SDI Technologies Z139 Instant Weather Alarm Clock Radio User Manual
SDI Technologies Inc. Instant Weather Alarm Clock Radio
User Manual
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ZEEIE~NUf—SZ BI 62 628225222 —-———______—__ Zenith Audio Products mited Warranty Zenllh Audla Products) Divialon ol sot Technohyes Inc ,wananls lhls product (0 be Nee Imm delects m womanshlp and malaml under normal use and commons lor . (111106010159 Vest Pans/90 Boys utter ham [he dale ol Dngtnal pnmhasa. Should inn/IE! be requires) by reason of any defied of mnlhmcllon. II is best to Ills! lemm I'll! product and all pans there 01, la the sInro wtrcreh was originafly purchned n [he producl srrll rrecas sent! and ls dwinglha rrrsi 90 days ol the warmly parlod, Zenlthdlo Prcduots wll reps" or at rls olscrcmrn. rsplacs lhls ploducl wlln pruol ol purchase. mlhoul charge lexocpl lor as on chargelor handling. packing. letuln UPS/potlngeuld lnsuranoc). Mgr 90 days Iha ccsl ol labor is Ins customer’s rsspnnsrnility The lee not service alter the warmer period or wllhflul pmal cl purchasers $10 on. 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El Pun) wuss 75926 please Note: lltiswarranty is valid only intm unltcn sratssolAmcrica Any appliclblelmnlled wa rrarrries we also limllad to Onc‘leal Pans/90 Days ubar. and Zerwr Audio Fromm: wlll not be lame 101 mnsequmllal dlmagefl (Some slates do WI alt»; I‘lmil'fllcms on lmpllad warranllss m exclusions nlconssqusr-ltal damages. so lhlmheu reslrtcmms may not apply to you) this warranty gives you specific legahigfils. and you may also hard otlrerrighls, which vary "om stale Io slam Serial No: I:l You may wish (0 make a record at the Serial ‘ Na olthrs pmducl You wm lindlhe Serial Z 8 n Tt h No. an me hact clr bollom nl Ihe uml ' ms vmmmzoa Printed in China 2 e r) 1 1 h Instant Weather Alarm Clock Radio OWNER’S MANUAL AND WARRANTY Army-u Ell mzm Amr- Procyon scrum-r s-rm mum I—mnvus) Pm mum 01mm arr apmnl‘hmr ll unusual 92 :ZI ZZZE—NUf—SE 62822228 7.96 LZ'd Controls and Indicators Top Panel 1 Onion Weather Button 2 Snooze/Sleep 0" Button Front Panel Sleep Button Hour Button Minute Button Alarm Reset Button Alarm Set Button Time Set Button WNP’Wé.” Right side Panel 9. Tuning Dial 10. Volume Control 11. Band Switch Back Panel 12. Weather Selector 13 Wake to Switch Left Side Panel 14. Dlmmer Switch 15 Mode Switch Display (6) Narm"on"tndicator PM PMlndicatnr l“ Battery Low Indicator Dimmer Switch Set the Dimmer Switch 0 on Hi or Low depending on the brightness in your mom. Setting the Clock and Alarm Time Setting the Clock Time 1 Press and hold the Time Set Button 0, then press the Hour Button 0 until the current hour is displayed Remember to set the correct AM or PM. The PM Indicator will light up in the lower right corner oi the display 2, Press and hold the Time Set Button 0, then press the Minute Button 0 until the correct time is displayed. Setting the Alarm Time 1. Press and hold the Alarm Set Button 0. then press the Hour Button 0 until the correct hour Is displayed. Remember to set the correct AM or PM. The PM indicator wlll light up in the lower right corner at the display. 2 Press and hold the Alarm Sat Button 0. then press the Minute Button 9 until the correct alarm time is displayed. HHZZ-NUI—SZ erzt 62822222 SZ'cl Instant Weather Broadcast . Press the Orr/O" Weather Button 0. The Instant Weather LED wrll light to indicate that the weather band has been turned on. Set the Weather Channel Selectoero the number position that has the best reception in your living area. They are as fotlows: ! - 162 117le 2 4 162.450MHZ 3- 162.400MH2 4 - 162.112sz 5 - 162.525MHZ 6 - 162.500MHZ 7 - 162.550MH2 Fully extend the FM wire antenna and adjust the unit’s directlon tor the best possible reception, Adjust the Volume Control 0 as desired. Whentimshed listening. press the Orr/0" Weather Button 0. The Instant Weather LED witt not remain IIL indicating that the weather band has been turned off. Note: While listening to the weather, the Alarm. Steep, and Radio will not Diar- l“ 9‘1“ important lntormation Regarding Weather Broadcasts - Weather band broadcast transmission is every low power and Is not the same as the transmission at FM radio broadcasts. ' Weather hand stations are located in specific geographic locations and terrain, which means the area in which you live may not be within the range at such a station. Il you receive AM and FM stations without aproblem, but cannot receive weatherband information, it means you are beyond the range 01 the nearest weather station, not that your radio is detective - To help improve reception. move the antenna or rotate the radio until you get the best reception. Reception will aiso vary trorn daytime to night time. Battery Backup Note: After installing the Battery Backup and reading through the Maintenance below, plug the AC Irne cord correctly Into a wall outlet. When the unit is connected to AC power tor the first time the display may blink. It the battery is installed and a power iatlure occurs or the AC cord is accidentally disconnected, the display will not remain lit, but the current time and alarm time settings will be tanporarily maintained. It the battery has not been installed or is dead, when the AC power resumes. the display will llash and you must reset the time and alarm time settings 1. Turn the unit upside down and place it gently on a flat suitace. 