UR-400 (A5) (Engl ish) 12 Oct 200 7 /L
UR-400 (A5) (Engl ish) 12 Oct 200 7 /L
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UR-400 (A5) (Engl ish) 12 Oct 200 7 /L
UR-400 (A5) (Engl ish) 12 Oct 200 7 /L
UR-400 (A5) (Engl ish) 12 Oct 200 7 /L
UR-400 (A5) (English) 12 Oct 2007 /L
UR-400 (A5) (English) 12 Oct 2007 /L
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CAUTION :
TO PREVENT ELECTRI C SHO CK, MATCH WIDE BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE
SLOT, FULLY INSERT.
WARN ING:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRI C SH OCK, DO N OT EXPOSE
THE APPLI ANCE TO RAI N O R MOISTU RE.
8. Heat- The appli ance should be situat ed away from heat sour ces such as r adiator s, heat
regist ers, stoves, and ot her appl iance s (including am plif iers) that produce hea t.
9. Power Sources -The pr oduct shou ld be oper ated onl y w ith t he type of power supply
indicated on t he mar king l abel. If you ar e not sure of the type of power supply t o your
home, consult the pr oduct dea ler or local power compa ny. For products intended t o
operate from batter y power, or other sources , refer to t he operati ng i nstructi ons.
10.
Grounding Polari zation
- This pr oduct may be equi pped w ith a pol arized al ter nati ng
cur rent line pl ug ( a plug ha ving one blade w ider than t he ot her ). This plug w ill fit
into t he po wer outl et only one wa y per iod. This is a safety featur e. If you ar e unable to
inser t the plug f ully i nto the out let , try reversi ng the plug. If the plug shoul d sti ll fail
to f it, contact an electr ici an to repl ace t he outl et. Do not def eat the safety purpose of
the polari zed plug.
11.
Power-Cord Protect ion
- Power supply cor ds shoul d be r outed so t hat they ar e not
likely t o be walked on or pi nched b y i tem s place d upon or against them, paying
par ticular att enti on to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the poi nt where they
exit from t he appli ance.
12.
Cleaning-
The appli ance should be cleane d only as r ecommend ed by t he manuf actur er.
13.
Nonuse periods
- The power cord of the appli ance should be unplugge d from the out let
when l eft unus ed f or a l ong peri od of time.
14.
Obj ect and Liqui d E ntry
- Care should be taken so t hat obj ects do not fall , and liquids
are not spi lled, into t he product case t hrough pr oduc t openings.
15.
Damage Requi ring Ser vice
- Unplug t his pr oduc t from the wall out let and t ake i t to
quali f ied service per sonnel under the following cond itions.
a) When the po wer-supply cor d or plug is damaged.
b) If liquid has been spil led i nto, or object s have f all en into, the produc t.
c) If the pr oduct has been expos ed t o rain or water.
d) If the pr oduct does not operate when use d accor ding t o t he operati ng instructi ons.
Adj ust only t hose cont rols that are covered by t he operati ng i nstructi ons becaus e
improper adjustment of ot her contr ols may i nter fere with the pr oduct 's normal
operati on.
e) If the pr oduct has been dropped or damage d in any way.
f) When the pr oduct exhibi ts a disti nct change i n perf ormance -this i ndicates a need f or
service.
16.
Servici ng
- The user should not attem pt to ser vice t he pr oduct beyond t hat desc ribed
in the oper ating instr ucti ons. All ser vici ng should be r efer red to qualif ied service
personne l.
17.
Power Li nes
-An outsi de antenna system should not be l ocated in the vicint y of
overhead po wer lines, or ot her el ectric l ight or power cir cuits, or where it can fall into
such power lines or cir cuits. When instal ling an outsi de antenna system, extr eme care
should be t aken t o keep from touching po wer lines or cir cuits as cont ract with t hem
might be fatal .
18.
Out er Ant enna Grounding
- If an out side antenna i s connected t o t he r eceiver, be sure
the antenna system is grounded so as t o pr ovide some prot ection against voltage surges
and buil t up stat ic. Secti on 810 of the Nati onal Electrical Code ANSI /NFPA 70
provides i nfor mat ion w ith respect to pr oper to g roundi ng of the mast and suppor ting
str uctur e, groundi ng conducter s, loca tion of antenna-discha rge unit , size of groundi ng
electr odes, and r equirem ents for the g roundi ng electr ode ( see figure ) .
NEC NATIONAL ELECT RICAL C ODE
Do not apply oi l or petr oleum products t o t his product.
CAUTI ON
Invisi ble laser radiat ion will be emi tted when t he pr oduct is open and interlocks ar e
defeat ed. Do not defeat the safety interlocks.
GRA PHIC SY MBO LS WITH SUPPL EMEN TARY MAR KINGS ARE LOC ATED ON
THE BOTTOM OF THE UNIT.
USE OF CONTROLS, ADJUST MENT S, OR P ERFORM ANCE PROCE DURE
HER EIN MAY RESULT IN HA ZARDO US RA DIATION EXPOSU RE.
AM/FM Alarm Clock Radio
Model No: UR-400
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
THESE IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTI ONS ARE INCLUDED ,
AS APPLI CABLE TO THE APPLI ANCE, CO NVEYI NG TO THE USER
THE INFORMATION ITEM IZED BELOW
1.
Read i nstructi ons
- All the saf ety and operat ing i nstr ucti ons shoul d be r ead before the
appli ance i s operated.
2.
