Grundig 5450DLX User manual

GRUnDIG
FIELD RADIO
5450DLX
AM/FM/Shortwave field radio
with
LCD
backlight
display and signal strength indicator
OWNER'S
MANUAL
eten
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S450DLX OWNER'S MANUAL
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Palo
Alto, CA 94303,
USA
WARNING
•
Do
not expose this appliance
to
rain or moisture.
•
Do
not
submerge
or
expose
for
extended period
to
water.
• Protect from high humidity and rain.
• Only operate within specified temperature range
(O
oc
to
40 °C).
• Unplug immediately if liquid
has
been spilled or object
have
fallen
into the apparatus.
• Clean only with a dry cloth. Do not
use
detergents or chemical
solvents
as
this might damage the finish.
• Unplug
and
disconnect external antennas during lightning storms.
•
Do
not remove cover [or back].
•
Refer
servicing
to
qualified
service
personnel.
ENVIRONMENT
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Disposal
A According
to
the European Directive 2002/96/EC all
-Fe
electrical and electronic products must be collected
separately by a local collection system.
Please
act according
to
your local rules and
do
not
dispose
of
your
old products
with
your normal household waste.

S450DLX OWNER'S MANUAL
MORE INFORMATION
This operation guide provides instructions for the most commonly
used aspects of this product. Additional instructions and information
can be found on our web site at www.etoncorp.com.
INSTALLING BATTERIES
The battery compartment is on the back of the radio. Remove it by
pressing the two tabs and pulling up. Install only fresh, new alkaline
D cells, all of the same brand and type. To prevent battery acid leak-
age, follow these instructions. Battery acid leakage is not covered by
the radio's warranty. Never install or replace with batteries of different
brands and types. Never intermix old batteries with new ones. When
not using the radio for more than 30 days, remove the batteries.
USING BATIERIES
Use 6D size alkaline batteries. Install them with correct polarity us-
ing the diagram inside the battery compartment on the back of the
radio. Replace them if the battery strength indicator in the display
shows one bar or the sound becomes distorted. The radio will turn
off automatically if the batteries become too weak.
BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR
The battery level indicator is in the upper left corner of the display.
When batteries are full, ":n•~" will be displayed in the LCD; if "~"
flashes, it indicates that batteries are low and the radio will soon turn
off automatically.
S450DLX OWNER'S MANUAL
USING AC POWER
Plug AC adapter into the socket on the left side of the radio. Use
only the AC adapter supplied. When the AC adapter is plugged in,
the full power level will show
in the upper left corner of the display,
looking like a full battery. If you lose the
AC adapter that came with
the radio, use one with 9 Volt DC output, negative polarity, 500
milliampere and a plug
with 5.5 millimeter outer diameter, 2.1
millimeter inner diameter.
POWERING FROM A CAR OR BOAT
Use a DC to DC converter. Output: 9 Volt DC, negative polaritY, outer
diameter 5.5 millimeter; inner diameter
2.1 millimeter.
TURNING ON AND OFF I SETTING AND
DEACTIVATING THE SLEEP TIMER
Turn on the radio by pressing the red POWER & SLEEP button on the
front top right corner of the radio. When it turns on you will briefly
see a sleep timer symbol in the bottom portion of the display, this
is the sleep time and the radio will play for this amount of minutes
and then shut off. It
can be deactivated by continuously pressing the
power button until
'on' appears in the bottom of the display; with
each press you will see the numbers going down from 90 to 60 to
45 to 30 to 15 to 10 to 5 to 1 minute and then to 'on'. When 'on'
appears, stop pressing the button. The sleep timer is now disengaged
and you
don't have to change it unless you want a sleep time to
appear.
To activate the sleep timer, turn the radio on and press the POWER &
SLEEP button continuously until the desired sleep time appears. The
radio will play for the specified length of time and automatically shut
off. The sleep timer symbol will show
in the display, "P!!I".
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TURNING THE S450DLX ON AND OFF
Turn on the radio by pressing the red POWER & SLEEP button on the
front top right corner of the radio. When the unit is on, press the
POWER & SLEEP again to turn the radio off.
