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Radio Shack 12-591 manual

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    12-591 User’ s Guide Da ytime/Nighttime • Atomic-Controlled Projection Clock Radio Thank you for purchasing your Pr ojection Clock Radio from RadioShack . Please read this user’ s guide before installing, setting up, and using your new Projection Clock Radio.[...]

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    2 Contents Important Safety Instructions..............................................................................3 Package contents ......................................................................................................... 5 Features ................................................................................................[...]

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    3 Impor tant Safety Instr uctions 1. Read these instructions. 2. Keep these instructions. 3. Heed all warnings. 4. Follow all instructions. 5. Unplug this product fr om the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Clean only with dry cloth. WARNING: T o reduce the risk of re or shock hazard, do not expose this pro[...]

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    4 6. Do not use this product near water . The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on apparatus. 7. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat r egisters, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat. 8. Use only wit[...]

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    5 Setup P ackag e contents • Radio • User’ s Guide • Quick Start F eatures • Projects time on the ceiling or wall • Automatically adjusts the brightness of the beam based on ambient lighting conditions • Time synchronizes with the U.S. government’ s atomic clock, sets itself, and stays accurate • Dual alarms with snooze function ?[...]

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    6 Setup Setup Power Y our Radio Con nec t t he AC plu g t o a st and ar d wal l o utl et. Ins tal l b att eri es for ba cku p p owe r . I n t he eve nt of a pow er int err upt ion , t he bac kup ba tte rie s w ill r et ain you r r adi o p r ese ts, th e c loc k a nd ala rm tim es in the me mor y o nly (n orm al clo ck, di spl ay and ra dio ope rat [...]

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    7 Setup PROJECTOR HI/MED/ AUTO/OFF • T urn projector on/of f • Select brightness level LOCK TIME/DA TE Slide to TIME/DA TE to set time manually . Slide to LOCK to save. 12/24 Select 12 or 24 hour format. TIME ZONE Select your time zone. RESET Restore to factory settings and clear all time and radio presets. DST AUTO/OFF T urn daylight savings o[...]

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    8 Setup W A VE Hold down about 10 seconds to turn on/off the atomic clock function. Press to sear ch for the atomic clock signal, e flashes. SET Set time and alarm.  Change settings. + VOLUME – Adjust volume. M 1/ M 2 T urn on or stop alarm 1 or alarm 2. Light sensor Helps to detect light levels to automatically adjust projector brightness[...]

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    9 Setup G T urn on/off the radio. FM/AM/AUX Select the desired fr equency . SLEEP Select a sleep timer in 60, 30, 15 minute increments. MEMOR Y • Hold down to store frequencies. • Press to recall the saved fr equencies. SNOOZE/LIGHT • Stop the alarm for 10 minutes when the alarm sounds. • Briefly turn on the backlight /projector image. •[...]

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    10 Setup • If you do not plan to use the radio for a long time, remove the batteries. Batteries can leak chemicals that can damage electronic parts. Setting T ime Y our clock attempts to synchronize with the atomic time signal automatically when you first turn it on and whenever you press RESET . The reception icon e flashes while it is sear ch[...]

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    11 Setup 7. Press SET to confirm. The year flashes. 8. Press  or  to select the year . 9. Press SET to confirm and slide LOCK TIME/DA TE to LOCK to save the setting. Setting Alar ms 1. Hold down SET until the time display of ALARM 1 flashes. 2. Press  or  to select the alarm time, then pr ess SET . 3. Press  or  to wake by (al[...]

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    12 Oper ation • T o deactivate the alarm, press the 1 or 2 button down. The corresponding alarm time and alarm mode disappear . Oper ation Press G to turn on the radio. The last fr equency appears. T une the Radio 1. Press FM/AM/AUX to toggle between FM, AM and auxiliary input. 2. T o manually find a frequency , press  or  until the desir [...]

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    13 Oper ation 3. Press MEMOR Y to store the frequency and select the next pr eset fr equency . 4. Repeat step 2–3 to store other pr eset fr equencies. F ind a Preset Station 1. Press MEMOR Y to recall the previous used memory fr equency . 2. Press MEMOR Y again to go to the next preset frequency . S leep T imer Y ou can set your radio to turn off[...]

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    14 Oper ation 3. Adjust the sound control on your device. 4. Press POWER to turn of f the radio. Using the Projector Project the curr ent time, date, or radio frequency on a wall or ceiling, and r otate the projection +/- 90 degr ees. • AUT O – Th e p r oje cti on bri ght nes s c han ges ac cor d ing to th e a mbi ent br igh tne ss. In or de r [...]

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    15 Additional Info Additional Infor mation Specifications Power supply ................................................................................................................... 120V AC Output power .................................................................................................................. 200 mW FM Frequency ......[...]

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    16 Additional Info FCC Infor mation This eq uipm ent has bee n te sted and fo und to c ompl y w ith the limi ts for a Cl ass B d igit al d evic e, purs uant to P art 15 of t he F CC Rule s. T hese li mits ar e d esig ned to pr ovid e r ea sona ble pr otec tio n ag ains t ha rmf ul inte rfe re nce in a r esid ent ial inst alla tio n. T his equi pme [...]

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    17 Additional Info Limited W ar r anty Radi oSh ack warr ants th is p ro duct aga ins t de fect s in ma teri als and wor kman ship und er norm al u se b y t he orig ina l pu rc hase r fo r n inet y (9 0) d ays aft er t he d ate of pur cha se fr om a Rad ioSh ack -own ed s tor e o r a n auth ori zed Radi oSha ck fran chis ee o r d eale r . RAD IOSH [...]

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    18 Additional Info LIAB ILI TY , LOSS OR DAM AGE CAUS ED D IRE CTL Y OR I NDIR ECTL Y BY USE OR PERF ORMA NCE OF THE PROD UCT OR ARIS ING OUT OF ANY BREA CH OF T HIS WA RRAN TY , INC LUDI NG, BUT NOT LIM ITED TO, ANY DAM AGES RES UL TING FROM INC ONV ENIE NCE AND ANY LOS S OF TIM E, DA T A, PRO PERTY , REVE NUE , OR PRO FIT AND ANY IND IREC T , SP [...]

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    19 Additional Info[...]

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    Printed in China 06A09 12-591 ©2009. RadioShack Corporation. All rights reserved. RadioShack and RadioShack.com are trademarks used by RadioShack Corporation. Protect the envir onment by recycling used electr onics. Go to E-CyclingCentral.com to find an electronic r ecycling center near you.[...]