C. Crane CCRadio2 Manuel utilisateur

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

PLEASE READ ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS COMPLETELY BEFORE USE

AND SAVE THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

Ver. 1.1

About the CCRadio2

95540

Phone: 1-800-522-8863 We : ccrane.com

means whatsoever, without permission in writing from C. Crane Company, Inc.

Thank you for purchasing a CCRadio2. The CCRadio2 has many of the

refinements and improvements requested y customers who have

ought other CCRadios. The CCRadio2 is uilt for the highest perfor-

mance ever on AM and has een designed to e long lasting.

Youʼll notice that we removed the television (TV) and from the radio.

This change was necessary ecause of the new government mandated

digital format set for Fe ruary of 2009. We have replaced the TV and

with the 2-Meter VHF Ham and. For many radio listeners the addition

of the 2-Meter VHF Ham and will e their first experience with amateur

(ham) radio. I hope you have the time to explore this and. What youʼll

hear is a lot of dedicated radio people using a communication device

with pride. You will especially want to tune in to 2-Meter VHF during a

local, area-wide emergency when communications will e very different.

When the power in an area is down, and cell phones and other modes

of communication are unavaila le, many hams use porta le equipment

that lets them work as eacons of information. They have direct com-

munication with federal agencies and the Red Cross. We recommend

that you find out which local 2-Meter frequencies are used during an

emergency in your area and have them installed into the five memory

locations.

We hope the CCRadio2 will give you many years of learning, news and

entertainment. If you have any questions a out your radio, please give

us a call or check out ccradio.com. You can find many questions

answered at ccradio.com/faqs/ccradio2

Thanks!

From all of us at C. Crane

Unpacking ................................................................................. 4

Button Identification ............................................................... 5

Getting tarted

Powering Your Radio ................................................ 6

Installing The Batteries ............................................ 7

Display Panel ............................................................. 8

etting The Clock ...................................................... 9

etting The Alarm ............................................... 9-10

nooze Feature ....................................................... 10

leep Timer ............................................................... 10

Radio Operation

Tuning ........................................................................ 11

Weather Alert ystem ...................................... 12-13

2-Meter Ham (VHF) ............................................. 14-15

Display Light ........................................................... 16

Lock witch ............................................................. 16

Headphone Jack ..................................................... 16

Reset Button ............................................................ 16

Audio & Recording Jacks ............................... 17-18

etting The Timer ............................................. 18-19

pecifications ............................................................... 20-21

Accessories ........................................................................... 22

Troubleshooting Guide ................................................... 23-24

Radio Noise Troubleshooting ............................................. 25

Listening Tips ...................................................................... 26

afety Instructions ......................................................... 27-28

Personal tation Log ............................................................ 29

2-Meter Ham Frequency Log .............................................. 30

Table of Contents

WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRIC

SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT

TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

THE LIGHTNING

FLASH AND ARROW-

HEAD WITHIN THE

TRIANGLE IS A WARN-

ING SIGN ALERTING

YOU OF “DANGER-

OUS VOLTAGE”

INSIDE THE RADIO.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE

RISK OF ELECTRIC

SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE

THE RADIO BACK. NO

USER SERVICEABLE

PARTS INSIDE. REFER

SERVICING TO QUALIFIED

SERVICE PERSONNEL.

THE E CLAMATION

POINT WITHIN THE

TRIANGLE IS A WARN-

ING SIGN ALERTING

YOU OF IMPORTANT

INSTRUCTIONS

ACCOMPANYING THIS

RADIO.

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ᏘCAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC

SHOCK DO NOT OPEN

For your future reference:

Serial No. (found inside battery compartment)

Date of purchase

Name & address of dealer

Before Use

Please read IMPORTANT SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS on pages 27 - 28

efore use. It is important to read

and understand all instructions.

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The box should contain the CCRadio2, the power cord and this manual.

If anything is missing or damaged, please contact your dealer immedi-

ately. We recommend you keep the box in the unlikely event your radio

will need servicing.

Unpacking

CCRadio2 Page 5

1516

17 12

12 3

10) Lock Switch

11) uning Knob / •Squelch Set

12) Power or •Sleep imer

13) Display Light

14) elescopic Antenna

15) Memory (1-5)

16) Weather Alert (3 Modes)

17) Band or •AUXILIARY

18) •Weather Alert Light

1) •Clock Set

2) •Alarm Set

3) •imer Set

4) Display Clock or Frequency

5) Bass Control

6) reble Control

7) uning/ ime Set (Up/Down)

8) Headphone Jack

9) Volume Control

Note: When you see a “•” next to a button on the radio, it means you must

press and hold the button down for two seconds to activate the function.

he appropriate symbol will then appear on the display along with sounding

a “beep”. To deactivate the Alarm and Timer functions, press and hold

the button until it beeps again and the symbol disappears from the

display. (Please see Display Panel symbols on page 8.)

Button Identification

Page 6 CCRadio2

The CCRadio2 will run on (4) “D” size NiMH or alkaline batteries or on

120V AC house urrent using the in luded power ord. Batteries are

optional. The batteries are ne essary to retain the timer, lo k, and

memory settings if the power ord is removed from the radio for more

than three minutes.

Re hargeable batteries work well in this radio. The Battery Power Level

Indi ator will be lower be ause the total voltage is lower for re harge-

able batteries.

Before poweri g your radio be sure to read

the Safety I structio s o pages 27 a d 28.

Before you plug the AC ord into the radio be sure the AC voltage is

120Volts/60Hz. If you have batteries in the radio and you use the AC

power ord, the batteries will automati ally be dis onne ted.

NOTE: If you remove the power ord without turning the radio OFF, the

radio will automati ally revert to the batteries.

