Voxx Accessories RCEP600WR Multi-Function Emergency Radio User Manual VIXRCEP600WR
Voxx Accessories Corp. Multi-Function Emergency Radio VIXRCEP600WR
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User Manual_1_VIXRCEP600WR
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RCEP600WR/RCAEP 700 WR Instruction Manual Multi-Function Emergency Radio Ownerâs Manual Whatâs in this package? .............................................................................................. 1 Tour of the Survival Skybox: Front View .................................................................. 1 Tour of the Survival Skybox: Top View and Back Panel ........................................2 Before You Start: Charge Up the Survival Skybox.................................................2 Setting the Time and Date ..........................................................................................3 Lighting function ..........................................................................................................3 Mobile Phone Charging ...............................................................................................3 Setting Up Bluetooth Wireless ..................................................................................4 Streaming Audio With Bluetooth ...............................................................................4 AM/FM/Weather Band Radios ...................................................................................5 Using AM/FM/Weather Band radio ...........................................................................5 Alert Function ................................................................................................................5 Alarm Clock ....................................................................................................................5 Sleep function ...............................................................................................................5 SpeciďŹcations................................................................................................................6 Limited 12 Month Warranty........................................................................................ 6 Pour des instructions en français, se reporter Ă la page 7. Para obtener instrucciones en espaĂąol, consulte la pĂĄgina 15. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE READ AND SAVE THIS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Some of the following information may not apply to your particular product; however, as with any electronic product, precautions should be observed during handling and use. Precautions for the unit g'RQRWXVHWKHXQLWLPPHGLDWHO\DIWHUWUDQVSRUWDWLRQIURPDFROGSODFHWRDZDUPSODFH FRQGHQVDWLRQ problems may result. g'RQRWVWRUHWKHXQLWQHDUĂUHSODFHVZLWKKLJKWHPSHUDWXUHRULQGLUHFWVXQOLJKW([SRVXUHWRGLUHFW sunlight or extreme heat (such as inside a parked car) may cause damage or malfunction. g&OHDQWKHXQLWZLWKDVRIWFORWKRUDGDPSFKDPRLVOHDWKHU1HYHUXVHVROYHQWV g7KHXQLWPXVWRQO\EHRSHQHGE\TXDOLĂHGSHUVRQQHO FCC Information This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. 