SETTING AND DEACTIVATING THE SLEEP TIMER
To activate the sleep timer, turn the radio on and press the POWER &
SLEEP button continuously until the desired sleep time appears. The
sleep
timer symbol will show in the display, "t!!!l". With each press,
the display will show the following on/sleep options: On, 90 to 60 to
45 to 30 to 15 to 10 to 5 to 1.minute and then to 'on'. The radio will
play for the specified length of time and automatically shut off. When
'on' appears, the sleep timer will be disengaged.
VOLUME KNOB
Turn up the volume by turning the volume knob (upper left of four
knobs at lower front center of radio) clockwise (right), down by turning
the knob counterclockwise (left).
POWER fAILURE BACKUP FEATURE
If batteries are in the unit and it is powered via its AC adapter, it will
automatically switch to battery use if there is an AC power failure.
S450DLX OWNER'S MANUAL
USING THE LOCK BUTTON
To lock all of the keys and buttons press and hold the LOCK button
"~" (front top of the radio) until you see a symbol of a key appear
in the top, middle of the display. Press the same button for 2 seconds
to unlock it.
USING THE QUICK TUNE BUTTON
(Q. TUNE button, below the display)
To quickly tune across a band press the Q.TUNE button. It will save
you time when going to a frequency on the other end of the band.
This works on
AM, FM and Shortwave.
THE TUNING KNOB CONTROLS:
STOP, SLOW, FAST
Above the tuning knob are the STOP, SLOW and FAST buttons. Pressing
STOP locks the tuning dial. Press it again to unlock it. Pressing SLOW or FAST
gives you slow tuning orfast tuning. Use which ever one thatyou prefer.
ANTENNA OX/LOCAL SWITCH
(right side of radio)
If the station you're listening to is so strong that it sounds distorted,
turn this switch to the LOCAL position. Otherwise, leave it on DX,
which stands for maximum distance.

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MANUAL
TUNING IN
STAT
IONS
The
FM
frequency range
is
from
87
to
108 MHz.
•
Fully
extend the telescopic antenna and turn
on
the radio.
•
Place
the
top
BANDWIDTH control onto the MONO or
STEREO
position. Stereo
is
needed only when you're using headphones and
STEREO
appears above the top left
of
the frequency
in
the display.
FM
mono
has
better signal and noise ratio
as
well
as
anti-multiplex
interference.
•
Tune
in
the station
with
the
TUNING
knob or
by
pressing the
UP/
DOWN button or
by
pressing and holding the UP/DOWN button
for
one second
to
engage auto tuning.
BASS/TREBLE
KNOBS
(lower left and right
of
four knobs
at
lower front center
of
radio)
Use
these knobs
to
control the
bass
and treble response
of
the radio's
speaker system.
USING THE
AM
RF
GAIN KNOB
(upper right
of
four knobs
at
lower front center
of
radio)
When listening
to
AM
(MW)
broadcast stations, this control knob
should be dialed
to
or
near position
5.
If you are listening
to
a
weak
station, increase
the
gain,
when
listening
to
extremely strong stations,
decrease
the
gain.
For
listening
to
Shortwave stations, place this
control
to
maximum gain and decrease
the
gain
as
necessary.
S4SODLX
OWNER'S
MANUAL
TUNING IN
MW
STATIONS
(AM);
CHANGING
THE
TUNING
STEPS
MW,
or
medium wave stations,
known
as
AM
stations in North
America, range
from
520
to
171
0
KHz
in
North America and
from
522
to
1620 KHz in
other
parts
of
the world.
In
North America they
tune
in
1
0
KHz
steps and
in
other
parts
of
the
world
they may
tune
in 9
KHz
steps. The radio
is
set up
for
1
0
KHz
tuning by default,
but
to
change the steps
to
9
KHz,
go into the battery
compartment
and
move
the
switch
from
1
0
KHz
to
9
KHz
and then
press
the
reset
button
(in the
front
lower
right
of
the radio)
with
a paper clip. The
switch
is
located on
the
middle
of
the ridge between
the
upper set
and lower set
of
batteries.
1.
Turn
on the radio.
2.
Place
the
top
BANDWIDTH switch into
theW
or N position (wide or
narrow).
Place
bottom BANDWIDTH switch into the
MW
position.
3.
Place
AM/SW
RF
GAIN
switch into the 5 position, higher if
necessary.
4.
Tune
in
the station
with
the
TUNING
knob or
by
pressing the
UP/
DOWN button or
by
pressing and holding the
UP/DOWN
button for
one second
to
engage auto tuning.
