Goodmans GCR1872 Manual de usuario

GCR1872

Clock Radio with iPod Dock

TECHNOLOGY | DESIGN | INNOVATION

Thank you for buying this Clock Radio

with iPod Dock.

You may already be familiar with using

a similar product but please take time

to read these instructions.

Safety is Important

Your safety and the safety of others is

important. Please, therefore, ensure

you read the “Safety Information” on

page 4 before you use this product.

In the box

In the box you will have the following

items:

• 1 x GCR1872 Clock Radio with

iPod Dock.

• 1 x Remote control with fitted

battery.

• 1 x Mains adapter.

• 1 x FM Antenna.

• 7 x iPod docking adapters.

• 1 x User guide.

Introduction

Introduction ...................... 2

Safety is Important......................... 2

In the box ..................................... 2

Contents ............................ 3

Safety Information ............ 4

Power Source................................. 4

General......................................... 4

Cleaning........................................ 4

Ventilation..................................... 4

Servicing....................................... 4

How Should I Dispose of This Product? 4

Sound Levels ................................. 5

Parts Identification ........... 6

Front view ..................................... 6

Rear view ...................................... 6

Top view ....................................... 7

Bottom view .................................. 7

Basic Functions.................. 8

Connecting the antenna .................. 8

Switching on.................................. 8

Changing the volume ...................... 8

Mute function................................. 8

Light function................................. 8

Changing the function ..................... 8

Using Your Radio ............... 9

Tuning a Radio Station .................... 9

Adjusting the Volume...................... 9

Storing Radio Stations..................... 9

Selecting a Stored Station ............... 9

Using the Clock Functions 10

Setting the time ........................... 10

Sleep timer.................................. 10

Setting the alarms ........................ 10

Alarm volume .............................. 11

Stopping the Alarm....................... 11

Using Your iPod................ 12

iPod Functions.............................. 12

iPod Controls ............................... 12

Auxiliary Functions .......... 13

Auxiliary In .................................. 13

Auxiliary Out................................ 13

Technical Specification..... 14

Guarantee ........................ 15

Contents

Power Source

• This product requires a 230-

240V AC, 50Hz mains supply.

Do not use any other supply.

• Only use the power adapter

supplied with the product.

General

• Position cables so that they

cannot be walked on or

pinched by other items placed

on or against them.

• Do not use this product in

humid or damp conditions.

• Do not allow this product to

get wet.

• Do not expose this product to

dripping or splashing.

• Do not place water filled

objects such as vases on top

of this product.

• Do not place naked flame

sources, such as candles on

top of this product.

Cleaning

• Always unplug this product

from the mains supply before

you clean it.

• Do not use liquid or aerosol

cleaners.

• This product should be

cleaned with a soft, barely

damp cloth.

Ventilation

• The slots and openings on this

product are for ventilation

purposes. Do not cover or

block them as this could cause

overheating.

• Never let children push

anything into the slots or

openings in the case.

Servicing

• There are no user-serviceable

parts in this product.

• If servicing is required, always

refer to qualified service

personnel.

• Always consult the dealer if

you are ever in doubt about the

installation, operation or safety

of this product.

How Should I Dispose of

This Product?

When your product has

reached the end of its life;

Contact your local council

regarding available recycling

or disposal options. Do not dispose of

electrical products in with general

waste.

Safety Information

Sound Levels

Your hearing is very important to you

and to us, so please take care when

using this product. It is strongly

recommended that you follow the listed

guidelines in order to prevent possible

damage or loss of hearing.

Establish a safe sound level

1. Over time your hearing will adapt to

continuous loud sounds and will

give the impression that the volume

has in fact been reduced. What

seems normal to you may in fact be

harmful. To guard against this

before your hearing adapts, set

the volume to a low level.

2. Slowly increase the level until you

can hear comfortably and clearly

and without distortion.

3. Damage to your hearing is

accumulative and is irreversible.

Any ringing or discomfort in the

ears indicates that the volume is

too loud.

4. Once you have established a

comfortable listening level, do not

increase the sound level.

Safety Information

Front view

Rear view

LCD display + iPod / Mem button

Light button Function button

Set button i Menu button

Stop / Stereo button Play / Pause / Band button

Select button Power button

Alarm / Off button Remote control sensor

- iPod / Mem button

FM Antenna socket AUX Out socket

DC In socket Headphone socket

AUX In socket

2345678910 11 12

17 18

14 15 16

Parts Identification

Top view

Bottom view

Note: Battery back-up requires 2 x AA batteries (not supplied).

iPod Dock Snooze button

Volume down button Skip down button

Volume up button Skip up button

Rating label Battery back-up compartment

23 24

21 22

Parts Identification

25 26

Connecting the antenna

Note: Make sure that the antenna

supplied has been connected.

