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| activetrax|
self –powered audio
Thank you for purchasing activetrax™, on the go audio™, from Seattle
Sports Company. This manual contains important safety information, as
well as easy to follow instructions. Please read through carefully in order to
receive the maximum benefi ts from your new purchase.
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Summary of Contents for Seattle Sports Company activetrax
- Page 1 ™ | activetrax| self –powered audio Thank you for purchasing activetrax™, on the go audio™, from Seattle Sports Company. This manual contains important safety information, as well as easy to follow instructions. Please read through carefully in order to receive the maximum benefi ts from your new purchase.
- Page 2 WARNING Ignoring Safety warnings could result in injury or death! Read these instructions. Keep them though the life of your activetrax™. Heed all warnings and follow all instructions. • Do not expose activetrax™ to dripping or splashing liquid or set objects filled with liquid on activetrax™.
- Page 3 Service is • Upon completion of service or repair, ask the required when activetrax™ is damaged in any service tech to perform safety checks. way, including being dropped in water, exposed to extreme heat, had liquid spilled on it, been...
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Page 4: Charging Information
charging information RUNS FOR 7 HOURS WITH FULL BATTERY CHARGE To Full Charge via crank – 40 minutes (assuming 3 revolutions/ 5 Hours of solar power provides second) at least 30 minutes of play time (average volume) To Full Charge via solar power – 35 hours (assuming solar energy at 20 minutes of radio or iPod®... -
Page 5: Radio Operation
radio operation red charging light Turn radio on by rotating volume control clockwise. There should be a noticable click. To turn off, simply rotate the volume control counterclockwise until the click is heard again. Slide the Band Selector Switch to the desired band. -
Page 6: Weather Band Operation
162.400 MHz to National Weather broadcasts are 162.550 MHz. generally lower volume broadcasts. You may need to adjust the volume of activetrax™ to comfortably hear weather band broadcasts. stereo to mono signal information The cord included with the activetrax™... -
Page 7: Fcc Information
• Reorient or relocate the receiving and found to comply with the antenna. limits for a class B digital device, • Increase the separation between pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC the equipment and receiver. -
Page 8: Limited Warranty
3217 W. Smith St. #1, Seattle, WA 98199. This warranty is void with commercial use. In no event should the Seattle Sports Company be liable for incidental or consequential damages. iPod® is a registered Nightquest LED trademark of Apple.
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