Setting Sleep Timer; Radio Operation; Soothing Sound Operation; Important Note - Eton ESP2000 Operación Manual

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SETTING SLEEP TIMER

Set the function switch to RADIO or SOUND and switch the 'ON/OFF
switch to 'OFF' position,then hold the (1-5/1-7)/SLEEP button (3) for
three seconds, the SLEEP symbol will show on the LCD display (20)
and the sleep timer digits start from 60 minutes. It will turn on at
the same time. Then use the buttons (10) or (12) to set the desired
sleep time.The range is from one to 99 minutes. Press MODE button
(9) once to finish timer setting. The digits start to count down. When
the sleep timer counts down to 00, it will turn off the radio or sound
automatically. Or press the SNOOZE button (8) once to stop the
sleep timer. Slide the function switch to RADIO and slide the AM/FM
selector to desired band, press the ON/OFF button to switch it on
and off. The ON/OFF button will light up when the radio is on.
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RADIO OPERATION

Slide the function switch to RADIO and slide the AM/FM selector to
desired band, press the ON/OFF button to switch it on and off. The
ON/OFF button will light up when the radio is on.
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SOOTHING SOUND OPERATION

Slide the function switch to SOUND and press the ON/OFF button to
switch it on and off. Select the sound by pressing the corresponding
key. The ON/OFF button and the corresponding key will light up.
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IMPORTANT NOTE

This clock is designed as a consumer use item, NOT as scientific
equipment. The success of time reception is not guaranteed; it is
subject to environmental conditions and the distance from the signal
source. This clock is designed for indoor use only. Please avoid high
humidity, high temperature, vibration, and shock.
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SPECIFICATIONS

POWER:
Main Supply :AC 12OV/DC 6V Adapter 5OOmA (included)
Battery Backup of Clock and Alarm DC 4.5V (3 x "AA")(included)
RADIO:
AM 530 - 1710 kHz
FM :88 - 108 MHz (Mono)
RADIO CONTROLLED CLOCK:
WWVB: 60 kHz
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FCC STATEMENT

It is possible, yet highly unlikely, that even your properly operating
radio may cause interference to other radios or televisions. If the
interference goes away after you turn off your radio, it is the cause.
Here are some tips to help elimina te the interference:
O P E R A T I O N M A N U A L
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