Use
WIDE
if
no
interference
is
present.
Use
NARROW
if
interference
is
present.

S450DLX OWNER'S
MANUAL
TUNING IN SW
(shortwave)
STATIONS
1.
Turn
on radio.
2.
Place
the upper BANDWIDTH switch
in
theW
or N position.
Place
the lower switch into
SW1,
SW2
or
SW3.
3.
Place
AM/SW
RF
GAIN
control into the
10
position; decrease
if
necessary.
4.
SW
appears
in
frequency range
of
1711
to
29999
KHz.
5.
Tune
in
the station with the
TUNING
knob or
by
pressing the
UP/
DOWN button or by pressing and holding the UP/DOWN button
for
one second
to
engage auto tuning.
TUNING
TO
SW
FREQUENCY RANGES (BANDS)
Tune
to
these frequency ranges
for
best results. The radio can also
tune between these ranges.
49m
41m
31m
25m
19m
16m
15m
13m
11m
rrequency Time
of
Day
,750-5,050
kHz
night
night
night
night
day
day
day
S450DLX OWNER'S
MANUAL
OPTIMIZING
SHORTWAVE RECEPTION
Shortwave enables listening
to
broadcasts over vast distances including
other countries and continents. The following information will help you
get the best results.
• During the
day,
frequencies above
13
MHz
are
usually best.
•
At
night, frequencies below
13
MHz
are
usually best.
• Around sunset and sunrise, the entire shortwave range may
be
good.
• Getting very
close
to
a
window
and holding the radio improves
shortwave reception.
To
learn
about
shortwave
we
recommend the publication below,
published yearly and available from major booksellers. Additionally,
the Internet
is
a great resource
for
learning
about
shortwave.
Type
'shortwave reception'
into
your favorite search engine.
WORLD
RADIO
TV
HANDBOOK
Published in the USA by Watson-Guptill Publications,
770
Broadway,
7th
Floor,
New
York,
NY
10003-9595.
www.watsonguptill.com
STORING
AND
RETRIEVING STATIONS
INTO
AND
FROM
PRESETS
(MEMORIES)
Tune
to
the station
that
you
want
to
store.
Press
and release the
T.SET
button
and
see
'Preset'
with
a number underneath
it
flash in the right
side
of
the display.
Press
the
UP
or
DOWN buttons over and over
to
find the 'Preset'
number
that
you
want
to
store
it
into. A quick press
of
the
T.SET
button
will finalize the entry.
Press
the
PRESET
button
continuously
to
retrieve the stations
that
have been stored. Notice
that
the frequency
in
the display changes
and the 'Preset'
number
shows on the right side
of
the
display.
A station cannot be erased from memory. Simply store another station
over it.
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SETTING THE CLOCK
The S450DLX's clock works in either the 12
hour
or
24
hour
mode.
To
change
the
clock
from
one mode
to
another,
turn
the
radio off,
press
and hold
the
UP
button
for
5 seconds.
To
set the clock:
1.
Turn
radio off.
2.
Press
and hold the
T.SET
button until the hour starts flashing.
3.
Turn
the tuning knob
in
either direction or
press
the
UP
button
to
set the hour.
4. Quick
press
the DOWN button
to
make the minutes flash and turn
the tuning knob
to
set the minutes
5.
Quick
press
the
T.SET
button
to
finalize the entry.
Do the above steps quickly
or
the time set mode will exit.
If
it
exits, simply start over.
SET
TING THE AL
ARM
CLOCK
There are
two
alarm clocks, Timer A and Timer
B.
1.
Turn
the radio
off
.
2.
Press
and hold the
TIMER
A or
TIMER
B button until the hour flashes.
3.
Turn
the tuning knob
in
either direction or
press
the
UP
button
to
set
the hour.
4. Quick
press
the DOWN button
to
make the minutes flash and turn
the tuning knob
to
set the minutes.
5.
Quick
press
whichever button you
are
using,
TIMER
A or
TIMER
B,
to
finalize entry.
S450DLX OWNER'S MANUAL
ACTIVATING
AND
DEACTIVATING
TH.E
ALARM
CLOCK
Press
and release
the
TIMER
A
or
TIMER
B
button.
'Timer A'
or
'Timer
B'
flashes
in
the display. While
it
flashes, press ALARM over and over.
