Reecom Electronics R-1650C User manual

Model: R-1650C
Owner's Manual
Please read before using this Alert Radio
S.A.M.E Digital Weather / AllHazard Alert Radio
Reecom Electronics Inc.
With AM/FM Digital Radio
http://www.reecominc.com

FCC Information
This device complieswith Part 15of the FCCRules.
Operation is subjectto the following two conditions:
(1) This devicemay not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This devicemust accept any interference received,
including interference thatmay cause undesired operation.
In accordance withFCC requirements, changes or
modifications to thisunit not expressly approved by the
party responsible forcompliance could void the user's
authority to operatethis product.
NOTE: This equipmenthas been tested and found tocomply
with the limitsfor a Class B digital device,pursuant to
Part 15 ofthe FCC Rules. These limits aredesigned to
provide reasonable protectionagainst harmful interference
in a residentialinstallation. This equipment generates, uses
and can radiateradio frequency energy and, ifnot installed
and used inaccordance with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference toradio communications.
However, thereis no guaranteethat interference will not
occur in aparticular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interferenceto radio or television reception,
which can bedetermined by turning the equipment off and
on, the useris encouraged to try to correctthe interference
by one ormore of the following measures:
1. Reorient orrelocate the receiving antenna;
2. Increase theseparation between the equipment and
receiver;
3. Connect theequipment into an outlet on acircuit
different from that to which the receiver isneeded;
4. Consult thedealer or an experienced radio/TV technician
for help.
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TableOf Contents
Features --------------------------------------------------
Getting Started ------------------------------------------
Setting Up theRadio -----------------------------------
Setting Date / Time ----------------------------------
Setting Weather Channel --------------------------
Storing County Code -------------------------------
Setting Alert Mode ----------------------------------
Setting Siren Volume -------------------------------
Choosing A Location--------------------------------
Installing the Back-UpBatteries -------------------
Powering up theRadio ------------------------------
Receiving Alert Message------------------------------
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National Weather Service Test Signals ------------
Alert / Test Message Table -------------------------
Setting Event Blocking--------------------------------
ALARM OUT Socket -----------------------------------
AUDIO OUT Socket ------------------------------------
Siren Tes t ------------------------------------------------
Deleting County Code---------------------------------
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Non-Alert Messages -----------------------------------
Non-Alert Message Table -------------------------- 14

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TroubleShooting ---------------------------------------
Set Alarm Clock1 -----------------------------------
Set Alarm Clock2 -----------------------------------
Activate Alarm Clocks------------------------------
Stop Alarm -------------------------------------------
De-activate Alarm Clocks--------------------------
Alarm Clocks ------------------------------------------- 25
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ONE YEAR LIMITEDWARRANTY ------------------
Service ---------------------------------------------------
Specification --------------------------------------------
Operation -----------------------------------------------
LCD Back Light-------------------------------------
Access to ProgramMenu Page ---------------------
Review Stored CountyCodes ----------------------
Review Alert Message------------------------------
Turn Onthe Radio -----------------------------------
Turn Offthe Radio ----------------------------------
AM/FM Station Memory---------------------------
Station Memory Save-------------------------------
Station Memory Recall-----------------------------
Intro-scan Function ---------------------------------
Sleep Function (RadioTimer) ---------------------
Set Sleep Timer -------------------------------------
Using Sleep Function-------------------------------
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Features:
S.A.M.E. (Specific Area Message Encoding) Operation
-Receives and decodesalert messages to text on LCD
-Filters out alertsthat is notdeclared in yourarea
LCD - Two-Line Alert Messages and Effective Time display
LED - indicates Warning, Watch and Advisory alert levels
County Code Memory - stores / monitors up to 26 counties
Siren Volume Control -Sixteen (16) siren loudnesslevels
7 Weather Channels -digital PLL tuningto NOAA channels
LCD Back Light-continuous back lightselectable
Event Memory - stores up to 25 alert messages with date/time
Digital Volume Control - Sixteen (16)voice loudness levels
Time Function -real time clock and Auto-Calendar on display
Battery Low Detection-detects backup batteryvoltage level
Alarm Out Socket -allows to connect external control system
External Antenna Jack - allows to connectexternal antenna
Dual Alarm Clocks -buzzer alarms andAuto alarms
(wake to radio), SNOOZE function
Selectable Defeat Siren-sets siren On/ Off for some events
VoiceAlert - automatically activates voice announcement
Audio Out Socket -provides audio source to external system
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Built-in AM/FM BandRadio
- AM radio:520KHz - 1710KHz
- FM radio: 87.5 - 108.5MHz
- 16 presetmemory stations, 8for AM andFM band each
- Intro-Scan function,up to 10seconds play intuned station
- SLEEP function,radio timer upto 120 minutescycle time
in one minuteresolution
- Automatically switchto respond Weather / All Hazard alerts

