Sangean PR-D4 Manuel utilisateur

PR-D4

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WARNING:

TOPREVENTFIREORELECTRICSHOCKHAZARD,DO

NOTEXPOSE THISPRODUCTTORAINORMOISTURE.

THELIGHTNING

FLASHAND ARROW-

HEADWITHINTHE

TRIANGLEISAWARN-

INGSIGNALERTING

YOUOF“DANGEROUS

VOLTAGE”INSIDETHE

RADIO.

CAUTION:TOREDUCETHE

RISKOFELECTRIC

SHOCK,DONOTREMOVE

THEBACK,NOUSERSER-

VICEABLEPARTSINSIDE.

REFERSERVICINGTO

QUALIFIEDSERVICEPER-

SONNEL.

CAUTION

RISKOFELECTRIC

SHOCKDONOTOPEN

THEEXCLAMATION

POINTWITHINTHE

TRIANGLEISAWARN-

INGSIGNALERTING

YOUOFIMPORTANT

INSTRUCTIONS

ACCOMPANYINGTHIS

RADIO.

IMPORTANTSAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1.Readtheseinstructions.

2.Keeptheseinstructions.

3.Heed all warnings.

4.Followallinstructions.

5.Donotusethisapparatusnearwater.

6.Cleanonlywithdrycloth.

7.Donotblockanyventilationopenings.Installinaccordancewith

themanufacturer’sinstructions.

8.Donotinstall nearanyheatsourcessuchasradiators,

heatregisters,stoves,orotherapparatus(including amplifiers)

thatproduceheat.

9.Donotdefeatthesafetypurposeofthe polarized or

grounding-type plug.Apolarized plug hastwobladeswith

one widerthan theother.Agrounding type plug hastwoblades

and athirdgrounding prong.The wide blade orthe thirdprong

areprovided foryoursafety.If the provided plugdoesnotfit

intoyouroutlet. consultanelectrician forreplacementofthe

obsoleteoutlet.

10.Protectthe powercordfrombeing walked on orpinched

particularlyatplugs,conveniencereceptacles,andthe point

wheretheyexitfromthe apparatus.

11.Onlyuseattachments/accessoriesspecified bythe

manufacturer.

12.Useonlywiththe cart, stand,tripod,bracket, ortablespecified

bythemanufacturer,orsoldwiththe apparatus.When acartis

used,usecaution when moving the cart/apparatuscombination

toavoidinjuryfromtip-over.

13.Unplugthisapparatusduringlightningstormsorwhenunused

forlong periodsoftime.

14.Referall servicing toqualified servicepersonnel.Servicing is

required when the apparatushasbeen damaged inanyway,

suchaspower-supplycordorplug isdamaged.liquidhasbeen

spilled orobjectshavefallen intothe apparatus,the apparatus

hasbeen exposed torainormoisture,doesnotoperate

normally,orhasbeen dropped.

15.ToReducethe Risk ofFireorElectricShock,DonotExpose

ThisApplianceToRainorMoisture.

16.The Shock HazardMarking andAssociatedGraphicalSymbolis

provided on the bottompanelofunit.

17.Apparatusshall notbe exposed todripping orsplashing and no

objectsfilled withliquids,shall notbe placed on the apparatus.

Controls

TuningUp/Down

Scan tuning andTimesetting

Presetbuttons

VolumeControl

LCD display

Buzzeralarm set

Radioalarm set

Band andTuning step selection

Powerbutton

Headphone socket

DC inputsocket

Telescopicaerial

Batterycompartment

LCD Display

Sleep and snoozestatus

Frequency

Band indicator

Presetstations

Batterypower

Frequencyunit

Radioalarm

Buzzeralarm

Clock

Timeset

PMforclock

Batteryoperation

1.Removethe batterycoverontherearofthe unitbypressing

the catch.

2.InsertfourUM-1(Dsize)batteriesintothe spacesin

the compartment.

3.Takecaretoensureall batteriesareinserted withcorrectpolarity

asshownonthe rearcabinet. Replacethe batterycover.

4.Reduced power,distortion and a“stutteringsound”orlowbattery

sign isflashingwithan “E“shownon the displayareall signsthat

the batteriesneed replacing.

5.If the radioisnottobe used foranyextended period oftime,

itisrecommended thatthe batteriesareremoved fromthe radio.

Using AC poweradaptor

(notsuppliedinsomemarkets)

TheACpoweradaptorrequired forthisunitshouldbe 6voltsDC

at400 mAcenterpinnegative.

Insertthe adaptorplug intotheDC socketon theleft side of

the radio.Plugthe adaptorintoastandardmainssocketoutlet.

Whenevertheadaptorisused,the batteriesareautomatically

disconnected.TheACadaptorshouldbe disconnected fromthe

mainsupplywhennotinuse.

Setting theclock

1.Clock can be seteitherthe radioispoweron oroff.

2.Displaywill show“-:--“when the batteriesareinstalled orwhen

the radioisconnected tothe mainssupply.

