C. Crane Radio User manual

I STRUCTIO MA UAL
PLEASE READ ALL THE I STRUCTIO S
COMPLETELY BEFORE USE
A D SAVE THIS MA UAL
FOR FUTURE REFERE CE.
Pocket Radio

Before Use
Please read IMPORTA T SAFETY
I STRUCTIO S on pages 23-25 before
use. It is important to read and understand
all instructions. Keep these precautions
and instructions where all who use this
radio will read them.
WAR I G: TO PREVENT IRE OR ELEC-
TRIC SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE
THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
THE LIGHTNING LASH AND ARROW-
HEAD WITHIN THE TRIANGLE IS A
WARNING SIGN ALERTING YOU O
“DANGEROUS VOLTAGE” INSIDE THE
RADIO.
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK O ELEC-
TRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE THE RADIO
BACK. NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS
INSIDE. RE ER SERVICING TO QUALI IED
SERVICE PERSONNEL.
THE EXCLAMATION POINT WITHIN
THE TRIANGLE IS A WARNING SIGN
ALERTING YOU O IMPORTANT
INSTRUCTIONS ACCOMPANYING
THIS RADIO.
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CAUTIO
RISK OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK DO OT OPE

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For your future reference:
Serial No.
(found inside battery compartment)
Date of Purchase
Name & Address of Dealer
The box should contain the CC SW Pocket,
carry pouch and this manual. If anything is
missing or damaged, please contact your dealer
immediately. We recommend you keep the box
in the unlikely event your radio needs to be
serviced.
Unpacking
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C. Crane Company, Inc.
1001 Main St, ortuna, CA 95540
Phone: [phone] Web: ccrane.com
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C. Crane Company, Inc.

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Quick Start
1. Slide K (pg. 10) “SENSITIVITY”
switch to “DX” position.
2. Install two AA batteries in the g
battery compartment, paying close
attention to orientation of the batter-
iesʼ + and – ends.
3. Turn on the radio by pressing the
Q POWER button.
4. Adjust Y “VOLUME”
5. Select band by pressing the O
BAND button
6. Use the W “TUNING” knob to
locate a station or by directly
entering a frequency:
a) irst, select the O BAND you
want
b) press the P “ REQ” UENCY”
button
c) Enter the frequency on the
{ keyboard.

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Table of Contents
Unpacking ............................................... 3
Quick Start ............................................... 4
Radio Identification ........................... 6-11
Features and Operation Explained
Introduction ............................ 12
Power Sleep Button ............... 12
Tuning Knob ........................... 13
Light ........................................ 14
Display Button ..................... 14
Setting the Alarm .................. 15
Up and Down Buttons ........... 16
Band Button .......................... 16
Frequency Button .................. 16
0-9 Keys ................................. 17
Setting Clock Time ................ 18
Saving Stations to Memory ... 18
Favorites ................................ 19
Performance Tips ........................... 19-20
Troubleshooting Guide .......................... 21
Specifications ......................................... 22
Power Adapter ...................................... 22
Safety Instructions ........................... 23-25
Shortwave Tips ................................. 26-27
Station Log ........................................ 28-31

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Radio Identification — Front View
Q
W
E
q
R
T
w
Y
U
I
O
P
{
}

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O
BAND, Change Bands, •
9-10 kHz steps
P“
REQ” UENCY, Press to enter
requency
{
0-9 KEYS, Direct requency
and Memory access
}
LCD Display
q
MEMORY, TIME SET Button
w
AVORITES, Tune
Memories only
Q
POWER and SLEEP Timer
W
TUNING Knob
E
LIGHT Button
R
DISPLAY, Time, requency,
Alarm, AM Step, 12/24 Hour
T
ALARM, (De)Activate Alarm,
Set Alarm Time
Y
VOLUME, Up and Down
U
UP , requency, Time,
Memory Tune
I
DOWN , requency, Time,
Memory Tune
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Radio Identification — LCD Display
e r t y u i o [
]G D A
SF
J
H

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]
kHz indicates Kilohertz while in AM
and SW bands only
A
MHz indicates Megahertz in M band
S
Time or requency display
D
AM/PM show while in 12 hour
time format
F
SWI or SWII, indicates Shortwave I
or Shortwave II
G
MW indicates “AM” in U.S.
(medium wave)
H
M indicates radio is in M band
J
BATTERY flashing indicates batteries
are low
e
M STEREO indicator, displays
only when headphones are used
r
TUNE indicator means a
station or noise is high
t
SLEEP UNCTION indicator
y
AL means alarm is active
u
AUTO, Radio alarm or goes to
Buzzer, if radio is already “on”
i
BUZZER indicates buzzer
type alarm
o
LOCK switch is “on” M.SCAN ( AVORITES), tunes
memorized stations only
[
Indicates memory channel num- ber 00-199 for Memory Stations

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Radio Identification — Sides
K DX - LOCAL switches Sensitivity of SW
and M bands
L EARPHONE jack
: DC Power Jack, 3 Volts, Tip Negative
a TUNING KNOB adjusts requency,
Time, Presets
s BASS - NORMAL Switch, select for
best sound
d LOCK, press to lock, hold for 1 second
to unlock
K
L
:
a
s
d