Your Radio may not find any FM

stations if the antenna is not

securely fitted.

Switching on

1. Using the power adapter supplied,

connect to the socket on the rear of

the product labelled ‘DC IN’, and

switch on at the mains supply.

2. After a brief pause the display will

light up.

Changing the volume

To increase the volume (louder) press

the ‘VOL+’ button.

To decrease the volume (quieter) press

the ‘VOL-’ button.

Mute function

To mute the volume (turn off) press the

mute button on the remote control.

Note: The volume will turn back

on again if ;

1. you change the volume. (only for VOL+)

2. you switch the power on/off.

3.thealarmtimeisreached.

4.thesnoozeperiodends.

5.youchangethefunction.

6. you press the mute button again.

Light function

The light function can increase or

decrease the brightness of the display.

There are four levels to choose from ;

Low, Medium, High and Off.

Press the ‘LIGHT’ button to choose the

desired setting.

Changing the function

Press the ‘FUNCTION’ button to select

the desired mode.

The choices are; Radio, iPod and Aux

In.

Basic Functions

Tuning a Radio Station

Note: Make sure that the antenna

supplied has been connected.

Your Radio may not find any

stations if the antenna is not

securely fitted.

1. Press the ‘POWER’ button to turn

On.

2. If not in the correct mode, press the

‘FUNCTION’ button until radio

mode is selected.

3. Press the ‘BAND’ button to select

between FM and AM.

4. Press the ‘TUNE PRE -’ or TUNE +

NEXT’ buttons to search for a

station.

Note: If you hold down the ‘TUNE

PRE -’ or the TUNE + NEXT’

buttons the radio will search

quickly until it finds a station.

5. The station frequency will be

shown on the display.

Adjusting the Volume

1. To increase the volume press the

VOL+ button.

2. To decrease the volume press the

VOL- button.

Storing Radio Stations

You can store up to 30 stations (20 x FM

and 10 x AM) for easy access as follows:

1. Tune to the station you wish to

store.

2. Press the ‘SELECT’ button. MEM

will flash on the display.

3. Press the ‘MEM - / +’ buttons to

select the memory position that you

want to store the station to.

4. Press the ‘SELECT’ button to store

the station.

If you have already saved a

station in the stored location, it

will be over-written with the new

station.

Selecting a Stored

Station

1. Press the ‘MEM - / +’ buttons to

select the memory position that you

want to listen to.

If you have not already stored a station

in one of the presets, ‘Empty preset’

will be displayed. The display will revert

to the previously selected station after a

few seconds.

Using Your Radio

Setting the time

To set the time, proceed as follows:

1. When in standby mode press the

‘SET’ button.

2. The hour digits will start to flash.

Use the ‘PRE -’, and + ‘NEXT’,

buttons to select the correct hour.

3. Press the ‘PLAY / PAUSE / BAND’

button.

4. The minute digits will start to flash.

Use the ‘PRE -’, and + ‘NEXT’,

buttons to select the correct

minutes.

5. Press the ‘PLAY / PAUSE / BAND’

button.

Sleep timer

The sleep timer is used to turn off the

clock radio after a specified amount of

time.

To set the sleep timer, proceed as

follows;

1. Press the ‘SLEEP’ button until the

desired time is selected. You can

choose between 15 minutes, 30

minutes, 60 minutes, 90 minutes

and 120 minutes.

2. After the selected time has elapsed

the clock radio will turn off.

3. To check the remaining time, press

the ‘SLEEP’ button

Setting the alarms

Before setting the alarm, make

sure that the time is correctly

displayed.

You are able to set two separate alarm

times on your clock radio using both

ALM 1 and 2.

The following instructions use Alarm 1

(ALM 1) as an example, but Alarm 2 can

be set using the same method.

To set the alarm, proceed as follows;

1. In standby mode, press the ‘SET’

button twice.

2. The hour digits will start to flash.

Use the ‘PRE -’, and + ‘NEXT’,

buttons to select the correct hour.

3. Press the ‘PLAY / PAUSE / BAND’

button.

4. The minute digits will start to flash.

Use the ‘PRE -’, and + ‘NEXT’,

buttons to select the correct

minutes.

5. Press the ‘PLAY / PAUSE / BAND’

button.

6. Press the ‘ALM1’ button, to select

the correct alarm mode.

• The options are Disable (off),

Buzzer, Music or iPod.

7. Press the ‘POWER’ button. The

alarm icon will display to show that

the Alarm has been set.

Using the Clock Functions

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