GE 7-4870 User manual

USE AND CARE GUIDE
MODEL 7-4870
COMPUTER4ADIO
WOOD GRAIN FINISH
ON POLYSTYRENE
PROGRAMMABLE CLOCK RADIO
In compliance with various State Laws. and in the event service should be required.
you may need both model and serial numbers to identify your radio. The serial
number is located on the bottom of the radio. Record the serial number in the space
below:
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ELECTRIC

COMPUTERADIO
PROGRAMMABLE
CLOCK RADIO
CONTROLS &FEATURES
1. AM &PM Indicators
2. Digital Display (for Time & Radio Frequency)
3. Alarm Set Indicator
4. Display Position Indicator
5. [DISPLAY |Selector (RADIO/WAKE 1/WAKE 2/
TIME SET/LOCK)
6.|SLEEP/ To Music Selector
7. [OFF]Control
8. [REV/¥]- Time Reverse/Radio Tuning down,
-Time Forward/Radio Tuning up,
[FAST |controls
9. Station Memory Enter key
10.[FM] -Band Selectors
11. STATION MEMORY NUMBERS
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12. Display Brightness Control
13. Volume Control
14. Wake 1 & Wake 2Selectors
(Music/Alarm -Music -Off)
15. Control for Snooz-Alarm® Clock
LOCATED ON CABINET BOTTOM
©AM CHANNEL SPACING 9/10 KHz switch
©FM External Antenna Terminals
WARNING: To prevent fire or electrical shock hazard, do not expose
this product to rain or moisture.
FROM GENERAL ELECTRIC
APROGRAMMABLE CLOCK RADIO that features an easy to use keyboard to program
digital timekeeping and digital frequency readout for AM/FM tuning.
includes many convenient easy to use features.
@Digital readout of AM/FM radio call numbers.
Keyboard time set and radio tuning (no knobs to turn. . . just press the keys)
©Memory for 4favorite radio stations
®HISNHERS 2separate wake-up systems
©Digital display brightness control
©Visual power failure indicator.
You can tell time, listen to your favorite AM and FM stations, program the snooze and sleep
cycle to your own needs, sleep to one radio station and wake up to another, or preset the
radio for alater program you don’t want to miss.
This guide explains everything you need to know step by step. Experimenting with the
radio and becoming familiar with its many features will make operating easy. Aquick
read-through of all the instructions first, will make operating even easier.
Preliminary Set Up
1. Plug AC line cord into any 120 Voit AC household outlet. Digital Display (2) will blink to
indicate power is restored. For full description refer to POWER FAILURE INDICATOR.
The Digital Display will stop blinking after you press the first key as described under SET
THE TIME OF DAY.
2. Slide WAKE 1&2SELECTORS (14) to OFF position.
Control of your programmable clock radio is done via the LDISPLAY] selector key (5). It
cycles the various functions to be displayed on the digital readout. The function currently on
display is shown by alight on the left next to the DISPLAY POSITION INDICATOR (4).
Set the Time of Day
@Press and hold selector key (5) to advance DISPLAYPOSITION INDICATOR
(4) until it reaches TIME SET position, then release key.
DISPLAY
SELECTOR (5)
®Use -[FAST] -(8) and change DIGITAL DISPLAY (2) to the correct
AM or PM (1) time of day. Pressing LREV/¥| or |FWD/a! only will change the DIGITAL
DISPLAY (2) at aslow rate. To change at afast rate, press along with LREVz¥
or
@Press [DISPLAY key (5) and return DISPLAY INDICATOR (4) to TIME LOCK position.
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Turn the Radio On
®Press (auJ or key,
or Ciel iale] Recall keys.
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AM
RECALL
SNOOZ
The radio will automatically tune to the last AM or FM station played, or station in memory, the
DIGITAL DISPLAY (2) will show the Frequency (call numbers) for 5seconds, then return to
show time (unless DISPLAY INDICATOR (4) is in RADIO position). Adjust VOLUME for your
preferred listening level.
Tune the Radio
ePress DISPLAY key (5) until DISPLAY INDICATOR (4) reaches RADIO position.
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DISPLAY
KEY (5)
DISPLAY POSITION INDICATOR (4)
@“SCAN THE BAND”: Use -[FAST] -(8) to tune in other stations. The
station frequency will read out in the display as you tune up or down
the radio bands. Release the key when you hear adesired station or reach the exact
frequency of your favorite station. Pressing or (EwD/alonly will change the
DIGITAL DISPLAY (2) at aslow rate. To tune at afast rate, press [FAST] along with
or
@Press [DISPLAY] key (5) to return DISPLAY INDICATOR (4) to TIME LOCK position.
