Altec Lansing IMT7012 Manuel utilisateur

Quick Start Guide

IMT7012

Adapter

AUX. Audio cable

EMERGENCY WIRELESS SPEAKER

USB-A to USB-C charging cable

GENERAL FUNCTIONS

• Bluetooth

• 3.5mm AUX IN audio port

• Speakerphone with integrated hands-free microphone

• AM/ FM/ SW Radio with 5 presets per band

• WB Radio with NOAA/NWS bands

• Speciﬁc Area Message Encoding (SAME) alerts (for local area)

• Clock with two alarms

• Backlit LCD display screen

• USB Charging Port

• Built-in Flashlight

• Hazard lights

• Rotary Hand Crank for battery

• Solar Charging Panel with LED Flood light

• Bottle opener

• Storage compartment

USER INTERFACE

Alarm active indicators NOAA SAME alerts active indicator

Battery Life

Alphanumeric

Message

Alarm will play

NOAA broadcasts active indicator

Radio indicator

FEATURES/CONTROLS

2 3 4 5

1. Flashlight

2. Flashlight button: Press briey to ash light. Press and hold for 5 seconds to

keep the light on

3. SOS button: Flashlight sends S-O-S message in Morse Code

4. Hazard button: Hazard indicators (front and back) ash on and o

5. Rotary Hand Crank: To manually charge the interior battery

6. Integrated hands-free mic.: Speakerphone Mic.when paired to phone

7. Bottle Opener

8. LED Flood Light Power button

9. LED Flood Light

10. Solar Panel: Charges interior battery from strong sunlight

CONTROL PANEL

4. Radio button

Press to toggle through the radio bands (FM/ AM/ SW/ WX)

5. Menu button

Press to toggle through menu options

6. Select button

Used to select items for adjustment in Menus

7. Power button/LED

Press: Enable/Disable USB charging output

Green: 80 - 100% charge

Orange: 10-80% charge

Flashing Red: <10% charge (charge needed)

8. Radio Presets (1-5): In FM/AM or SW modes press and hold one of the

numbered buttons to save a radio station.

9. Previous Track/Scan button: Press to go to the Previous track. Press and hold

to scan to the Previous radio station.

10. Next Track/Scan button: Press to go to the next track. Press and hold to scan

to the next radio station.

11. Volume up/Menu up: Press to increase the volume. In Menu mode, press

to toggle through Menu options.

12. Volume down/Menu down: Press to decrease the volume.In Menu mode,

press to toggle through Menu options.

1. Local Weather and Area Alert button/LED

Press: Review alerts

Press and hold: Alert Function On/O

Green: Alerts Enabled

Yellow: ‘Advisory’ Level Alert Received

Orange: ‘Watch’ Level Alert Received

Red: ‘Warning’ Level Alert Received

2. Power button

Press: Standby/On

Press and hold: Full O

3. Bluetooth / AUX button

Press Briey: Bluetooth on (also acts as play/pause in BT mode)

Press and hold: Drop connection and pair a new device

When in BT mode and paired with a phone press briey to answer/hang up a call,

press and hold to reject an incoming call

Press to select Aux when an Auxiliary lead is plugged into the rear

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/AUX

MENU OPERATION

SET TIME

(Hours) (Minutes)

SET ALARM 1

88:88 (Hours)

88:88 (Minutes) ON/OFF, RADIO/BUZZER, VOLUME

SET WEATHER CHANNEL

SET LOCATION

ALL / MULTI / SINGLE

ALERT DISPLAY

FULL BROADCAST / SIREN NO CAST / CAST NO SIREN / STROBE / DISPLAY ONLY

SELECT EVENTS

DEFAULT/ MAJOR ONLY/ ALL/ USER

SET LANGUAGE

ENGLISH / ESPANOL / FRANCAISE

BACKLIGHT

ON BRIGHT / ON DIM / OFF / ALERT ONLY

ALERT TEST/ VOL

TREBLE/BASS

TREBLE / BASS (±5dB)

RESET

SURE Y/N

SET ALARM 2

88:88 (Hours)

88:88 (Minutes) ON/OFF, RADIO/BUZZER, VOLUME

Menu Pages and Options

Ch.# Frequency

1 162.400 MHz

2 162.425 MHz

3 162.450 MHz

4 162.475 MHz

5 162.500 MHz

6 162.525 MHz

7 162.550 MHz

Press

to access top level menus.

Repeatedly press the

button or use the

and

buttons at the top

level to change to next available menu.

Press

SELECT

to enter that menu.