Getting Started
Choosing A Location
Powering Up theRadio
Installing the Back-upBatteries
1. Press downthe battery base cover and slideit downward
to remove.
2. Insert fourbatteries with the correct polarity asindicated
by the '+'and '-' symbols inside the component.
3. Place thebattery case cover back on theradio by sliding
it upwards untilit clicks into place.
The radio requiresfour (4) 1.5 Volt AA sizebatteries
for back-up powerwhen AC power fails (especially
during emergency) or is temporarily disconnected.
1. When theback-up battery is low, the LCD will
display icon.
2. It isrecommended to always power up theradio
with the suppliedAC adapter to maximize back
up battery lifetime.
3. Do notleave weak or dead batteries inthe battery
compartment; the batteriesmay leak and damage
the radio.
Connect the suppliedAC adapter to the radio's DCJack
and to astandard 120V AC wall outlet.
- Choose alocation nearing a window that isfacing the
direction the NOAA(National Oceanic andAtmospheric
Administration) broadcast iscoming from.
- Keep theradio away from obstructions such asa
refrigerator, ametal door, cabinet or wall,or a water pipe
hidden behind awall which wouldgreatly reduces the
radio's reception sensitivity.
- keep theradio away from sources of electricalnoise such
as motors, microwaveovens, and fluorescentlighting.
- The locationshould be close to a continuouspower outlet
which is notswitchable.
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Info
Note

Setting Up the Radio
The radio offers you an extensive range offunctions
which are groupedin program menupages as shown below.
To access the programmenu page, press PROG key for two
seconds. Scroll with or key throughthe menu pages
and select themenu page bypressing ENTER key. Select
submenu pages andsettings of your choice in thesame way.
Press PROG key to returnto the previousmenu level, and
keep pressing PROG key to exit the program menupage.
If no keyare pressed for about 5 minutes,the radio will
exit program menupage automatically.Two-beep sound
indicates wrong keyis pressed.
Setting Date /Time
The date andtime must beset correctly since they will be
logged into theevent memory uponthe alert message
reception.
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Info
Note
Tips Press and hold or key willchange the
number continuously.Release the keyto stop.
1. Press and hold PROG key for 2seconds to enter program
menu page. Skipthis step if it is nowin program menu.
2. Press ENTER key to selectmenu page P1.
3. Press or key to setMonth.
4. Press keyto select Day.
5. Press or key to setDay.
6. Repeat steps4 & 5 to set Year, Hour and Minute respectively.
7. Press ENTER key to save.
Menu
Page
SET DATE TIME
CHANNEL SELECT
ENTER COUNTY
ALERT MODE
SET EVENT BLOCKING
SIREN VOLUME
SIREN TEST
ALARM SOCKET
SET ALARM 1
SET ALARM 2
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
P6
P7
P8
P9
P10
Menu Page Description
SLEEP TIMER
P11

Setting WeatherChannel
Obtaining WeatherChannel/County Codes FromNOAA
1. Press andhold PROG key for 2seconds to enter program
menu page. Skipthis step if it is nowin program menu.
2. Press key to menupage P2.
3. Press ENTER key to select.
Storing County Code
1. Press andhold PROG key for 2seconds to enter program
menu page. Skipthis step if it is nowin program menu.
2. Keep pressing key to menupage P3.
3. Press ENTER key to select.
4. Press or key to selectcounty option.
In order toreceive alerts, theradio must be set to the
correct weather channeland county code(s)(FIPS code) .
To get these informationfor your area, call the NWS
toll free number:1-888-NWS-SAME (1-888-697-7263),
or visit theNOAA web site:
http://www.nws.noaa.gov/nwr/indexnw.htm
In the aboveweb site, searchthe state and county for
your area andthen write downthe Channel (Frequency)
and county code(s). You may wantto obtain thecodes
for other localareas that youtravel through to work.
The radio memorycan store upto 26 county codes (FIPS
codes) to monitoralerts.
There are three(3) county options available for
your selection. Theyare:
1. ALL COUNTY CODES,
2. MULTIPLECOUNTY and
3. SINGLE COUNTY.
Press PROG key will leavethis section
without update.
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Hint
Info
4. Press key to setthe weather channelas you desired.
5. Press ENTER key to confirmand complete thissection.
Press or key to adjustthe volume.
Hint

