Emerson cK5027 User manual

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cK5027 MANUAL
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to theworld
of EMERSONTheproduct
you have
purchased
hasbeen
carefuliy
engineered
and manufactured
to giveyou
dependable
operation.
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thismanual
before
operating
the unitto
become
morefamiliar
with
itandobtain
the performance
thatwill
brinq
you
continued
enjoyment
forrnany
years
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DearCustomer:
Selectinq
frne
audro
equipment
suchastheunrt
you've
iust
purclrased
rsonlythe
startof
your
musrcai
enloyment.Now rt'strmeto consrder
howyou can maxrmize
the
tun and excrlemeill
your equtpment
of
f
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manufacturerand the
Electrontc
Inclustrtes
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ConsumerElectronrcs
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want
you to get
the
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equrpmertby
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ta'a sale
tever
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iets
thesound
come
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annoyingblarinqor drstortron-and,most
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affectrng
your
sensttlve
hearrng
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Over
trme
your
hearing
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level"
adapts
to higher
volumesof sound So what
sounds
"nc-rrmal"
can actuallVbe ioud and harmfulto
vour
hearng Guard
agarnst
tl"ts
bVsettrng
Vou!'eeurpment
ata safe
level
BEFORE
your
neanngadapts.
To establish a safe level:
. Starl
your
volume
conlroiata iow
setling.
. Siowly
Increase
the sounoi.rrtri yoLt
can hear
rl
comtor1ablyand
clearly,and
without
distortron
Once you haveestablished a comfortable sound level:
. Set
thedialand
ieave11
there
iakrng
a mtnute
to dothrsnow
wiil
help
tr-;
prevent
hearrng
damageor lossin
the
luture.
After
all.we wanl
voit
irstenrnelor
a lrfetrme
We Want You Listening For A Lifetime
Usedwisely your
new s.)und
equipment
will
provrde
a lrietime of
fun and
enloyment
Stnce
healno danragetrom
ioud
notse
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cften
undetectable
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it
is
ioo late.
thts
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and the Electronrclndustrres
Assoclation's
Consumer
Electrontcs
Group
recomntend
vou avord
prolonged
exposure
to excesslve notse.
Thrs
lrst
of
sound
levels
rs
lncluded
f
or
your
protectron
Decrbel
Level Examole
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whlsDers
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bedroom
away
f
rom
traffrc
50 Lrghttraflrc.
normalconversaticn,
quiet
offrce
50 Arrcondrtroner
at
20feet,
sewingmachine
70 Vacuumcleanei.
hair"dryer notsy
restaurant
80 Averageclty
traff!c.
garbage
drsposals,
alarmclockattwofeet
THE
FOLLOWING
NOISES
CAN
BEDANGEROUS
UNDER
CONSTANT
EXPOSURE:
90
100
12C
140
r
8tl
iniormatton
Subway.
motorcycle,
truck
Garbage
truck,
charn
saw
Rockband
concert
rnf
ronl
Gunshot
blast,
1et
engrne
Rocxetlaunchrngpad
traflic.lawn
mower
pneumattc
dnll
of
speakers.
thunderclap
courtesv
ll the [)eafness
Besearch
Foundatton #

LOCATION
OFCONTROLS
13
1?
t Battery
ComParlmerit
2 SNCOZE/Sleep
OffButtott
3 VOLUME
Control
4 AM/FM
Band
Swttch
5 TUNING
Control
6 POWER
(OFF/ON/AUTOI
BUZZER)
Srvitcli
7. MIN
(Minute)
Btrtton
I HOUR
Buttorr
I CLCCK
Buttoii
10 ALARM
BLtttorr
1i SLEEP
Buttorr
12 Clock
Dtspiav
13 Dral
Scale
artd
Potnter

