Akai APW10 User manual

Operator's manual (GB) 1~17
APW10
PLL FM STEREO/ MW/ SW RECEIVER

SCRIPTION OF LCD DISPLAY
1. Frequency/ Time indication
2. Bass indication
3. FM Stereo indication
4. Signal intensity indication
5. Time alarm function indication
6. Time auto power on indication
7. Power indication
8. Sleep timing auto off indication
9. Key lock sign
10.SW frequeny unit (MHz)
11.MW frequency unit (KHz)
12.Saved station frequency address
number
13.SW band indication
14.Snooze function indication
15.MW frequency indication
16.FM band indication
17.FM frequency unit (MHz)
ANTENNA
EXTERNAL
ANTENNA JACK
LONG/ SHORT
RANGE SELECTOR
BATTERY DOOR
MEMORY/ TIME
TONE SELECTOR
ALARM/ SNOOZE
LCD DISPLAY
0~9 NUMBER KEY
POWER
VOLUME
LIGHT
BAND SELECTOR
FM SEARCH UP/ TIME +
FM SEARCH DOWN/ TIME -
EARPHONE JACK
MODE KEY
EXTERNAL DC JACK
AUTO SEARCH MEMORY
METER BAND
SLEEP ON/ OFF
RESET
INPUT/ LOCK KEY
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FM12
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
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USING EXTERNAL POWER SOURCE
1. Plug adapter (not included) into 220V
DC power socket and turn on the
adapter switch.
2. Connect adapter (not included) to
the power jack of the unit.
3. Turn on the radio.
Note:
1. When using external power with
adapter (not included), battery power
in the radio will be automatically cut
off.
2. Prior to use of the adapter, please check the polarity of the
external power source to avoid damaging the unit. Polarity of
the external power plug is shown as follows ( Negative pole is
in the middle ).
3. Voltage of external power can be " " selected in the
range 3V ~ 4.5V.
4. When the adapter is not in use, please turn off the switch. When
using the adapter to supply power to the radio for a long time,
batteries in the unit should be removed.
BATTERY INSTALLATION
1. Open the battery compartment cover
on the back of the radio.
2. Insert 2 AA batteries in the
compartment with correct direction
of the polarity.
3. Close the cover of the compartment.
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•If you cannot turn of the radio or have unstable volume during
reception, you may have low battery. Turn the volume down or
replace the batteries in that case.
•In order to prevent losing saved data after turning off the radio,
please replace the batteries in time.
• Replacing Batteries
1. At turn-off state of the radio, replace the batteries as soon as
possible.
2. Replace the batteries within 1 minute. Otherwise, clock setting
and station data in the memory will be lost with time display of
0:00, in which case, you have to reset the radio.
3. If you replace the batteries at turn-on state of the radio, you will
lose all saved data in the memory. Therefore, replace batteries
at turn-off state.
Tips:
1. Do not use a new battery with an old one.
2. In case you do not use the radio for a long time, please take out
the batteries so as to avoid leakage that may cause damage to
the unit.
3. In case of leakage happened, please wipe away the electrolyte
in the battery compartment with a piace of soft cloth prior to
inserting new batteries.
POWER INDICATION
The unit has adopted 3-stage power indications
of " " to show battery power state subject
to indication at power on.
Full battery
Low battery
Very low battery in which the indication fllckers and then
automatically goes off.
Tips:
1. In case of low battery sign of " " displayed even at low volume
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FM 12
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
Flickering

