WEATHER DIRECT MD319 User manual

Owner's Manual
All Hazards Weather
Alert Radio
MD319
Thank you for purchasing our products. Please read this
manual carefully before using this product. If you encounter
any difficulties or problems during use, please contact us for
further assistance.
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Quick Start Instructions.........................................................1/2
Product Information.............................................................3/4
MD319 Controls...................................................................4/5
Icons on the Display................................................................6
Accessory Jacks......................................................................6
Set Alert Mode (Voice or Siren).............................................6
Set the Weather Channel.......................................................7
S.A.M.E Programming Notes ..................................................7
Getting your S.A.M.E. County Codes.......................................7
Programming County Codes ..................................................8
“ALL” County Codes: ..............................................................8
“Multiple” County Codes..........................................................9
“Single” County Codes:...........................................................9
Reviewing Stored S.A.M.E. Codes.......................................10
Defeat Siren Alert Option.......................................................11
Selectable Alert Reference Chart.................................11/12/13
Add 5 Alerts...........................................................................14
Alert Siren Testing................................................................15
Alert Siren Volume Settig......................................................15
Reviewing Alerts.................................................................16
Test Signals Broadcast by NWS...........................................16
No Reception Warning:.........................................................16
Table of Contents

Set the Date............................................................................17
Set the Time............................................................................17
Set the Alarm Time..................................................................18
LCD Backlighting....................................................................19
AM/FM Radio..........................................................................19
Turning the AM/FM Radio On................................................20
Changing AM/FM Stations.....................................................20
Auto-Scan Memory Channels................................................20
Manually Memory Channels...................................................20
Volume Control.......................................................................20
Use the Earphone...................................................................21
Use the Antenna.....................................................................21
Troubleshooting......................................................................22
Reception.............................................................................22
About NOAA, NWS, & S.A.M.E. Countycodes.......................23
Accessories..........................................................................24
External Alert Flashing...........................................................24
Technical Indicators................................................................25
Safety instructions..................................................................25
Warranty..............................................................................26
Packing List............................................................................26
S.A.M.E. County Code Record...............................................27
Table of Contents

Quick Start Instructions
Please see pg. 5-6 for important buttons and controls.
1.Place 4 AA batteries (not supplied) into the compartment on the
underside of the radio (Note: batteries are important because they
provide emergency power for the radio in case of a power outage).
3.Pull out the antenna and extend to its full length above the
weather radio.
2.Plug the AC adapter into a standard house outlet. Plug the other
end of the adapter into the DC jack on the back of the radio,this
radio will automatically choose the DC power supply first.
Kindly Remind:
- When the battery voltage is lower than 4.5V, the symbol “ ”will
start to flash, please get ready to replace the battery.
- When the battery voltage is lower than 2.5V, the time and date
you set before will be reset.
-The battery is low when the radio is with not in good reception,
blurred display, low volume, distortion or automatic shutdown.
Please replace the batteries timely in case lost the setting of this
radio.
- Please do not allowed to mix new and old batteries or those with
different types for use.
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4.Follow the prompts on the display screen use ▲or▼ to move
through the options and SELECT to choose the desire option,
MENU is to enter or exit the setting.
The radio will first display date, time, weather channel 1.
-Press MENU button enter to setting.
To SET COUNTY CODE press SELECT button:
-Press ▲or▼ until SINGLE is displayed, then press SELECT.
To SET CODE press SELECT button to program your county for
CODE 01:
-Press ▲or▼ to choose your state, then press or .
-Press ▲or▼ to choose your county or area, then press or .
For example: Autauga SAME code: 001001.
To SET DEFEAT SIREN press SELECT button:
-Press to choose the alert type you desire ALERTENABLE or
ALERTDISABLE.
To SET ADD ALERT press SELECT button to program your
county for NEW ALERT 01
-Press ▲or▼ to choose your state, then press or .
-Press SELECT button to set the name of alert you want to
monitor.
-Press SELECT and ▲ or ▼ to choose Alert Status you desire
(“WARNING”, “WATCH” & “ADVISORY”).
