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When the radio is on by alarm functions with buzzer, you can short press [POWER] button
to turn off the alarm.
DISPLAY MODE
OFF status: Short press [DISPLAY] button to view on Temperature, Alarm time.
ON status: Short press [DISPLAY] button to view on Alarm time, Temperature, Local time,
signal strength/ SNR.
USING THE LOCK BUTTON
Long press [
] button with a long "B- -" sound and the "
" symbol appears in the
display to lock up all keys / buttons.
Long press [
] button again with a "B" sound to unlock it.
USING THE LIGHT BUTTON
Short press [LIGHT] button with a "B" sound, LCD backlight illuminates for 3 seconds.
Long press [LIGHT] button with a long "B- -" sound, LCD illuminates permanently.
Short press [LIGHT] button again with a "BB" sound to turn off it.
FM ST. (FM STEREO) BUTTON
Short press [FM ST.] button when in the FM band to take the radio in or out of stereo
reception mode. When it's in stereo mode, "
" appears over the left side of the
frequency in the display. As long as you are not using headphones or earphones, it can
be left in mono mode.
AM BW (BANDWIDTH) BUTTON
Short press [AM BW] button to choose 6, 4, 3, 2, 1 kHz bandwidth. This may help to
reduce interference on some frequencies. Using WIDE usually results in better audio
fidelity, while using narrow limits the audio fidelity somewhat. You can use it in MW, LW
and SW band.
SYSTEM SETTING
Frequency range setting for FM
Turn off the radio, long press [FM SET] button, until 87.5-108MHz, 64-108MHz,
76-108MHz, or 87-108MHz appears in the display. Quickly keep pressing on the [FM SET]
button to select suitable frequency range for your local FM.
Changing the clock format
Turn off the radio, long press [12/24] button, until " 12 "or " 24 " appears in the display. If "
12" appears in the display, which means the clock system will be in the 12 hour format.
MW(AM) step setting
Turn off the radio, long press [9/10kHz] button until "9kHz" or "10kHz" appear in the
o
display. If the display shows "10kHz" with degree of Fahrenheit (
F), which means this
o
radio is set to 10 kHz step for AM with temperature in Fahrenheit (
F. 10kHz step is used
by North America AM broadcast.
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