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Controls............................................................................................................................. 4

Power Supply.................................................................................................................... 6

Setting the Time................................................................................................................ 7

Home Time............................................................................................................... 7

World Time ............................................................................................................... 7

Select the World Time.............................................................................................. 7

Radio Operation................................................................................................................ 8

Switching on ............................................................................................................. 8

Selecting the wave band........................................................................................... 8

Tuning-in a station.................................................................................................... 8

Volume ..................................................................................................................... 8

Switching off ............................................................................................................. 8

Antennas .................................................................................................................. 8

Headphones ............................................................................................................. 8

Alarm Operation................................................................................................................ 9

Setting the alarm time .............................................................................................. 9

Alarm by radio .......................................................................................................... 9

Alarm by Buzzer sound ............................................................................................ 9

Sleep Set Operation/Automatic Disconnection................................................................. 9

Precautions ..................................................................................................................... 10

Summary of Contents for TR2PE

Page 1: ...HELP HERE S HOW TO CONTACT US From the United States 1 800 872 2228 From Canada 1 800 637 1648 From everywhere else 650 903 3866 e mail grundig ix netcom com World Wide Web www grundigradio com Eton...

Page 2: ...rld Time 7 Radio Operation 8 Switching on 8 Selecting the wave band 8 Tuning in a station 8 Volume 8 Switching off 8 Antennas 8 Headphones 8 Alarm Operation 9 Setting the alarm time 9 Alarm by radio 9...

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Page 4: ...g this switch before adjusting the times RECALL When the TIME SET switch is on LOCK position if you forget the time you set for alarm push and hold this knob to recall the alarm rime 3 Multi Function...

Page 5: ...main display World Time with smaller figures is shown in the lower part 3E of the sub display world Home Timer with large figures is shown in the upper part 3A of the main display World Time with smal...

Page 6: ...close the lid Always remove the batteries for the radio if the unit is not going to be used for a month or more or if it used with AC exclusively but not remove the innermost battery used for clock mo...

Page 7: ...of any city with the same time zone as the place you want to locate shown on the time scale and on the cover You can easily read it s present time shown on the display as WORLD time At the same time y...

Page 8: ...station the TUNING indicator 3C is flashing Volume Turn control VOLUME 7 upward louder or downward softer Switching off Slide switch POWER FUNCTION 1 to position OFF Antennas For FM pull out the tele...

Page 9: ...lights At the selected alarm time the unit switches on automatically and wakes you with buzzer sound The buzzer sound starts very low and slowly gets louder and louder After about one minute the buzze...

Page 10: ...rom excessive heat during the hot summer months Do not position the set in the direct vicinity of radiators and protect if from humidity Proper operation is ensured between 00 and 400 C Only use a pie...