2 Open the battery compartment cover and " A install a 9 volt battery. (We recommend using an alkaline battery for longer tile). 3. Close the battery compartment door and turn the unit right side up. Battery Low Indicator A Battery tow icon is located in the lower leit corner of the display. When the icon lights up. it is time to replace the 9 volt battery. Maintenance Place the iirtlton a level sun'ace, away trorp direct sunlight. and excessive heat ' Protect your furniture when placing the unit on a natural oil or lacquered linlsh. A cloth or other protective material should be placed between the unit and the lurnlture. 0 Clean your unit with a soft cloth moistened only with mild soap and water. Stronger cleaning agents can mar the surlace ot the case. ewe—wrvsa 621213 2822223 SQ'd A Consumer Guide to Product Safety (Continued) 10 Damage Require Service - The unit should be serviced by qualified servtce personnel when: The power supply cord or plug has been damaged Objects have tallen into or liquid has been spilled into the enclosure. The unit has been exposed to rain, The unit has been dropped or the enclosure damaged. The unit does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change in pertormance. l 1.Servicing - The user should not attempt to service the unit beyond that described in the user'soperating instructions. All other servlclng should be reterred to qualified service personnel. 12.Anlenna ~ Do not connect to an external antenna. 13. ll you have any questions. call SDI Technologies Inc., A licensee ol Zenith Electronics Corporation, 110078884491. ”905°?- Listening to the Radio 1, Slide the Mode Switch 0 to ON. The Dial Pointer will light. 2. Set the Band Switch 0 to AM or FM. 3. Rotate the Tuning Dial Q to the station you preler and adjust the Volume Control 0 If needed. 4. When you are linished listening, slide the Mode Switch ® to OFF. Alarm Operation Wake to Radio. Weather or Buzzer 1. Set the alarm time as indicated in Setting the Alarm Time 2 Slide the Mode Switchtbto ALARM. The alarm bell ioonwtlllirjit intho upper lell comer ol the display. The alarm Is now set to automatically turn on at the time you selected Note: Please make surethat the Ort/Ol't Weather Button 0 is all and the LED is not lit. otherwise the alarm will not turn on at the time selected. 3. It you choose to wake to radio, slide the Wake to Switch 0 to RADIO Make sure you have used the Band Switch 0 and Tuning Dial 9 to find the station you wish to wake to. Also. use the Volume Control 0D to set the desired "wake to" volume leveL (See Listening to Radlo). 4, if you choose to wake to weather. slide the Wake to Switch 0 to WEATHER, Make sure you have selected the desired weaMer station with the Weather Statlon Selector 0. Also. use the Volume Control 0 to set the deswed “wake to” volume level (See tnstant Weather Broadcast). 5. it you choose to wake to buzzer, slide the Wake to Swltch Q to BUZZER The buzzer alarm is equipped with a "Gentle Wake‘ alarm system. When the alarm turns on it Will begin at a low level and gradually become louder until it reaches it's maximum volume level or has been turned oll 63 : 21 ZEBE—NUI‘aSE 69822222 Thank you [or selecting this Zenith Audio Products Instant Weather Alarm Clock Radio. It has been designed, engineered, and manulactuled to meet the highest standards of quality and penmmance. and to provide you wm many years at enjoyment and trouble free operation wlth a mlnlmum ct care, This Owner's Manual explains all the leatures and operations of your new Clock Radio. Please read it belure using your system and keep |t handy for future reference. Once again, thanksfor choosing ZENITHAUDIOPHODUCTS. RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT OPEN‘ CAUTION: n nanucz ma man or ELECTRIC SHOCK. m) unr nanny: maven (on men. an usan-ssnvmzanu urns msmi. were" ssmncms m nun-nan seminar. renown. WARNING: Tn REDUCE ms IISK or nae an swam-c suocx. no nor rxposamsnrumcs to mm on morsruae. Thu Symbol ls |ntended to ate! the use! of n the presence of uninsulated dangeroui voltage wuhin the produn's en<|osure that may be of summer" magnitude to (unifitute 3 “SK 0] eledric shock, nus SylrlDOl n lnlended I0 mm the user to me presenre of rmporrant operating and rrwntenance (servicing) inmuclions in the Ilrerature atrrxnpanylng the product The symbols above ale located al the bottom ol the cabimt "m devke (umpiiex wuh pan I5 ollne rcr Rules Opeuuan is surged m me runtwng xwo mnaniom (I J Ina device may not (aw: hamrrm merlerenre. and m m: dewce must acrept myinlerterem’e received. iudumng mmfevence that may (awe LIMESlled operamn Warning Changes or modilkatiofls Ia um unit not upruxly approved by the party responsible [or (nmplvante «mm mm the uxer'x nlhmlly m nperit! the equipment.
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