GE Spacemaker 7-5400 Manual de usuario

u s e r m a n u a l

7-5400

EN/E

•It is important to read this instruction book prior to

using your new product for the first time.

•Es importante leer este manual antes de usar por vez

primera su euipo.

manual de usuario

EXPORTER

Thomson Inc.

P.O. Box 1976

Indianapolis, IN 46206-1976

Trademark(s) ® Registered

Marque(s) Deposée(s)

Marca(s) ® Registrada(s)

5639 2420 (EN/E)

www.ge-electronics.com

Printed In China

EN EN

Technical Information

Product: Spacemaker

Brand: GE

Model: 7-5400

Electrical Consumption

Power Supply: 120V ~ 60Hz

Power Consumption: 72 Watts

IMPORTER

Comercializadora Thomson de México, S.A. de C.V.

Álvaro Obregón No. 151. Piso 13.

Col. Roma. Delegación Cuauhtémoc

C.P. 06700. México, D.F.

Telefono: 52-55-11-020360

RFC: CTM-980723-KS5

For Your Records

In the event that service should be required, you

may need the model number. In the space below,

record the date and place of purchase:

Model No.

Date of Purchase

Place of Purchase

Service Information

This product should be serviced only by those

specially trained in appropriate servicing tech-

niques. For instructions on how to obtain service,

refer to the warranty included in this Guide.

AUDIO AND COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION PLEASE READ AND SAVE THIS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

IMPORTANT

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Some of the following information may not apply to your

particular product; however, as with any electronic product,

precautions should be observed during handling and use.

•Before using the product, please follow and adhere to all

warnings, safety and operating instructions located on the

product and in the user book. Save all instructions for

future reference.

•Do not expose product to rain and do not use near water;

such as, sink, wet basement, swimming pools, etc.

•Always leave sufficient space around the product for

ventilation. Do not place product in or on a bed, rug,

bookcase or cabinet that may prevent air flow through

vent openings.

•Do not expose product to extreme temperatures such as

found near a hot radiator or stove, or in a car parked in

the Summer sun.

• Connect power cord only to AC power source as marked on

the product.

•Some products employ a polarized AC line plug (one blade

is wider). This is a safety feature. The plug will go in the

power outlet only one way. If the plug doesn’t go into the

outlet completely, turn the plug over and put it in the

other way. If it still doesn’t fit, contact a qualified

electrician to change the outlet. Do not defeat the safety

purpose of the polarized plug.

•Route power cord to prevent it from being pinched, or

walked on, or melted by a hot stove or radiator.

•To clean cabinet, unplug AC power cord, then use a soft

cloth dampened only with water.

•Do not place lighted candles, cigarettes, cigars, etc. on the

product.

•Unplug AC power cord from outlet during a lightning

storm or when product is left unused for a long period of

time to prevent damage due to lightning or power line

surges.

•Care should be taken so that objects do not fall and liquids

do not spill into the product.

•Never add accessories that the product has not been

designed to accommodate.

•Use only the manufacturer’s approved mounting

instructions and hardware when installing product.

•Do not attempt to disassemble the cabinet. This product

does not contain customer serviceable components.

• Do not handle the unit or power cord when your hands

are wet or damp

•Damage Requiring Service–This product should be serviced

by qualified service personnel when:

A. The power supply cord or the plug has been damaged;

B. Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled into the

product; or

C. The product has been exposed to rain; or

D. The product does not appear to operate normally or

exhibits a marked change in performance; or

E. The product has been dropped, or the cabinet damaged.

•When service or repairs are completed, ask the service

technician to perform the safety check described in the

service manual and to confirm that replacement parts have

the same safety characteristics as the original parts.

•IF YOUR PRODUCT OPERATES ON BATTERIES, adhere to

the following precautions:

A. Any battery may leak electrolyte if mixed with a

different battery type, if inserted incorrectly, or if all

batteries are not replaced at the same time.

B. Any battery may leak electrolyte or explode if disposed

of in fire or an attempt is made to charge a battery not

intended to be recharged.

C. Discard leaky batteries immediately. Leaking batteries

can cause skin burns or other personal injury.When

discarding batteries, be sure to dispose of them in the

proper manner, according to provincial and local

regulations.

