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BATTERY OPERATION
("+" and "-")
1. Open the batterycompartment cover.
2. Insert3 AA size batteries into thecompartment, make sure thepolarity
is correct as shown on thediagram
POWER SOURCE
SPECIFICATIONS
Power Source 3 AAsize batteries(DC 4.5V)
FrequencyRange
AM 520- 1710 KHz
F M 8 8 - 1 0 8 M H z
TV CH2-CH13 MHz
WB CH1-CH7 MHZ
C H A N N E L FREQUENCY
1 162.550 MHz
2 162.400 MHz
3 162.475 MHz
4 162.425 MHz
5 162.450 MHz
6 162.500 MHz
7 162.525 MHz
Speaker 8Ohms 1 W
Power Output 200 mW
Output Jack Earphone 32 Ohm
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Kaito Electronics,Inc
5185 Cliffwood Drive, Montclair CA 91763 USA
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1.TelescopicAntenna
3. LCD
7. STAND BY/SLEEP
8. Tuning UP/MIN Set
10.Tuning DN./HOUR set
11. Lock Switch
12.Preset 0......9
2. Back Light Button
4. Stand (On the back side)
5. Power Button
6. Carrying Strap Holder
9. Volume Control Knob
13. Snooze Button
15. BAND Selector
17.TIME SET/MEMORY
19.Battery Compartment
20.DC Jack
21.Earphone Jack
22.DX/Local Switch
24.Volume Indicator
14. Enter Button
16. Mode Button
18. Reset (Inside battery compartment)
23. Extend Antenna Jack
25. 1/AL Set (Alarm Set 1)
26. 2/AL Set (Alarm Set 2)
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BAND/ALERT ENTER
SNOOZE
AM/FM ST/TV/WB/NOAA PLLSYNTHESIZED STEREO WORLD RECEIVER
1/ALL1SET 2/ALL12 SET
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Electronics,Inc(USA) by Kaito EnterprisesCorp. In China
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KA2031
130X93MM
PLL DigitalRadio
Buttons andNames
TO PREVENT POSSIBLEDAMAGE TO THERADIO
1.Load the batterieswith correct polarity.
2.If the radiois not usedfor a longtime, remove allthe batteries out
and put itin a safeplace. Avoidextreme hot orcold.
3.Remove the lowbatteries as soonas the soundvolume gets lowor
hard to receivestations.
4.Do not mixthe new andlow batteries whenyou put thebatteries in.
TO USE THEAC ADAPTOR(Optional)
If you tryuse theAC adaptor,make sure thevoltage and outputpolarity
is correct asspecified in theradio.
RADIO OPERATION
1.Set LOCK switchto OFF.
2.Press POWER buttonto turn onthe radio.
3.Adjust the volumeto a properlevel.
4.Use BAND/ALERT (Band Selector15) tochange bands between
AM/FM/TV/WB.
5.Press the Lightbutton, the backlightwill last for8 seconds.
6.Totune the radio,you can keyin or stepsearch for theAM/FM
stations; for TVand Weather bands.On AM/FMbands, you canuse the
tuning button ornumbers to directkey in thefrequency; in TV/WBband,
just press thetunning button toselect the channels.
1. SETTING CLOCK MODE
2. ADJUSTINGTHE CLOCK
SLEEP TIMER
1. When the radio is turned on,press the SLEEP button,then
90 and" SLEEP "will appearon LCD. You canselect thedesired time
from 10 to 90 by pressing theSLEEP button,and the radio willturn off
automatically atthe preset time. Ifthe knob is pressedagain, the sleep
function is cancelled.
TO SET THE ALARM TIME
YOU CAN SET TWO ALARM TIME
1. Turn off the radio;
2. Press 1/AL1SET button, " 1 " will appear on the display. Then press
TIME SET MEMORY button twice, " Al1 " willappear on thedisplay. Thealarm
time will flashonthe LCD, meanwhile press HOUR/TUNE-or MIN/TUNE+
button seperately as many times as needed till the required time is reached.
After the time flash several times,
3.When you hear the unit alarm, press SNOOZE button,the radio will stop
alarm, but 8seconds later, the radio will alarmagain.
Note: You have to choose AM/PM Properly.
the radio isset with the alert 1.Then press the
POWER button to turn on theradio and listen to the radio.
Tocancel the alerttime, press the 1/AL1 button again, the alert iscancelled.
Toselect second alert,use the button 2/AL2 Set button as the step stipulated
above.
When the radiois off, thecurrent time displayson the LCD.When the
radio is on,press MODE button,it switches amongthe modes: time,
alert1, alert2, frequencyand time repeatedly. If itis set totime mode, 4
seconds later,it will goback to frequencymode automatically.
When the radiois OFF, press TIMESET button, theclock number will
flash, then usethe HOUR/TUNE+ buttonto adjust Hour, and
MIN/TUNE- button toadjust minute.After a fewseconds, the timeis
set automatically.
FM/TV/WB
AM
AM
The built inferrite antenna willgive you agood reception onAM, butyou need
to adjust thedirection to getthe max receptionon theAM station.
TWO TURN-ON TIMERS
The radio canbe turned onat two differenttime.
1.When the radiois turned off,press 1/AL1 SETbutton twice, the" " willbe
shown on theLCD display,then press TIMESET MEMORYbutton twice, the"
AL1 " willbe shown andyou can pressHOUR/TUNE- and MIN/TUNE+
seperately to adjustthe time.After the timeflash several times,the radio wil
display " "and clock. Theradio will beturned on atthe preset time.
Press1/AL1 SET button,the function iscancelled.
2.When the radiois turned off,press 2/AL2 SETbutton twice, twice the " "will
be shown onthe display,then press TIMESET MEMORYbutton three times, the
"AL2" will beshown and youcan press HOUR/TUNE-and MIN/TUNE+
seperately to adjustthe time.After the timeflash several times,theradio wil
display " "and clock. Theradio will beturned on atthe preset time.Press
2/AL2 SET button,the function iscancelled.
Note: Make sureyou select AM/PM Properly.
ANTENNAS
FM/TV/WB
Pull out thetelescopic antenna andadjust its lengthand angle foroptimum
reception.
5 Never get the radioto a chemical thatmight damage the caseof the radio.
RADIO MAINTENANCE
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If the radio isnot used for along time, remove thebatteries from the battery
compartment to prevent possiblebattery leakage.
The radio should bekept in a placewith no extreme heator cold. Do notget
the radio in avery humidity place andnever get any liquidinto the radio.
Takethe radio with care,any shock may damagethe parts inside.
When use the radioin a moving vehicle, a cement building, use the radio
close to the openwindow for better reception.Any metal willhave interference
on the reception.
With AM/FM/TV/NOAAWeather Bands
Disclaimer:
Due to thesignal strength changesin different areasin the country, the
radio is notguaranteed to receivethe NOAAalert signals, Kaito
Electronics Inc. isnot responsible forany damage orloss due tothe
NOAA signalis not received.
