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To review past alerts that are still in effect, tap the
SELECT/MESSAGE
button repeatedly
to scroll through the last 10 active alerts stored in memory. The indicator lights will also
change based on the alert that is showing in memory. Once an alert expires, “NO
MESSAGE” will be displayed if there are no active alerts in memory.
L
LOAD DEFAULT
If you forget some of your settings or want to clear all your previous settings, you may need
to go through a “LOAD DEFAULT” procedure to reset the SFA1135 back to its factory
settings.
1. Press the
MENU
button, and “
TIME
” is shown on the display.
2. Tap the
or
button until “LOAD DEFAULTS” is displayed.
3. Tap the
SELECT
button to enter the setting mode, a blinking “NO” will show on the
display.
4. Tap the
or button to select “YES
”
and then tap the
SELECT
button to confirm.
Wait for few seconds, and the unit will erase all your settings and restore the unit to its
factory defaults. “COUNTY” is displayed for initial setup. You can do some basic set-up
by following the instructions below or tap the
SELECT
button repeatedly to exit and do
a set-up from the main unit.
Note
: Tapping the
MENU
button during “LOAD DEFAULTS” set-up will not exit to the
main Menu. You must finish the whole set-up procedure or tap the
SELECT
button
repeatedly to exit to standby mode.
5. Tap the
SELECT
button and follow instruction in “
Customizing the S.A.M.E County
Code settings” section
”
to set the county in your area.
6. Tap the
SELECT
button after county is set, “TIME” menu is displayed for setup.
7. Tap the
SELECT
button again to set time, hour digits are flashing, follow the
instructions in
CLOCK SETTING
section to set the clock.
8. Tap
SELECT
button to finish clock setting, weather band “CHANNEL” is displayed for
setup.
9. Tap the
SELECT
button again, weather band CH 04 will display. Tap the
or
button to select weather band in your area if necessary.
10. Tap the
SELECT
button to finish the setup, unit will return to standby mode with clock
display.
RESETTING YOUR CLOCK RADIO
If the system does not respond or exhibits erratic or intermittent operation, you may have
experienced an electrostatic discharge (ESD) or a power surge that triggered the internal
microcontroller to shut down automatically. If this occurs, simply disconnect the AC Adaptor
(not included) and remove the batteries. Wait at least 1 minute and then set-up the unit
again as if you were using it for the very first time except some settings of weather band
.
REVIEWING AN ALERT MESSAGE
The SFA1135 S.A.M.E Weather Alert Radio can store up to 10 different alerts (with
overlapping effective times) in memory. If the radio receives a new alert while a previous
alert is still active, it automatically overrides and displays the new alert in scrolling text. The
indicator lights will also change to the new alert received.