FCC Information

For Your Safety

The AC power plug is polarized

(one blade is wider than the

other) and only fits into AC

power outlets one way. If the

plug won’t go into the outlet

completely, turn the plug over and try to insert it

the other way. If it still won’t fit, contact a

qualified electrician to change the outlet, or use a

different one. Do not attempt to bypass this

safety feature.

CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK,

MATCH WIDE BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT,

FULLY INSERT.

Equipment tested for

compliance as a

complete unit

7-5400

Main plug is used as the disconnect device, it

shall remain readily operable and should not be

obstructed during intended used. To be

completely disconnected the apparatus from

supply mains, the main plug of the apparatus

shall be disconnected from the mains socket

outlet completely.

WARNING:

TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRICAL

SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSETHIS PRODUCT

TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

SEE MARKING ON BOTTOM / BACK OF PRODUCT

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

THE EXCLAMATION

POINT WITHIN THE

TRIANGLE IS A

WARNING SIGN

ALERTING YOU OF

IMPORTANT

INSTRUCTIONS

ACCOMPANYING

THE PRODUCT.

THE LIGHTNING

FLASH AND ARROW-

HEAD WITHIN THE

TRIANGLE IS A

WARNING SIGN

ALERTING YOU OF

"DANGEROUS

VOLTAGE" INSIDE

THE PRODUCT.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT REMOVE COVER

(OR BACK). NO USER-

SERVICEABLE PARTS IN-

SIDE. REFER SERVICING

TO QUALIFIED SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

SEE MARKING ON TOP OF PRODUCT

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC

Rules. Operation is subject to the following two

conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful

interference, and (2) this device must accept any

interference received, including interference that

may cause undesired operation. In accordance

with FCC requirements, changes or modifications

not expressly approved by Thomson Inc. could

void the user’s authority to operate this product.

This equipment has been tested and found to

comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,

pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are

designed to provide reasonable protection against

harmful interference in a residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate

radio frequency energy and, if not installed and

used in accordance with the instructions, may

cause harmful interference to radio

communications. However, there is no guarantee

that interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause harmful

interference to radio or television reception,

which can be determined by turning the

equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to

try to correct the interference by one or more of

the following measures

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment

and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a

circuit different from that to which the receiver is

connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV

technician for help.

Also, the Federal Communications Commission has

prepared a helpful booklet, “How To Identify and

Resolve Radio TV Interference Problems.” This

booklet is available from the U.S. Government

Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402. Please

specify stock number 004-000-00345-4 when

ordering copies.

This product complies with DHHS Rules 21 CFR

Subchapter J. Applicable at the date of

manufacture.

EN EN

First Things First

Under Cabinet Mounting

Instructions

Tools Required

•Drill and

" Drill Bit

•Ruler or Tape Measure

•Nail or Awl

•Scissors

•Screwdriver - Phillips

•Countersink (Optional)

•Masking Tape

•Safety Glasses

Parts Packed with your Unit

3 — Washers

Spacers

3 —

3 — 1"

2 — Cord hooks

USE:

3 — 2

" Phillips head screws

3 — 1

" Phillips head screws

Before Mounting

Empty contents of the selected cabinet under

which the unit will be mounted and thoroughly

clean the underside of the cabinet to remove any

grease residue which might be present.

We recommend the unit be mounted at the front

edge of the cabinet.

Important: For secure mounting, the screws

must go into the radio to a depth of at least

If the overall length from the bottom of the

cabinet shelf to the bottom of the overhang is

more than 1

", then a wood shim will be

necessary. A shim can be made from a sheet of

plywood, using the Template to locate the central

lines for drilling the

" mounting holes. The

shim can be located between the cabinet shelf

bottom and spacers. Make sure the wood is at

least as thick as the excess over 1

" If a shim is

necessary, longer screws are required. Longer

screws (Type #10-32) are available at most local

hardware stores.

Cut out the Template on the line indicated. The

Template size and screw hole positions are

identical to the top of the clock radio.

1 — Mounting

template

Ifno overhang, front edge of templet

shouldbe even with front edge of cabinet.