Press

and

buttons to move forward/back selecting items to be changed.

Press

and

buttons to change the parameters of the selected item.

MENU OPERATION (CONT.)

Setting the Time

Press the Menu button until SET TIME appears on the display. Pressing Menu

will move to the next menu, pressing +or –will also move back and forward to the

next menu.

2. Press the Select button to edit the clock’s time. Press the

and

buttons to

change the hour. AM and PM is set by changing the time. (the hour number will

be ashing when being set)

Press the Select or >| button to select and edit the minutes. Use the

and

buttons

to change the time. (the minutes number will be ashing when being set)

Setting the Alarms (Alarm 1 and 2)

1. Press the Menu button until SET ALARM 1(or 2 )appears on the display .

2. Press the Select or >| button to edit the alarm time. Use the +and -buttons to

change the hour. AM and PM is set by changing the time. (the hour number will

be ashing when being set)

3. Press the Select or >| button to select and edit the minutes. Use the +and -

buttons to change the time. (the minutes number will be ashing when being set)

4. Press the Select or >| button to select the ON/OFF setting. Press the +or -

button to turn the alarm ON/OFF (a clock will appear with 1 (or 2) next to it

when ON).

5. Press the >| button to change to the next menu. Press the +or -button to

choose between Buzzer (Alarm sound) or Radio. The ‘R’symbol lights up if

radio is selected for wakeup.

6. Press the >| button to change the alarm volume. Press the + or - button to

increase or decrease the volume of the alarm.

7. Press Select or >| to save the alarm and exit the menu.

4. Press Select or >| to save the hour and move to minutes.

5. Press Select or >| to save the time and exit the menu.

Setting up weather alerts

For the US there are two ways to nd the frequency used by the local transmitter for your area.

Option 1

Find your local station via the listing at

Click on your state, nd your area and note the stations call-sign and its frequency.

Option 2

Search at

Enter the name of your area or state, and click on the icon displayed on the map for

information and details about the transmitter.

For Canada nd your local station via the interactive map at:

Setting the Weather Channel

(the frequency used by the local transmitter for your area)

https://www.weather.gov/nwr/station_listing

https://www.weather.gov/nwr/coverage/station_search.php

https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change/services/weatheradio/nd-

your-network.html

Press the Menu button until

SET WEATHER CHANNEL

appears on the display.

Press SELECT or >| to enter the menu, then press the +and -buttons to nd the

desired weather channel (frequency).

3. Press SELECT or >| to save the channel and exit the menus .

The frequency set above will also be the frequency the radio tunes to if you choose

to listen to WX (Weather) RADIO via the RADIO button.

NOTE: When you exit this menu option, the Radio Alert function will automatically

turn On. Press the Alert ON/OFF button to turn the Radio Alert function on/o.

The Storm Chaser can receive and decode Specic Area Message Encoding (SAME)

Alerts which are displayed as text on the display.

To do this you need to tell the unit the Location/s you want alerts for. If you select All

from USA or Canada you will received all alerts generated in that country. If you want

to set either a list of specic areas (Multi) or just your single local area (Single) then you

need to enter the special SAME code for your areas.

For USA nd the SAME codes for your area via the listing at

note down the SAME numbers you are interested in.

For Canada nd the SAME codes via the interactive map at

1. Press the Menu button until

Set Location

appears on the display .

Press SELECT or >| to enter the menu, then press the +or –buttons to choose

between ALL (all alerts from either USA or CANADA), MULTI (multiple i.e. set your

own list of multiple states/countys in USA or CANADA) and SINGLE (set to one

state/ county in USA or CANADA)

• If

MULTI

is selected then you will be asked to input a list of your preferred locations

(up to 10 locations).

Press the

and

buttons to choose between the USA and Canada, then press SELECT

or >| buttons to move to the next step.

Press the

and

buttons to choose the position in the list (will initially be ‘01’) and

press SELECT or

Press the

–

buttons to set the rst digit. Press

to move to the next digit press |<

to move back one digit.

Pressing >| after the last digit moves to the next list item. Press the +or –buttons to

choose the next position in the list you want to edit.

Once you have entered all locations press Menu to save and exit the menu.

• If

SINGLE

is selected then you will be asked to input one specic location in the

same way as above.

https://www.canada.ca/en/

environment-climate-change/services/weatheradio/specic-area-message-encoding/forecast-regions.html

https://www.weather.gov/nwr/

counties

Setting your Location (the area/s you are interested in for SAME alerts)

Choosing Alert Display (How an Alert is displayed or presented)

1. Press the Menu button until ALERT DISPLAY appears on the display .

2. Press the Select or >| button to enter the menu .

Press the +and –buttons to toggle through the following 4 options, then press SELECT.