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Industry Canada Regulatory Information 7KLVGHYLFHFRPSOLHVZLWK566RIWKH,QGXVWU\&DQDGD5XOHV2SHUDWLRQLVVXEMHFWWRWKH following two conditions: 1) this device may not cause interference and 2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. ,&5DGLDWLRQ([SRVXUH6WDWHPHQW 7KLVHTXLSPHQWFRPSOLHVZLWK,&UDGLDWLRQH[SRVXUHOLPLWVVHWIRUWK for an uncontrolled environment. Industry Canada Regulatory Information &$1,&(6 % 10% % Avis dâIndustrie Canada &$1,&(6 % 10% % Important battery information Warning: Your product contains a battery and charging system which is designed to work in temperatures that do not exceed 50°C (122°F). Leaving this product in a closed automobile or the trunk of an automobile where temperatures may exceed 50°C may result in permanent battery damage, ďŹ re, or explosion. Please remove your product from the automobile when you exit, do not place your product in the trunk of your automobile, and do not leave your product in any location where temperatures may exceed 50°C. Ecology Your product must be disposed of properly according to local laws and regulations. Because this product contains a battery, the product must be disposed of separately from the household waste. Ti DWLRQ HFW LFH nst VH Emergencies Happen. Be prepared. The Survival Skybox has the tools to help you get the information and power you need whenever and wherever you need LW,WLVWKHSHUIHFWDGGLWLRQWRWKHJDUDJHWKHUHFURRPRUDQ\ZKHUHDWKRPHRUDZD\%OXHWRRWKZLUHOHVVOHWV\RXHQMR\PXVLFRURWKHU audio from your smartphone through the Survival Skyboxâs stereo speakers whenever and wherever you want. And a suite of essential emergency preparedness tools means youâll be ready when the unexpected happens, with weather and news when other sources are down, PRELOHSKRQHFKDUJLQJDEXLOWLQĂDVKOLJKWZLWKHPHUJHQF\EHDFRQDQGWLPHGDWHDQGWHPSHUDWXUHLQIRRQWKH6XUYLYDO6N\ER[dVGLJLWDO display. Best of all, the Survival Skyboxâs rechargeable battery can be recharged via AC adapter, or via the built-in solar panel or crankpowered dynamo if youâre off the grid. Whatâs in this package? g$&SRZHUDGDSWHU QHG RQH 20 G g7KLVXVHUJXLGH g7KH6XUYLYDO6N\ER[0XOWL)XQFWLRQ(PHUJHQF\5DGLR Tour of the Survival Skybox: Front View Hand crank Radio playing indicator/Alert LED Radio playing indicator/Alert LED Channel knob Flashlight/ Distress light Volume knob any UWK LCD Display Time Month/Date Control Panel Day Temperature Bluetooth 1H[W On/Off/ FM/AM/Weather Band select Previous Sleep Mode 12$$ alert indicator Time, Radio Band / )UHTXHQF\ Stereo indicator 5DGLR)UHTXHQF\ Bluetooth indicator $ODUP6QRR]H indicator USB charging indicator Battery indicator USB charging on/off Time set Alarm on/ Alert on/off off/set Se Tour of the Survival Skybox: Top View and Back Panel Carry handle Back Panel Hideaway Antenna Wh dis eas To 1. Light switch Reset Switch Solar panel '&,1 Jack USB charging outlet +HDGSKRQH Jack Before You Start: Charge Up the Survival Skybox Plugging in for power 2SHQWKHGRRUFRYHULQJWKH'&,1MDFNRQWKH6XUYLYDO6N\ER[dV EDFNSDQHO&RQQHFWWKHDGDSWHUWRWKH'&,1MDFNRIWKH Survival Skybox. 2. Connect the AC power adapter to a convenient wall outlet (Fig. 1). The Survival Skybox starts charging and the battery LQGLFDWRUĂDVKHV:KHQWKHEDWWHU\LVIXOOWKHLQGLFDWRUZLOOVWRS ĂDVKLQJ$IXOOFKDUJHWDNHVDSSUR[LPDWHO\KRXUV Solar Charging 7KHVRODUSDQHOFKDUJHVWKH6XUYLYDO6N\ER[dVLQWHUQDOEDWWHU\,W could take 45 hours under strong sunlight. The charging icon will be shown on the display while charging (Fig. 2). Figure 2 Hand-Crank Charging The hand crank charges the Survival Skyboxâs internal battery. Figure 1 1. Open the hand crank. 2. Grip the Survival Skybox with one hand and the crank with the other. 