Lebord avant du gabarit doit etre

deniveau avec le bord avant de l'amoire

FRONT AVANT

Foldguidelines for cabinet with overhang. Plierele long des lignes pour les armoirs a rebord en saillie

Table of Contents

FCC Information

Table of Contents .............................. 1

First Things First ................................ 2

Tools Required ................................... 2

Parts Packed with Your Unit ............ 2

Before Mounting ............................... 2

Mounting Procedure ......................... 3

Getting Started .................................. 6

Automatic Time Set ........................... 6

Selecting Time Zone .......................... 6

Daylight Saving Time (DST) .............. 6

U.S. Time Zone (Figure 1) ................. 7

Canadian Time Zone (Figure 2) ........ 7

Battery Backup Operation ................ 8

Installing Backup Battery .................. 8

General Controls ................................ 9

Main Unit ........................................... 9

Side Views .......................................... 9

In Battery Compartment ................... 9

The Remote Control ........................ 10

Display .............................................. 10

Clock & Timer ..................................11

Setting the Time .............................. 11

Setting the Countdown Timer ....... 11

Radio ................................................ 11

Built-In AFC ...................................... 11

Antennas .......................................... 11

Turning On the Radio ..................... 11

Turning Off the Radio ..................... 11

Selecting Radio/TV Band ................. 11

Tuning to a Channel ....................... 11

Automatic Channel Search .............12

Radio Frequency Memory ............... 12

Memory Recall ................................. 12

RBDS (Radio Broadcast Data

System) ............................................. 12

Program Type Search....................... 12

TV Band ............................................ 13

Weather Band .................................. 13

CD Player .......................................... 14

Selecting CD Player ......................... 14

Loading CD Disc ............................... 14

Play and Pause Playback ................. 14

Skip and Search Tracks .................... 14

End Playback .................................... 14

Repeat and Random Playback........ 14

Listening to External mp3 Player .......

.......................................................... 14

Weather Forecast ............................ 15

Thermometer ................................... 15

Using the Countertop Light ........... 17

Replacing the Bulb .......................... 17

Troubleshooting Tips ....................... 17

Care and Maintenance ................... 18

Limited Warranty ............................ 19

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Note:

If your cabinet has glue blocks or

other obstructions, cut out corresponding

areas on the Template to clear them. Do not

cut out or cut through the screw holes

indicated on the Template.

Note:

It is recommended that safety

glasses be worn while drilling screw holes to

prevent the possibility of eye injury.

2. Drill

-inch diameter holes through the

underside of the cabinet bottom shelf using

the 3 points marked on the Template.

Tips:

On wooden cabinets you may want to mark

and start the drill holes with a nail or an

awl.

Be sure to hold the drill very firmly against

the cabinet to reduce “walking” of the drill

bit from the markings.

Use masking tape above the hole locations

on inside of wooden cabinet shelf to help

reduce splintering.

If installing the unit under a wood cabinet,

you may wish to countersink the drilled hole

from the INSIDE of the cabinet if a

countersink attachment for your drill is

available. This will eliminate the use of

washers and allow the screw heads to be

flush with the floor of your cabinet. If you

cannot countersink the holes, use the

supplied washers.

3. Remove Template and clean drill shavings

from inside and underside of cabinet.

4. If your cabinet does not have an

overhang, go to Step 5.

If your cabinet has an overhang, select

the spacer or combination of spacers that is

equal to or longer than the cabinet overhang.

First Things First

Mounting Procedure

1. If your cabinet does not have an

overhang:

(a) Position Template in desired location on

underside of cabinet, flush with front

edge.

(b) Then tape Template in place, and go to

Step 2.

MEASURE THICKNESS OF

CABINET OVERHANG

FRONT EDGE

OF CABINET

MOUNTING

TEMPLATE

If your cabinet has an overhang:

(a) Measure the thickness of the overhang.

(b) Fold front of Template downward along

the printed guideline that is closest to

the thickness of your cabinet.

overhang, Tape Template to cabinet

underside.

FOLD TEMPLATE ON

DOTTED LINE

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Automatic Time Set

Selecting Time Zone

The Time Zone switch is located in the battery

compartment on the side of the unit.

Open the compartment door by rotating the

lock in the direction of the arrow .

TIME ZONE - Slide the switch to select time

zone.

Refer to Figure 1 for U.S. Time Zone details.

Refer to Figure 2 for Canadian Time Zone

details.

Select 1 for Eastern Daylight Time

Select 2 for Central Daylight Time

Select 3 for Mountain Daylight Time

Select 4 for Pacific Daylight Time

Daylight Saving Time (DST)

After selecting time zone and plugging in your

unit, daylight saving time must be activated for

those areas observing such change.

The daylight saving button is located in the

battery compartment on the side of the unit.

Press and hold the DAYLIGHT SAVING button

until the icon lights on the display.