For example: 036 FLOOD WARNING.
To SET TIME press SELECT button:
-Set the time using ▲▼ and then press SELECT.
To SET WEATHER CHANNEL press the SELECT button:
-Tune the channel to the desire broadcast using▲or▼.
To SET VOLUME press VOL+ or VOL- buttons.
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Product Information
Thank you for choosing us! Your new MD319 weather radio is the
latest in weather and hazard alert monitoring technology, providing
you with the information needed to keep you safe. Your MD319
weather radio has a special receiver that tunes to the 24/7 broadcast
issued by the National Weather Service. The combined All
Hazards/Weather Alert broadcast network is the single, most
immediate source for comprehensive weather and emergency
information available to the public.
This MD319 weather radio has an innovative automatic alert system.
In the event of a special warning broadcast, the radio is automatical-
ly activated along with a loud tone, a flashing LED indicator and an
“alert” message on the LCD. Emergency weather bulletins include
alerts about: tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, ice/snow storms and
other severe weather. Other emergencies might include: Amber
alert, hazardous explosions, fires, chemical spills and other civil
emergencies.
Weather Channel Frequencies:
Channels Preset on the
Weather Radio
Broadcast Frequency
(MHz)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
162 400.
162 425.
162 450.
162 475.
162 500.
162 525.
162 550.
5.To complete set up, press SELECT button.
6.To exit the setting, press MENU button.
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To get the S.A.M.E. code for your area,
call 1-888-697-7263/1-888-886-1227 or visit
https://www.weather.gov/nwr/counties

In addition, this MD319 weather radio has the “S.A.M.E. Digital Weath-
er/Hazard Alert” feature, providing you with constant monitoring of your
localized NWS broadcast. The S.A.M.E. decoding receiver allows you
to hear only messages for the area(s) concerning you. You now have a
choice as to what information will be brought to you.
1.WEATHER/HAZARD ON/OFF standby mode and alert on/off button.
-The Weather/Hazard broadcast & alert receiver is active whenever
the Weather Monitor unit is turned on. Press this button to put the
weather/hazard receiver into standby mode (alert monitor mode.)
Press button again to return to hearing National Weather Service
weather/hazard reports.
-Press this button to cancel alert siren sounds and any external alert
features when alert active. When Alert is off, only the LED indicator
lights (“Warning”, “Watch”, & “ADVISORY”) are active.
2. SNOOZE clock alarm snooze button. Press to advance the clock
alarm time by 9 minutes each time the clock alarm sounds.
Note: Except SNOOZE button, Press any other button can turn off the alarm
clock.
3. RADIO ON/OFF AM/FM radio on/off button. Turns FM/AM (broad-
cast) radio on & off. (The weather service channel is monitored for
alerts whether or not the FM/AM radio is on.)
4. FM/AM radio AM or FM selector button. Switches between AM & FM
bands of the broadcast radio. (Long press AM/FM button for automati-
cally search and save radio which have strong signal.)
5. VOL+ - Volume up and down is for adjust the radio’s volume
We encourage you to read this owner’s manual thoroughly before
operating this radio. This manual is a valuable part of your new
weather radio. See the “Quick Start Instructions” section of this
manual for the initial weather radio setup and programming. After
your new weather radio is programmed and operating properly,
store the manual in a safe place for future reference.
MD319 Controls
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6.*MENU (programming) menu mode activation button. Press to
activate programming mode. (Use directionals to move through
programming menu options.)
7.*SELECT (programming) select & confirm option button. Press to
confirm your selection.
8.*Arrows (programming) buttons ▲▼ . Use directional arrows
to program the Weather Monitor menus. (This unit programs with
menus similar to a TV remote control.)
Note: You can also use ▲or ▼ to review previous alerts when in normal
display mode.
9. “WARNING” Alert Status light. This red LED indicator light tells
you that a warning has been issued for your area by the National
Weather Service.
10. “WATCH” Alert Status Light. This orange LED indicator light tells
you that a watch has been issued for your area by the National
Weather Service.