*To TURN THE RADIO OFF, press the key (7).
NOTE: Ifthe or key is held down, the scan will stop at band ends (AM530 —
1610, FM88.{ —107.9). If the key is released then pressed again, the scan will start at the
opposite band end.
¢AM Stations are currently broadcast on frequencies between and [1610] KHz at
10 KHz intervals, therefore end with a“zero”, e.g.: 530, 540, 550... 1590, 1600, 1610.
¢FM Stations are broadcast on frequencies between and MHz at .2MHz
intervals, and, therefore, always end with an “odd’ number, e.g.: 88.1. 88.3, 88.5...
107.5, 107.7, 107.9.
¢You can tune to any AM or FM station when the DISPLAY INDICATOR (4) is in TIME or
WAKE 1&2positions. Pressing the or key will automatically set the DISPLAY
INDICATOR (4) to the RADIO position. The Digital Display (2) will show the Station
Frequency for 5seconds, then return to the display shown on DISPLAY INDICATOR.
®FINE TUNING, as you would conventional radios to pin point the station frequency is not
necessary. This radio tunes the exact radio station frequency as indicated by the DIGITAL
DISPLAY (2) readout.
To Store aStation in Memory
Your radio can be programmed to instantly recall 4of your favorite AM or FM stations.
You can store any combination of FM or AM stations in the 4memory locations —all AM or
all FM: or 2AM and 2 FM, etc.
When storing astation you must press key first, followed by the memory number.
*Press key (5) to set DISPLAY INDICATOR (4) to RADIO.
¢Tune the radio to adesired AM or FM station.
ePress & release key (9) then [1] key. Station is now “stored” in memory #1.
eTune radio to adifferent station and press &release then key. In asimilar
manner, load &memories.
®Press key (5) to set DISPLAY INDICATOR (4} to TIME LOCK position.
NOTE: The station memory numbers (1],[2].[3], or keys must be pressed within 5
seconds after pressing the key. You can press any memory key, in any order and
change the memory whenever you choose.
To Recall aStation —‘‘One Button Recall’’
¢To listen to stations stored in ‘memory’, simply press any key L4]thru
L4|. The radio
automatically tunes to the AM or FM station stored in the memory location you selected.
®The DIGITAL DISPLAY (2) will show the frequency for 5seconds or continuously if
DISPLAY INDICATOR (4) is in RADIO position.
NOTE: Remember, when storing astation you must press &release key first,
followed by the station memory number (1-4) key. To recall astation, merely press the
station memory (1-4) key.
To Select Wake Up Time(s)
You can program two different wake up times into the memory:
WAKE #1
®Press key (5) to set DISPLAY INDICATOR (4) to WAKE 1position.
®Slide WAKE 1SELECTOR (14) to MUSIC or MUSIC/ALARM.
©Enter desired AM or PM Wake Up Time using orlEWD‘a) keys (Simultaneously
pressing key will change the DIGITAL DISPLAY at afast rate).
¢Press key (5) to return DISPLAY INDICATOR (4) to TIME LOCK position.
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-Lock
-RADIO WAKE
SELECTORS
DISPLAY POSITION INDICATOR (4)
WAKE #2
*Press key (5) to set FUNCTION INDICATOR (4) to WAKE 2position,
®Slide WAKE 2 SELECTOR (14) to MUSIC or MUSIC/ALARM position.
@Enter desired AM or PM Wake Up Time using or keys. Simultaneous-
ly pressing key will advance the DIGITAL DISPLAY at afast rate.
Press key (5) to return DISPLAY INDICATOR (4) to TIME LOCK position.
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To Set the Wake Up Systems
Use WAKE 1and WAKE 2SELECTORS (14) to choose how you want to wake up at the
“WAKE 1” and/or “WAKE 2” time you have entered into memory.
_MUSIC/
OFF Shuts off Wake Up Method. eALARM
MUSIC —Radio automatically turns on
tuned to the station stored in =. e
Memory (for WAKE 1) or WAKE
Memory [2] (for WAKE 2). SELECTORS
MUSIC/ —The radio will turn on at the selected wake up time, followed by the tone alarm.
ALARM —The number of minutes between when the radio sounds and when the tone alarm
sounds is determined by the number of minutes (5 to 60) programmed with the
Snooz Alarm. See Snooz Alarm Operation.
For your convenience, the ALARM INDICATOR (3) located in the Digital Display lights when
you select a“Wake Up Method’, to show you have set the wake up system to either or both
Wake 1or Wake 2.
NOTE: The WAKE 1and WAKE 2SELECTORS (14) are used with Memory and
that you previously ‘stored’ in memory.