3. Turn the handle rapidly (about 120 to 150 RPM). The Survival Skybox starts charging and the EDWWHU\LQGLFDWRUĂDVKHV )LJ ,03257$17 'RQdWIRUFHWKH hand crank. Make sure you turn from the handle onlyâdonât grab the entire crank. 7KD WR WKH cha Figure 3 be Setting the Time and Date Lighting function When you ďŹrst plug in or charge the Survival Skybox, the front display will show â12:00â for the time. Setting the time and date is easy...hereâs how. Press the (light) button on the top panel of the Survival 6N\ER[WRWXUQRQWKHĂDVKOLJKW:KHQWKH6XUYLYDO6N\ER[LVIXOO\ charged, the light can work up to 5 hours consecutively. For every PLQXWHRIKDQGFUDQNLQJDW530WKHĂDVKOLJKWFDQZRUNXS to 3 minutes consecutively. Press the (light) button twice to WXUQRQWKHUHGĂDVKOLJKWIRUHPHUJHQF\3UHVVWKH (light) button again to turn off the light. To set the time and date: 1. Make sure the radio is off. Press the button to turn it off if it isnât already. 3UHVVDQGKROGWKH6(7EXWWRQRQWKHIURQWSDQHOXQWLOWKHKRXU GLJLWV ef VWDUWĂDVKLQJ7KLVPHDQV\RXFDQVHWWKHKRXU8VH the and buttons on the front panel to set the current hour. 2QFH\RXdYHVHWWKHFRUUHFWKRXUSUHVVWKH6(7EXWWRQDJDLQ 7KHPLQXWHVGLJLWV ef VWDUWĂDVKLQJZKLFKPHDQV\RXFDQ set the minutes. Use the and buttons on the front panel to set the current minutes. 2QFH\RXdYHVHWWKHFRUUHFWPLQXWHVSUHVVWKH6(7EXWWRQ DJDLQ7KH\HDU ef VWDUWVĂDVKLQJZKLFKPHDQV\RXFDQ set the current year. Use the and buttons on the front panel to set the current year. 2QFH\RXdYHVHWWKHFRUUHFW\HDUSUHVVWKH6(7EXWWRQDJDLQ 7KH0RQWKGLJLWV ef VWDUWĂDVKLQJZKLFKPHDQV\RXFDQVHW the current month. Use the and buttons on the front panel to set the current month. 2QFH\RXdYHVHWWKHFRUUHFWPRQWKSUHVVWKH6(7EXWWRQDJDLQ 7KH'DWHGLJLWV ef VWDUWĂDVKLQJZKLFKPHDQV\RXFDQVHW the date. Use the and buttons on the front panel to set the current date. 2QFH\RXdYHVHWWKHFRUUHFWGDWHSUHVVWKH6(7EXWWRQDJDLQ 1RZ\RXFDQFKDQJHZKHWKHUWKHFORFNVKRZVWKHWLPHLQ 12-hour (for example, 3:30 PM) or 24-hour (for example, 15:30) format. The default is the 12-hour format. Press the buttons WRFKDQJHWRWKHKRXUIRUPDWRUSUHVV6(7WRNHHSWKH hour format. 7KDWdVLW7KHWLPHDQGGDWHDUHVHW,I\RXQHHGWRPDNHDFKDQJH WRDQ\RIWKHVHVHWWLQJVMXVWSUHVVDQGKROGWKH6(7EXWWRQZKHQ WKHUDGLRLVRIIDQGSUHVV6(7XQWLO\RXVHHWKHVHWWLQJ\RXZDQWWR change. Mobile Phone Charging 1. Press the button to turn on mobile phone charging mode. /LIWWKHUXEEHUFRYHURIWKH3+21(&+$5*(5MDFNRQWKH Survival Skyboxâs back panel. 3OXJRQHHQGRI\RXUFKDUJLQJFDEOHLQWRWKH3+21(&+$5*(5 port behind the door on the Survival skyboxâs back panel. Plug the other end of your charging cable into the USB charging port on your mobile phone. ,03257$17 7KH6XUYLYDO6N\ER[PD\QRWFKDUJHDOOPRGHOVRI all brands of mobile phones. Phone adapters are not included (youâll have to use the cable that came with your mobile phone). 3. After the connection, hand-crank the Survival Skybox to HQDEOHPRELOHSKRQHFKDUJLQJ ,IWKHEDWWHU\LVIXOOWKH6XUYLYDO Skybox could directly charge the mobile phone without handcranking motion.) 4. After charging press the button to turn off mobile phone charging mode and disconnect USB cable. Cover the back panel connections with rubber cover. Continues on the next page... The Survival Skyboxâs mobile phone charging feature is intended to provide an emergency battery charge of your mobile phone battery so you could make an emergency phone call. Percentage will vary due to your mobile phone and Survival Skyboxâs internal battery FKDUJH,IWKH6XUYLYDO6N\ER[dVLQWHUQDOEDWWHU\UXQVRXWRIFKDUJH disconnect your mobile phone USB cable form the Survival Skybox and use the hand crank to give the internal battery enough charge to then return to phone charging again. 