INSTALLATION
Unravelthe
AC cordand connecl
ttto a
convenrently
locatedAC outlethaving
120V
and 60Hz only.The Clock
Display
will
illumrnate
and
aflashing
trme
wtllappear
tn
the
wrndow
The Clock
Displav
willconttnue
to
flash
untilthe
ttmehas
been
set
NOTE lfthe
AC plug
doesnot
fitinto
a nonpolarized
outlet.
do notfileorcut
the
wideblade
lfthe AC cordis drsconnected
or ifthere
is a power
failure,thiselectronic
clock
isdesigned
tocontinueoperating
rnternally
(withoLrt
showtng
thetime
on
the
ClockDisplay)
wttha 9 voltbattery
(not
tncluded)
To connect
the battery.
locate
the
Battery
Compartment
on the bottom
of
the
unit Connect
the battery
to the
termtnals
ofthebattery
snap
tnstdetito.
compartment
(use
of an alkalrne
battery
is recommended).
Cltp
the
battery
back intothe holder
in the
compartment.
BATTERY PRECAU]
IONS
I OAI lEnI rnLvnvrrvltJ
| | ott,,* lfrese precautlons when usttigbattercs inthis .Jellce
1 Llse oniy lhe srzeand type of battenes specllied
2 Be sure to lollow the c()rrect
polar(V r!hen inslalling
lhe batlenes as
Indicatedrnthe battery comparlrnent Reversed batlerles may
cause damage to the devtce.
3 [-]o nol mix dillerenl types of battertes
logether (e g Alkalineand
Carbon-zrnc)
or old ballefles
wtth
lreshones
.1 lttfle devrce rsnot lo be used lor a long penod oflime rernove the
banenes lo prevent damalle or InJury
lrom possible battery leakage
5 Do not try lo recharge ballenes not rntended
to be recharged,they
can overheat and rupture lFolbw battery rnanufaclurels direclions.)
Besuretocheckthecondition
ofthe battery
periodically
bydisconnecting
the
AC cordand connecting
it again2 or 3 minuleslater.
The preset
times
shouldcontinueoperating.
lfa flashingttme
appearson theClockDisplay,
it
indicates
thebattery
rsdeador notconnected
properly.
The 9 voltbattery
will
keep
the internal
timesaccurately
forapproximately
30 minutes.
lfthe power
rs
restored
after
30 minutes,thetimes
mayneedto be reset.
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RADIOOPERATION
Slide
thePOWERswttch
totheON position.
Slide
theAM/FM
Bandswitch
tothe
AMor FMpositton.
Tune
adesired
AMor
FM
station
by
turning
the
TUNINGcontrol.
Adjustthe VOLUMEcontrot
to suit.
To turn the radiooff slide
the POWER
switchtotheOFF position.
Antennas
FM:
Unravel
theAC iine
cord
forbeiter
FMreceptton.
AM:Turntheunit
forbetter
AM reception.
ALARM/TIME
AMLED CLOCK
Incircator -p :i;-r- ,, DtsPlaY
AUroLED t1- I E :LLLI -,
indicator
AItl
(TIME)
LED
INDICATOR
In
theupper
left
corner
ofthe
Clock
Display
isthe
AMLED
indicator.
When
the
AMLED
indicator
islit,
the
dctualor
alarm
time
shown
intheClock
DisplayisAM
hours.When
theindicator
isnot
lit,the
time
shown
is
PM
hours.
AUTO
(ALARM)
LED
INDICATOR
In
the
lower
leftcorner
ofthe
Clock
Display
is
the
AUTO
(Alarm)
LED
indicator.Whenthe
POWER
switch
isrnthe
AUTOorBUZZER
position,
this
LEDlightsto
indrcatethealarm
isset
to
go
of{
atthe
preset
wake
ttme.
TO
SET
OR
RESET
THEACTUAL
TIME
To setthe actualtime,
press
and
holdtheCLOCK
button
and
press
the
HOURand
MIN
(Minute)
buttonsto
advance
the
time
untilthedestred
ttme
ts
shownon
thedisplay,
TO
SET
OR
RESET
THEALARMTIME
To setthe alarm
time,
press
and
hold
the
ALARM
button
and
press
the I
HOUR
and
MIN
(Minute)
buttonstoadvance
thealarm
trmeunttl
the
desired
alarmtime
isshownon
thedisplay. I
TO
SET
THEALARM
TOWAKE
TOMUSIC
Setthealarm
timeas
previously
instructed.
Slide
the
POWERswitch
tothe ONposition,
tune
anAMor FMstation
and
adjustthe
VOLUMEcontrol
asdesired.
Slide
the
POWER
switch
to
theAUTO
position
Whentheactual
time
matchesone
of
theselected
preset
alarm
tlmes,
the
unit
automatically
turns
onfor
t hour
and
59
minutes
and
then
shuts
of{.
Theradiocan
be
turnedoffmanually
by
pressrng
the
SNOOZFfSLEEP
OFF