11. “ADVISORY” Alert Status Light. This yellow LED indicator light
tells you that a statement or emergency has been issued for your
area by the National Weather Service.
Telescopic
Antenna
Advisory
Light-Yellow
Watch
Light-Orange
Warning
Light-Red
Snooze
Button
Weather/ H azard
On/OF F Button
AM/F M
Button
Radio
ON/OFF
Button
Programming
(Arrow) Buttons
Sele c t
Button
Menu
Button
Volume +
Button
Volume -
Button
LCD
Display
Speaker
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Icons on the Display
Accessory Jacks
DC Jack
External
Alert Jack Earphone
Jack
External
Antenna
Connector
Battery C ompartments
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COUNTY MULTIPLE SINGLE ALERTENABLE VOICE
Alphanumeric
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Time
Indicator
Clock Alarm
W eather
Channel
Indicator
County C ode
Indicator
Low Battery
indicator
Alert Type
Indicator
a. Press “MENU” to open menu options.
b. “ALERT MODE” is displayed
c. Press “SELECT” VOICE(/SIREN) start to flash.
d. Press ▲or▼ to choose VOICE or SIREN.
e. Press “SELECT” to save setting.
f. Press “MENU” to exit menu mode.
Set Alert Mode
Alert Type Description
Siren
If VOICE is chosen, the alert will sound for about 8
seconds then the voice weather broadcast will be heard
for about 5 minutes when an alert message is received.
If SIREN is chosen, alert tones will sound for 5 minutes
or until the ALERT ON/OFF button is pressed.
Voice

a. Press “MENU” button.
b. Press “▲” until “WEATHER CHANNEL” is displayed on the
LCD.
c. Press “SELECT” button.
d. Press “▲or▼” to manually scr oll to the desired channel (Find
the channel for your area by visiting https:// www.weather.gov/
nwr/counties and reviewing the corresponding frequency and
channel for your area using the chart on page 3 of this Owner’s
Manual).
e. Press “SELECT” button to save this channel.
f. Press “MENU” button to exit setting.
* Your MD319 can be programmed up to 23 different S.A.M.E.
codes. You can select only your county and surrounding counties. It
ensures that you only receive alerts for your county.
First, determine the counties you are interested in. Then, do one of
the following three steps to get the codes:
a. The National Weather Service Toll-Free Number provides
S.A.M.E. County Codes at:1-888-NWS-S.A.M.E. (1-888-697-7263)
* Please note: Embedded in an alert message is the amount of
time for which the alert is active. The MD319 will continue to
display the alert until the expiration time. Ex: END 12-55P
indicates the event ends at 12:55 PM.
Set the Weather Channel
S.A.M.E Programming Notes
Getting your S.A.M.E. County Codes
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The radio will first display date, time, weather channel 1.
-Press MENU button enter to setting.
To SET COUNTY CODE press SELECT button:
-Press ▲or▼ until SINGLE is displayed, then press SELECT.
To SET CODE press SELECT button to program your county for
CODE 01:
-Press ▲or▼ to choose your state, then press or .
-Press ▲or▼ to choose your county or area, then press or .
For example: Autauga SAME code: 001001.
To SET DEFEAT SIREN press SELECT button:
-Press to choose the alert type you desire ALERTENABLE or
ALERTDISABLE.
To SET ADD ALERT press SELECT button to program your
county for NEW ALERT 01
-Press ▲or▼ to choose your state, then press or .
-Press SELECT button to set the name of alert you want to
monitor.
-Press SELECT and ▲ or ▼ to choose Alert Status you desire
(“WARNING”, “WATCH” & “ADVISORY”).
For example: 036 FLOOD WARNING.
To SET TIME press SELECT button:
-Set the time using ▲▼ and then press SELECT.
To SET WEATHER CHANNEL press the SELECT button:
-Tune the channel to the desire broadcast using▲or▼.
To SET VOLUME press VOL+ or VOL- buttons.
When you pull up this URL, you will see a list of states.
• Click on your state.
• Find your county, and record the S.A.M.E. number listed next to
your county.