5. Press ENTER key to confirm.
The radio initiallysets to the ALL COUNTY CODESby
default. Withthis option, the radio will respondto all
alerts regardless ofthe affected areas as long as the
channel is correctlyset.
If you wantto monitor alertsin more than one county
(area), the MULTIPLE COUNTY option would bethe
choice. You can storeup to 26 county codes inthe radio
memory. Themore the countycodes you store in, the
broader the areacoverage the radio will monitor and
vice versa.
If the SINGLE COUNTY option is selected,the radio
will monitor alertsonly affecting yourlocal county /
area. You must storethe county codein the first memory
location which isCOUNTY 01.
If the ALL COUNTY CODES option is selected,
this section iscompleted.
If there isno county codesstored in the memory, go
to next step.
6. Press or key to scrollmemory locations forcounty
code entry / edit.
7. Press ENTER key to select.
8. Press or key to inputthe desired code number.
9. Press keyto the nextdigit.
10. Repeat steps8 & 9 to input the2nd to 6th digit.
11. PressENTER key to save.
Press and hold or key willcontinuously
change the number. Release thekey to stop.
Repeat steps 6to 10 to enter the nextcounty code, ifany.
If any oneof the code digit is blank( _ ), the input
will not beupdated.
If there isno county codesstored in the memory, the
radio will re-setto ALL COUNTY CODES option
automatically.
Press PROG key to leavethis section.
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Info
Hint
Hint
Tips
Hint
Note

Setting Alert Mode
Alert Option Table:
YouHear:
Alert Option: ALARM OUT
Socket: YouSee:
Alert
Enable
VOICE
Alert Disable
8 seconds sire,then,
voice broadcast the
message (maximum
15 minutes) oruntil
you press STOP key.
Activates for
8 seconds LCD
displays
event alert
message
and
Effective
Time.
5 minutes sirenor
until you press
STOP key.
No siren and
voice broadcast
Activates for 5
minutes or until
you press
STOP key.
SIREN
Not
activate
At the VOICE option, after voice broadcast, the radio
will return tothe previous state.
The Alert OptionTable below describes how the radio will
respond in bothvisual and audio upon receiving alerts..
Alert Enable and VOICE options are preset by default.
If you aresatisfied with this setting, skip thissection.
1. Press and hold PROG key for 2seconds to enter program
menu page. Skipthis step if it is nowin program menu.
2. Keep pressing key to themenu page P4.
3. Press ENTER key to select.
4. Press keyto select the alert option eitherAlert Enable
or Alert Disable..
6. Press keyto select eitherVOICE or SIREN option.
7. Press ENTER key to confirmand complete thissection.
If Alert Disable is selected, thissection is completed.
Press PROG key will leavethis section without update.
5. Press ENTER key to confirm.
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Info
Hint
Note
Hint