WAKE 1... Radio automatically turns on to the station stored in Memory #1.
WAKE 2... Radio automatically turns on to the station stored in Memory #2.
If WAKE 1and WAKE 2are set at the same Wake Up time, WAKE 1will override and the
radio will tune to station stored in Memory #1.
lf WAKE 1and WAKE 2are NOT set for the same Wake Up time, the radio will sound at the
“earlier” Wake Up time (either WAKE 1or WAKE 2) then the “later” Wake Up time will
override and automatically tune to the station stored in its memory.
To turn radio (or alarm) off sooner, press OFF key. or slide WAKE SELECTOR (14) to
OFF. When left ina WAKE UP mode, your radio will sound for one hour, turn itself off, then
turn on again the following day without resetting any keys.
Programmable Snooz-Alarm® Clock Operation
The Snooz-Alarm Clock operates with the Wake Up System.
1. During the WAKE-TO-MUSIC cycle, pressing will turn off the radio for the
duration of the programmed SNOOZ cycle time, then the radio will come on again.
SNOOZ can be used continuously. After the last SNOOZ cycle, the radio will play for
one hour more, then turn itself off.
2. During the WAKE-TO-MUSIC/ALARM
cycle, pressing will only turn the alarm
OFF for the duration of SNOOZ cycle time. The radio will continue to play. Changing the
SNOOZ cycle will effect the number of minutes the Alarm is delayed when operating in
WAKE TO MUSIC/ALARM mode. See Set the Wake Up Systems.
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TO PROGRAM THE SNOOZ-ALARM CLOCK TIME:
'The SNOOZ cycle is preset 1. Press and release the [SNOOZ] key. The display
for 10 minutes at the factory. will show the amount of SNOOZ time in memory.
This time may be changed as /::
desired from 5to 60 minutes. 2. Choose the desired SNOOZ time (5 to 60 minutes
in 5minute increments) using the [REV/'W] or
keys. [FAST] key has no effect.
NOTE: The [REV7W]or [FWO/a] keys must be
pressed within 5 seconds after you press
or the display reverts to the previous mode.
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Once you program the Snooz-Alarm Clock, the time you selected will remain in
3. Press and release [SNOOZ]key again to enter this
new SNOOZ time into memory.
memory until you change it.
To Sleep to Music
You can drift off to sleep with the radio playing, knowing that it will turn itself off automatically
with the convenient, easy-to-use, programmable “ONE-BUTTON” sleep operation.
SELECT THE SLEEP CYCLE TIME:
*Press and release key.
¢Choose the desired amount of sleep time (up to 90 minutes, in 5minute increments) using
or keys. key will have no effect. The radio will now play for
the chosen length of time, then turn itself off. To turn radio off sooner, press LOFF].
IMPORTANT: To change the [SLEEP] cycle time, [REVZ¥]or [FWD/a) must be pressed
within 5seconds after you press SLEEP key.
The sleep cycle is preset to “0” at the factory which can be changed for up to 90 minutes.
During asleep cycle, pressing [SLEEP]
key again restarts the cycle. Once you program the
SLEEP cycle, the number of minutes you selected will stay that way until you change it, so
the next time you press [SLEEP], the radio automatically comes on for the number of
minutes you previously programmed.
OFF
SLEEP
DISPLAY POSITION INDICATOR (4}
NOTE: You can adjust your radio to lull you to sleep, turn itself off, then awaken you
automatically:
1. Select the Wake Up Times (and Set the Wake Up System)
2. Select the amount of “SLEEP” time. If you previously programmed "SLEEP" time, merely
press [SLEEP] key.
3. Press [DISPLAY] key (5) to return DISPLAY INDICATOR (4) to TIME LOCK position.
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Power Failure Protection
This radio is equipped with amicrocomputer memory holding system that can be
powered (optional) with 2 customer installed 9-volt batteries. When normal household
power is interrupted, or AC line cord is unplugged, the batteries will power the radio
to keep track of time, and maintain radio stations plus alarm times programmed into
memory. When on battery power, the digital display does not light, nor will the radio or
alarm operate. Norma! operation will resume after AC power is restored so you will not
have to re-program any function or set time.
Install batteries as follows:
1. Remove battery compartment door (located on bottom of radio) by applying thumb
pressure to area indicated on battery door and then sliding door towards back
of cabinet.
2. Connect a9-volt battery to each battery connector plug. The power failure protec-
tion circuit will not operate unless both batteries are installed.
3. Insert batteries in compartment and repiace compartment door.
The use of Alkaline batteries NEDA 1604A is recommended for longer memory
hoiding time.