Helpful Tip: The S.A.M.E. code is created using the following method:
• The first digit is the subcounty code-currently 0 in most areas.
• The second two digits represent the state code.
• The last three digits represent the county code.
Your MD319 weather radio is preprogrammed to receive NWS
weather and hazard alert transmissions for all S.A.M.E. county
codes within range. If this is what you want, leave the radio set to
“ALL”. This is the default setting.
a.Press “MENU” button.
b.Press “▲” until “County Code” is displayed.
c.Press “SELECT” button to save the setting when "ALL" is
display.
d.Press “MENU” button to exit programming.
This is what to expect when you call the NWS number. When you
call the NWS toll-free number, automated instructions will guide you
to the S.A.M.E. County Code(s) you need. The number will be six
digits long.
• You will hear “Welcome to the National Weather Service. You have
reached the Specific Area Message Encoding Program Service.”
• If you select “touch tone” to make your entries, you will be
prompted to enter the name of your state using the telephone
keypad.
• Next you will be prompted to enter your county name.
• Then you will hear, “Your geographic code is XXXXXX.” (This is
your S.A.M.E. County Code.)
b.The Internet Web Site of National Weather Service -
https://www.weather.gov/nwr/counties
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Programming County Codes
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a.Press “MENU” button to open menu options.
b.Press “▲” until “County Code” is displayed.
c.Press “SELECT” button and then the “▲or▼” to scroll
through “SINGLE”, “MULTIPLE” or “ALL.”
d.Display “MULTIPLE”, then press “SELECT.”
e.Use “▲or▼” to scroll through code locations 1-23. You are
able to program up to 23 different county codes into your
MD319 weather radio.
f.Display the location you want, then press “SELECT” button.
The first digit will start blinking.
g.Use “▲or▼” to scroll through the digits 0-9,
h.Finish the first digit, then press “ ” to save that selection and
move to the next digit.
i.Continue programming all 6 digits in this way. When finished,
press “SELECT” button and your entered code will be saved.
j.When you have entered all your desired codes, press
“MENU” button to store your settings.
To program your next code, press the “▲” to go to the next code
location, and do the above step again.
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“Multiple” County Codes
“Single” County Codes
a. Press “MENU” button to open menu options.
b. Press “▲” until “County Code” is displayed.
c. Press “SELECT” button and then press “▲or▼” to scroll
through “SINGLE”,“MULTIPLE” or “ALL”.
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a. Press “MENU” button.
b. Press “▲” until “COUNTY CODE” is displayed on the screen.
c. Press “SELECT”, choosing “SINGLE” or “MULTIPLE”.
d. Press “SELECT”, code “1-23” flashing.
e. Use “▲or▼” to scroll through the S.A.M.E. memory code
locations.
f. All empty memory locations will appear as “------”.
g.Press “MENU” button when finished reviewing the S.A.M.E. codes.
Reviewing Stored S.A.M.E. Codes
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d. Display “SINGLE”, then press “SELECT” button.
e.Press “SELECT” button “Code 01” will be displayed, then
press “▲or▼” to choose 01-23.
f. Press “SELECT” button to program this code. The first digit will
start blinking.
g.Use “▲or▼” to scroll through the digits 0-9. Input the first digit
then press “ ” to save that selection and move to the next digit.
h.Continue programming all 6 digits in this way.
i. When finished, press “SELECT” button and your entered code
will be saved.
j. Press “MENU” button to exit programming.
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This table contains the NWR descriptions of 81 types of alerts that your
MD-319 will display. The display text and type of alert level are shown for
each type of alert. And all the alert type is default “On”.
Defeat Siren Alert Option
Selectable Alert Reference Chart
This function is to set the Weather Monitor, when receiving some
types of weather emergency messages, not to generate the siren or
voice alert but only display the message in order not to annoy you.
The responses followed by an asterisk in the above table can be
silenced.
(For example: Administrative message ALERTDISABLE.)