A bell
"(<.l),"
speaker~·>)
or
nothing
appears
in
the
display next
to
'Timer A'
or
'Timer B'. Select
the
bell icon
to
activate the alarm and
set the alarm
to
go
off
with
a beeping sound. Select the speaker icon
if
you wish
to
wake up
to
the
last radio station tuned to. If
nothing
is
selected the alarm will be deactivated.
Set
the
volume
to
a level you
want
to
hear.
USING THE SNOOZE FEATURE
(top right
of
radio)
To
delay the alarm, the snooze feature
can
be
activated
by
pressing the
SNOOZE
button when the alarm turns on. Once
pressed,
the alarm will
activate again
in
5 minutes.
This
can
be
repeated up
to
4 times.
USING THE LINE IN/
OU
T SOCKETS
These
sockets
are
on the right
side
of
the
S450DLX,
an
1/8 inch stereo
type (3.5 mm). An external audio device
(such
as
an
MP3
player)
can
be
played by connecting
an
AUX line from the device into the Line-In socket.
The
Line-Out socket
can
be
used
to
feed audio from the S450DLX
to
amplified external
speakers.
USING THE EARPHONE JACK
The earphone jack can be used
with
stereo headphones using
an
1/8
inch (3.5 millimeter) plug.
FM
sound
is
in
stereo
if
the signal
is
sent
in
stereo and the
ST
position
is
selected
with
the
BANDWIDTH switch.
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EXTERNAL ANTENNAS
FM/SW
EXT.
ANT.
-this
socket, on the
back
of
the radio
is
primarily
for antennas designed to
be
fed with
50
or
75
ohm
coaxial
cable,
such
as
dipoles or comparable antennas. It
can
also
be
used
for long
wire antennas.
Use
Fplugs for feeding this
socket.
ANT.
SENS
SWITCH: EXT
or
INT
(right side
of
radio)
Use
this
switch
to
enable
the
use
of
FM
or
SW
internal
or
external
antennas.
MW
EXT.
ANT.
-This
is
a
500
ohm
impedance
socket,
for
use
with
long
wire
antennas.
USING THE GRUNDIG
AN200
ANTENNA
FOR
IMPROVED
AM(MW)
PERFORMANCE
(not included)
The
AN200
AM
broadcast
band
(MW)
loop
antenna
or
any
similar
model
does
not
need
to
be
plugged
in,
simply
set
it
next
to
the
radio
and
tune it
to
the
same
frequency
that
the
radio
is
tuned
to.
Swivel
the
radio
and
the
antenna
to
achieve
maximum
performance.
This
antenna
can
be
purchased
by
contacting
Eton
or
one
ofour
distributors
.
Call
us
for
details.
S450DLX OWNER'S MANUAL
USING THE
AM
IF
OUT
SOCKET
(back
of
radio)
Use
this F
socket
to
access
an
amplitude modulated intermediate
frequency output for
use
in
receiving
DRM
signals
. It
can
also
be
used
for other
types
of radio frequency experimentation.
We
do not provide
support for this feature.
To
find out
more
about it, enter
'DRM
digital
radio
mondial' or 'AM intermediate frequency output for
DRM'
or
'AM intermediate frequency output'
on
an
internet
search
site
or look
up
these
terms
in
a radio electronics book or
in
an
encyclopedia.
to
access
an
amplitude modulated intermediate frequency output for
use
in
receiving
DRM
signals.
It
can
also
be
used
for other
types
of
radio
frequency experimentation.
We
do not provide support for this
feature.
To
find out
more
about it, enter
'DRM
digital
radio
mondial'
or 'AM intermediate frequency output for
DRM'
or 'AM intermediate
frequency output'
on
an
Internet
search
site
or look
up
these
terms
in
a
radio
electronics
book or
in
an
encyclopedia.
LIGHT BUTTON
(right top
of
radio)
Press
this
button to light the
display
for afew
seconds.
When
using
the
AC
adapter
pressing
it for 3
seconds
will permanently light the
display.
KEY
LIG
HT SWITCH
(rightside
of
radio)
Flip
this switch to
ON
to
make
the
keys
light when they
are
pressed.
Flip
it to
OFF
to turn off this feature.
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TO RESET THE S450DLX
If the radio malfunctions or doesn't work properly, insert a paper clip
into the hole on the front lower right side. Make sure the paper clip is
inserted until the display reappears.
