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RADIO

RADIO

RADIO

RADIO

DELETE

DELETE

DELETE

DELETE THE

THE

THE

THE PRESET

PRESET

PRESET

PRESET STATIONS

STATIONS

STATIONS

STATIONS

Delete

Delete

Delete

Delete One

One

One

One Preset

Preset

Preset

Preset Stations

Stations

Stations

Stations

1. Select the band.
2. Press <

> or <

> shortly to select the address

where the frequency saved in.

3. Press <

> shortly once, "d" displays and the memory

address flashes.

4. While "d" flashing, press <

> shortly once to delete. If

you don't want to delete, please press any key to exit.

Delete

Delete

Delete

Delete all

all

all

all the

the

the

the Preset

Preset

Preset

Preset Stations

Stations

Stations

Stations

1. Select the band.
2. Long press <

> and the "d" flashes.

3. While "d" flashing, press <

> shortly again to delete

all the preset frequencies in the selected band. If you
don't want to delete, please press any key to exit.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for KA1123

Page 1: ...EO STEREO MW MW MW MW SW SW SW SW DSP DSP DSP DSP RECEIVER RECEIVER RECEIVER RECEIVER MP3 MP3 MP3 MP3 PLAYER PLAYER PLAYER PLAYER DIGITAL DIGITAL DIGITAL DIGITAL RECORDER RECORDER RECORDER RECORDER Operation Operation Operation Operation Manual Manual Manual Manual ...

Page 2: ...ower Levels Display LED Backlight Digital Volume Control Use 3 x AAA Size Batteries Radio Size 110x69x13mm Accessories Stereo Earphones 3 x AAA Size Ni MH Batteries USB Cable Carrying Case and User Manual NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES 1 Press Shortly about 0 2 second Long Press about 2 3 seconds 2 Please copy the files frequently Our company will not answer for the data destroying and losing 3 The funct...

Page 3: ... the PC 5 POWER ON OFF LOCK SWITCH 6 RECEPTION OF A RADIO 7 SELECT THE BAND 7 ADJUST THE VOLUME 7 TUNING IN STATIONS 8 Manual Tuning in Stations 8 Auto Tuning in Stations 8 Setting the FM Range 8 Using the Antenna 9 SAVING STATIONS 10 Manual Saving 10 Auto Tuning Storage ATS 11 Recall the Stored Frequency 11 DELETE THE PRESET STATIONS 12 DIRECTLY MW AM FM RECORDING 13 ...

Page 4: ... ALARM MODE 17 OPEN CLOSE THE ALARM FUNCTION 17 CONNECT THE RADIO AND PC 18 SORT RULERS FOR FOLDERS FILES 19 PLAY MP3 RECORD FILES 20 PLAY MP3 FILES 20 Play Pause Stop 20 Select the Folder 20 FF RW Play 21 Select the Play Modes 21 A B Repeat 21 Delete the MP3 Files 22 PLAY THE RECORD FILES 23 Record 23 Play the Record Files 24 NOTE ERROR 25 ...

Page 5: ...SPECIFICATIONS 26 ...

Page 6: ...ay Set FM Range 12 Telescopic Antenna 3 Freq Music 13 Neck Strap Hole 4 Freq Music 14 LCD Display 5 Delete Memories MP3 Files 15 Earphone Jack Record Files Stop Playing Built in MIC Jack 6 Station Folder Adjust Time 12H 24H Clock Mode Setting 7 Speaker 8 Station Folder Adjust Date MW Step 9K 10K Setting 9 A B Repeat Record 10 MW SW Band Switch Play Mode Selection ...

Page 7: ...ON LOCATION LOCATION OF OF OF OF CONTROLS CONTROLS CONTROLS CONTROLS REAR REAR REAR REAR RIGHT RIGHT RIGHT RIGHT SIDE SIDE SIDE SIDE 16 VOL 17 VOL 18 Lock Switch 19 USB Jack Charging Jack 20 Reset 21 Battery Compartment ...

Page 8: ...Y DISPLAY DISPLAY WHILE WHILE WHILE WHILE RECEIVING RECEIVING RECEIVING RECEIVING THE THE THE THE FM FM FM FM BROADCAST BROADCAST BROADCAST BROADCAST LCD LCD LCD LCD DISPLAY DISPLAY DISPLAY DISPLAY WHILE WHILE WHILE WHILE PLAYING PLAYING PLAYING PLAYING MUSICS MUSICS MUSICS MUSICS ...