NOTE: Carbon zinc batteries NEDA 1604 may be used but memory holding time will
be substantially reduced.
Memory holding time for fresh alkaline batteries will be up to 8hours, which should
take care of short nuisance type AC power failures. To preserve battery life, the radio
should remain plugged into an AC outlet. The batteries should be removed if the radio
is unplugged for lengthy periods. As batteries get older, their voltage drops and the
radio may not be able to hold memory. Be sure and replace your batteries periodically.
Batteries are not included with this radio.
Power Failure Indicator
When AC power is restored (or reconnected):
Digital Display will blink to indicate that apower interruption occurred (unless optional
batteries are installed) and Time, Alarm and Station Memory must be reprogrammed.
Station Memory Log
Jot down the Memory position and frequency of each AM or FM station you have stored into
your radio's memory on a chart as shown below.
MEMORY FREQUENCY STATION
POSITION (CALL NUMBERS) CALL LETTERS LOCATION
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Note: For convenience in Jocating broadcast stations in your reception area, refer
to the WHITE'S RADIO LOG for an up-to-date listing of all Canadian and United States
AM/FM Stations referenced by location, frequency (call numbers), and cail letters. The
WHITE'S RADIO LOG is part of COMMUNICATIONS WORLD Magazine, which can be
purchased from most local newsstands or write to. COMMUNICATIONS WORLD,
Attn.: D. Gabree, 380 Lexington Avenue, N.Y., N.Y., 10017 (Cost $2.00)
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Brightness Control
The Digital Display (2) can be adjusted for optimum brightness in any room day or night with
the DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS control (12).
Antennas
AM —Abuilt-in ferrite rod antenna eliminates the need for an outside antenna for AM
reception. Rotating the radio slightly may improve reception for distant AM stations.
FM —The power cord acts as your FM antenna when the connecting bar is in contact with
the FM ANT screw terminal located on the bottom of your set as shown in FIG. 1.
The power cord antenna 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.
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EXTERNAL ANTENNA SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO TERMINALS LABELED
“GROUND” AND “ANTENNA”.
Outside Antenna
The use of an OUTSIDE FM antenna will usually provide an improvement in overall perfor-
mance.
Always consult your General Electric dealer or serviceman for assistance regarding
outside antenna installations. He will recommend the type of antenna that provides
optimum reception in your locality and ways to install it safely for protection against
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bottom, can adapt your radio to the new AM standard broadcast by merely sliding it
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Warning
*Do not attempt to disassemble this
cabinet. This unit does not contain cus-
tomer serviceable components. For ser-
vice, always refer to aqualified service-
man.
*As with any 120-volt AC operated product,
precautions should be observed during
handling and use to prevent electrical
shock.
¢Electronic products of this type should not
be immersed in water or used in bathing
areas.
eExtreme temperatures such as found near
ahot radiator or stove may damage the
cabinet or components in your unit.
*Always leave sufficient space around the
unit for ventilation.
Care
The cabinet should be cleaned with asoft
cloth dampened with water only. (Be sure
power cord is unplugged.) Never use a
polish or strong cleaning agent on the
Important Safety Information
Should any repair be required during the
lifetime of your product, please ask the ser-
viceman to verify that aSAFETY CHECK
has been performed for continued safe op-
eration.
Service
This product should be serviced only by
those especiaily trained in appropriate ser-
vicing techniques. Competent service can be
obtained from any General Electric au-
thorized service facility (see Warranty). At-
tach your sales receipt to this booklet for
future reference or jot down the date this
product was purchased or received as agift.
This information will be valuable if service
should be required during the warranty
period.
Purchase Date Be
cabinet, since these can damage its finish. Name of Store
General Etectric Company Full Ninety-Day Warranty
General Electric Company warrants this product to be free of manufacturing
defects for a90-day period after the original date of consumer purchase or
receipt as agift. This warranty does not include damage to the product resulting
from accident or misuse.
If the product should become defective within the warranty period, we will elect
to repair or replace it free of charge, including free return transportation, pro-
vided it is delivered prepaid to any General Electric authorized service facility.
There is anationwide network of authorized service facilities whose names and
addresses are included with this product. Any questions regarding warranty
service (or out of warranty service) can be directed to: Manager —Consumer
Services, General Electric Company, Audio Electronics Products Department,
Building #5, Electronics Park, Syracuse, New York 13221.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights
which vary from state to state.
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TIMES
SLEEP TO ONE STATION, WAKE
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ELECTRONIC RADIO TUNING
DIGITAL STATION FREQUENCY READOUT
FOUR STATION MEMORY WITH |
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;®Sleep to one station, wake to another
®Keyboard entry, digital readout for both
clock and radio
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