Sony ICF-CS10iP DREAM MACHINE User manual
SONY
4-150-697-11(1) Owner's Record
The
model
number
and
the
serial
number
are
located
on
the
boltom.
Record
the
serial
number
in
the
space
provided
below.
Refer
to
them
whenever
you
call
upon
your
Sony
dealer
regarding
this
product.
Model
No.
ICF-CS10iP
Serial
No.
_
WARNING
•Replace the battery for the clock backup with a
Sony CR2032 lithium battery,
and
the battery
for
the
remote
commander
with aSony CR2025
lithium battery. Use
of
another
battery may
present arisk
of
fire or explosion.
•Battery may explode
if
mistreated.
Do
not
recharge, disassemble
or
dispose
of
in
fire.
•Dispose
of
used battery promptly. Keep away
from children.
1-800-488-S0NY(7669)
For an accessory
or
part not available
from
your
authorized dealer, can:
Precautions
NOTES
ON LITHIUM
BATTERY
•Wipe the battery with a
dry
cloth to assure a
good contact.
•Be
sure
to observe the correct polarity
when
installing the battery.
•
Do
not
hold the battery with metallic tweezers,
otherwise a
short~circuit
may
occur.
Ifyou have any questions
or
problems concerning
your
unit, please consult your nearest Sony dealer.
Important
Safety
Instructions
1)
Read these instructions.
2)
Keep these instructions.
3)
Heed
aU
warnings.
4) Follow all instructions.
5)
Do
not
use this apparatus near water.
6)
Clean only with dry cloth.
7)
Do
not block any ventilation openings.
Install in accordance with the manufacturer's
instructions.
8)
Do
not
install
near
any heat sources such as
radiators. heat registers, stoves.
or
other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce
heat.
9)
Do
not
defeat the safety
purpose
of
the
polarized
or
grounding-type plug. Apolarized
plug has two blades with
one
wider
than
the
other. Agrounding type plug has two blades
and
a
third
grounding
prong. The wide blade
or
the third
prong
are provided for
your
safety.
If
the proVided plug does
not
fit into
your
outlet, consult an electrician for replacement
of
the obsolete outlet.
10)
Protect the power
cord
from being walked on
or
pinched particularly at plugs, convenience
receptacles,
and
the point where
they
exit
from the apparatus.
11)Only use attachments/accessories specified by
the manufacturer.
12)
Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket,
or
table specified by the manufacturer,
or
sold
with
the
apparatus.
When
a
cart
is
used. use
caution when moving the cart/apparatus
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13) Unplug this apparatus
during
lightning storms
or
when unused for long periods
of
time.
14) Refer all servicing to qualified service
personnel. Servicing
is
required when the
apparatus has been damaged in any
way.
such
as power-supply cord
or
plug
is
damaged.
liquid has been spilled
or
objects have fallen
into the apparatus, the apparatus has been
exposed to rain
or
moisture, does
not
operate
normally,
or
has been dropped.
For
the
state
of
california,
USA
only
Perchlorate Material-special handling may
apply,
see
www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate
Perchlorate Material: Lithium battery contains
perchlorate
•Play the
unit
on
the power source specified in
"Specifications:'
•Since astrong magnet
is
used for the speaker.
keep personal credit cards using magnetic coding
or spring-wound watches away from the unit to
prevent possible damage from the magnet.
•
Do
not
leave the
unit
in
alocation near aheat
source such as aradiator
or
airduct,
or
in a
place subject to direct sunlight, excessive dust,
mechanical vibration,
or
shock.
•Allow adequate air circulation to prevent internal
heat build-up.
Do
not place the unit on asurface
(a rug, ablanket. etc.) or near materials (a
curtain) which might block the ventilation holes.
•Should any solid object or liquid
fall
into the unit,
unplug the unit and have it checked
by
qualified
personnel before operating it any further.
•
To
clean the casing. use asoft cloth
dampened
with amild detergent solution.
•Never touch the wire
of
the external
FM
antenna during a
thunderstorm.
Furthermore.
immediately disconnect the
AC
power cord
from the radio.
To
reduce
the
risk
of
fire
or
electric shock,
do
not
expose
this
apparatus
to
rain
or
moisture.
To
reduce the risk
of
fire. do
not
cover the
ventilation
of
the apparatus with newspapers,
tablecloths, curtains, etc.
And
do
not
place lighted
candles
on
the apparatus.
To
reduce the risk
of
fire
or
electric shock,
do
not
expose this apparatus to dripping
or
splashing.
and
do
not
place objects filled with liquids. such
as vases. on the apparatus.
Do
not
install the appliance
in
aconfined space,
such
as
abookcase
or
built-in cabinet.
Do
not
expose the batteries (battery pack
or
batteries installed) to excessive heat such as
sunshine, fire
or
the like for along time.
As
the
main
plug
is
used to disconnect the unit
from the mains. connect the
unit
to an easily
accessible
AC
outlet. Should you notice an
abnormality in the unit, disconnect the main plug
from the
AC
outlet immediately.
The
unit
is
not
disconnected from the AC power
source (mains) as long as it
is
connected to the
wall outlet, even
if
the
unit
itselfhas been
turned
off.