Page 9: ... mix the rechargeable batteries with the alkaline ones 3 Please don t charge the alkaline batteries 4 When the radio is not being used for a long period remove the batteries to avoid leakage and corrosion If battery leakage occurs wipe the battery compartment with a soft cloth before inserting new batteries BATTERY BATTERY BATTERY BATTERY POWER POWER POWER POWER DISPLAY DISPLAY DISPLAY DISPLAY 1 F...

Page 10: ... the rechargeable batteries 3 Please only use the supplied adaptor for charging the radio While listening to the radio please use the batteries instead of the adaptor to avoid the disturb 4 Please plug or unplug the adaptor with the radio off Charged Charged Charged Charged by by by by the the the the PC PC PC PC 1 Plug one port of the supplied USB cable into the USB jack of the PC and the other p...

Page 11: ... and the radio will not turn off automatically 2 Press shortly to turn on the unit the sleep power off time counting down will display on the LCD NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE If you don t want to reset the sleep power off time when use the radio next time please press shortly to turn on the radio 3 When reach the sleep power off time the radio will turn off automatically NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE While receiving...

Page 12: ...BAND BAND BAND BAND Push the Working Mode Switch to FM for listening to the FM broadcast push to MW SW for listening to MW SW broadcast Press shortly to change MW to SW Long press to change between SW and MW Press shortly ADJUST ADJUST ADJUST ADJUST THE THE THE THE VOLUME VOLUME VOLUME VOLUME Press VOL or VOL to change the volume ...

Page 13: ...r and stop pressing when receives the clear signal Auto Auto Auto Auto Tuning Tuning Tuning Tuning in in in in Stations Stations Stations Stations 1 Select the band 2 Long press or and the frequency will increase or decrease automatically The unit will stop tuning when receives the clear signal If the frequency is not very clear please tune in the station manually NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE While tuning ...

Page 14: ...sume to the initial factory setting 87 0 108 0 MHz automatically Using Using Using Using the the the the Antenna Antenna Antenna Antenna 1 While listening to the FM and SW broadcast please change the length of the telescopic antenna to get the best reception 2 The MW AM ferrite bar antenna is located inside the radio It is strongly effected by the reception direction While listening to the MW broa...

Page 15: ...o select the memory address NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE If the icon C displays near the E that s to say the address has been saved the frequency If you select this address to save the frequency the old frequency will be replaced by the new one 5 Press shortly to confirm the saving If you don t want to save please press any key Please remember the memory address you can fold the frequency fast NOTES NOTES ...

Page 16: ...OTES 1 While ATS please get very close to the window or stand on the outdoor field to avoid the disturb and gain the best reception 2 The new frequencies will cover the old ones if the radio is ATS once 3 While ATS please disconnect the adaptor and the radio in order to avoid the disturb by adaptor Recall Recall Recall Recall the the the the Stored Stored Stored Stored Frequency Frequency Frequenc...

Page 17: ...frequency saved in 3 Press shortly once d displays and the memory address flashes 4 While d flashing press shortly once to delete If you don t want to delete please press any key to exit Delete Delete Delete Delete all all all all the the the the Preset Preset Preset Preset Stations Stations Stations Stations 1 Select the band 2 Long press and the d flashes 3 While d flashing press shortly again t...

Page 18: ... NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES 1 The record file numbers will be ordinal If you have deleted some record files the new record file numbers will be the deleted numbers ordinal 2 While recording please use the earphone to reduce the battery consumption 3 Press shortly to pause 4 Press shortly to stop recording NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES 1 You can find the record files in the REC working mode 2 While recordin...

Page 19: ...gain the month flashes press or to adjust the month 3 After adjusting the month press shortly once again the day flashes press or to adjust the day NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTES S S S 1 While adjusting the waiting time between two steps only has a few seconds please operate in time 2 The unit can t memory the setting after the circuit is cut off the unit will resume to the initial factory setting automatic...

Page 20: ...ES 1 While adjusting the waiting time between two steps only has a few seconds please operate in time 2 With the radio off and the clock mode is 12H P will display in the under right corner of the LCD if the time is after 12 00 3 The unit can t memory the setting after the circuit is cut off the unit will resume to the initial factory setting automatically SET SET SET SET THE THE THE THE MW MW MW ...

