SOUNDMASTER WE35 Manuel utilisateur

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WE35

Product Overview

1.BandSelector(FM/MW/SW1-8)

2.Telescopic Antenna

3.VolumeControlDial

4.Hand Strap

5.BatteryCompartment

6.AlarmSetButton

7.AlarmOn/OffButton

8.HourButton

9.MinuteButton

10.TimeSetButton

11.RadioStationTuner

12.LCDDisplay

13.Earphone Jack

1.FM Display

2.MW Display

3.SW Display

4.Alarm Mode, On/Off

5.Frequency or Time

6.Display for medium Wave

7.Display for FM and Short Wave

8.PM Display

Inserting the Batteries

1. Open the battery cover, and insert 2 x AA 1.5V batteries (not included) into the Battery

Compartment. Make sure the batteries are installed with the (+) and (-) in the correct position.

2. Replace the batteries when the sound becomes weaker or when the reception becomes worse.

Radio Operation

1. To turn on the radio, rotate the Volume Control Dial upward until hear a click and use it to set the

volume.

2. Select the wave range (FM/MW/SW1-8) by sliding the Band Selector, and the selected wave

range (FM/MW/SW) will appear on the LCD display.

3. Use the Radio Station Tuner to tune the stations, and the tuned frequency will be shown on the

LCD Display.

4. Adjust the Telescopic Antenna for optimal reception (see Antennas)

5. Insert an earphone plug into the Earphone Jack to listen privately, and the speaker will

automatically switch off.

6. To turn off the radio, rotate the Volume Control Dial downward until hear a click.

To Set the Time

1. 12:00 is set as the default time after the batteries have been installed.

2. Hold down the Time Set Button, and press the Hour or Minute Button simultaneously until the

correct hour and minute is set.

3. Release all buttons, and the clock will automatically start counting.

4. The clock is operated in 12 hour format, and the PM Display will appear when the clock is

reading PM. Please be sure PM andAM is correctly set for the clock.

5. If you would like to check the time, rotate the Volume Control Dial downward until hear a click

to turn off the radio, and the time will then be shown in the LCD Display.

To Set the Alarm

1. Make sure the radio is turned off

2. Hold down the Alarm Set Button, and press the Hour or Minute Button simultaneously until the

correct hour and minute is set.

3. Press the Alarm Set Button to check the set alarm time, and the alarm start time will appear in the

LCD Display.

Alarm Wake to Radio

1. After the alarm time is set, turn on the radio by using the Volume Control Dial.

2. Use the Band Selector to select the wave range, and tune the stations by using the Radio Station

Tuner.

3. Rotate the Volume Control Dial downward until hearing a click to turn off the radio.

4. Press the Alarm On/Off Button to activate the alarm mode, and the alarm icon will appear

in the LCD display.

5. The radio will turn on to the set station automatically when the set alarm time is reached.

When the Alarm Sounds

1. Press the Alarm On/Off Button to turn off the alarm. The alarm icon will remain and the

alarm will sound again at the set time every day.

2. To deactivate the alarm function, press the Alarm On/Off Button again and the alarm icon

will disappear.

Antennas

1. FM

Pull out the Telescopic Antenna (2) and adjust it’s length and angle for optimum reception.

2. AM

The sensitive ferrite core antenna inside the unit will provide excellent AM reception in most

areas for optimum reception. Turn the unit in the direction which gives the best results since the

ferrite core antenna is directional.

3. SW 1-8

Extend the Telescopic Antenna (2) fully in a vertical position.

Specification

Power Source : 2 xAA 1.5V batteries ( not included )

Frequency Range

FM 87,5 – 108 MHz

AM 530 – 1600 KHz

SW1 5.90 – 6.20 MHz

SW2 7.10 – 7.35 MHz

SW3 9.40 – 9.99 MHz

SW4 11.60 – 12.10 MHz

SW5 13.57 – 13.87 MHz

SW6 15.03 – 15.80 MHz

SW7 17.48 – 17.90 MHz

SW8 21.45 – 21.85 MHz

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