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5. Turn on VOLUME KNOB (Fig 1) on the unit to adjust the system volume.

Note: You may need to adjust the volume on external device also.

6. To turn off the unit, press the

POWER BUTTON on the top of

the unit.

Note: You may need to turn off

your external audio device as

well.

Listening to
Nature Sounds

1. Press the POWER BUTTON on the unit to turn it on (Fig. 1).

2. Select the Sounds button to toggle through the different nature sounds 

(Fig 1). They will be shown on the bottom of the LCD display, below the 

time. (FIg. 2)

3. Turn the VOLUME KNOB on the unit to adjust the volume (Fig. 1).

4. To turn off the nature sounds, press the POWER BUTTON to turn the unit

off, or switch the audio mode by pressing the AUDIO BUTTON (Fig. 1).

Note: When the unit is turned on, it will always default to the last

mode used.

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Listening to the Radio

FM Antenna

Extend FM wire antenna fully for best FM reception (do not strip, alter or

attach to other antennas). 

AM Antenna

Snap the AM loop antenna into the base

provided. Next, plug the AM loop antenna

into the connecter located on the back of

the unit for best AM reception (Fig. 7).

1. Press the POWER BUTTON on the

unit to turn it on (Fig. 1).

2. Toggle through the AUDIO BUTTON to play the radio 

(Fig. 1). 

The RADIO ICON will appear on the right side of the clock (Fig. 2).

3. To choose between FM or AM radio, press the AUDIO BUTTON again.

The FM or AM icon will show on the left side of the clock to indicate the

band that is selected (Fig. 2).

4. Turn the SET +/- knob on the unit to tune in the desired station (Fig. 1).

5. Turn the VOLUME KNOB on the unit to adjust the system volume (Fig. 1).

6. To turn off the unit, press the POWER BUTTON.

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Summary of Contents for HMDX-C20

Page 1: ...operado en el pa s en el cual se compr el producto Un producto que requiera modificaciones o adaptaci n para habilitar su funcionamiento en cualquier pa s que no sea aqu l para el que fue dise ado fa...

Page 2: ...manual Do not use attachments not recommended by HMDX Audio specifically any attachments not provided with the unit Never operate this appliance if it has a damaged cord plug cable or housing If it i...

Page 3: ...igure 3 PM Indicator FM Indicator Nature Sound Icons Alarm Clock Radio dock for iPod AM FM Antennas Figure 2 AUX Line In Jack Insert Locking Tabs 1 2 3 12 4 5 6 14 11 10 9 8 7 13 15 1 Set 2 Volume 3 D...

Page 4: ...included must be inserted into the battery compartment if memory backup is desired When the backup battery is installed in the event of a power failure or the DC cord is accidentally disconnected the...

Page 5: ...the Connection Cable into the unit LINE IN located on the back of the unit 2 Press the POWER BUTTON on the unit to turn it on Fig 1 3 Toggle through the AUDIO BUTTON on the unit until you reach the a...

Page 6: ...nit is turned on it will always default to the last mode used 10 Listening to the Radio FM Antenna Extend FM wire antenna fully for best FM reception do not strip alter or attach to other antennas AM...

Page 7: ...iPod your iPod must be properly docked in the unit or alarm will default to beep wake mode Note When using the sound mode the unit will set to the last sound you listened to If you wish to change it f...

Page 8: ...you have pressed the SNOOZE NAP button once you may turn off the snooze function prior to the alarm activating again by pressing the POWER button twice The alarm will come on again the next day at th...

Page 9: ...gy 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 particul...

Page 10: ...ountry in which the product is purchased A product that requires modifications or adoption to enable it to operate in any other country than the country for which it was designed manufactured approved...

Page 11: ...recomendados por HMDX espec ficamente ning n accesorio no proporcionado con la unidad Nunca haga funcionar este aparato si tiene el cord n el enchufe el cable o el armaz n da ado Si no est funcionand...

Page 12: ...o Reloj Alarma plataforma para el iPod Antenas AM FM Figura 2 Enchufe AUX de entrada Inserto Leng etas de Bloqueo 1 2 3 12 4 5 6 14 11 10 9 8 7 13 15 Conector de aguja 17 Enchufe CD Plataforma Ranura...

Page 13: ...zar Esta unidad emplea un sistema de bater a de respaldo para proporcionar la hora y alarma en caso de una falla del servicio de electricidad Si se desea el respaldo de memoria por bater as se deben c...

Page 14: ...ONECTOR DE AGUJA CAUSAR EL DA O O LA DESTRUCCI N DE SU DISPOSITIVO Figura 7 Etiqueta del Inserto Modelo de iPod 2G nano iPod Nano de 2 Generaci n nano 3G iPod Nano de 3 Generaci n video 30G 80G classi...

Page 15: ...chufe de salida de su dispositivo de sonido y el otro extremo del Cable de Conexi n en la entrada de la unidad ubicada al respaldo de la unidad 2 Oprima el BOT N POWER encendido de la unidad para ence...

Page 16: ...ione varias veces el bot n TIMER temporizador hasta que aparezca la hora que eligi 15 30 45 60 minutos en la pantalla LCD 2 Para cancelar el temporizador alterne el bot n TIMER hasta que aparezca OFF...

Page 17: ...do iPod sonido radio o pitido Fig 2 Ambas AL1 y AL2 deben activarse actuando en el mismo modo Nota Para despertarse con el iPod su iPod debe estar apropiadamente conectado a la plataforma en la unidad...

Page 18: ...ra guardar Puede dejar la unidad en exhibici n o puede guardarla en su caja o en un lugar fresco y seco Para limpiar Para limpiar la carcasa de la unidad use s lo un pa o suave y seco NUNCA use l quid...

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