operation or at clock mode, you should replace the batteries at
once to prevent battery leak. If the unit automatically turns off
after turning it on, it means that battery is very low and you should
replace batteries at once. When the radio automatically turns
off due to very low battery, power indication will go up, but it does
not mean that you have normal battery. Battery power should
be judged according to power indication displayed when the radio
is turned on.
2. To ensure the unit to work longer hours, we recommend alkali
batteries.
Corrosion, oxidation, battery-leakage and any other gradually acidic
defect of this nature will invalidate the guarantee.
CHECK PRIOR TO USE
1. Checking Key Lock Switch
When " " sign appears on the
screen after power on, it means
that the radio is at lock state.All
other keys except Key Lock,
Reset, Volume, Long/ Short
Range Switch will not respond and you have to cancel key lock
in order to make other key operations.
Tip: When you carry AD-TS06 radio with you, you may touch the
power switch unconsciously and turn on the radio, causing waste
of battery power; or you may touch other keys while listening to
the radio disturbing you current station.
To prevent this, you can use the special key lock switch of the radio
to lock keys so as to keep current state of reception. Long press
of " Input/ Lock " for 4 seconds can select or cancel key lock.
2. Checking Long/ Short Range Selecting Switch
If you are not close to radio transmission stations, please select
Long Range of the Long/ Short Range Switch so that you can
receive radio signals better.
ADJUSTING CLOCK
The unit has adopted 24-hour system and when power is on, default
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FM12
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM12
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS

time of the unit is 0:00. If you short press mode key at turn-off state,
you can switch to display of " " time, " " time and current time
in turn; If you short press mode key at turn-on state, you can switch
to display of current time, " " time, " " time and station frequency
in turn.
Adjusting Time
1. Switch the radio to time display mode. If the radio is currently
at turn-on state, please turn off the radio first to get into time
display mode.
2. When short pressing Memory/ Clock key at
turn-off state, hour number flickers for 5 times.
Input desired hour with number keys of 0~9
while it is flickering or press " + " or " - " key
to increase or reduce the number.
Press Memory/ Clock key again and minute number flickers for
5 times. Input desired minute with number keys of 0~9 directly
or press " + " or " - " key to increase or reduce the number.
Note: By short pressing Memory/ Clock key while clock number
flickers, you can confirm the input, or the input will be automatically
confirmed after clock number flickers 5 times.
TURNING ON/ OFF RADIO
1. Turning On with Power Switch Press power switch
and the radio will turn on and get into reception
mode to receive the station signal previously
received before the radio turned off. Press the
switch again and the radio will turn off.
Do not press power switch frequently. Please leave at least 3
seconds of intervals between presser.
2. Turning On with Time Auto Power-on Function by
short pressingAlarm/ Snooze key at turn-off state,
you can turn on time auto power-on function. If
you have already set time auto power-on time, just
turn on time auto power-on function and the radio
will automatically turn on at the preset time of time
power-on time.
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FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS

Tip: For operations of selecting and canceling time auto power-on
functions, please refer to detailed description of time auto power-on
operation on Page 10.
3. SleepAuto Power-off Operation with time auto power-off function,
you can set reception time of the radio with selection range from
10 minutes to 100 minutes. When reception time reaches preset
time, the radio will automatically turn off to prevent the radio
working on for a long time after you sleep wasting battery power.
Steps:
1. Press Sleep key at turn-on state and the screen
will display 100 minutes. Select sleep time
power-off time from the range of 10~100
minutes, 90 minutes for example.
2. If there is no key operation within 4
seconds after you select time, the
screen will return to current radio
frequency display and sleep time sign
will be displayed on the screen
indicating that the radio is at sleep
time auto power-off state and the
radio will turn off automatically after
90 minutes.
Tip: With sleep auto power-off function, you can also set sleep power-
off time after the radio automatically powers on.
SELECTING TONE
The unit has three tone choices for you to select from. Proper
selection of the tone enables you to have the best effect of reception.
Tone can be selected with tone converting key at turn-on state of
the radio. Mono is for reception of weak signals or language programs
of single sound track FM broadcasting; Stereo is for reception of
strong signals of music programs or FM stereo broadcasting; Bass
is a kind of sound effect for reception of stereo station signals with
screen display of " " on top of the screen and by short pressing
tone converting key, you can select stereo state or mono state. By
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FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS

long pressing the key for 2 seconds, you can select or cancel Bass
state and when you select Bass, " BASS "
sign will be displayed on the screen.
Special Note: You will have clearer sound effect
if you turn off Bass while listening with the
speaker.
SELECTING BAND
When you turn on the radio, you can select 5 bands of radio programs
including FM1, FM2, MW, SW1, SW2 with band selecting key with
corresponding band display on the screen.
SEARCHING FOR STATIONS
1. Manual Search
Manual search can be made by numerous short presser of
frequency searching key " + " or " - ", judging reception state until
a satisfactory station signal is searched.
Tip: Manual search is suitable for searching stations with weak signals.
2. Auto Search
Auto search starts with current frequency as starting point to
automatically search station signals up or down and stops
searching when a station signals is searched.
Steps:
1. Keep pressing frequency search key " + " or " - " for more than
0.5 second and when radio frequency display starts to change,
release the key.
2. When the radio receives a comparatively clear signal, auto search
will stop and the radio will receive the searched station.
-If the searched station is not your desired one, you can repeat
the above step to make auto search again.
-If you keep on pressing search key during search, auto search
will skip all of the stations during search process.
-If you press search key again during search, you can stop
auto search.
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FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
Stereo
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
Bass Stereo

Tips: - Auto search is suitable for searching stations with strong signals
- In order to quickly locate stations with weak signals, you can
make use of the advantages of auto search and manual search
by reaching a station quickly with auto search first and then
making fine tuning with manual search.
- If the speed of digit change slows down on the screen during
auto search, there may be a station with weak signal around and
you can use manual search to search for the station with weak
signal.
3. Auto Search Saving Function
Turn on the radio, select a band to be searched by short pressing
band key and then short press auto key and the unit will
automatically search for station frequencies and save them in
sequence from low frequencies to high frequencies in the current
band. Auto search stops when 10 stations are searched and
saved or reaches the end of the frequency range of the band
and starts receiving the last searched and saved station. Short
press of other keys than " Light ", " Mode ", " Tone " and "Alarm/
Snooze " will stop and exit from auto search saving.
Note: Search and saving process
will cover the original stations
saved in the memory.
4. Receiving and Memorizing Station
AD-TS06 radio can provide memory space of 20 stations for FM,
60 stations for FM2, 40 stations for MW, 30 stations for SW1,
50 stations for SW2, all together 200 stations. You can number
your favorite stations and save them in the memory. When you
listen to the radio, you can select the address to listen to the
saved stations.
1. Press Band key to select desired band.
2. Press number keys directly to select
one of the address numbers from 0 to
9 select any one of the station
frequencies saved in the address.
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BAND
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 12
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 12
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS

5. Inputting Station Frequency
If you remember the correct frequency of your
desired station, you can receive the station by
directly inputting the frequency of the station.
a)Select desired band.
b)Press Input/Lock key. Screen will be cleared
and there is 8 seconds for you to input the
frequency.
c)Input the frequency correctly with number keys
of 0~9.
d)Press Input/ Lock key again to receive the station of the
frequency.
EXAMPLE OF INPUTTING STATION FREQUENCY
1. Inputting FM 104.7MHz
a)Select FM band after turning on the raaio.
b)Press Input/ Lock key for display as
shown in the pictures on the left.
c)Input 1.0.4.7 with number keys, press
Input/ Lock key again within 8 seconds after inputting the
frequency and you can receive the station of FM2 104.7MHz.
2. Inputting MW567KHz
a)Select MW band after turning on the radio.
b)Press Input/ Lock key for display as shown
in the pictures on the left.
c)Input 5.6.7 with number keys, press Input/ Lock key again after
inputting the frequency and you can receive the station of
MW567KHz.
3. Inputting SW6.125MHz
a)Select SW1 by short pressing Band after
turning on the radio.
b)Press Input/ Lock key for display as shown
in the pictures on the left.
c)Input 6.1.2.5 with number keys, press Input/ Lock key again
after inputting the frequency and you can receive the station
of SW6.125MHz.
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FM 1 2
MW SW1 2
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW1 2
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW1 2
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS

4. Inputting SW21.40MHz
a)Select SW2 by short pressing Band after
turning on the radio.
b)Press Input/ Lock key for display as shown
in the pictures on the left.
c)Input 2.1.4.0 with number keys, press Input/ Lock key again
after inputting the frequency and you can receive the station
of SW21.40MHz.
Tip: At short wave state, as the unit has adopted advancing step length
of 0.005MHz, so far as you input the third digit after decimal, the unit
will automatically correct it to 5. On completion of correct input of short
wave frequency, the unit will automatically adjust the input digits and
display decimal form. In case input frequency is beyond the frequency
range of the band (or an inkling input is judged to be beyond the
frequency range) when you input a station frequency, there will be
"Err" (error) displayed on the screen and the frequency input will be
ineffective. In this case, please make sure of the band in which you
desired station belongs and then try it again.
METER BAND INDICATION AND CONVERSION
As SW stations are mainly concentrated within and near meter band
range, for convenient reception, the unit has a special Meter Band
key that can make conversion within the range of meter bands of
SW1 and SW2 that are constantly used. There are altogether 12
meter bands in the unit, 5 meter bands in the range of SW1 and 7
meter bands in the range of SW2. After turning on the radio, at the
state of SW1 or SW2, you can convert and select meter band with
repeated short presses on the key and the selected meter band
frequency will be the starting frequency of the meter band. You can
select your desired station by searching forward or backward manually
or automatically.
Note: If press the key at FM or MW, the unit will get into SW1.
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FM 1 2
MW SW1 2
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW1 2
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS

SAVING STATIONS
Address numbers of 0~9 of each band ofADT-S06 are used to save
10 stations that you constantly receive.
1. Search a desired station manually, automatically or directly
inputting frequency.
2. Press Memory/ Clock key and
MEMORY sign on the screen
will start flickering.
3. Input address number with
number key and the address
number will be displayed at the bottom on the right of the screen.
4. Press Memory/ Clock key again to save the station and MEMORY
sign will disappear.
Tips:
1. If you do not input an address number of 0~9 within the time while
MEMORY is flickering for 4 times, MEMORY sign will disappear and
your previous will be cancelled.
2. In case a station address is repeated, the original station in the
address will be covered by the new station frequency. Therefore,
please make sure that the current address does not already exist
in the memory when you are saving stations in the memory.
SETTING TIME AUTO POWER-ON
Get into " -Time Auto Power-on" setting state by short pressing
"Mode" key and when " " sign flickers, short press Memory/ C lock
key so that hour digit will flicker for 5 times. While hour digit flickers,
directly input hour digit with 0~9 number keys or select hour digit
by short pressing " + " or " - " key and then press Memory/ Clock
key while hour digit is flickering.
This time, minute digit will flicker for
5 times. Input minute digit with 0~9
number keys while minute digit is
flickering or select minute digit by
pressing " + " or " - " key.
Note: Confirm input time by short pressing Memory/ Clock key while
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FM 1 2
MW SW1 2
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW1 2
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW1 2
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
Flickering
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS

clock digits are flickering or leave the digits flicker 5 times until the
input time is automatically confirmed.
SETTING TIME ALARM
Repeatedly short press " Mode" key to get into " -Time Alarm"
setting state and when " " sign flickers, short press Memory/ Clock
key so that hour digit will flicker for 5 times. While hour digit flickers,
directly input hour digit with 0~9 number keys or select hour digit
by short pressing " + " or " - " key and then press Memory/ Clock
key while hour digit is flickering. This time minute digit will flicker
for 5 times. Input minute digit with 0~9 number keys while minute
digit is flickering or select minute digit by pressing " + " or " - " key.
Note: Confirm input time by short pressing Memory/ Clock key while
clock digits are flickering or leave the digits flicker 5 times until the
input time is automatically confirmed.
TIME AUTO POWER-ON AND STARTING TIME ALARM
After setting auto power-on time at clock state,
short press Alarm/ Snooze key to start and
select time auto power-on and time alarm
functions. For example, " " on or " " on,
or " " both on.
" " On State: If time arrives at " " preset
time, radio will turn on and receive the station
you received before turning off the radio. Press
Power key to turn it off. If you do not press
Power key, the radio will automatically turn off
in an hour.
If you press Alarm/ Snooze key during " " power-on process, the
radio will snooze for 5 minute before turning on and if you press
Power key during snooze, it will exit from snooze. " " On State:
If time arrives at " " preset time, alarm will start. You can press
any key stop the alarm or it will automatically stop in an hour:
Note:
"" has preference over " ". That is, if " " time and " " time is
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FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
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close to each other (within 1 hour) and both are selected, when " "
turns on the radio and when the radio is not turned off, " " will not
start the alarm.
In case " " time is set within 5 minutes after " " time and both are
selected, if you press Alarm/ Snooze key when " " starts so as to
get into snooze state, " " will be paused. When " " time arrives, it
will exit from " " snooze state " " alarm will start.
With repeated short press of Alarm. Snooze key until " " sign and
"" sign disappear; you can exit from time power-on and time alarm
modes.
If you short press Alarm/ Snooze key repeated at power-on state,
"" time and " " time will be displayed on the screen for about 1
seconds
SLEEP TIME AUTO POWER-OFF
1. Setting Sleep Time Auto Power-off
a)Press Sleep key to get into sleep time auto
power-off mode. The screen will display
sleep sign and default sleep power-on
time of 100 minutes.
b)Repeatedly press Sleep key for 4 seconds and the screen will
display the following sleep time in cycle as shown in the picture,
with 10 minutes decrease at each press.
c)Release the key when desired time auto
power-off time is selected and screen will
return to frequency display mode in 4 seconds
as shown in the picture on the right and the
radio will automatically power off at the preset
time.
2. Canceling Sleep Time Auto Power-off
Function
a)If you want to cancel sleep time setting,
you can repeatedly press Sleep key until
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FM12
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM12
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
FM 1 2
MW SW12
SNOOZE
MHz KHz MHz
MEMO
BASS
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" " sign disappears.
b)If you want to cancel time auto power-off function at sleep time
state, you can press Sleep key and the " " sign will disappear:
Tips:
1. If you turn off the radio at sleep state, sleep time function will be
automatically cancelled.
2. If you want to reset auto power-off time during radio reception,
please cancel time auto power-off function as shown above and
then reset sleep time auto power-off time.
SELECTING LONG/ SHORT RANGE SENSITIVITY
For SW and FM bands, you can property adjust reception
sensitivity with Long/ Short Range push button. Normally,
you can set the button at the long-range position. But when
you receive a very strong signal of local station or when you
have a strong interference, please push the button to the
long-range position.
Note: When the button is at short-range position, signals will be
weakened signiflcantly so that strong signal can be still clear, but many
weak signals will not be received.
ADJUSTING VOLUME
You can adjust radio volume by
turning volume knob up or down.
USING EARPHONE
When you listen to the radio with
the earphone, the built-in
speaker will be automatically cut off. With built-in speaker, you can
only listen to mono sound. If you want to achieve FM stereo sound
effect, you can use the stereo earphone supplied with the radio.
USING RESET KEY
As AD-TS06 radio has adopted a microcomputer CMOS chip to
process data, when error occurs while you replace batteries or
change external power; or the unit is exposed to strong interference,
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the chip inside may get into a dead cycle state and cannot respond
to external command.
1. When the radio has no key response without lock sign of " "
displayed on the screen, or there is no display at all on the
screen, the radio may be at dead state. In this case, you can
push the Reset key with pen point or similar object to reset the
radio.
2. When the radio has normal reception but all other keys except
power switch, light switch and up/ down search key, the radio
may also be at dead state and you need to reset the radio for
normal use.
Tips:
- When you press the reset key, all saved date in the memory will
be lost. You have to save stations, adjust time, set time power-on
time, etc, again.
- Do not press Reset key when it is not necessary!
USING NIGHT LIGHT
For your convenience of using the radio at night or in dark places,
AD-TS06 is equipped with special night light. When you need it, you
can press Ligth key. The light at the bottom of the screen and
keyboard backlight will turn on for 8 seconds.
If you make other key operation within the 8 seconds,
keyboard backlight will keep on until 8 seconds passes
after the last key operation.
Tip: Do not use the light for a long time, as it uses battery power very
quickly!
Note: When you use the light for a long time, battery power will be used
up very quickly. In case of low battery, the light will be very dim but
the radio can still work normally. In this case, you would better replace
batteries in time to avoid losing saved date in the memory.
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USING SUPPORTER
Fix the supporting piece on the wristband to the back
of the radio case to support the radio and pull out the
360˚, antenna vertically to keep the best position of
the speaker to you.
USING ANTENNA
1. Listening to MW Broadcasting Built-in
magnetic antenna is adopted for
reception of MW broadcasting. As the
antenna is directional, you should change
the direction of the radio until you have
the best effect.
2. Listening to FM Broadcasting 360˚
Antenna is adopted for reception of FM
broadcasting. Pull out the antenna and
adjust the length and direction of it until
you have the best receiving effect.
3. Listening to SW Bands 360˚ Antenna is
adopted for reception of SW bands. Pull
out the antenna and keep it vertical to
have the best receiving effect.
4. Using External Antenna in case FM or
SW signals are very weak, you can use
external antenna supplied with the radio
to increase effective length of the
antenna and achieve better reception
effect. If you want to use the external
antenna, stretch it out of the box, keep
is straight as possible, connect one end
of it to the external antenna jack of the
radio and the other end to the window
frame. It will greatly improve reception
effect of SW and FM bands
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Please do not use external antenna on thundering days!