Insert the plug on the end of

the supplied power ord into

the AC power ja k on the

ba k of the radio.

Getti g Started

POWERING YOUR RADIO

AC OPERATION

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CCRadi 2 Page 7

1) P siti n the radi face d wn n a s ft surface t pr tect it.

2) Rem ve the battery c mpartment c ver.

3) Insert the (4) “D” cell batteries int the c mpartment as indicated in

the drawing bel w. Be sure the negative (-) end is against the

spring. Refer t the drawing bel w t insure c rrect installati n f

y ur batteries.

4) Replace the battery c ver. Y u are n w ready t perate y ur radi .

The battery indicat r will display the battery level f r appr ximately

seven sec nds when the radi is switched ff. After rem ving dead

batteries f r replacement, y u have appr ximately three minutes t

replace the batteries bef re y ur cl ck and mem ry inf rmati n will be

l st (if the radi is n t plugged in).

This symb l means

the batteries are full.

This flashing symb l means

the batteries need replacing.

First Battery Second

Battery

Fourth

Battery

Third Battery

This symb l means

batteries are l w.

Rem ve battery c ver by pressing

b th clips at the same time t wards

the b tt m f the radi .

AC p wer c rd

plugs in here.

Getting Started

INSTALLING THE BATTERIES

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

Page 8 CCRadio2

Getting Started

1) eather Alert Modes

2) Memory Location (1 - 5)

3) Key Lock On/Off

4) Sleep Timer/Snooze Status

5) Battery Symbol

6) Battery Power Level Indicator

and Signal Strength Meter

7) Squelch Indicator

8) Timer Active Indicator

9) Clock Seconds

10) Frequency / Clock Display

11) Alarm Status and Type

12) AM/PM Indicator

13) Indicates Band In Use

14) AUX IN Indicator

15) Stereo Reception

3 4 5

DISPLAY PANEL

CCRadio2 Page 9

Getting Started

Please read this entire section carefully before you start. S t th

tim with th radio off. You must go through th st ps list d b low

without stopping for mor than 15 s conds at any giv n tim or you will

hav to start ov r. (R f r to pag 5 for Button Id ntification.)

1) Pr ss th Clock S t Button. Th hour digit will flash.

2) Using th Up/Down Tuning Button, s l ct th appropriat

hour digit and AM or PM.

3) Pr ss th Clock S t Button again to s l ct th minut s digits, th

minut s digits will flash. Us th Up/Down Buttons to adjust th

minut s to th appropriat tim .

4) You ust pr ss th Clock S t Button again to compl t th tim

s tting. This also s ts th s conds to “00”.

Th r ar two diff r nt alarm mod s on th CCRadio 2. You can choos

to wak up to th radio or to a ton . You can s t th alarm with th

radio on or off.

To set the type of alar :

Pr ss and hold th Alarm Button until you h ar a b p and s on of

th s symbols flashing on th display.

To wak with th radio: Whil Alarm is flashing on

th display, pr ss th Clock S t Button until you s

th symbol shown to th right. Wh n th alarm go s off th radio will

play th last station s l ct d at th sam volum l v l last s t.

To wak with a multi l v l ton : Whil Alarm is flashing,

pr ss th Clock S t Button until you s th symbol

shown to th right.

To shut off the alar function: Pr ss and hold th Alarm Button until

you h ar a short b p and th alarm symbol disapp ars.

To set the alar ti e:

1) Pr ss and hold th Alarm Button, th hour digit and Alarm

symbol will flash.

2) Using th Up/Down Tuning Button, s l ct th appropriat

hour.

3) Pr ss th Alarm Button again. Us th Up/Down Tuning Buttons

to adjust th minut to th appropriat tim .

4) Pr ss th Alarm Button again to compl t th alarm s tting.

SETTING THE CLOCK

SETTING THE ALARM

Page 10 CCRadio2

Getting Started

You can also set the alarm time imme iately after selecting the ra io or

buzzer alarm as escribe on page 9.

To stop the a arm from going off every day, press and ho d the A arm

Button unti ALARM disappears from the disp ay.

Once the alarm is set, it will automatically go off the next ay at the same

time. Use the Power Button to shut off the alarm until the next ay.

If the ra io alarm is selecte , tune the ra io to your favorite station an set

the volume before turning your ra io off for the ay. When the alarm acti-

vates, the ra io will play the last station listene to.

The tone alarm is calle HWS or Humane Wake (if that is possible)

System. The alarm tone beep will increase in volume every 15 secon s for

one minute followe by one minute of silence before repeating the cycle.

The alarm system will soun for one hour unless turne off by pressing

the Power Button.

When the buzzer alarm is soun ing, if you press any button except the

Power Button, the alarm will temporarily stop for five minutes. The little Zs

an Alarm symbol will flash on the isplay (above the little be ) while the

ra io is in snooze mo e. To shut off the alarm an snooze feature press

the Power Button.

Your

CCRa io2

is equippe with a Sleep Timer that enables the ra io to

continue playing for up to 120 minutes after activation, then shuts the

ra io off. Selectable times are 60, 45, 30, 15, 120, an 90 minutes.

Press an hol the Power

Sleep Button until the pictograph of

a person in be an the numbers 120 are isplaye .

Hol ing the Power

Sleep Button own will re uce the time in steps,

showing times of 60, 45, 30, 15, 120, an 90 minutes. If you miss the time

you want, simply continue hol ing the button until the esire time shows

on the isplay. Release the button. Now the pictograph of the person in

be will appear on the isplay. The ra io will then shut off after the set

amount of time. To eactivate the Sleep Timer, simply shut the ra io off

using the Power Button.

Notes on the A arm

SNOOZE FEATURE

SLEEP TIMER FEATURE

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