The
nameplate
and
important
information
concerning safety are located
on
the
bottom
exterior.
CAUTION
Danger
of
explosion
if
battery
is
incorrectly
replaced. Replace only with the same type.
This
symbol
is
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence
ofimportant operating
and
maintenance
(serVicing)
instructions
in
the
literature accompanying the
appliance.
This
symbol
is
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence
of
un
insulated
"dangerous
voltage"
within
the
product's enclosure
that
may
be
of
sufficient
magnitude
to
constitute
a
risk
ofelectric
shock
to
persons.
NOTE
For
customers
who
purchased this product
in
the
USA
Please
register
this
product
on
line
at
http:{{www.sony.com{productregistration.
Proper registration
will
enable
us
to
send
you
periodic
mailings
about
new
products,
services,
and
other important announcements.
Registering
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adjustment
or
modification.
Thank
you.
You
are cautioned that any changes
or
modifications
not
expressly approved in this
manual could void
your
authority to operate this
equipment.
This equipment has been tested
and
found to
comply with the limits for aClass Bdigital device.
pursuant to
Part
15
of
the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in aresidential
installation. This equipment generates, uses
and
can radiate radio frequency energy and.
if
not
installed
and
used
in
accordance with the
instructions. may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. However. there
is
no
guarantee that interference will
not
occur
in a
particular installation.
If
this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio
or
television
reception, which can be determined by
turning
the equipment
off
and
on, the user
is
encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one
or
more
of
the following measures:
-
Reorient
or
relocate
the
receiving
antenna.
-
Increase
the
separation
between
the
equipment
and
receiver.
-Connect
the
equipment into
an
outlet
on
acircuit
different
from
that
to
which
the
receiver
is
connected.
-Consult
the
dealer
or
an
experienced radio/TV
technician
for
help.
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WARRANTVluson,y)
Sony Electronics Inc.
("Sony")
warrants this product against defects in material
or
workmanship
for
the
time
periods
and
as
set forth below.
Pursuant
to this
limited
Warranty,
Sony
will,
at
its option, (i) repair
the
product
using
new
orrefurbished
partsor
(iil replace the product
with
a
new
orrefurbished product. For purposes
of
this
limited
Warranty, "refurbished"
means
aproduct
or
part
that
has
been
retumed
to
its original specifICations. In
the
event
of
adefect,
these
are
your
exclusive
remedies.
labor:
For aperiod
of
one (1) year
from
the original date
of
purchase
of
the product (HLabor WarrantyHI,
Sony
will, at its option. repair orreplace
with
new
or refurbished product, product determined to be defective. If
Sony
elects to replace
the
product after this Labor Warranty has expired but
while
the
Parts Warranty
below
is still
in
effect,
it
will
do
so for the applicable laborcharge.
Parts: For aperiod
of
one
(11
year
from
the
original date
of
purchase
of
product ("Parts Warranty"),
Sony
will
supply
new
or
refurbished replacement parts in exchange
for
parts determined
to
be defective.
This Limited Warranty covers only
the
hardware comlX'nents packaged
with
the
Product. It does not cover
technical assistancefor hardware
or
softwareusage and
it
does
not
cover any software products
whether
or
not
contained in the Product; any such software
is
provided
"AS
IS" unless expressly provided for
in
any enclosed
software Limited Warranty. Please refer
to
the End UserLicense Agreements included
with
the
Product
for
your
rights and obligations
with
respect to the software.
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do
n01
allow
the exclusion
or
limitation
of
incidental
or
consequential damages,
or
allow
limitations
on
how
long
an implied warrantylasts, so
the
above limitations orexclusions
may
not apply
to
you.This
limited
Warranty gives you specific legal rights and
you
may
have
other
rights which vary
from
state
to
state.
Or
call the
Sony
Customer
Information
Service
Center
1-800-222-S0NY
(76691
Repair
I
Replacement
Warranty:
This Limited Warranty shall
apply
10
any
repair, replacement part
or
replace-
ment
product for
the
remainder
of
the
original Limited Warranty period
or
for ninety
(90)
days. whichever is
longer.
Any
parts or product replaced under
this
Limited Warranty
will
become
the
property
of
Sony.
This LimitedWarranty
only
covers product issuescaused
by
defects in material
or
workmanship
during
ordinary
consumer use;
it
does notcover product issuescaused
by
any
other
reason. including but
not
limited
to
product
issues dueto commercial use, acts
of
God, misuse, limitations
of
technology,
or
modification
of
or
to
any part
of
the
Sony
product. This Limited Warranty does not cover
Sony
products sold AS
IS
or
WITH ALL FAULTS
or
consumables (such
as
fuses or batteries). This
limited
Warranty is invalid
if
the factory-applied serial
number
has been altered
or
removed
from
the product. This Limited Warranty
is
valid
only
in the United States.
