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1. Setting 3 Press lt _ gt to enter next page ORA Language ma auto Off 10 USING THE RADIO AND MP3 UNIT TOGETHER 1 Open the Menu in Radio mode and select Recorder Press lt button 17 gt to select sound quality 32 80 128 kbps then press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to select the one you want 2 For Shortwave 32 kbps is good enough For FM stereo select 80 or 128 kbps Sound quality will be better with a higher kbps but recording time will be shorter 3 Quick Record if you do not need the specify the recording quality press and hold lt button 10 gt You will automatically enter 32 kbps recording mode NOTES Check the battery prior to recording Make sure you have enough battery life to record the quality and duration you desire It is recommended to record clips of less than 1 hour duration for ease of management It is normal to get interference while recording Adjusting the LCD The Menu will allow you to set the contrast and backlight for the LCD 1 Access the Menu in Radio mode Select Setting and press lt button 17 gt to enter the next menu 2 Select LCD and press lt button 17 gt to enter your desired LCD settings This includes contrast backlight time and screen protection program 3 Press lt gt to enter next page Page Eleven JSE THE RADIO AND MP3 PLAYER TOGETHER Back Light Time Select Time that backlignt is on Contrast Adjust LCD cont
2. gt or lt 3j gt short toselect EQ mode Press lt gt toconfirm selection Note There are fourcycle modes inthe EQ Normal Classic Jazz DBB Replay There are4 ways toreplay the musicon the player Enter MP3 main menu select Setting Select Replay press lt gt short to make selection 3 Press lt E gt or lt LA gt short toselect t Press lt gt to confirmthe selection Note Thereare 4 ways of replay SA Repeat All 1 Repeat One Play SR Random Sw Normal Play USING THE MP3 UNIT WITH THE RADIO Settings EQ Effects The MP3 unit has 6 EQ modes You can select a different mode for different types of music 1 Access the MP3 main Menu and select Setting 2 Select Equalizer to enter EQ selection 3 Press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to select the desired EQ mode 4 Press lt button 17 gt to confirm your selection NOTE There are 4 EQ modes Normal Classic Pop Rock Jazz and DBB Base Repeat There are 4 Repeat modes for the MP3 unit 1 Access the MP3 main Menu and select Setting 2 Select Repeat and press lt button 17 gt to make a Repeat mode selection 3 Press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to select the desired Repeat mode 4 Press lt button 17 gt to confirm your selection NOTE There are 4 Repeat modes lt symbol gt Normal Play lt symbol gt Repeat All lt symbol gt Repeat 1 file Random
3. shows up on the sub LCD it shows the Alarm 1 is set up and completed 4 Short press lt J gt and sign 4 flashed short press lt gt to exit Alarm 1 setup Note For Alarm 2 and Alarm 3 use the same procedure to set up but use lt C _ gt for Alarm 2 and lt C gt for Alarm 3 No matter how to use with the combined MP3 Player this set up is good for the status that the Radio is set to turn itself on Set Up automatic power off When the radio is on you can set the time to turn off the radio 1 Long press lt s gt the sub LCD little LCD shows the current time 2 Short press lt gt to show the current turn off time Short press digit numbers to set turn off time 01 99 Minutes If you Do notdo any action the default time is 60 minutes Short press lt gt it is set default the unlimited time to turn off the radio Compare You may see that the Use radio only and Use combined MP3 with radio is the similar procedure and it is easy to remember 18 USING THE RADIO WITHOUT THE MP3 UNIT Set up timer on the radio In Power OFF mode observe the small LCD 1 Press lt button 7 gt to enter Set Up mode The small LCD displays Set 2 Press lt button 16 gt to enter Alarm 1 mode When the symbol lt symbol gt flashes then perform the following actions Use the Numeric Keypad to enter set the Timer Press lt button 7 gt to enter the next step press Step and use the Numeric Keyp
