Operating The Radio; Setting The Alarm - Proline CR71 Manual De Instrucciones

repeatedly until the correct minute setting is reached.
SNOOZE/TIME SET
4. Release the

OPERATING THE RADIO

1. Set the function selector to the ON position to turn on the radio.
2. Adjust volume using the volume control.
3. Select desired band with the AM/FM Band Switch.
4. Tune in to desired station using TUNING.
When playing FM stations, fully extend the FM antenna for optimal reception.
When playing AM stations, turn the unit slowly until the best reception is obtained.
To turn off the radio
Slide the function selector to the OFF position.

SETTING THE ALARM

The alarm function can be selected from two alarm sounds, RADIO or BUZZER.
Notes: Before setting the alarm, make sure to set the clock (see "SETTING THE CLOCK").
Setting the alarm time
Press and hold down the AL Set button.
1.
Press the Hour Set button repeatedly until you reach the correct hour setting.
2.
Keep holding down the AL Set button and press the Minute Set button repeatedly
3.
until you reach the correct minute setting.
To check the alarm time, press the AL Set button.
4.
To set the radio alarm
Tune to a station and adjust the volume (see "OPERATING THE RADIO").
1.
Set the desired alarm time (see "Setting the alarm time").
2.
Slide the function selector to the AUTO position, a red dot will light in the upper left
3.
corner of the display.
When the set alarm time is reached, the radio will play for about 1 hour 59 minutes
4.
before turning itself off automatically. To continue playing radio, slide the function
selector to the ON position.
To stop the alarm, press the AL Set button or slide the function selector to the OFF
5.
position to turn off the alarm.
To set the buzzer alarm
Set the desired alarm time (see "Setting the alarm time").
1.
Turn the volume control fully clockwise to the Buzz position until a click is heard.
2.
To stop the buzzer, press the AL Set button or slide the function selector to the OFF
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