Ret ain i nstructi ons
- The safet y and operati ng i nstructi ons shoul d be r etained f or
future reference.
3.
Heed Warnings
- All war nings and cauti ons on t he appliance and i n the operati ng
instructi ons shoul d be adhe red t o.
4.
Foll ow instruct ions
- All operati ng and use inst ructi ons shoul d be f ollowed.
5.
Water and Moi sture
- The appli ance should not be used near water, (e.g. a batht ub,
washbowl, kitchen si nk, laund ry t ub, wet basement, a swimming pool or lake.)
6.
Wall or Ceil ing Mounti ng
- The appli ance should not be mounted on a wall or ceil ing.
7.
Venti lation
- The appli ance should be sit uated so t hat its loca tion or position does not
interfere with i ts pr oper venti lat ion. For example, the appliance shou ld not be sit uated
on a bed, sof a, rug or sim ilar surface that may bl ock the v enti lat ion openings, or place d
in a buil t-in i nstallation, suc h as a bookc ase or cab inet, that may i mpede the flow of air
through t he venti lat ion openings.
19.
Cleaning
- Unplug t his pr oduc t from the wall out let befor e cleaning. Do not use l iqui d
cleane rs or aerosol cleane rs. Use a damp cl oth f or cleaning.
20.
Lightni ng
- For added prot ection f or this pr oduct duri ng a l ight ning st orm, or when i t
is lef t unattended and unus ed f or long periods of time, unpl ug it from t he wall out let
and disconne ct the antenna or cabl e system. This will prevent damage to t he pr oduct
due t o lightni ng and power-line surges .
21.
Safet y Check
- Upon compl eti on of any ser vice or repairs to this product, ask t he
service t echnician t o perf orm safety checks to determine that the product is in pr oper
operati ng condit ion.
22.
Overloading
- Do not overl oad wall out lets, extension cords or integral convenience
receptacles as t his can r esult in a r isk of f ire or el ectric shoc k.
EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING AS PER NATIONAL ELECT RICAL CODE
POWER SOURCE
Plug the AC line cord into AC 230V 50Hz power outlet. The unit is now working and the
display f igures will blink to show you it is operating, but not yet set.
Battery Backup:
Two “AAA “battery (not included) may be installed as a backup option to maintain the time
if electrical power fail. In the event of a power outage, the time will not appear on the clock
LED display; however, the clock will continue to operate and the actual time will be
maintained. The clock LED display and other functions will resume once electrical power
is restored. If used, the 9-volt battery should be replaced as needed. Remove the battery if
the clock is not used or stored for long periods of time.
Battery Installation
1. Remove the battery compartment door.
2. Insert two “AAA” batteries into the battery compartment.
Be sure to follow the battery polarity as marked inside the compartment.
3. Close the battery compartment door.
NOTE:
Spent or discharged batteries must be recycled or disposed of properly in
compliance with all applicable laws. For detailed information, contact your local county
solid waste management authority.
Operating Instruction
To set the time:
1. Plug the product into a standard 220V 50 Hz AC electrical outlet.
2. To set the current clock hour(s), press and hold the TIME Button; then repeatedly press
the Hour Button until the correct hour(s) is reached.
3. To set the current clock minute(s), press and hold the TIME Button; then repeatedly
press the Minute Button until the correct minute(s) is reached.
To set and use the alarm function:
1. To set the alarm hour(s), press and hold the ALARM Button; then press the Hour Button
until the desired hour(s) is reached.
2. To set the alarm minute(s), press and hold the ALARM Button; then press the Minute
Button until the desired minute(s) is reached.
3. Press the AL. ON/OFF Button. When the alarm is on, there will be an alarm signal on
the LED Display.
4. Select the alarm sound (to wake by)
4.1) To wake up by the alarm buzzer
a) Turn the VOLUME BUZZER KNOB to the BUZZ position.
b) The alarm buzzer will sound at the set alarm time.
4.2) To wake up by the AM/FM Radio
a) Turn the FUNCTION KNOB to AM OR FM position.
b) The alarm radio will sound at the set alarm time.
5. To silence the alarm, press the AL.OFF button.
Locati on of Cont rols
1. Ant enna
2. Func tion Knob
3. Power Indi cator
4. LED Displ ay
5. Volum e / Buzz Knob
6. Tuning Knob
7. Spea ker
8. Hour But ton
9. Alarm Set Butt on
10. Minute Butt on
11. Time Set Butt on
12. Alarm On / Off But ton
13. Power On / Off But ton
14. Batt er y C ompartment
To operate the radio
1. Press the POWER button. The power indicator will light up.
2. Turn the function knob to AM/FM position.
3. Rotate the Tuning Control Knob to the desired radio station.
4. Rotate the Volume Control Knob to a comfortable Listening level.
5. To switch off the radio, press the POWER button.
To use the AUX function
1. Press the POWER button. The power indicator will light up.
2. Turn the function knob to AUX position.
3. Use the included audio cable to join the audio source to the AUX
IN JACK on the back of the unit.
4. Turn on the AUDIO player.
5. Rotate the Volume Control Knob to a comfortable Listening level.
6. To switch off the AUX function, turn off your Audio and press the Power button.
SPECIFICATIONS
Power Source
: AC 230V/ 50Hz
Powerconsumption : 4W (stand-by) / 6W (power on)
Battery back-up
: 3V (2 x AAA 1,5V)
Frequency Range
: AM 530 – 1600 KHz
FM 87.5 – 108 MHz
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