4. Press Select or >| to save the desired option and exit the menu.

FULL BROADCAST –The speaker will make an alert sound and ash the Hazard

and Alert Button LEDs for eight seconds. This is followed by the weather/alert

broadcast audio (if transmitted) and the display will show the alert text.

SIREN NO CAST – Siren but no broadcast audio - The speaker will make an alert

sound and ash the Hazard and Alert Button LEDs for eight seconds. The display

screen will show the alert text. There will be no weather/alert broadcast audio.

CAST NO SIREN – Broadcast audio but no siren - The speaker will not make an

alert sound but will ash the Hazard and Alert Button LEDs for eight seconds. This

is followed by the weather/alert broadcast audio (if transmitted) and the display will

show the alert text.

STROBE –

Lights only, no broadcast audio or siren - The speaker will not make an

alert sound but will ash the Hazard and Alert Button LEDs for eight seconds. There

will be no weather/alert broadcast audio but the display will show the alert text.

DISPLAY ONLY – No Hazard lights or audio - The speaker will show the alert text

only, the Alert button will still ash to indicate the level of alert and that an alert

has been received.

Note: The Alert function must be enabled for Alerts to be received.

(Press and hold the Alert button to enable/disable alerts)

When there is an alert, the Alert button will illuminate according to the level or Alert:

Green – Alert reception is on, nothing has been received, or all alerts timed out

Flashing Red – Warning

Flashing Orange - Watch

Flashing Yellow - Advisory

Note: The Alert button always indicates the last active alert received.

To review alerts after they have been received press the Alert button brieﬂy.

The last active alert will be shown on the display, its level is shown by the

color of the button.

Use the + and - or |< and >| buttons to step through up to 10 active alerts if

more than one is currently active.

NOAA alerts are transmitted with a timeouts from 15 minutes to 6 hours. When

all active Alerts have timed out the button will return to green.

Setting Events (The type of event you want to be alerted about)

Alerts are categorised as Advisory, Watch and Warning and then by type of event such

as Flood Watch or Tornado Warning etc.

For the full list of events the Storm Chaser can receive in the modes set below

see page 11

1. Press the Menu button until ALERT EVENTS appears on the display.

2. Press the Select or >| button to enter the menu.

3. Press the +and –buttons to toggle through the following 4 options, then press SELECT.

4. Press Select or >| to save the desired option and exit the menu.

Setting the Language

1. Press the Menu button until

SET LANGUAGE

appears on the display.

2. Press the Select or >| button to enter the menu.

3. Press the +and – buttons to toggle through the following 3 options; English,

Espanol, or Francaise then press SELECT.

4. Press Select or >| to save the desired option and exit the menu.

1. Press the Menu button until

BACKLIGHT

appears on the display.

2. Press the Select or >| button to enter the menu

3.Press the +and –buttons to select between On Bright, On Dim, Alert Only (only

comes on when displaying alert text), and O.

4. Press Select or >| to save the desired option and exit the menu

Testing/Setting the Alert Siren Volume

Press the Menu button repeatedly until ALERT TEST/VOL appears on the display.

2. Press the Select or >| button to enter the menu, the Alert will sound.

3. Press the +and -buttons to increase or decrease the volume of the alert sound.

4. Press Select or >| to save the volume level (which will be used for next alert) and

exit the menu .

Setting TREBLE/ BASS

1. Press the Menu button until

TREBLE/BASS

appears on the display.

2. Press the Select or >| button to enter the menu.

3. Press the +and –buttons to adjust the treble.

4. Press the >| button to move to the next setting.

5. Press the +and –buttons to adjust the bass.

6. Press SELECT or >| to save the adjustment and exit the menus .

Reset Settings

Note this resets all settings including radio presets, NOAA/SAME frequency, location etc.

1. Press the Menu button until

RESET

appears on the display.

2. Press SELECT or >| to enter the menu.

3. Press Select again when the display is showing SURE Y/N to reset all settings unit

will go back to all factory defaults

Setting Backlight Brightness

ALL

- Enables all alerts including test alerts

DEFAULT

- Enables all alerts except some advisory level test alerts

MAJOR

- Enables a xed list of all important alerts (see page 11).

USER

- Allows the user to set their preference. Various major alerts cannot be disabled

as these are crucial to the operation of the NOAA/SAME service. (see page 11).

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