User Manual

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Instructions Manual

Product overview

1. /SOURCE button

2. PROGRAM/REPEAT/PRESET button

3. Stop button

4. Previous/TUN- button

5. Volume +

6. Volume -/CLOCK. ADJ button

7. Play/Pause/FM SCAN button

8. Next/TUN + button

9. LCD display

10. Carry handle

11. Telescopic antenna

12. AC power socket

13. Battery compartment

14. Headphone jack

15. AUX IN jack

16. CD compartment

Summary of content (4 pages)

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Instructions Manual Product overview 1. /SOURCE button 2. PROGRAM/REPEAT/PRESET button 3. Stop button 4. Previous/TUN- button 5. Volume + 6. Volume -/CLOCK. ADJ button 7. Play/Pause/FM SCAN button 8. Next/TUN + button 9. LCD display 10. Carry handle 11. Telescopic antenna 12. AC power socket 13. Battery compartment 14. Headphone jack 15. AUX IN jack 16.
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Set clock 1. Once connecting to the power supply, the boom box enters standby. “00:00” is displayed. 2. Press the CLOCK. ADJ button to enter clock setting mode. 3. Press the Previous/TUN- button to select “24 H” or “12 H”, then press the CLOCK. ADJ button. 4. “Set time” is displayed and the hour digits flash. Press the Next/TUN+ or Previous/TUN- button to adjust hour, then press the CLOCK. ADJ button. 5. The minute digits flash.
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Tuning to an FM station 1. In FM mode, press the FM SCAN button to initialize scan. When an available radio station is tuned to, the scan stops. 2. Press the Next/TUN+ or Previous/TUN- button to fine tune each frequency in 0.1MHz steps, if necessary. Storing an FM station Your boom box can store up to 10 FM radio stations in its preset memories for instant access to your favorite stations. 1. Tune the boom box to the FM radio station that you wish to preset. 2.
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