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Optimus CR-329 manual

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  • Page 1

    © 1999 T andy C orporatio n. All Rights R eserved. Optimu s and Ra dioShac k are registere d tradem arks used b y T and y Corpora tion. Cat. No . 12-1629 CR-329 AM/FM Cassette C loc k Radio Your Optimus CR-32 9 AM/FM Cas- sette Cloc k Radio o ffers you a ll the conveni ences of an ala rm clock, an AM/F M radi o, and a cass ette tape player in one [...]

  • Page 2

    2 PREP ARA TION Connecting t o A C P o wer Plug the clock radio ’s power co rd into a standard AC outlet. The dis play fl ash- es. Caution: Connec ting the c lock radio to any oth er powe r source might dam age the cl ock ra dio. Install ing a Bac k-Up Batt ery To keep the c lock runn ing u p to 8 hou rs during an AC po wer f ailure, in stall a 9[...]

  • Page 3

    3 CLOCK OPERA TION Setting the Time Hold down TIME , t hen repeat edly press (or hold d own) HOUR un til the displa y shows the cor rect hour setting. PM ligh ts when you se t a PM hour. Then hol d down TIM E , and rep eatedly pres s (o r hold d own) MIN UTE unt il the displa y shows the cor rect min ute set- ting. Note: To prevent changi ng the ti[...]

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    4 To have the buzzer sound a t the set alar m time , set ON/O FF/AUT O /ALAR M to ALARM . ALARM light s . At t he pre set alarm time , th e buz zer sounds . To sto p the buzz er immediatel y, set ON/OFF/A UT O/ALARM to OFF . To stop th e buzzer and tu rn on the ra- dio, se t ON/OFF/A UT O/ALARM to AU T O to play the rad io for about 2 hours or to O[...]

  • Page 5

    5 RADIO OPERA TION Pla ying the R adio 1. Set ON/OFF/A UT O /ALARM to ON . 2. Set FM/AM to the desired band . Notes: • The cloc k rad i o has a built-in AM an tenn a. For t he b est A M receptio n, rotate the r adio . • The F M antenna is b u ilt into th e pow er cord. F or the best FM receptio n, fully e xtend the power c ord. 3. T ur n TUNING[...]

  • Page 6

    6 2. Load the cass ette into the cas- sette g uides on th e compartment door . Insert it with i ts open edg e up and t he full reel to the right. The side faci ng you is the side that pla ys . 3. Close the cassette compar tment door . Pla ying a Cassette T ape 1. Set ON/OFF/A UT O /ALARM to ON . 2. Load a c assette tape . 3. Press PLA Y . The c ass[...]

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    7 FCC Inf ormation Your radio m ight caus e TV or radio in- terferenc e even when it is o perating prope rly. To de termine whethe r your radio is ca using the interferen ce, turn off your radio. If the in terference goes away, your radio is caus ing the in ter- ference. Try to el iminate the inter fer- ence b y: • movi ng your radi o awa y fro m[...]

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    RadioShac k A Division of T and y Corporation Fort W or th, T exa s 76102 Caution: Be carefu l not to da mage th e casse tte when tappin g it. Do not touch the expo sed tape or al low any sharp objects near the cass ette. SPECIFICA T IONS F requency Range: FM: .............. ........... 88–108 MHz AM: ........ ............... 530–1710 kHz T ape[...]