Instructions:
To obtain warranty service,
you
must
deliver
the
product, freight prepaid. in either its original
packaging
or
packaging affording an equal degree
of
protection to
the
Sony
authorized servicefacilityspecified.
tt
is
your
responsibility
to
backup
any
data.
software
or
other
materials
you
may
have
stored
or
pre-
served
on
your
unit.
tt
is
likely
that
such
data.
software,
or
other
materials
will
be
lost
or
reformatted
during
service
and
Sony
will
not
be
responsible
for
any
such
damage
or
10ss.Adated purchase receipt is
required. For specific instructions
on
how
to
obtain
warranty
service for
your
product,
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FOR
ANY
INCIDENTAL
OR
CONSEQUENTiAl
DAMAGES
FOR
BREACH
OF
ANY
EXPRESS
OR
IMPLIED WARRANTY
ON
THIS
PRODUCT.
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EXTENT PROHIBITED
BY
APPLICABLE LAW,
ANY
IMPLIEDWARRANTY
OF
MERCHANTABILITY
OR
FITNESS
FOA
APARTICULAR
PURPOSE
ON THIS PRODUCT
IS LIMITED
IN
DURATION TO
THE
DURATION
OF
THIS WARRANTY.
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atrademark
of
Sony Corporation.
Operating Instructions
ICF-CS10iP
DREAM
MACHINE
FM/AM
Clock Radio
fit
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POWER
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No Power No Problem
is
atrademark
of
Sony Corporation.
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This
unit
includes
apreinstalled
Sony
Lithium
battery
(CR2032)
as
back-up
power
source
for
the
clock,
which
is
preset
to
EST
(Eastern
Standard
Time)
at
the
factory.
And
this battery
is
considered part of
the
product.
3
Close
the
battery
compartment
lid
and
secure
it
with
the
screw
(see
Fig. @),
4
Press
iPod
&
iPhone
HI,
RADIO
BAND, AUDIO
IN
or
SNOOZE/DATE/
SLEEP OFF
to
turn
"co"
off
in
the
display.
Note
When
you replace
the
battery,
do
not
disconnect
the
plug from
the
AC outlet. Otherwise,
the
calendar.
current
time,
alarm
and
station presets
will
be
initialized.
If
the
time
in
the
display
is
incorrect
after
the
battery
is
changed
(Reset)
Press
the
reset
button
with a
pointed
device.
The
reset
button
is in
the
small hole located in
the
batterycompartment (see
Fig,
0),
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®
To keep accurate time, this
unit
contains a
CR2032 battery as a
backup
power
source.
The battery keeps the clock and the alarm
operating in
the
event
of
a
power
interruption.
Tip
Adjust
the
direction
of
the
AM
loop
antenna
for
best AM
broadcast
sound.
Pull
the
AM
antenna
terminal
while
pushing
up
the
terminal
clamp.
Replacing
the
battery
1
Keep
the
AC
plug
connected
to
the
AC
outlet, remove
the
screw
that
secures
the
battery
compartment
lid
at
the
bottom
of
the unit using ascrewdriver, and open
the
lid
(see
Fig.
CD).
2
Insert
a
new
battery
in
the
battery
compartment
with
the
0
side
facing
up
(see
Fig. ®).
Adjusting
the
AM
loop
antenna
Find aplace
and
an
orientation
that
provide
good
reception.
•
Do
not
place
the
AM loop
antenna
near
the
unit
or
other
AV
equipment, as noise
may
result.
Notes
•
Do
not
attempt
to charge
the
battery.
•
If
you are
not
going
to
use
the
remote
commander
for along time, remove
the
battery
to
avoid any
damage
that
may
be
caused by
leakage
and
corrosion.
Knowing
when
to
replace
the
battery
When
the
battery
becomes weak, "6\J" appears
in
the display.
If
a
power
interruption
occurs
while
the
batteryis
weak,
the
current
time
and
alarm will
be
initialized.
Replace the battery with aSony CR2032 lithium
battery. Use
of
another
battery
may
cause afire
or
explosion.
Note
If"AM 12:00" flashes in
the
display
when
the
unit
is
connected
to
an
AC outlet for
the
first time,
the
battery
may
be
weak. In this case, consult
your
Sony dealer.
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Before using
the
card
remote
commander
for
the
first time, remove
the
insulation film.
About
the
backup
battery
Preparing
the
remote
commander
When
to
replace
the
battery
With normal use, the battery (CR2025) should
last for
about
six months.
When
the
remote
commander
no
longer operates
the
unit. replace
the
battery with a
new
one.
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To
remove
the
AM
loop
antenna
Channel
step
Frequency
530 - 1 710 kHz
10
kHzAM
Band
General
Speaker
Approx. 5.7
em
(2
1/
4inches) dia. 6n
Input
AUDIO IN jack (0
35
mm
stereo minijack)
Power
output
3.5 W+3.5 W(at 10%
harmonic
distortion)
Power requirements
120 V
AC,
60 Hz
For clock back up; 3V DC, CR2032 battery
(I)
Dimensions
Approx.
2905
x152.0 x
1395
mm
(w/h/d)
(11 3/8x5
15/
16
X5
1/
2inches) including projecting
parts
and
controls
Mass
Approx. 1.94
kg
(4
Ib
4oz) including power
supply unit
Supplied accessories
Remote
commander
(1)
AM loop antenna (1)
Audio
connecting
cable (1)
Universal
dock
adapter for
iPhone
(1)
Universal dock adapter for iPhone 3G
(I)
Design
and
specifications are subject
to
change
without
notice.