WARRANTY REGISTRATION
The radio is warranted for one-year. To ensure full warranty coverage
or product updates, registration of your product should be completed
as soon as possible after purchase or receipt. You may use one of the
following options to register your product:
1. By visiting our website at www.etoncorp.com.
2. Mail in enclosed warranty card.
3. Mail your registration card or information to the following address;
Include your name, full mailing address, phone number, model
purchased, date purchased, retail vendor name and product
serial
number (typically located in or near the battery compartment):
Et6n Corporation
1015 Corporation Way
Palo Alto, CA 94303
LIMITED WARRANTY
Retain the warranty information from your warranty card with your
proof of purchase or the Limited Warranty information can also be
viewed
at www.etoncorp.com.
S450DLX OWNER'S MANUAL
SERVICE FOR YOUR PRODUCT
To obtain service for your product, we recommend first contacting an Et6n
service representative at 800-872-2228 US, 800-637-1648 Canada or
[phone] for problem determination and trouble-shooting. If further
service is required, the technical staff will instruct how to proceed based on
whether the radio
is still under warranty or needs non-warranty service.
WARRANTY- If your product is still in warranty and the Et6n
service representative determines
that warranty service is needed, a
return authorization will
be issued and instructions for shipment to
an authorized warranty repair facility. Do not ship your radio back
without obtaining the return authorization number.
NON-WARRANTY- If your product is no longer under warranty and
requires service
our technical staff will refer you to the nearest repair
facility
that will be able to best handle the repair.
For service outside of North America, please refer to the distributor
information included at time
of purchase/receipt.
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the
original
customer
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manufacturing
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and
workmanship
on
t
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warranty
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orig
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purchaser
and
is
not
transferable
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This
limited
warranty
begins
on
the
original
date
of
purchase,
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is
valid
only
on
products
purchased
through
an
authorized
Et6n
retailer.
Warranty
repairs
must
be
performed
by
Et6n
or
an
authorized
service
center.
To
receive
warranty
service
,the
original
dated
bill
of
sale
,
or
a
copy
,
must
be
presented
upon
request
as
proof
of
purchase
.
Ins
tallation,
remova
l
or
reinstallation
of
the p'
roduct
is
not
included
under
this
warranty.
Shipping
to
Et6n
or
the
authorized
se
r
vice
center
is
the
responsibility
of
the
purchaser
.
For
products
purchased
in
Europe
,
please
return
to
your
deale
r
or
the distributor
of
your
country,
whic
his
listed
on
a
sheet
included
in
the
packag
i
ng
.
Et6n
will
repair
or
replace
this
product,
at
our
option
and
at
no
charge,
with
new
or
reconditioned
parts
ifthis
product
is
found
to
be
defective
during
the
limited
warranty
period
.
To
be
e
li
gib
lefor
warranty
coverage,
the
product
must
be
returned
with
shipp
in
gch
arges
prepaid
no
later
than
15
days
after the
expiration
of
the
warranty
period
to
Et6n
or
the
designated
serv
i
ce
cente
r.
WARRANTY
REGISTRATION
To
ensure full warranty coverage or product updates,registration
of
your product
should
be
completed
as
soon
as
possible after purchase or receipt.
You
may u
se
one
of
the following options to register your product:
1.
By
visiting our website at http://www.etoncorp.com.
2.
Mail
in
enclosed warranty
card.
3.
Mail
your registration
card
or
information to following address; include your
name,
full mailing address, phone number,
email
address, model pur
ch
ased, date
purchased, retail vendor name:
Et6n Corporation
1015 Corporation
Way
Palo
Alto,
CA
94303
USA
LIMITED WARRANTY
Retain the warranty information from your warranty
card
wi
th
your proof
of
purchase or the Limited Warranty information
can
also
be
viewed
at
www.etoncorp.com.
Prior
to r
eturni
ng
any
product
fo
r
warr
anty
ser
vi
ce
,the
purch
ase
r
must
con
t
act
Et
6n
or
the
designated
service
center
for
troub
l
eshoot
i
ng
and
ser
vice
procedure
in
structi
ons.
Damage
d
parts
or
products
become
the
property
of
Et6n
.
Pa
rts
and
pr
oducts
re
pl
aced
by
Et6n
assume
the
remain
in
g
origina
l
warranty,
or
n
in
ety
(9
0)
days
,which
eve
ris
longe
r.
