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6 — English

OPERATION

 

Depress the latches to remove the battery pack.

 

NOTE: 

Always remove battery pack from radio when not 

in use.

For complete charging instructions, see the operator’s manu-
als for your battery pack and charger.

FOLD-DOWN FLEXIBLE  ANTENNA

To decrease interference or electrical noise, extend the an-
tenna or move the radio to a higher elevation. The antenna 
folds down and out of the way when not in use.

LCD DISPLAY

When a battery pack is installed and the radio is in the ON 
position, the LCD display will show the time, frequency, 
mode, and settings. When the battery pack is removed and 
AAA batteries are installed, the LCD display will display the 
time only.

NOTE: 

The illustrations of the LCD display shown in this 

manual are only examples of the frequencies you may see 
on your radio and are not the exact frequencies that you 
may choose to listen to.

MENU NAVIGATION BUTTONS

See Figure 3, page 9.

Use the menu navigation buttons to turn the radio on and 
off, control the volume, change frequencies, toggle between 
modes and set the time.

TURNING THE RADIO ON AND OFF:

Press the power button to turn the radio ON and OFF.
When the radio is on and a battery pack is installed, the bat-
tery symbol will be shown in the LCD display. If the battery 
charge is low, a flashing low battery indicator will be displayed.

ADJUSTING THE VOLUME:

When the radio is turned ON, the unit will return to the last 
volume setting used.

 

To increase the volume, press the 

VOL + 

button.

 

To decrease the volume, press the 

VOL –

 button.

MODE SELECTION:

Press the 

MODE

 button to cycle through available modes.

There are four modes to choose from:

 

FM mode

 

AM mode

 

AUX mode

 

BLUETOOTH

®

 mode

NOTE:

 When turned on, the radio will return to the last mode 

that was used if the battery was not disconnected. In the 
event power is lost to the radio, the display will default to 
FM mode.

FM/AM TUNING:

The 

SCAN

 left and right arrow buttons are used to tune 

to the desired radio frequency. The selected frequency is 
displayed on the LCD.

  Press and release the left arrow button to tune to a lower 

frequency. Press and release the right arrow button to 
tune to a higher frequency.

 

Briefly push either button (not press and hold) to tune one 
frequency step at a time.

 

To decrease interference or electrical noise, adjust the 
position of the antenna or move the radio to a higher 
elevation.

STORING A PRESET IN MEMORY:

The memory feature saves up to 20 frequencies as presets in 
the radio’s memory. You can save up to ten (10) frequencies 
each for FM and AM modes.

 

Tune to the desired FM or AM frequency.

 

Press and hold the 

PRESET

 button until the word 

“MEMORY” and the preset position number flash on the 
screen.

 

Press the 

SCAN

 left and right arrow buttons to choose a 

preset position number.

 

NOTE:

 There are ten (10) preset positions for FM and ten 

(10) for AM. Only one station can be saved in each preset 
position.

 

Press the 

PRESET 

button again to store the frequency.

TO TUNE TO PRESETS (FM OR AM MODE):

 

Press and release the 

PRESET

 button to cycle through 

each preset position number and its associated fre-
quency.

EQUALIZER FUNCTION
To adjust the bass and/or treble settings:

  Press and hold the 

MODE

 button until the letter "b" 

(BASS) is displayed. Press again and the letter "t" 
(TREBLE) is displayed.

  Press the 

VOL +

 or 

VOL –

 button until the desired bass 

or treble level (–5 to 5) is achieved . Press 

MODE

 to store 

your selection.

SETTING THE CLOCK:
NOTE: 

Install the battery pack or connect the power cord 

to a power supply before setting the clock. 
The time appears on the LCD display when the radio is on.

 

Press and hold the 

CLK/DSPY

 button until the “hour” 

display blinks.

 

Press the 

VOL +

 or 

VOL –

 button to select the hour. 

 

NOTE: 

Time is displayed in 12-hour format only. To select 

an hour that is after noon and before midnight, cycle the 
hours until “PM” appears in the display.

 

Press and release the 

CLK/DSPY

 button to lock in the 

hour setting. “Minutes” will begin to blink.

 

Press the 

VOL +

 or 

VOL –

 button to select the desired 

number.

 

Press and release the 

CLK/DSPY

 button again to confirm 

the time.

Summary of Contents for ONE+ P742ID

Page 1: ...n comprendrelemanueld utilisationavant d employer ce produit GUARDE ESTE MANUAL PARA FUTURAS CONSULTAS CONSERVER CE MANUEL POUR FUTURE R F RENCE TABLE OF CONTENTS Important Safety Instructions 2 3 Sym...

Page 2: ...use on a ladder or unstable support Stable footing on a solid surface enables better control of the product in unexpected situations Do not use the radio to listen to music or other audio programs whi...