To disable daylight saving time, press and hold

again until the icon no longer lights.

Getting Started

Warning:

Please avoid playing with these

buttons after entering the Clock set

mode.

Note:

F,ID and RESET- refer to Thermometer

function.

ALTITUDE - refer to Weather Forecast

function.

- refer to Clock & Timer.

First Things First

EQUAL TO OR

LONGER THAN

CABINET

OVERHANG

" MINIMUM

" MAXIMUM

CABINET

OVERHANG

CABINET

BOTTOM

WASHER

SPACERS

SELECTED SCREWS WHICH MEET MINIMUM,

BUT DO NOT EXCEED MAXIMUM LENGHT.

5. Insert screws FROM INSIDE THE CABINET. The

washers must be used on metal cabinets, and

on wood cabinets if you did not countersink

the drilled holes. Position washers, flat side

down, and place screws into the holes.

If your cabinet does not have an

overhang, go to Step 7.

6. Hold screw heads down while you push the

selected spacers onto the screws under the

cabinet. Be sure to push up spacers until they

are firmly against the cabinet bottom and/or

fully nested (if more than one is used).

7. Align radio under the screws. Hold the screw

holes in the top of the clock radio against the

mounting screws and partially tighten the

screws.

Do not fully tighten until all 3 screws have

been started. (The top front edge of the clock

radio should clear the overhang.)

8. Extend cord towards electrical outlet and

secure by using the Cord Hooks to hold cord

out of the way. For most attractive

appearance, place Cord Hooks at back edge

of cabinet (on or next to wall) directly over

outlet to be used. To attach Cord Hooks, peel

off adhesive back and attach to a clean, dry

surface on underside of cabinet or back wall.

Plug Cord into 120-volt AC electrical outlet.

We recommend that the line cord be fully

extended for best FM reception.

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Installing Back up Battery:

1. The compartment door is located at the side

of the Spacemaker.

Rotate the lock in the direction of the

icon until it is released. Remove the

compartment door.

2. Before inserting the batteries, observe the

polarities (that is, + and -) of the batteries,

then relate the polarities to the engraved

diagram inside the battery compartment.

Now insert the batteries.

3. Replace the battery compartment door. Lock

the door in place by pushing down on the

lock and rotating it in the opposite direction

(counterclockwise).

This clock radio is equipped with a memory

holding system that can be powered with 2

“AAA” batteries (included and installed). The

power failure protection circuit will not operate

unless battery is installed.

When normal household power is interrupted, or

AC line cord is unplugged, the batteries will

power the Spacemaker to keep track of time and

timer setting programmed into memory. When

the battery backup functions, the digital display

will not light. Normal operation will resume

after AC power is restored so you will not have

to reset the time.

Power Failure Indicator

The display blinks when AC power is interrupted

for more than 2 seconds. You need to reset the

clock time to stop the display from blink.

Battery Backup Operation

Note:

It is advised that the batteries be

replaced every 3 years.

Getting Started

Canadian Time Zone (Figure 2)

U.S. Time Zone (Figure 1)

EN EN

The Remote Control

- Turns off the unit.

+ / - - Adjusts volume

- Mutes sound.

RADIO - Turns on the radio, selects radio bands (FM/AM/TV/Wx)

MP3 AUDIO IN - Selects external mp3 player input source.

PLAY/PAUSE - Turns on the CD player, starts and Pauses disc playback.

STOP - Stops disc playback, enters RBDS program type search mode, selects

RBDS program type.

TRACK TUNE - Tunes down radio frequency, searches backward in RBDS

PTY search mode, selects previous CD disc tracks, searches backwards through a

track.

TRACK TUNE - Tunes up radio frequency, searches forward in RBDS PTY

search mode, selects next CD disc tracks, searches forward through a track.

PRESET +/– - Selects preset radio channels.

DISPLAY - Selects RBDS display information, selects CD play mode.

Inserting Batteries into Remote Control

The remote control must be inserted with 2 “AAA” batteries (not included)

prior to use. Before inserting the batteries, observe the polarities (that is, + and

-) of the batteries, then relate the polarities to the engraved diagram inside the

battery compartment.

Display

Timer mode

CD playback time, channel number, radio frequency,

radio broadcast data system information

CD track, radio

preset channel

CD playback modes

Daylight Saving

Time indicator

Indoor and outdoor

temperatures

Weather forecast

Clock time,

timer time

Clock setting

mode

Radio broadcast

data system

icons

FWD - Tunes up radio frequency, searches

forward in RBDS PTY search mode, selects next CD

disc tracks, searches forward through a track.