This
l
im
i
ted
warranty
covers
manufactu
r
ing
defects
in
material
and
wo
rkmanship
enco
u
ntere
d
in
n
ormal,
noncom
me
rc
ial
use
of
this
p
ro
du
ct
and
shall
not
appl
yto
th
e
fo
ll
ow
i
ng
,i
nc
l
ud
i
ng
,but
not limi
ted
to:
damage
that
occurs
duetoa
ppl
ic
ati
ons
an
du
ses
for
whichthe
prod
uctw
as
no
t
intended
;
fa
il
ures
or
pr
ob
l
ems
that arec
aused
by
pr
oducts
or
e
qu
ip
ment
no
t
supp
li
ed
by
Et6n
;
acc
i
dents
,
misuse
,
abuse,
neglectmi
sappli
cat
ion,fi
re
,water,
lig
h
tning
,
or
othe
r
acts
of
nature
;
i
nco
rr
ec
t li
ne
voltage
,
fluctuations,
or
surges
;
damage
ca
u
sed
byimpr
oper
or
fa
ulty
insta
l
la
tion;
damage
caused
by
acid
leakage
from
i
mprope
rly
insta
ll
ed
or
de
fec
ti
ve
batte
ri
es
;
pr
od
uct
alteration
or
modification;
or
use
of
unauthor
i
zed
parts,
supp
li
es,
ac
cessories
,
or
eq
ui
pment
that
damage
thispr
oduct
or
result
in
ser
vi
ce
proble
ms.
SERVICE
INFORMATION
To
obtain
se
r
vice
for
your
Et6
n product first
conta
ct an Et6n
ser
v
ice
rep
r
ese
ntative at
1-800-872-2228 U
S,
1-800-637-1648 Canada
or
you
r r
espec
t
ive
coun
t
ry
dist
rib
ut
or
in
Europe
(see
enclosed
list)
for
tr
oubl
esh
ooting.
Ma
ny
co
mmon
ques
ti
on
s
an
d
pr
ob
l
em
scan
be
resolved
over
the
pho
ne.
SERVICE
FOR
YOUR
PRODUCT
To
obtain service for your product we
reco
mme
nd
first
con
tact
ing an Et6n servi
ce
representative at:
1-800-872-2228
US
,
1-800-637-1648
Canada
,
(550)
903-3866
or
[email protected]
for pr
ob
l
em
d
et
ermin
at
ion
an
d
trouble-shooti
ng.
If furtherservice isrequir
ed
,t
he
te
ch
n
ical
staff
wi
ll
instruct how
to proceed based
on
whe
th
er
the r
ad
io is st
il
l under w
ar
ranty or needs
non-warranty
se
rvice.
WARRANTY- If your prod
uc
t
is
still
in
warranty
an
dthe Et6n
se
rv
ice
r
ep
resent
a-
tive deter
mi
nes
warran
ty
service
is
needed, a return aut
ho
rization wi
ll
be
i
ss
u
ed
and
instructions will
be
given.
DO
NOT
shi
p your r
adi
o
back
without
ob
taining the
return authorizatio
n.
NON-WARRANTY -If your product
is
no longer
un
de
r war
ra
nt
y
an
d r
eq
ui
res
service,the Et6n
se
rvicerepresentative wi
ll
referyou to the
nea
r
es
t repa
ir
facili
ty
that
will best handle ther
epa
ir.
For
service outside N
ort
h America, please refer to the
di
st
r
ib
utor infor
ma
tion
included at time of purchase/re
ce
ipt.

*Denotes Required Field
Et6n Product Registration
Go to: www.etoncorp.com/productregistration, or mail this form today.
Serial number*:
(located in the back of the unit)
Date of purchase*:
Dealers name*:
City*:
Country/Territory*:
Name*:
Address*:
City*:
State/Provlce*:
Postal Code/ZIP Code*:
Country/Territory*:
Telephone Number*:
Email*:
1. Your annual income?
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0 $30,001 to $50,000
0 $50,001 to $75,000
0 $75,001 to $150,000
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2. Your age?
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4. Did you consider another unit before choosing this product?
0 Yes (Please Specify Model): ___________ _
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5. What is youroccupation? __ _ _____ _ _ _ _
6. Howdid you hearabout Et6n?
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0 Other __ __ _____ _
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on products including special offers,
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