127(6 3KRQHWDONLQJWLPHZLOOGLIIHUIURPSKRQHWRSKRQH 127(&KDUJLQJRIPRELOHSKRQHEDWWHU\ZLOOEHOLPLWHGGXHWRVL]H RILQWHUQDO6XUYLYDO6N\ER[dVEDWWHU\,WLVLQWHQGHGIRUHPHUJHQFLHV to provide enough charge to make an emergency call or send emergency text. You may use Dynamo to continue charging after internal battery has been depleted to continue to charge your mobile phone. ,03257$17 7KH6XUYLYDO6N\ER[PD\QRWFKDUJHDOOPRGHOVRIDOO brands of mobile phones. Phone adapters are not included (youâll have to use the cable that came with the device). Setting Up Bluetooth Wireless Pairing The Bluetooth-enabled device that you wish to stream audio to your Survival Skybox must ďŹrst be paired to the Survival Skybox. The process is simple, and in most cases the pairing process needs to be done only once. To pair your Bluetooth-enabled device with the Survival Skybox: 1. Make sure your mobile phoneâs Bluetooth is turned on. See the wireless and/or network settings menu on your phone to check. ,IWKH6XUYLYDO6N\ER[LVQdWDOUHDG\RQSUHVVWKH button to WXUQLWRQDQGWKHQSUHVVWKHEXWWRQe%/8(fZLOOEHVKRZQRQ the display and the backlit of the Tuning knob and Volume knob ZLOOEHĂDVKLQJUDSLGO\ 3. Open the Bluetooth settings menu on your device. Select âWeather Radioâ from the list of devices available (you might KDYHWRVFDQIRUGHYLFHV ,I\RXUGHYLFHDVNVIRUDSDVVZRUG enter â0000â. 4. A conďŹrmation screen will appear on your phone once the Survival Skybox and your phone are successfully paired. The backlight stays lit to indicate successful connection. The Survival Skybox is now ready for you to stream audio from your phone. 5. Turn the volume on your phone to at least 3/4 max, then start playing something on the phone. Control the Survival Skybox volume on the Survival Skybox itself, using the Volume knob. 127( ,I\RXQRWLFHWKHVRXQGIURPWKH6XUYLYDO6N\ER[LV distorted, turn down your phoneâs volume. Reconnecting When you turn it on, the Survival Skybox reconnects automatically with the last paired device. When you leave the Bluetooth operating UDQJHZLWKWKH6XUYLYDO6N\ER[WXUQHG21LWGLVFRQQHFWV:KHQ you come back into the Bluetooth operating range, your device will be re-connected. AM Streaming Audio With Bluetooth To 7XQ in F IUH you Once youâve paired and connected your device with the Survival Skybox, you can control music playback from the palm of your hand. Select your music, stop it, change songs and playlists, all right from your deviceâs screen. To adjust volume: Turn the Survival Skyboxâs Volume knob. To disconnect from the Multi-Function Jobsite Radio:(LWKHUWXUQ Bluetooth off on your device or choose âDisconnectâ from the list of options in your deviceâs Bluetooth settings. To reconnect with the Survival Skybox: Just turn the Survival Skybox on and wait a few seconds for the Survival Skybox to ďŹnd DQGFRQQHFWWR\RXUGHYLFH,IWKH6XUYLYDO6N\ER[VWLOOKDVQdWIRXQG your device (which may happen if, for instance, another device has been connected after yours) make sure the Survival Skybox isnât connected to another device currently. Then select the âWeather Radioâ from the list of Bluetooth connections available in your deviceâs Bluetooth menu to connect to it. The you To To but (we To dec Us Ale 1.
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