In standby mode - shows seconds counter.

PLAY PAUSE - Turns on CD mode, starts CD

playback, pauses CD disc playback

SET - Sets radio preset stations.

PRESET - Recalls preset radio stations.

VOLUME / TIMER + / –- Adjusts volume. Press and

rotate to adjust timer.

OFF - Turns the unit off.

MP3 AUDIO IN - Selects external mp3 player

input source.

RADIO ON / BAND - Turns on radio mode, selects

radio bands (FM/AM/TV/Wx).

DISPLAY - Selects RBDS display information,

selects CD play mode.

- Opens/closes CD disc tray.

STOP - Stops CD disc playback, enters RBDS

program type search mode, selects RBDS program

type.

REV - Tunes down radio frequency, searches

backward in RBDS PTY search mode, selects

previous CD disc tracks, searches backwards

through a track.

In standby mode - shows seconds counter.

In Battery Compartment

TIME ZONE - Slide the switch to select time

zone.

DAYLIGHT SAVING - Enable and disable

Daylight Saving Time in areas observing/not

observing such time change.

- Sets the clock time.

F- Selects temperature scale.

ID - Performs temperature information

synchronization with the digital thermometer.

ALTITUDE - Selects altitude offset level for

weather forecast function.

RESET - Resets the temperature and weather

forecast system in case of system malfunction.

Side View

/ - Locks / opens battery compartment.

LIGHT (HI / LO / OFF) - Slide the switch to OFF to

switch off countertop light, slide to LO for

dimmer light, and slide to HI for brighter light.

General Controls

The Main Unit

Remote sensor

CD Drawer

External mp3 player holder

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Automatic Channel Search

Press and hold or for more than 1

second and release to start automatic channel

search in the direction selected.

Search will stop once a channel is found. Press

or to quit automatic channel search.

Memory Recall

Press PRESET (or PRESET +/– on the remote

control) to recall preset stations.

Tips: A Maximum of 10 preset memory

locations are available. “P--” shows on

the display to indicate all memory locations

are occupied. Nevertheless, you can still

overwrite occupied locations by using

PRESET (or PRESET +/– on the remote

control).

Radio Frequency Memory

1. Follow steps in “Selecting Radio Band” and

“Tuning to a Channel” to tune to the station

you want to store into memory.

2. Press SET to assign a memory location to the

selected station.

“P” will flash with the next available memory

location light on the display

If you wish to assign another memory location

or overwrite a previously set memory, press

PRESET to select a memory location.

3. Press SET again to confirm selection.

RBDS (Radio Broadcast Data

System)

The unit can support radio broadcast data system

reception and display RBDS information in FM

radio mode. Available information depend on

individual radio channel. The RBDS icon lights

on the display when data received.

Press DISPLAY to cycle among RBDS information

whenever available: FM frequency, program

service name (PS), program type (PTY) and radio

text (RT). RBDS icons (PS, PTY and RT) light on

the display indicating the nature of information

received.

Program Type Search

This function lets you search for a particular type

of radio program among all RBDS radio channels.

1. Press DISPLAY until program type (PTY)

information show on the display.

2. Press once to enter program type search

mode with program type flashing on the

display.

3. Press repeatedly to cycle among all

program types available (e.g. news, sports,

classic).

4. Press or to start backward or

forward search through the radio frequencies

for the particular type of program you have

chosen. Radio is muted during the search.

Tips: During program type search, the

unit will search through the whole

radio frequency range for the selected

program type. If the search fails, the radio

will return to the station previously being

listened.

Turning on the Radio

Press RADIO ON / BAND (or RADIO on remote

control) to turn on the radio.

Turning off the unit

Press OFF (or on remote control) to turn off

the radio.

Selecting Radio Band

Press RADIO ON / BAND (or RADIO on remote

control) to select among FM, AM, TV and Wx

bands.

Tuning to a Channel

Press to tune down radio frequency or

select the previous TV channel.

Press to tune up radio frequency or select

the next TV channel.

Built-In AFC

The Built-In Automatic Frequency Control (AFC)

works only on FM. It helps to reduce drift on FM

reception and to keep the radio locked in on the

FM station to which it is tuned.