Setting Siren Volume
1. Press and hold PROG key for 2seconds to enter program
menu page. Skipthis step if it is nowin program menu.
2. Keep pressing key to menupage P5.
3. Press ENTER key to select.The siren volumeis displayed.
4. Press or key to adjustsiren volume.
5. Press ENTER key to saveand complete thissection.
The radio provides16 siren volume leveladjustment for
different noise environmentand hearing impaireduse.
Siren mute optionis available fornon-critical events.
1. Press STOP key to stopand save the siren volume.
2. The ALARM OUT socket becomes activeduring siren.
If the radioreceives the belowalert messages and the
siren volume hasbeen set to00 or SIREN MUTE, it will
still be sirenat the volume level the sameas to what you
have previously setthe volume to hear radio broadcast.
1. BIOLOGICAL HAZARDWARNING
2. CIVIL DANGERWARNING
3. CIVIL EMERGENCYMESSAGE
4. CHEMICAL HAZARDWARNING
5. DAM BREAKWARNING
6. CONTAGIOUSDISEASE WARNING
7. CONTAMINATED WATERWARNING
8. EMERGENCY ACTIONNOTIFICATION
9. EMERGENCY ACTIONTERMINATION
10 EARTHQUAKE WARNING
11. IMMEDIATE EVACUATION
12. FOOD CONTAMINATIONWARNING
13. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS WARNING
14. HURRICANE WARNING
15. INDUSTRIAL FIREWARNING
16. LOCAL AREAEMERGENCY
17. LAWENFORCEMENT WARNING
18. LAND SLIDEWARNING
19. NUCLEAR POWERPLANT WARNING
20. RADIOLOGICAL HAZARDWARNING
21. SHELTER IN-PLACE WARNING
22. TORNADO WARNING
23. TROPICAL STORMWARNING
24. TSUNAMI WATCH
25. TSUNAMI WARNING
26. VOLCANO WARNING
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Info
Tips
Note

National WeatherService (NWS) Test Signals
Periodic test signals(Required Weekly Test or Required
Monthly Test) are sent out by NWStransmitter stations.
Such test signalsare used to let the usersto confirm their
alert radios inuse functioning properly.
Upon receiving thetest signal, the radio will displaythe
test message onthe LCD. The beep tone (fortest signals)
is disabled bydefault. You can enablethe beep tone in
program menu pageP6.
If the radiohas not received any messages (e.g.Test,
Alert or Non-Alertmessages) for consecutive 10 days,
the LCD willdisplay: RE-CHECK SET UP.
Receiving Alert Message
When the radioreceives an alert message, it willdisplay
the Effective Time and respond according to the alert
option set inprogram menu pageP4 ( refer to Alert
Option Table).The flashing LEDindicates
the alert level(Warning, Watch, or Advisory/ ).
The radio's realtime clock / date,
Statement
together with thealert
message will belogged and saved into the eventmemory.
When the radioreceives Non-Alert Messages (refer to
page 14), itwill not give audio and visualresponse but
save the messageto the event memory. Ifa new message
is received, theNon-Alert Message will be clearedfrom
the event memoryright away.
For the scrollingmessage, press and hold STOP key will
stop scrolling. Releasethe key will resume scrolling.
In such occasion,you have to
1. check ifthe weather channel is set correctly,
2. check ifthe county codes stored are rightfor your
local area,
3. check ifthe radio is in weak signalreception (statics),
4. contact yourlocal NOAA to see if theytransmit test
signals periodically.
The RE-CHECK SET UP message will disappearin about
5 minutes afterany key ispressed. After that, Youcan