Page 21: ...CK CLOCK CLOCK CLOCK MODE MODE MODE MODE 12H 12H 12H 12H 24H 24H 24H 24H With the radio off long press for about 5 seconds 12H or 24H will display If you want to change the clock mode please long press once again NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES 1 With the radio off and the clock mode is 12H P will display in the under right corner of the LCD if the time is after 12 00 2 With the radio on and the clock mod...

Page 22: ...ant to the unit will turn on and play the MP3 files or record files when reaches the alarm time please push the Working Mode Switch to MP3 or REC NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE After the unit turns on automatically the frequency MP3 file record file and volume is same as the status before the unit turned off last time OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE THE THE THE THE ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM FUNCTIO...

Page 23: ...s into the removable disk And you can delete the music files or the record files which are in the VOICE folder 6 Close the removable disk window 7 Click and disconnect the unit and PC NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE If the computer can t find the new hardware maybe it s because of the compatibility Please disconnect the unit and PC then press shortly to turn on the unit Push the Working Mode Switch to MP3 and...

Page 24: ...numbers of folders NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE In every folder include the folder which is the root directory please don t set up too many folders Or else maybe the unit will not find some folders SORT SORT SORT SORT RULERS RULERS RULERS RULERS FOR FOR FOR FOR FILES FILES FILES FILES 1 Note that you had better save at most 200 files in every folder 2 Please save the MP3 and WAV files in different folders ...

Page 25: ...top 1 Push the Working Mode Switch to MP3 2 Press shortly to play pause Press shortly to stop playing Select Select Select Select the the the the Folder Folder Folder Folder When in stop playing mode press or shortly to select the folder PLAY PLAY PLAY PLAY MP3 MP3 MP3 MP3 RECORD RECORD RECORD RECORD FILES FILES FILES FILES ...

Page 26: ... displays the unit plays the current file circularly If FR displays the unit plays all the files in this folder circularly A B A B A B A B Repeat Repeat Repeat Repeat 1 While playing the music press shortly once to set the starting point A 2 When reaches the suit position press shortly once again to set the ending point B Then the unit will play the A B file repeatedly 3 While repeating press shor...

Page 27: ...ng Mode Switch to MP3 2 Press or shortly to select the MP3 files which you want to delete 3 Long press displays 4 Press shortly to delete the selected file If you don t want to delete please press any key to exit PLAY PLAY PLAY PLAY MP3 MP3 MP3 MP3 RECORD RECORD RECORD RECORD FILES FILES FILES FILES ...

Page 28: ...splays and then enter the record mode And the record time displays 3 While recording press shortly to pause 4 While recording press shortly to stop and the record file will save automatically NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES 1 If the record time is over 99 hours E will display and flash before entering the record mode 2 The format of record files is WAV 3 The record files will save in VOICE folder automati...

Page 29: ...pause Press or shortly to select the record file Press shortly to stop playing 3 While playing long press or to FF RW play While FF RW playing press or to keep on playing 4 Regarding the A B Repeat please refer to page 21 5 Regarding the Delete the Record Files please refer to Delete the MP3 Files page 22 NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE ERROR ERROR ERROR ERROR ...

Page 30: ... response E06 Folder is full e g e g e g e g There are at most 99 files in RECORD folder E07 Disk capacity is not enough While recording the disk capacity is not enough E08 Flash error e g e g e g e g Not format the disk it will note while entering MUSIC VOICE RING RECORD folder E10 Recording error E12 Directory doesn t exist E53 In voice folder no record files or record files error SPECIFICATIONS...

Page 31: ...ations Specifications Specifications for for for for MP3 MP3 MP3 MP3 5 Memory 512M 1G 2G 4G 6 Record Format WAV 7 Max Record Time About 69H 32kbps 1G 8 Battery Consumption About 15H by earphone 9 Earphone Output 10mW 2 10 Communication Standard USB2 0 high speed 11 Access Rate MP3 16 320Kbps WMA 8 384Kbps 12 Max Out Power Approx 100mW 13 Max Consumption Current Approx 120mA 14 Power Source Batteri...

Page 32: ... SW SW DSP DSP DSP DSP RECEIVER RECEIVER RECEIVER RECEIVER MP3 MP3 MP3 MP3 PLAYER PLAYER PLAYER PLAYER DIGITAL DIGITAL DIGITAL DIGITAL RECORDER RECORDER RECORDER RECORDER All copy right reserved by Kaito Electronics Inc For update information visit www kaitousa com Printed in China 2008 V1 0 ...

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