Connecting
the
antenna
3
Insert
the
AM
antenna
terminal
into
the
AM
ANTENNA
jack
on
the
rear
of
the
unit.
When Daylight SavingTime (summertime)
begins.
the
clock
does
not
employ
the
Daylight SavingTime automatically.
•Make sure
the
clock is set correctly.
•Press and hold
CLOCK
and
SNOOZE/DATE!
SLEEP
OFF
simultaneously for at least
2seconds
to
activate
the
Automatic DST
function.
FM
875
-108 MHz
0,1
MHz
To
connect
the
AM
loop
antenna
The
shape
and
the
length
of
the
antenna
is
designed
to
receive AM signals.
Do
not dismantle
or
roll up
the
antenna.
1
Remove
only
the
loop
part
from
the
plastic
stand.
2
Set
up
the
AM
loop
antenna,
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Specifications
AUDIO POWER SPECIFICATIONS
POWER OUTPUT AND TOTAL HARMONIC
DISTORTION:
With 6
ohm
loads
both
channels driven, from
150 -10,000
Hz;
rated 3watts
per
channel
minimum
RMS power, with
no
more
than
10
%
total
harmonic
distortion.
Time
display
12-hour system
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Compatible iPod models are as follows. Update
your
iPod to use the latest software before you use
it.
Should any problem persist after you have
made
the
following checks, consult
your
nearest Sony
dealer.
Notes
•
In
these
Operating
Instructions, "iPod" is
used
as ageneral reference
to
iPod functions
on
an
iPod
or
iPhone, unless otherwise specified by
the text
or
illustrations.
•
The
connector
of
the unit is for sole use with an
iPod.
If
you use devices
that
do
not
match
with
the
connector,
connect
to
the
AUDIO IN
terminal
of
this
unit
with
the
supplied
audio
connecting cable.
•Sony
cannot
accept responsibility in
the
event
that
data
recorded to an iPod is lost
or
damaged
when
using
an
iPod connected to this unit.
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The clockflashes
"AM
12:00"
due
to
a
power
interruption.
•The battery is low. Replace the battery. Remove
the
old
battery
and
install a
new
one.
The radio. IPod
or
buzzeralarm
does
not
sound
at
the
preset
alarm time.
•Check that alarm
''1\'
or
alarm
"B" is properly
displayed,
The radio
or
IPod alarm
is
activated
but
no
sound
comes
on
at
the
preset
alarm time.
•
Check
the
alarm volume setting.
There
Is
no
sound
from
the
IPod.
•Make sure the iPod is securely connected.
•Adjust the
VOLUME,
The IPod
cannot
be
operated
with this unit.
•Make sure the iPod is securely connected.
Troubleshooting
The IPod
cannot
be
charged.
•Make sure
the
iPod is securely connected.
Features
•Clock Radio with iPod/iPhone 3G compatible
•Wake
or
Sleep to iPod/Radio/Buzzer
•Easy to set A-B alarm
•
2-5-7dayalarm
•LCD Brightness control
•MEGA
BASS
•MEGAXpand
•Wireless Remote
Commander
Compatible iPod
models
Playing
an
iPod
You
can enjoy iPod audio by connecting to this
unit.
To
use an iPod, refer to the user's guide
of
your iPod.
Ifyou are using an iPhone or iPhone 3G. attach
the supplied universal dock adapter for iPhone
or
iPhone 3G before inserting into the connector.
The adapter number, @
or
@,
is
shown
on
the
bottom-rear
of
the supplied universal dock
adapters. @
is
for the iPhone, and @
is
for the
iPhone
3G.
Check the adapter
number
before use.
'1
'1'1
FM2
DJ,D
Sf
FM:
Extend the FM wire antenna fully to increase
reception sensitivity.
AM:
Connect the supplied
AM
loop antenna to
the unit. Rotate the antenna horizontally for
optimum reception.
After awhile, the display will return to the
current time.
To
preset another station, repeat these steps.
To
change the preset station, tune into the
desired station and hold down the STATION·
SELECT
-
PRESET
1to 5button. The new
station will replace the previous station
on
the
preset button.
Example:
To
preset
FM
89.8
MHz onto the
preset 1button.
Improving
the
reception
Notes
On
radio reception
•Keep digital music players or mobile phones
away from the
AM
loop antenna
or
the FM
antenna. as this may lead to reception
interference.
•When you are listening to the radio with an
iPhone connected to the unit, interference with
radio reception may occur.
•When you are listening to the radio while
charging an iPod, interference with radio
reception may occur.
Tip
Ifthe FM broadcast
is
noisy. press MODE until
"MONO" appears
in
the display, the radio
will
play in monaural and the sound will become
clearer.
To
display
the
preset
number
and
frequency
of
the
current
station
Press
DISPLAY/MEMORY
once
for
the preset
number. and press
it
again for the frequency.
If
you
press
DISPLAY/MEMORY
once only, the
display shows the preset number for about
2seconds. then changes to the frequency.
After a
few
moments, the display returns to the
current time.