review it inthe event memory(by pressing MEMORY
key). It willbe cleared fromthe memory as soon as the
radio decodes thenext coming message.
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Tips
Info
Note
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Alert / Test Message Table
1. REQUIRED WEEKLY TEST
2. REQUIRED MONTHLY TEST
3. ADMINISTRATIVE MESSAGE
4. AVALANCHEWATCH
5. AVALANCHEWARNING
Event
N0.
31. NATIONAL SILENT TEST
32. NETWORK NOTIFICATION MESSAGE
33. PRACTICE / DEMO
34. POWER OUTAGE ADVISORY
35. SPECIAL MARINEWARNING
26. HURRICANE WATCH
27. ICEBERG WARNING
28. NATIONALINFORMATION CENTER
29. NATIONAL PERIODIC TEST
30. NATIONAL AUDIBLE TEST
21. FLASH FREEZEWARNING
22. FREEZE WARNING
23. HIGH WINDWATCH
24. HIGH WINDWARNING
25. HURRICANE STATEMENT
16. FLASH FLOODWARNING
17. FLOOD STATEMENT
18. FLOOD WATCH
19. FLOOD WARNING
20. FIRE WARNING
11. DAMWATCH
12. DUST STORMWARNING
13. EVACUATIONWATCH
14. FLASH FLOODSTATEMENT
15. FLASH FLOODWATCH
6. BOIL WATERWARNING
7. BLIZZARD WARNING
8. CHILD ABDUCTIONEMERGENCY
9. COASTALFLOOD WATCH
10. COASTALFLOOD WARNING
Beep (disabled bydefault)
Beep (disabled bydefault)
Beep (disabled bydefault)
Watch Siren
Warning Siren
Audio Alert Tone
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Advisory Siren
Watch Siren
Warning Siren
Watch Siren
Warning Siren
Watch Siren
Advisory Siren
Watch Siren
Warning Siren
Advisory Siren
Watch Siren
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Watch Siren
Warning Siren
Advisory Siren
Watch Siren
Warning Siren
Beep (disabled bydefault)
Beep (disabled bydefault)
Beep (disabled bydefault)
Beep (disabled bydefault)
Beep (disabled bydefault)
Beep (disabled bydefault)
Advisory Siren
Warning Siren
Alert Message onDisplay
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Event
No. Audio Alert Tone
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
49. BIOLOGICAL HAZARDWARNING
50. CIVIL DANGERWARNING
51. CIVIL EMERGENCYMESSAGE
52. CHEMICAL HAZARDWARNING
53. CONTAMINATED WATERWARNING
54. DAM BREAKWARNING
55. CONTAGIOUSDISEASE WARNING
56. EMERGENCY ACTIONNOTIFICATION
57. EMERGENCY ACTION TERMINATION
58. EARTHQUAKE WARNING
59. IMMEDIATE EVACUATION
60. FOOD CONTAMINATIONWARNING
61. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS WARNING
62. HURRICANE WARNING
63. INDUSTRIAL FIREWARNING
64. LOCAL AREAEMERGENCY
65. LAWENFORCEMENT WARNING
66. LAND SLIDEWARNING
67. NUCLEAR POWERPLANT WARNING
68. RADIOLOGICAL HAZARDWARNING
41. 911TELEPHONE OUTAGEEMERGENCY
42. TROPICAL STORMWATCH
43. WINTER STORMWATCH
44. WINTER STORMWARNING
45. WILD FIREWATCH
Advisory Siren
Watch Siren
Watch Siren
Warning Siren
Watch Siren
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Warning
Siren
Warning Siren
Siren
Advisory
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Advisory Siren
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Advisory Siren
Watch Siren
Advisory Siren
46. UNRECOGNIZED STATEMENT
47. UNRECOGNIZED WATCH
48. UNRECOGNIZED EMERGENCY
Alert Message onDisplay
Alert Test Message Table (continue)
36. SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
37. SEVERE WEATHER STATEMENT
38. SEVERE THUNDERSTORMWATCH
39. SEVERE THUNDERSTORMWARNING
40. TORNADO WATCH
Advisory Siren
Advisory Siren
Watch Siren
Warning Siren
Watch Siren