3.Press the button formorethan 2seconds,displaywill flashtime

setsymboland alsothe hourdigits,followed byabeep.

4.PressTuningUp/Downbuttonstosettherequiredhours.

5.Press button,the minutedigitswill flash.

6.PressTuningUp/Downbuttonstosetrequiredminute.

7.Press the button tocompletetimesetting.

Operating theradio

Thisradioisequipped withthree tuningmethods–Scan tuning,

ManualtuningandMemorypresetsrecall.

Scantuning

1.Press the Powerbuttontoturnontheradio.

2.Selectthe required waveband bypressing the Band button.

ForFMband fullyextend and rotatetelescopicaerialtoget

bestreception.ForMW(AM) band,rotatethe radiotoget

bestsignal.

3.Press and releaseScan button (longpress Scan button morethan

2secondswill activatetimesetting),the radiowill up searchand

stop automaticallywhen itfindsaradiostation.

Press the Scan button againtopick up the found station .

Note:

The radiowillcontinue tosearchnextavailablestationsifyou

do notpress Scan againwhen itfindsaradiostation.

4.RotatetheVolumecontroltogetrequiredsound level.

5.Toturnoff theradio,press thePowerbutton.

Displaywill showOFF.

Manualtuning/station searching

1.Press the Powerbuttontoturnontheradio.

2.Selectthe required waveband bypressing the Band button.

Adjustthe antenna asdescribed above.

3.Asinglepresson eithertheTuningup ordownbuttonwill change

the frequencyinthefollowingincrements:

FM:50 or100 kHz

MW:9or10 kHz

4.Pressand holdeitherTuningUporDownbuttonuntilthefrequency

inthe displaybeginstochange rapidly.Releasethe button.

Yourradiowill searchthe selected waveband and stop

automaticallywhenitfindsastation ofsufficientstrength.

5.RotatetheVolumecontroltogetrequiredsound level.

6.Toturnoff theradio,press thePowerbutton.

Displaywill showOFF.

Storing stationsinpresetmemories

Thereare5memorypresetsforeachwaveband.

1.Press the Powerbuttontoturnontheradio.

2.Tune torequired station usingone ofthe methods

previouslydescribed.

3.Press and holddownthe required presetuntil the radiobeeps.

The presetnumberwill appearinthe displayand the station will

be stored underchosen presetbutton.

4.Repeatthisprocedureforthe remaining presets.

5.Stationsstored inpresetmemoriescan be overwritten by

following aboveprocedures.

Recalling stationsfrompresetmemories

1.Press the Powerbuttontoturnontheradio.

2.Selectthe required waveband.

3.Momentarilypressthe requiredPresetbutton,the presetnumber

and station frequency will appearinthe display.

Setting theradioalarm

When the radioalarm isselected,the radiowillturnonand playthe

chosen radiostation atthechosen alarm time.The radioalarm will

continueforonehourunlessturnedoff bypressingthePowerbutton.

Press the Powerbuttonwhilstthealarm isactivatedwill cancelthe

alarmfor24hours.

Note:

Radioalarm can be activated onlyuntil bothradioalarm timeand

radioalarmed station areset. Radioalarm will be automatically

switched buzzeralarm whentheradioisinlowbatterystatusorthe

selected radioalarm station signalistoo weak.

a.Setting radioalarm time:

1.The radioalarm can be seteitherradioison oroff.

2.Press and releaseradioalarm button,the radioalarm symbol

will flash.

3.During radioalarm flashing,press button formorethan

2secondsfollowed byabeep tone.

4.DisplayHourwillflash,usingTuningUP/Downtoselectthehour

then press button againtoconfirm hoursetting.

5.Followsameproceduresofsetting hourtosetrequired minute.

Press button againtocompletealarm timesetting .

b.Setting radioalarmedstation:

1.During setting radioalarm timeand radioalarm symbol

isflashing,press Band button toactivatethe radiotoselect

requiredwake-up band andstation bymanualtuningand recall the

presetstations.

2.When aboveradioalarm timeand station areset, press and hold

radioalarm button for2secondsfollowed byabeep tone to

switchalarm on oroff.Displaywill showwhen radioalarm

isset.

Note:

If newradioalarm station isnotselected,itwill selectthe last

alarm station.

Setting theHWS(HumaneWake System)

buzzeralarm

Abeep tonewill activatewhen selectingthe HWSalarm.

The alarm beep will increaseinvolumeevery15 secondsforone

minutefollowedbyone minutesilencebeforerepeatingthecycle.

TheHWSalarmwillsoundforonehouruntilturningoffbypressing

the Powerbutton.Press the Powerbutton whilstthe alarm is

activated will cancelthealarm for24hours.

1.The HWSbuzzeralarm can be seteitherradioison oroff.

2.Press andreleasethe HWSbuzzeralarm button ,

the symbolwill flash.

3.Duringthe symbolflashes,longpress the button formore

than 2secondsfollowed byabeep tone and displayHourdigit

will flash.

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