Page 3: ...ned to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in ac...

Page 4: ...l This product uses lithium ion Li ion batteries Local state or federal laws may prohibit disposal of batteries in ordinary trash Consult your local waste authority for information regarding avail abl...

Page 5: ...can be dangerous to long term hearing Listening to music at high volume for any period of time can cause noise induced hearing loss The higher the volume the less time required before your hearing co...

Page 6: ...to the desired radio frequency The selected frequency is displayed on the LCD Press and release the left arrow button to tune to a lower frequency Press and release the right arrow button to tune to a...

Page 7: ...r device s list of available BLUETOOTH signals to pair the device and the radio No password or PIN is required for connection When the device has successfully paired with the radio bt will stop flashi...

Page 8: ...ble to damage from various types of commercial solvents and can be damaged by their use Use clean cloths to remove dirt dust oil grease etc WARNING Do not at any time let brake fluids gasoline petrole...

Page 9: ...une chelle ou un support instable Une bonne tenue et un bon quilibre permettent de mieux contr ler le produit en cas de situation impr vue Ne pas utiliser l appareil radio pour couter de la musique o...

Page 10: ...ne protection raisonnable contre une interf rence nuisible dans une installation r sidentielle Cet quipement produit et utilise de l nergie RF Si l quipement n est pas install et utilis conform ment a...

Page 11: ...mboles permettra d utiliser l produit plus efficacement et de r duire les risques SYMBOLE NOM D SIGNATION EXPLICATION Symbole d alerte de s curit Indique un risque de blessure potentiel Lire le manuel...

Page 12: ...ou le produit AVERTISSEMENT La radio est suffisamment puissante pour occasionner des probl mes auditifs long terme L coute de la musique un niveau sonore lev pendant une certaine p riode peut entra ne...

Page 13: ...l afficheur de la radio retournera en mode FM par d faut SYNTONISATION FM AM Les fl ches gauche et droite sur le bouton SCAN sont utilis s pour syntoniser la fr quence radio d sir e La fr quence s le...

Page 14: ...a radio et le mode de recherche balayage doit tre activ afin de pouvoir apparier le dispositif avec la radio S lectionner RYOBI Radio sur la liste des signaux disponibles pour BLUETOOTH pour apparier...

Page 15: ...dommag es par divers types de solvants du commerce Utiliser un chiffon propre pour liminer la salet la poussi re l huile la graisse etc ENTRETIEN NOTE ILLUSTRATIONS COMMEN ANT SUR 9 DE PAGE APR S LE S...

Page 16: ...la unidad al estar en una escalera o en un soporte inestable Una postura estable sobre una superficie s lida permite un mejor control del producto en situaciones inesperadas No escuche m sica u otros...

Page 17: ...no est n expresamente aprobados por la parte responsable del cumplimiento Dichas modificaciones pueden anular la autoridad del usuario para hacer funcionar el equipo Se ha verificado y determinado qu...

Page 18: ...segura la herramienta S MBOLO NOMBRE DENOMINACI N EXPLICACI N Alerta de seguridad Indica un peligro posible de lesiones personales Lea el manual del operador Para reducir el riesgo de lesiones el usu...

Page 19: ...amblado o posee partes da adas o faltantes puede resultar en lesiones personales graves ADVERTENCIA No intente modificar este producto ni crear aditamentos o accesorios que no est n recomendados para...

Page 20: ...el volumen presione el bot n VOL SELECCI N DE MODO Para cambiar los modos presione el bot n de MODE El modo seleccionado se muestra arriba la frecuencia Presione el bot n de MODE hasta seleccionar el...

Page 21: ...m ticamente intentar conectarse con el ltimo dispositivo con el que se emparej Si no se puede establecer una conexi n dentro de cinco segundos la radio se pondr a disposici n de otros dispositivos hab...

Page 22: ...roducir lesiones serias ADVERTENCIA Para el servicio de la unidad s lo utilice piezas de repuesto id nticas El empleo de piezas diferentes puede presentar un peligro o causar da os al producto MANTENI...

Page 23: ...ater as C Latches loquets pestillos A Screw vis tornillo B Battery cover couvercle des piles tapa del compartimiento de las bater as C AAA batteries piles AAA bater as AAA D Battery compartment compar...

Page 24: ...player not included lecteur MP3 non inclus reproductor de MP3 no incluida B Retainer strap courroie de retenue correa de retenci n C Auxiliary cable not included c ble auxiliaire non inclus cable aux...

Page 25: ...11 NOTES NOTAS...

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Page 28: ...aide Inscrire les num ros de mod le et de s rie inscrits sur la plaque d identification du produit Ce produit est couvert par une garantie limit e de trois 3 ans Une preuve d achat est exig e NUM RO...

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