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1. The audioalert tone can be tested inmenu
page P8, SIREN TEST.
2. The alertmessages from Event No. 1 to 48 in the
Alert / Test Message Table can be individuallyset to
block or unblock.See page 15 for details.
No. Audio Alert Tone
Non-Alert Messages
1. TRANSMITTER BACKUPON
2. TRANSMITTER CARRIEROFF
3. TRANSMITTER CARRIERON
4. TRANSMITTER PRIMARY ON
None
When the radioreceiving Non-Alert Messages
described in thetable below, it will notgenerate
audio tone nordisplay the message on the LCDbut
the message willbe saved to the event memory. A
new received messagewill over-write the Non-Alert
message in theevent memory.
Non - AlertMessage Table
Event
No. Audio Alert Tone
Alert Message onDisplay
73. TSUNAMI WARNING
74. VOLCANO WARNING
75. WILD FIREWARNING
76. UNRECOGNIZED WARNING
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Alert Message Table (continue)
Note
Note
69. SHELTER IN-PLACE WARNING
70. TORNADO WARNING
71. TROPICAL STORMWARNING
72. TSUNAMI WATCH
Warning Siren
Warning Siren
Watch Siren
Warning Siren
Non - AlertMessages

Setting Event Blocking(defeat siren / voice)
1. Press andhold PROG key for 2seconds to enter program
menu page. Skipthis step if it is nowin program menu.
2. Keep pressing key to menupage P6.
3. Press ENTER key to select.
4. Press key to scroll throughthe alert messages to edit.
7. Press ENTER key to confirm.
8. Repeat steps 4 to 7to edit others if you desire.
Alert Disable (flashing) =Event Blocked
Alert Enable (flashing) = Event NotBlocked
5. Press ENTER key to select the message tobe edited.
6. Press key to set itto block or not.
The Event No., Corresponding to the Alert Message
Table,is displayed on the LCD.
Some alert messages canbe set tono audio alert (SIREN
and VOICE) but displaythe messages onthe LCD in
order not toannoy you frequently.
These messages are groupedfrom Event No. 1to 48 in
the Alert Message Table. When the radio receives such a
message e.g. REQUIRED WEEKLYTEST, and youhave
already set itblocked, there will beno siren nor voice
alert but displaythe message onthe LCD.
The ALARM OUT socket will not be activated if the
blocked event isreceived.
The messages below areinitially set toblock
at the factory(by default).
1. REQUIRED WEEKLY TEST
2. REQUIRED MONTHLY TEST
3. ADMINISTRATIVE MESSAGE
4. NATIONAL INFORMATION CENTER
5. NATIONAL PERIODIC TEST
6. NATIONAL AUDIBLE TEST
7. NATIONAL SILENT TEST
8. NETWORK NOTIFICATION MESSAGE
9. PRACTICE / DEMO
Editing Event Blocking
Press PROG key to endthis section.
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Hint
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ALARM OUT Socket
If the socketis set to DC OUT, then, whenthe radio
receives alerts, thesocket will output 6 Volts DC (the
voltage will beless when the radio is onlypowered with
back-up batteries) tothe external device.
(the output polarityis shown underneath the socket)
If the socketis set to SWITCH (as internal POWER
SWITCH), then, whenthe radio receives alerts, t
turning on
the power ofthe external device / accessory.
For this function,the socket's electrical maximum
rating is: DCvoltage: 12 Volt.
DC current: 350mA.
connected
he
internal power switchwill be 'closed' and to
connected
Press STOP key to 'open'the internal switch.
Refer to programmenu page P8 (SIREN TEST) to test
this function, ifnecessary.
The ALARM OUT socket is provided on the back of the
radio. The socket'soutput is compatible with home
automation devices fromsuppliers such as Plug'n Power,
X-10 or others.Connect a 3.5mm (1/8inch) phone jack
with polarity asindicated underneath the socket.
AUDIO OUT Socket
1. Press andhold PROG key for 2seconds to enter program
menu page. Skipthis step if it is nowin program menu.
2. Keep pressing key to menupage P7.
3. Press ENTER key to select.
4. Press key to select DC OUT or SWITCH option.
5. Press ENTER key to confirm.
To exit the programmenu, press PROG key.
The socket outputssiren and voice broadcast signal to
the external audiosystems such as Public Address
system, external speakersystem and etc.
When it isnecessary to use this socket, connectthe
3.5mm (1/8 inch)phone jack to the socket withpolarity
as indicated underneaththe socket; the speaker voice is
muted. The volumekeys or ,controls the audio
output level.
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Siren Test
The SIREN TEST menu page P8 lets you topre-hear
and be familiarwith the actual siren / beeptone
generated by theradio when actual alerts / tests
are received.
In addition, theALARM OUT socket function can
be tested here.If desired, connect the external device
to the socketbefore proceeding to the steps below.
1. The siren/ beep tone will last forabout 15 seconds.
2. Press STOP key will stopthe siren /beep tone.
3. During thesiren, the ALARM OUT socket will
output control signalto trigger the external device.
4. When thesiren / beep tone stops, pressPROG key
to exit programmenu page.
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Hint
1. Press andhold PROG key for 2seconds to enterprogram
menu page. Skipthis step if it is nowin program menu.
2. Keep pressing key to menupage P8.
3. The warningsiren, watch siren, advisory siren andbeep
tone will begenerated respectively each time you press
or ENTER key.

Deleting County Code
7. Press or key to setall 6 digits to _ _ _ _ _ _ (blank)
and press ENTER key to delete.
To delete other county codes, repeat steps6 & 7.
1. Press andhold PROG key for 2seconds to enterprogram
menu page. Skipthis step if it is nowin program menu.
2. Keep pressing key to menupage P3.
3. Press ENTER key to select.
4. Select theMULTIPLE COUNTY option.
5. Press ENTER key.
6. Press or key to selectthe county code you want to
delete.
Press PROG key to endthis section.
A beep toneconfirms the county code was deletion.
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Blank