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- Page 1 SWING kitsound.co.uk AL ARM CLoCk FM RADIo USER MANUAL JB. 3471 / Made in China. © KitSound ™ 2014. Christchurch, Dorset. BH23 4FL...
- Page 2 We are craf tspeople. We are musicians. We are KitSound ™ And we all commit ourselves to achieving one shared goal: Bringing people closer to their music. By truly understanding music we stay true to its craft. Pure, rich, incredible sound. We’ll settle for nothing less.
- Page 3 At KS we believe your music deserves to be showcased on great quality products that don’t cost the earth. We might not all share the same taste in music (the ferocious disputes on music forums prove that), but whether it’s Irish folk, death metal or any number of obscure genres which seem to be multiplying by the minute, the artists responsible for connecting with you through their craft have bared their souls to do so.
- Page 4 On the rear: 4. Set 13. FM aerial Box contents 5. Previous 14. Aux input 6. Scan 15. DC input KS Swing alarm clock FM radio • 7. Next 16. Battery cover Mains adaptor • 8. Mode User manual •...
- Page 5 4. Press the Power button (1) to turn the Swing on by Set (4) to confirm 5. Press the Power button (1) again to put the Swing in standby mode Press Previous (5) or Next (7) to change the hours followed by Set (4) to confirm •...
- Page 6 • Press Previous (5) or Next (7) to change the alarm volume followed by Alarm (11) to confirm Whilst in standby mode, press the Power button (1) to turn the Swing on. Please ensure the aerial is • The alarm is now set and active fully extended and adjusted to the best position.
- Page 7 1. Tune into a station you wish to store as a preset With the Swing in FM mode, press the Mode button (8) to enable aux mode. Connect one end of an aux 2. Press and hold the Set button (4) and a number between 01 – 20 will flash on the screen cable (not supplied) into the aux port (14) on the Swing and insert the other end into the headphone 3.
- Page 8 Open up the Swing as there are no user serviceable parts inside • Frequency response 100 Hz – 20 kHz Expose the Swing to extreme temperatures or rapid changes of hot to cold or vice versa • FM frequency range 87.5 – 108 mHz Aux-in 3.5 mm...
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