Antennas

AM Antenna - A built-in ferrite rod antenna

eliminates the need for an outside antenna for

AM reception. Rotating the unit slightly may

improve reception of distant AM stations.

FM Antenna - The power cord acts as your FM

antenna. The power cord picks up moderate to

strong stations and eliminates the need for an

external antenna in most strong signal areas. Be

sure the power cord is stretched out to its full

length. Do not coil or bunch the cord together.

Changing position of the power cord may

improve reception.

Setting the Countdown Timer

1. Press VOLUME/TIMER to enter timer setting

mode.

The TIMER icon will flash on the display.

2. To select countdown time, rotate VOLUME/

TIMER knob to select the countdown time

from 00:01 to 59:59 (default: 01:00). The

background light of VOLUME/TIMER will

change to green during adjustment.

3. Press VOLUME/TIMER again to activate the

timer. The unit will beep twice to indicate

countdown has started. Remaining time

shows on the display.

The TIMER icon will remain lit during

countdown.

4. Press VOLUME/TIMER to turn timer off at any

time or after it has sounded.

Clock & Timer

Setting the Time

The time display has a 12-hour format with AM

and PM indicator. To set the time:

1. Press (inside battery compartment) to enter

time setting mode.

The clock icon will appear on the display.

2. To set clock time, use the / buttons to

select the correct time.

Press and hold to fast reverse or fast forward

clock time.

3. Press again to save clock time. The clock

icon will turn off.

Note:

The radio or CD player is muted

when alarm turns on.

Tips:

In standby mode, press /

to show the seconds counter.

Radio

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CD Player

Loading CD Disc

1. Press to open the disc tray.

2. Insert CD disc with label side facing up.

3. Press again to close the disc tray.

Play and Pause Playback

Press to start playback.

Press again to pause. The track number will flash

when in pause mode.

Press again to resume.

Skip and Search Tracks

Press to go to the previous track.

Press and hold to quick search backwards

through a track.

Press to go to the next track.

Press and hold to quick search forward through a

track.

End Playback

Press to end playback.

Repeat and Random Playback

Press DISPLAY on the remote control

repeatedly to select among playback modes.

- Repeat track

- Repeat disc

- Random playback

- Repeating all tracks on the disc in

random order

Note:

•“READING” flashes on the display while

CD is being read.

•If no disc is in the disc compartment

“NO DISC” shows on the display.

Listening to External mp3 Player

mp3 player

An external mp3 player holder is located at the

bottom of the unit. You can connect your mp3

player and play music through the unit.

1. Slide the lock to the right to open the holder.

2. Connect the audio cable to your mp3 player

and let the player rest on the holder.

•You also need to connect the audio cable

behind the holder to the unit before first use.

3. Turn on the mp3 player and press MP3

AUDIO IN to listen to it.

4. Adjust the mp3 player to mid-range volume

and adjust the master volume by rotating

VOLUME/TIMER knob on the unit. Do not

turn the volume of the mp3 player too high

as this may affect the sound quality. For other

playback operatons, control them on your

mp3 player.

External mp3

player holder

Connect the

audio cable

to the unit

before first

use

Radio

TV Band

CH 2-13 are available for TV Band.

The channel number lights on the display when

TV band is selected.

Weather Band

Weather information is given continuously from

U.S. Government Weather Stations on frequencies

from 162.400MHz to 162.550MHz.

Important: The listening range of

NOAA weather stations varies from 10

miles up to a maximum of 40 miles

from the station’s transmitter. In some

areas of the United States, weather

transmissions cannot be monitored. The

effective range of this radio will have side

variations due to the height of the local

transmitting antenna, atmospheric

conditions, and the terrain between the

transmitter and your radio’s location.

The Weather transmission, broadcast 24 hours a

day, are taped messages that are repeated every

4 to 6 minutes and revised and updated as

needed to match the changing weather

conditions. For additional information, check

your location office of the National Weather

Service (Department of Commerce).