-Auto
preset
tuning
1Follow steps 1
to
2
in
"Manual
tuning"
and
select
the
AM
or
FM
band.
2Press
and
hold
RADIO BAND
until
"AP"
flashes in
the
display.
3Press DISPLAYIMEMORY.
The unit automatically presets the available
channels in order.
Tip
To
stop auto preset tuning, press OFF/ALARM
RESET.
Tuning
in
to
a
preset
station
1Follow steps 1
to
2
in
"Manual
tuning"
and
select
the
AM
or
FM
band.
2Press
one
of
the
STATION·
SELECT
-PRESET
buttons
where
the
desired
station
is
stored.
The preset station can also be selected by
PRESET +
or
-on the remote.
3Adjust
the
volume
using
VOLUME +
or
-
(VOL +
or
-
on
the
remote).
Presetting a
station
1Follow steps 1
to
4in
"Manual
tuning"
and
manually
tune
into
the
station
you
wish
to
preset.
2Press
and
hold
the
desired
STATION·
SELECT -PRESET 1to S
buttons
until
the
preset
number
display
changes
from
flashing
to
fully lit.
-Preset
tuning
You
can preset up to
10
stations
in
FM
(5
stations
in
FMl.
5stations
in
FM2). and 5stations in AM.
Playing
the
radio
-Manual
tuning
1Press RADIO BAND
to
turn
on
the
radio.
2Press RADIO BAND
repeatedly
to
select
the
desired
band.
Each press changes the band as follows:
r
FM!
--+
FM2
--+
AM J
FM
land
FM2 are the same frequency bands.
3Press TUNING +
or
-(TUNE +
or
-
on
the
remote)
to
tune
into
the
desired
station.
4Adjust
volume
using
VOLUME +
or-
(VOL +
or
-
on
the
remote).
To
turn offthe radio, press OFF.
Tuning in
to
a
station
The unit automatically scans
AM
or
FM
stations.
1Follow steps 1
to
2in
"Manual
tuning"
and
select
the
AM
or
FM
band.
2Press
and
hold
TUNING +
or
-(TUNE +
or
-
on
the
remote).
+ :scans upward through the frequency bands.
- : scans downwards through the frequency
bands.
Scanning starts from the currently-tuned
frequency. When astation
is
received,
scanning stops.
3
Adjust
the
volume
using
VOLUME +
or-
(VOL +
or
-
on
the
remote).
To
display
the
year
and
date
Press
SNOOZE/DATE/SLEEP
OFF
(SNOOZE
on
the remote) once for the date, and press
it
again
for the year.
After a
few
seconds. the display
will
change back
to the current time automatically.
Setting
the
brightness
of
the
display
Three levels
of
brightness are available by pressing
•
BRIGHTNESS.
Hit
(default) -Middle -Low J
Even ifyou set the level
of
brightness to
Low,
it
will
be
changed to Middle, while
ALARM
is
occurring.
•
To
activate Automatic
DST/Summer
Time
adjustment again, press and hold
CLOCK
and
SNOOZE/DATE/SLEEP
OFF
at
the same time
at least 2seconds.
"."
and "On" appear in the display to show that
Automatic DST/Summer Time adjustment has
been activated. The display returns to the clock.
1Plug in
the
unit.
2Press
and
hold
CLOCK
until
the
year
flashes
in
the
display.
3Press TIME SET +
or
-
repeatedly
to
set
the
year.
4Press CLOCK.
S
Repeat
steps 3
and
4
to
set
the
month,
day,
hour
and
minute,
and
then
press
CLOCK,
The seconds start incrementing from zero.
Notes
•Ifyou do not press any button for about
1minute while setting the clock. the clock
setting will be canceled.
• A calendar
is
installed
in
this unit. When the
date
is
set, the day
of
the week
is
automatically
displayed.
MaN
=Monday, TUE =Tuesday,
WED
~
Wednesday. THU =Thursday,
FRI
=
Friday,
SAT
=Saturday,
SUN
~
Sunday
Setting theclock manually
FMwire
antenna
@Q
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To
cancel Automatic
DST
ISummerTIme
adjustment
during
the
Daylight Saving
Time (summertime)
period
The Automatic
DST/Summer
Time adjustment
can be canceled.
Press and hold
CLOCK
and SNOOZE/DATE/
SLEEP
OFF at the same time at least 2seconds
while the clock
is
displayed.
"."
and "OFF" appear in the display to show that
Automatic
DST/Summer
Time adjustment has
been canceled. The display returns to the clock.
Notes
•Changes to Automatic DSTISummer Time
adjustment by the unit (see above) are subject
to circumstances and laws in each countryl
region. Should this interfere with desired
adjustment, cancel the Automatic DST/Summer
Time adjustment and set
the
DST display
manually as necessary. Customers living in a
countrylregion that does not use Daylight
Saving Time (summer time) must cancel
Automatic
DST/Summer
Time adjustment
before using the unit.
When
Daylight
Saving
Time
(summer
time)
begins
This model automatically adjusts
for
Daylight
Saving Time (summer time).
.....
is
displayed from the beginning
of
Daylight
Saving Time (summer time) and disappears at the
end
of
Daylight Saving Time (summer time)
automatically.