(
T
button;theradiowill
turnback
onautomatically
9 minutesiater.This
procedure
canberepeated
upto t hour
and
59minutesfromthe
initial
wake
uptime.
To turnthe alarm
off,set the POWER switchto the OFF position.
To resel
thealarmfor
thenext
day,slidethe POWER
switch
to
the
AUTO
position.
TO SET
THEALARM TO WAKE TO BUZZER
Setthealarmtime
asprevrously instructed.
Slide
thePOWER
switch
totheBUZZER
position
Whentheactualtimematches
oneoftheselected
preset
alarmtimes,theunit
automaticaliy
turns
on
for t hour
and
59minutes
andthen
shutsoff
.
The buzzeralarmcanbe turned
offmanually
by pressing theSNOOZE/Sleep
Off
button;
the
buzzerwilliurn
back
onautomatically9 minutes later.
Thisprocedure
can be repeated
up to t hour
and 59 minutes fromthe initial
wake
uptrme.
To turnthe alarmoff
, set the POWERswitchto the OFF position.
To reset
thealarm for
thenext
day,
slidethePOWER
switchtotheBUZZER
position.
AUTOMATIC
WAKE UP
EVERY
24HOURS
To automatically
set the alarm
to go off everyday, set the POWER switch
backtothedesiredAUTO
or BUZZER
positron
afterturning
thealarmoff.
SLEEP
The radio
can
be setto automatically
turn
itself
offaftera period
of t hour and
59 minutes or less
whenthePOWER
swrtch
rs
in
theBUZZER,
AUTO
orOFF
position.
To use
this
feature,
press
theSLEEPbutton and :59will
appear
on
theclockdisplay,
then
release
thebutton.
To adjustthe sleep period,
press
and hold the SLEEP button
and press the
MINUTE
or
HOUR
button
untilthe
desiredtime
is
shownonthe
clockdisplay.
To cancelthe sleep
feature
or to set the sleep timeto "0:00",
press
the
SNOOZE/Sleep
Off
button.
f.JOIE:(fyou pressthe SLEEP button
againaftersettingthe steep
time,the
sleep
time
will
be set
to 59 minutes
automatically,
To turnoffthe sleeptime,
press
theSNOOZE/SLEEP
OFFbutton.
CAREAND
MAINTENANCE
Toprevent fire
orshockhazard,
disconnect
your
unit
frorn
theACpower
source
when
cleaning.The
finish
onthe unit
may
becared
for
asother
furniture.
Usecautionwhen
cleaning
and
wipingthe
plasticparts.
Mildsoap
andasoft,damp
clothmay
be
used.

unit TROUBLESHOOTING
GUIDE
develop
a problem,check
the
{ollowrng
before
seeking
Should
this
service.
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE
CAUSE POSSIBLE
SOLUTION
GENERAL
Power
does
notcome
on. AC line
cord
not
pluqqed
in. Insert
plug
ftrm
y
into
ACoutlet
RADIO
No
sound. POWER
switch
not I Set
POWER
swrtcn
set
toON
position. I toON
position.
VOLUME
control
at--l---T,trn
the
VOLUME
minimum
Position. 1 control
uP.
Noise
or
sound
drstorted
onAM
or
FM.
AM-lnterferencefrom
traff
ic.
FM
-AC line
cord
notunraveled.
Turnthe
radio
tor
9etler
AllregePlg!
Unravel
the
ACline
cord
ffi
tO
OFF.
AUTO
OT
BUZZER
Posttton.
Radio
does
not
turn
off
with
SLEEP
feature.
POWER
switch
not
inOFF
or
AUTO
or
BUZZER
position.
CLOCK
Flashing
ttme. Battery
connected I Check
the
battery'
improperly,
not
con- I
nected
or
dead. I -
Clock
not
set. Set
the
clock.
Alarm
do not
turn
on. POWER
switch
not
tn
AUTO
or
BUZZER
oosrtion.
Set
POWER
switch
to
AUTO
or
BUZZER
oosition.
Clock
isnot
set. Set
the
clock
Alarmtime
not
set. Set
alarm
ttme
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Radio
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Consumer
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DePt
1901
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DRIVE
FARMERS
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TX75234
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DEPT
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EMERSON
RADIO
CORP.
EMERSON
PART
NO.
16-2695
003-04
800-898-9020 PRINTED
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