TV Band

Weather Band

CH 1 162.550 MHz

CH 2 162.400 MHz

CH 3 162.475 MHz

CH 4 162.425 MHz

CH 5 162.450 MHz

CH 6 162.500 MHz

CH 7 162.525 MHz

CH 2 59.75 MHz

CH 3 65.75 MHz

CH 4 71.75 MHz

CH 5 81.75 MHz

CH 6 87.75 MHz

CH 7 179.75 MHz

CH 8 185.75 MHz

CH 9 191.75 MHz

CH 10 197.75 MHz

CH 11 203.75 MHz

CH 12 209.75 MHz

CH 13 215.75 MHz

EN EN

However, if you find abnormal temperature

display on the main unit, you may synchronize

the temperature manually by following the steps

below:

1. At the main unit:

press and hold ID (in the battery

compartment) until the temperature display “-

- -” on the right of the display starts scrolling.

2. At the digital thermometer: Unscrew at

the battery compartment to open the door.

Press and hold ID inside the battery

compartment until the antenna icon on the

display of the thermometer flashes.

Synchronization starts automatically and

should be finished within several seconds.

•When synchronization succeeds, the antenna

icon stops flashing and the synchronized

temperature shows on the main unit.

3. If synchronization fails (no temperature shows

on the main unit), perform step 2 again.

If synchronization still fails after several

attempts and the temperature display

“- - -” on the main unit stops scrolling and

starts to flash, you have to perform both steps

1 and 2 again.

Back view with battery compartment door

removed (batteries not included)

F- selects

temperature

scale shows on

the display.

ID - performs

temperature

information

synchronization

with the main unit. Receptor for connecting

the line out temperature

sensor (included).

Battery door

screw hole

Placing thermometer

The digital thermometer can be fixed on walls

with the included holder (screws not provided). If

you are placing it outdoor, ensure that it does not

get wet by rain and is not under direct sunlight.

If you are using the line out temperature sensor,

place the thermometer indoor and extend the

sensor wire outside the window.

Line Out Temperature Sensor

If you are going to install the thermometer

outdoor with extreme temperatures (below 14

(-10

C)), the use of line out temperature sensor

(included) is recommended to avoid battery

failure. Insert the sensor connector to the

receptor (below ID button) in the battery

compartment. The sensor wire should be

extended from battery compartment through the

hole at the lower left of the door.

Tips:

•The thermometer sends the latest

temperature information to the main unit

every 35 seconds. There may be delay on

the main unit to show the most updated

temperature changes.

•When the outdoor temperature display is

flashing on the main unit, there may be no

signal receiving from the digital

thermometer. Please make sure the batteries

of the thermometer are not empty and the

thermometer is not placed too far from the

main unit and without obstacles between

them.

•To reach stable temperature measurements

the unit should be operated minimum 2

hours.

•Both the main unit and thermometer will

show “LLL” if temperature is lower than

-58

F (-50

C) and will show “HHH” if it is

higher than 140

F (60

C).

•In case you see abnormal temperature

display on the unit, you may want to reset

the thermometer by pressing RESET (in the

battery compartment) with a pin.

Thermometer

Indoor Temperature

The main unit has an internal thermometer that

shows the current room temperature on the

right of the display indicated by “IN”.

Outdoor

Temperature

A separate digital

thermometer is included

which can remotely transmit

temperature information to

the main unit and shows on

the right of the display

indicated by “OUT”.

Install 2 “AAA” batteries (not included) in the

thermometer.

1. Unscrew at the battery compartment to open

the door.

2. Install two “AAA” batteries by referring to

the indications in the compartment.

3. Replace the battery compartment door of the

thermometer and secure closing with the

screw.

Once the main unit is plugged for power, it can

automatically synchronize with the digital

thermometer (with batteries installed) to show

the temperature. You do not need to do

anything.

Weather Forecast

By analysing air pressure, humidity and outdoor

temperature, the unit can forecast weather

conditions and displays as below:

To be able to forecast weather accurately, you

need to adjust an off-set value according to your

current altitude as air pressure changes with it.

Press ALTITUDE (in the battery compartment) to

select one of the off-set levels (00, 13, 25, 38, 50,

63) that matches with your location (see table

below). Your selected off-set level will show on

the right of the display temporarily.

Sunny

Slighly cloudy

Cloudy

Rainy

Snowy

Above sea level

Less than 100m (328ft)

100m (328ft)

200m (656ft)

300m (984ft)

400m (1312ft)

500m (1640ft) or higher

Off-set level

00 (default)

Note: Since there is no previous

weather information when using the

unit for the first time, the display will show

cloudy only. The unit may take over one hour

to obtain sufficient information for weather

forecast as changes in air pressure is slow.

Note: Snowy condition can be forecast only if the

digital thermometer is used to monitor the

outdoor temperature.

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