To program the emergency messages you want to silence, do the
following:
a. To set the defeat siren alerts press “MENU” button.
b. Press “▲” button until “DEFEAT SIREN” is displayed.
c. Press “SELECT” button.
d. Using “▲or▼” , scroll through the different alerts you may want to
silence.
e. When you have selected one, press “ ” to change the status of
the event from “ALERT ENABLE” to “ALERT DISABLE”.
f. Pres “MENU” button to save your selection and exit the
programming option.
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1.Administrative message
2.Avalanche Watch
3.Avalanche Warning
4.Biological Hazard Warning
5.Boil Water Warning
6.Blizzard Warning
7.Child Abduction Emergency
8.Civil Danger Warning
Advisory
Watch
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Advisory
Warning
On
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On
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On
On
On
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9.Civil Emergency Message
10.Coastal Flood Watch
11.Coastal Flood Warning
12.Chemical Hazard Warning
13.Contaminated Water Warning
14..Dam Watch
15.Dam Break Warning
16.Contagious Disease Warning
17.Practice/Demo
18.Dust Storm Warning
19.Emergency Action Notification
20.Emergency Action Termination
21.Earthquake Warning
22.Evacuation Immediate
23.Evacuation Watch
24.Food Contamination Warning
25.Flash Flood Watch
26.Flash Flood Statement
27.Flash Flood Warning
28.Flood Watch
29.Flood Statement
30.Flood Warning
31.Fire Warning
32.Flash Freeze Warning
33.Freeze Warning
34.Hurricane Statement
35.Hazardous Materials Warning
36.Hurricane Watch
37.Hurricane Warning
38.High Wind Watch
Warning
Watch
Warning
Warning
Warning
Watch
Warning
Warning
Advisory
Warning
Warning
Advisory
Warning
Warning
Watch
Warning
Watch
Advisory
Warning
Watch
Advisory
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Advisory
Warning
Watch
Warning
Watch
On*
On
On
On*
On*
On
On
On
On
On
On*
On*
On*
On*
On
On*
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
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Warning
Watch
Warning
Warning
Warning
Watch
Warning
Warning
Advisory
Warning
Warning
Advisory
Warning
Warning
Watch
Warning
Watch
Advisory
Warning
Watch
Advisory
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Advisory
Warning
Watch
Warning
Watch
On*
On
On
On*
On*
On
On
On
On
On
On*
On*
On*
On*
On
On*
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
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39.High Wind Warning
40.Iceberg Warning
41.Industrial Fire Warning
42.Local Area Emergency
43.Law Enforcement Warning
44.Land Slide Warning
45.National Audible Test
46.National Information Center
47.Network Notification Message
48.National Periodic Test
49.National Silent Test
50.Nuclear Power Plant Warning
51.Power Outage Advisory
52.Radiological Hazard Warning
53.Required Monthly Test
54.Required Weekly Test
55.Special Marine Warning
56.Special Weather Statement
57.Shelter In-Place Warning
58.Severe Thunderstorm Watch
59.Severe Thunderstorm Warning
60.Severe Weather Statement
61.Tornado Watch
62.911 Telephone Outage Emergency
63.Tornado Warning
64.Tropical Storm Watch
65.Tropical Storm Warning
66.Tsunami Watch
67.Tsunami Warning
68.Transmitter Backup

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Add 5 Alerts
The SAME message the NWR sends contains information, which
tells the radio the time period for which the alert is valid. The time
can be set from 15 minutes up to 6 hours. When the designated time
has passed the display message and light will be reset to their
normal state.
Except above 81 types of alerts, this device allow you to add five
new alert message you want to monitor , to add the new alert
message code follow the steps below:
(For example: 036 FLOOD WARNING)
a. Press “MENU” button to open menu options.
b. Press “▲” button until “ADD ALERTS” is displayed on the
screen.
c. Press “SELECT” button, “NEW ALERT 1” address starts to
flashing.
d. Press “▲or▼” to choose “NEW ALERT （1-5）”.
e. Press “SELECT” button, the first number of code “---” flashing,
then press ”▲or▼” to program county code.
f. Press “ ” to save that selection and move to the next digit.