•Daylight Saving Time (summer time) begins at:
2:00
AM
on
the second Sunday
of
March.
•Standard Time begins at: 2:00 AM
on
the first
Sunday
of
November.
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Pacific standard Time
The STATION.
SELECT
-
PRESET
3,
VOLUME
+
and
iPod &
iPhone
HI
buttons
have
a
tactile
dot.
Mountain standard Time
(default setting)
Central standard Time
Setting
the
clock
for
the
first
time
Eastern standard Time
Atlantic standard Time
Yukon standard Time
4Press
-TIME
ZONE
to
set.
Note
Though the clock
is
correctly set at the factory,
discrepancies may arise during transport
or
storage. Ifnecessary. set the clock to the correct
time by referring to "Setting the clock
manuaUY:'
The
~II
and
VOL
+
buttons
have
a
tactile
dot.
Hawaiian standard Time
This unit
is
preset to the current
EST
(Eastern
Standard Time) at the factory. and
is
powered by a
backup battery.
All
you need to do the first time
is
just plug it in and select your time zone.
1Plug in
the
unit.
The current
EST
(Eastern Standard Time)
appears
in
the display.
2Press
and
hold
-TIME ZONE for
at
least
2seconds.
Area number "2" flashes in the display.
3Press TIME SET +
or
-
repeatedly
to
select
the
number
as follows:
1Attach the
adapter
for
your
iPod/iPhone.
2Insert
your
iPod/iPhone
into
the
connector
of
the
unit.
Universal
dock
adapter
~~
@ @
3Press
iPod
&
iPhone
~II.
The
iPod
begins to play automatically.
You
can
operate
the
connected
iPod by
this
unit
or
the
iPod buttons.
4Adjust the
volume
usingVOLUME +
or
-
(VOL +
or
-
on
the
remote).
To
stop
listening
Press
OFF/ALARM
RESET
(OFF
on the remote),
and
stop
playback
on
the
connected
unit.
Notes
•Refer also to the
connected
equipment's
manual.
•
The
supplied
audio
connecting
cable may
not
be
used with
some
external
equipment.
In this
case, use a
cord
suitable for
the
external
equipment
you
are using.
•
When
you
listen
to
the
radio
with external
equipment
connected,
turn
off
the
connected
equipment
to
prevent noise.
If
noise occurs,
even
when
the
equipment
is
turned
off,
disconnect
and
place
the
external
equipment
away from the unit.
To
return
to
the
iPod
Press iPod &
iPhone
~II.
To
turn
off
the
unit
before
the
preset
time
Press
SNOOZE/DATE/SLEEP
OFF
(SNOOZE
on
the remote) or
OFF/ALARM
RESET
(OFF
on the
remote).
To
change
the
sleep
timer
setting
You
can
press
SLEEP
repeatedly
to
select
the
desired sleep
timer
setting
even after
the
sleep
timer
has
been
activated.
2Press AUDIO
IN
to
display ''AUDIO
IN:'
3Play
the
equipment
connected
to
the
AUDIO
IN
jack.
4Adjust
the
volume using VOLUME +
or-
(VOL +
or
-
on
the remote).
To
return
to
the
radio
Press
RADIO
BAND.
First
the
preset
number,
then
the
frequency
of
the
last
station
is
shown
in
the
display.
To
deactivate
the
sleep
timer
Press
SLEEP
repeatedly to set
the
sleep
timer
to
"OFF"
in
step 2.
1Press SLEEP while the
unit
is
turned
on.
"SLEEP"
appears
and
the
sleep
time
flashes in
the
display.
2Press SLEEP
to
set
the
sleep
timer
duration.
Each
time
you press
SLEEP,
the
duration
(in
minutes) changes as follows:
90-+60-+30-+15
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Other
useful
functions
To
listen
to
sound
1
Connect
the
AUDIO
IN
jack
of
the
unit
to
the
line
out
jack
or
headphone
jack
of
the
external
equipment
using
the
audio
connecting
cable (supplied).
Setting
the
sleep
timer
To
get
the
MEGA
Xpand
effect
Press
MEGA
Xpand.
"MEGA
Xpand" appears
in
the display.
You
can
get
the
effect
of
expansion
of
the
sound
field. To
return
to
normal
sound,
press
the
button
again.
You
can
fall asleep to music, etc.,
using
the
built-
in sleep
timer
that
turns
off
the
unit
automatically
after apreset duration.
The
display
returns
to
clock
mode
for
about
4
seconds
after
you have finished the
duration
setting
and
released
SLEEP,
and
then
the
sleep
timer
starts.
The
unit
will play for the
duration
you set.
and
then shut
off.
Connecting
external
equipment
C;wfrl
, 0
Audio
connecting cable
~
(supplied) T
To
external
~«'T""'fl
equipment
To
get
the
MEGA BASS
effect
Press
MEGA
BASS.
"MEGA
BASS"
appears
in
the
display.
You
can
get
the
effect
of
bass
of
high
quality
sound.
To
return
to
normal
sound,
press
the
button
again.
7
If
"1\'
or
"B"
does
not
appear
in
the
display, press -ALARM SET A
or
B
again.
