying the alarm time | 9 |
Wake to buzzer | 9 |
Wake to radio | 10 |
Snooze control | 10 |
Sleep timer | 10 |
Weekend alarm cancel | 11 |
Operating your radio - search tuning | 11 |
Operating your radio - manual tuning | 12 |
Presetting stations | 13 |
Recalling a preset station | 14 |
Last station memory | 14 |
RDS features | 15 |
Operating your radio using RDS | ...................................... 16 |
Display modes | 16 |
Alternate frequency (AF) | 16 |
Radio text | 17 |
Programme type display (PTY) | 17 |
Programme type search | 18 |
Traffic announcements (TA) | |
Display backlight | 20 |
Demonstration mode | 20 |
Headphones | 20 |
General | 21 |
Mains supply | 21 |
Troubleshooting | 22 |
Specifications | 22 |
Circuit features | 22 |
Important Information - please read before use
To assist the auto setup of your radio it is recommended that, before connecting your radio to a power supply (batteries or mains), to fully extend the telescopic aerial and place your radio in a position where radio reception is best.
Note : The two LR6 (AA size) batteries provide power for the clock/memory backup and must be fitted at all times.
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