Continue programming all 3 digits in this way.
g. Press “▲ o r ▼ ” to display the line which will be shown on the
display when this message is received. Eleven character spaces
are available.
69.Transmitter Carrier
70.Transmitter Carrier
71.Transmitter Primary
72.Volcano Warning
73.Wild Fire Watch
74.Wild Fire Warning
75.Winter Storm Watch
76.Winter Storm Warning
78.Unrecognized Watch
79.Unrecognized Emergency
80.Unrecognized Statement
81.Unrecognized Warning
Advisory
Advisory
Advisory
Warning
Watch
Warning
Watch
Warning
Watch
Advisory
Advisory
Warning
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On

To test the alert function to ensure it is working.
a.press “MENU” button to open menu options.
b.Press “▲” until “SIREN TEST” is displayed.
c.Press “SELECT” button to sound the alert siren.
d.Press “SELECT” button again to silence the alarm.
e.Press “MENU” button to exit the setting.
h. Use “▲o r▼” to choose the letters and use “ ” move from
one space to the next on the line. The character selection which
shows all segments of the display will make a blank in the spot
where it is placed.
i. When you have completed the description line press “SELECT”
and Use “▲or▼” to choose choose Alert Status you desire
(“Warning”, “Watch”,& “ADVISORY”).
j. Press “MENU” button to exit the setting.
a.To set the alert volume, press “MENU” button.
b.Press “▲” until “SIREN LEVEL LO” is displayed.
c.Press “SELECT” button and “LEVEL HIGH” or “LEVEL L0”
will start blinking.
d.Then press “▲or▼” to choose “LEVEL HIGH” or “LEVEL L0”
volume.
e.Press “SELECT” button to save your setting.
f. Press “MENU” button to exit the setting.
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Alert Siren Testing
Alert Siren Volume Setting
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The MD319 weather radio can store 20 different alerts (with overlapping
effective times) in its memory. If the radio receives a new alert while a
previous alert is still in effect, it automatically displays the new alert
description. To review past alerts that are still in effect, press the “▲or▼”
to scroll through the last 20 alerts. If an alert is expired, it will be delete.
All National Weather Service stations periodically transmit test signals.
You can find out when your local NWS station broadcasts test signals by
calling the NOAA National Weather Service Forecast Office (listed under
“Weather” in the Federal Government section of the telephone book).
During the weekly test signal, the local NWS station will give a list of
counties covered by their transmitter. The NWS test signal allows
everyone with weather radio receivers to verify the operation of their
equipment.
The following test signals may be sent by the NWS during testing:
required weekly test, required monthly test, system demo and
national periodic test.
If no alerts are received for 10 days, the display will flash “CHECK
RECEPTION” every 30 seconds. If this happens, check your channel
settings and county codes for setting errors. If you receive a clear signal
from the NWS, try using the “ALL” county code setting to receive all
alerts for all counties.
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Note: If you have trouble finding reception, please move your radio
closer to a window and away from fluorescent lighting.

a.Press “MENU” button.
b.Press “▲” button until “SET UP TIME” is displayed.
c.Press “SELECT” button, hour setting will begin to flash.
d.Press “▲or▼” button to adjust the hour setting.
(Note: the AM/PM setting cannot be manually changed; it
changes automatically as you scroll through the hours).
e.Press the" or ",minutes seeting will begin to flash.
f.Press “▲or▼” button to adjust the minute setting.
g.Press “SELECT” button to store the time setting.
h.Press “MENU” button to exit the setting.
a.Press “MENU” button.
b.Press “▲” until “SET UP DATE” is displayed.
c.Press “SELECT” button.
d.Press “▲or▼” to adjust the day.
e.Press “ ” to select the month.
f.Press “▲or▼” to adjust the month.
g.Press “ ” to select the year.
h.Press “▲or▼” to adjust the Year.
i.Press “SELECT” button to store DAY/MONTH/YEAR.
j.Press “MENU” button to exit the setting.
Set the Time
Set the Date
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Setting the AM/FM Clock Radio
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