The
radio
will
turn
on
at the set time.
To
confirm
an
alarm
time
setting
Press
TIME
SET
+
or
-.
The setting will
be
displayed for
about
4seconds.
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Setting
the
Buzzer
Alarm
1
Perform
steps 1
to
8
in
"To set
the
alarm:'
2Press -ALARM SET A
or
B
to
select
"BUZZER"
alarm
mode.
The
setting
is
entered.
3
If
"K
or
"B"
does
not
appear
in
the
display,
press·
ALARM SET A
or
B
again.
The
buzzer
will
sound
at
the
set time.
Note
The
volume
cannot
be set for
the
buzzer
alarm.
To
change
an
alarm
setting
Press
and
hold
TIME
SET
+for
at
least 2
seconds
to
move
the
alarm
time
forwards. Press
and
hold
TIME
SET
-for at least 2
seconds
to move
the
alarm
time
back.
When
you
release
the
button,
the
changed
time
will flash for
about
2seconds.
To
change
the
alarm
time
again, press
TIME
SET
+
or
-
within
these 2seconds,
otherwise
the
setting
change
will
be
fixed
as
displayed.
To
doze
for
a
few
more
minutes
Press
SNOOZE/DATE/SLEEP
OFF
(SNOOZE
on
the remote).
The
sound
turns
off
but
will automatically
come
on
again after
about
10 minutes.
You
can
change
the
snooze
time
by
pressing
SNOOZE/DATE/SLEEP
OFF
(SNOOZE
on
the
remote)
repeatedly
within
4seconds.
The
maximum
length
of
the
snooze
time
is
60 minutes.
To
stop
the
snooze
timer, press OFF/ALARM
RESET
(OFF
on
the remote).
To
activate
the
alarm
Press·
ALARM
ON/OFF Aor Bto turn
on
the
alarm
A
or
B
indicator
in
the
display.
Notes
•
With
the
alarm
mode
is set
to
iPod,
when
the
alarm
time met, if
iPod
is
not
attached to
the
unit,
the
alarm
sound
will
be
the
buzzer.
•
The
alarm function works as usual
on
the
first
and
last day
of
Daylight Saving
Time
(summer
time). As aresult,
if
the
Automatic DSTI
Summer
Time
adjustment
is set
and
the
alarm
is set at a
time skipped
when
the Daylight
Saving
Time
begins,
the
alarm
is skipped;
if
the
alarm
is
set
to
a
time
that overlaps
when
Daylight Saving
Time
ends,
the
alarm
will
sound
twice.
•
If
the
same
alarm
time
is set for
both
alarm
A
and
B,
alarm
Atakes priority.
•
If
there
is
no
operation
while
the
alarm
is
occurring,
the
alarm
will
stop
after
about
60 minutes.
To
stop
the
alarm
Press
OFF/ALARM
RESET
(OFF
on
the remote)
to
turn
off
the
alarm.
The
alarm
will
sound
again at the
same
time
the
next day.
To
deactivate
the
alarm
Press·
ALARM
ON/OFF Aor B
to
turn off the
alarm
A
or
B
indicator
from the display.
Note
on
the
alarm
in
the
event
of
a
power
interruption
In
the
event
of
a
power
interruption,
the
alarm
will
work
until the
battery
is totally discharged.
However,
certain
functions will be affected as
follows:
•The backlight
will
not light
up.
•
If
the
alarm
mode
is set
to
iPod
or
radio, it will
change
to
buzzer
automatically.
•
JfOFF/ALARM
RESET
(OFF
on the remote)
is
not
pressed,
the
alarm
will
sound
for
about
5minutes.
•
If"~"
appears
in
the
display,
the
alarm
will
not
sound
in
the
event
of
a
power
interruption.
Replace
the
battery
if
"c...'\)"
appears.
•
The
snooze
function
cannot
be
set
during
a
power
interruption.
If
the
snooze
function
has
already
been
set
and
a
power
interruption
occurs,
the
snooze
function
will
not
work.
•
During
a
power
interruption,
each
alarm
will
sound
at
the
set
time
only once.
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Setting
the
iPod
alarm
1
Perform
steps 1to 8in "To set the
alarm:'
2Press -ALARM SET A
or
Bto select
''iPod''
alarm
mode.
"VOLUME"
appears
in
the display.
3Press TIME SET +
or
-
to
adjust
the
volume.
4
Press.
ALARM SET A
or
B.
The
setting is entered.
S
Jf"K
or
"B"
does
not
appear
in the
display,
press·
ALARM SET A
or
B
again.
The
iPod
will
sound
at
the
set time.
When using
an
iPod
touch/iPhone
•To wake
up
to music stored in
an
iPod
touchI
iPhone,
connect
the iPod
touchliPhone
to
the
unit
first, follow
the
steps above to set
alarm
time,
and
then
select the music function.
•Even
if
the
iPod alarm setting is complete,
if
you
turn
the
iPod
touch/iPhone
power
off
before the unit,
the
iPod
alarm
will
not
work.
On
copyrights
•iPod is a
trademark
of
Apple Inc., registered in
the
u.s.
and
other
countries.
•
iPhone
is
trademark
of
Apple Inc.