ROUTINE PROTECTION OF RADIO
1. To keep good performance of the radio, please avoid placing or
using the unit in the following places:
-Bathrooms or other damp places.
-Under strong sunshine or close to heat generating equipment.
- Dusty places.
2. Avoid dropping or bumping into the radio when using it.
3. In case the unit is out of order; please read the manual and
warranty card carefully or have it examined by our service
department or service center: Do not alter or disassemble internal
parts of the unit yourself.
Specifications
Frequency range:
FM1: 76.0 - 87.0 MHz
FM2: 87.0 - 108.0MHz
MW: 522 - 1620 KHz
SW1: 3.0 - 9.0 MHz
SW2: 9.0 - 26.10 Mhz
Power consumption: 150MW
Standby power consumption: 125MW
Power Supply: 2 x UM3 "AA" or equivalent batteries DC 3V
Speaker: Built-in speaker - D50mm 16 ohm
Earphone - D3.5mm 32 ohm
Dimensions: 116 x 72 x 22mm
Design and specifications subject to change without notice
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The meaning of the symbol on the product, its accessory or packaging indicates that this
product shall not be treated as household waste. Please, dispose of this equipment at your
applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical & electronic equipments waste. In
the European Union and Other European countries which there are separate collection
systems for used electrical and electronic product. By ensuring the correct disposal of this
product, you will help prevent potentially hazardous to the environment and to human
health, which could otherwise be caused by unsuitable waste handling of this product. The
recycling of materials will help conserve natural resources. Please do not therefore dispose
of your old electrical and electronic equipment with your household waste. For more
detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local city office,
your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.
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