•All
other
trademarks and
registered
trademarks
are
of
their
respective holders. In this
manual,
1'M
and
~
marks
are
not
specified.
•
"Made
for iPod"
means
that
an
electronic
accessory has been designed
to
connect
specifically to iPod
and
has
been certified by
the
developer to
meet
Apple
performance
standards.
•"Works with iPhone"
means
that
an
electronic
accessory
has
been
designed to
connect
specifically to
iPhone
and
has
been
certified by
the developer
to
meet
Apple
performance
standards.
•Apple
is
not
responsible for
the
operation
of
this device
or
its compliance with safety
and
regulatory standards.
To
set
the
alarm
1Press
and
hold·
ALARM SET A
or
B.
"WAKE
UP"
appears
and
the
hour
flashes in
the
display.
2Press TIME SET +
or
-repeatedly until
the
desired
hour
appears.
To
cycle
the hour rapidly, press and hold
TIME
SET
+
or-.
3Press -ALARM SET A
or
B.
The
minute
flashes.
4Repeat step 2
to
set
the
minute.
S
Press.
ALARM SET A
or
B.
The
days
ofthe
week
flash.
6Repeat step 2to set
the
days
of
the week.
You
can
select
the
days from
the
following
three options:
Every
day:
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
Week
day:
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRJ
Week
end:
SUN
SAT
7Press -ALARM SET A
or
B.
The
alarm
mode
setting
is
entered.
8Press TIME SET +
or
-repeatedly until
the
desired
alarm
mode
flashes.
You
can
choose
one
of
5settings: "iPod':
"FM
I
';
"FM2':
"AM"
or "BUZZER:'
Set
the
alarm
mode
as follows:
-iPod: see
"[AI
Setting
the
iPod
alarm:'
-
FM
I,
FM2
or
AM:
see"~
Setting the radio
alarm:'
-BUZZER: see
"[Q]
Setting
the
buzzer
alarm:'
Setting
the
alarm
This
clock radio is
equipped
with 3
alarm
modes-iPod,
radio
and
buzzer. Before
setting
the
alarm,
make
sure to set
the
clock (see "Setting
the
clock for
the
first time").
~
Setting
the
radio
alarm
1
Perform
steps 1to 8in "To set the alarm:'
2Press -ALARM SET A
or
B
to
select
radio
band
("FMr:
"FM2"
or
"AM").
Preset
number
flashes in
the
display.
3Press TIME SET +
or
-
to
select
the
desired preset
number
corresponding
the
bands
or"
--".
"-
-"
is
the
last station received.
4Press -ALARM SET A
or
B.
"VOLUME"
appears
in
the
display.
SPress TIME SET +
or
-
to
adjust
the
volume.
6Press -ALARM SET A
or
B.
The
setting
is entered.
~
(backward)'
iPod &
iPhone
~II
To
resume
play,
press it again.
MENU"
OFF,
or
press
and
hold iPod &
iPhone
~II
_(forward) or
~
(backward)
while playing and
hold
it until you
find the point.
Press
...
(forward)
or
~
(backward)
in pause
and
hold
it until
you
find
the
point.
ENTER"
MODE
•
(up)/.
(down)"
_(forward)
To
Locate a
point
while
observing the display
Go
back to
the
previous
track
Pause playback
Turn
off
the iPod
Go
back
to
the previous
menu
Locate a
point
while
listening to the
sound
Go
to
the
next track
Execute
the
selected
menu
or
begin playback
Change
to
the
shuffle
mode
Select a
menu
item
or
a
track
for playback
Notes
•When inserting an iPod into the unit, be sure to
use the universal dock adapter supplied with your
iPod
or
commercially available from Apple Inc.
•
The
connector
of
the
unit
is
exclusively for
use
with an iPod. If
you
use adevice
that
does
not
match
the
connector.
connect
it
to
the
AUDIO
IN
terminal
of
this unit with
the
supplied
audio
connecting
cable.
•Sony
cannot
accept responsibility
in
the event
that
data
recorded
on
an iPod
is
lost
or
damaged
when
using an iPod
connected
to
this unit.
•For details
of
environmental
conditions for
operating your iPod, check the website
of
Apple
Inc.
"
During
playback, this
operation
goes back to
the
beginning
of
the
current
track.
To
go back
to
the
previous track, press twice.
*"These operations are available
only
when
using
the
supplied
remote
commander.
Notes
•
When
placing
or
removing the iPod,
hold
the
iPod at the
same
angle as
that
of
the
connector
on
this unit,
and
do
not
twist
or
bend
the
iPod
as
connector
damage
may result.
•Do not
carry
the
unit with
an
iPod set
on
the
connector.
Doing
so
may cause amalfunction.
•
When
placing
or
removing
the
iPod, hold the
Docking Tray securely with
one
hand
and
take
care not
to
press the controls
of
the
iPod by
mistake.
•Before
disconnecting
the iPod, pause playback.
To
use
the
unit
as
a
battery
charger
You
can use the unit as abattery charger.
Charging
begins
when
the
iPod is
connected
to
the
unit.
Charging status appears in
the
iPod display. For
details, see the user's guide
of
your iPod.
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