4. Using the MP3 player without the radio 0000 27 Connecting to a PC and transferring data 29 How to upgrade firmwarre cccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetentneeeees 30 Lyric GIS DAV oer iscipescccvuhaunervs aaa e A GEARAN ARA EAT 31 Frequently asked questiOns 0ceeeeeeee eee eeeeenees 33 Specifications Page One LOCATION OF CONTROLS These keys appear to be drawn wrong on this page of the manual LOCATIOIN OF CONTROLS COMBINED RADIO RECEIVER AND MP3 PLAYER sumos 5 should read Numeric Keypad i O t a Page Two LOCATIOIN OF CONTROLS Hole for Strip Tuning Fast Siow Loc Antenna Jack Tuning Knob Line in Jac Cost Her Ox SSB Fine Tuner AM SSS Wide Ban ATi rmow B ami DC Jack ee j Line outEarphone Jac MP3 PLAYER Earphone Jack USB Jack VOL Q Off Stop A B Repeat Record MP3J RECORDEAR MP3 radio Connecting Jack FIX THE SPELLING ON LOCATION LOCATION OF CONTROLS Hole for Strap Page Three POWER SUPPLY gt Power the Radio by Batteries Battery Installation for Radio gt Open the lid of the battery compartment on the back of the radio 2 Insert 3 AA alkaline batteries Or rechargeable batteries according to the polarity sign on the inside Close the lid w Battery Installation for MP3 Player Open the lid of the battery compartment on the back of the
5. lt symbol gt Repeat Page Twenty Six USE MP3 PLAYER WITH RADIO gt LCD In MP3 mode to setup LCD is the same procedures as in setting the LCD in radio mode Please refer to page10 for details Auto Power Off To power off the MP3 player is just like to set up radio timer lease refer to page10 for details gt To Delete Archives There are two ways to delete files To delete single file and ise format to delete all files If you decide to delete format the iles you will never be able to recover them Use this feature very arefully to avoid any mistake After enter MP3 player main menu select Setting press lt gt shortto enter theselelction Select Erase it will ask you if you want to erase the files selected Press lt gt to confirm theerase or press lt gt toexit the deleltion mode Format e Press lt E gt or lt a gt short toselect format inthe menu Press lt 2 gt short to confirm the formating Select Yes to excute the format to exit the format select No Press lt gt short to confirm the selection Note If you have a format failed info try to connect toa PC to perform the formating 26 USING THE MP3 UNIT WITH THE RADIO LCD Setting up the LCD in MP3 mode is the same as in Radio mode Please refer to Pages 10 and 11 for details Auto Power OFF Setting Auto Power OFF in in MP3 mode is the same as in Radio mode Please refer to Page
6. A B Repeat 1 Set start point A Press lt O gt short the display will show A 2 Set end point B After set the point A wait the player to a run a period of time till the B point appears when you want press lt O gt to set the point B where you want stop 3 When you want to cancell the repeat setup press lt O gt to cancel 22 USING THE MP3 UNIT WITH THE RADIO Play Music In MP3 Mode Select music Press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to select the music you wish to hear Pause playback Press lt button 16 gt to Pause music playback Stop playback Press lt button 15 gt to Stop music playback The MP3 unit has different EQ settings available Press lt button 14 gt to cycle through them The main LCD will show the current EQ mode A B Repeat 1 Set the Start Point A Press lt button 10 gt The main LCD will display A in the upper right 2 Set the End Point B Wait the desired amount of time then press lt button 10 gt again The MP3 unit will continue to loop between Point A and Point B 3 When you wish to stop the loop press lt button 10 gt one more time This will cancel the A B loop Page Twenty Three JSE MP3 PLAYER WITH RADIO inter MP3 mainmenu from mainLCD File Management In MP3 workmode press lt gt short MP3 Play topop up the MP3 menu Speech Play Rotori gt gt or lt Sq gt shortto select MP3 Record p E menu ar Pe Setting ress shortt
7. Fast slow tuning speed selection External antenna jack 28x64 matrix LCD display MP3 player supports WAV and WMA formats MP3 or microphone standalone MP3 player recording MP3 player A B repeat function Four playback cycle modes 6 equalizer configurations for the MP3 player Built in high quality speaker Power Supply 3 AA Batteries Radio 1 DF6 Battery MP unit and AC Power Adapter Location of controls E AE ed ante vitae 1 Power SUDDIV sic secizitedsasendiudietadsavsaseseaconedsgaaia vs coened 3 Using the radio and MP3 Player together 5 Setting the radio CIOCK cccceeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeees 5 WOIUIMECOMUO sence as cetcevotcrseneedaiavelscsreeantes 5 Keypad lock unlock cccccccsceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 6 MOENMUTUNCHONS Si icsdivec he denis cvcutcanicereuederiesasdacsviegeates 6 Tuning the radio 14 Quick OP ENATONS waicanecvn aides ititedac eter iaten ess 15 Editing the FREQTXT file 16 Active amplifier Using the radio without the MP3 player 17 How to use this radio ET A AEA desiecaa nee ee 19 FM mono stereo ss csincsctens ine Annee cout curse aes 19 Local normal DX sensitivity selection 19 Selecting narrow or wide reception bandwicdth 19 SSB CW reception MOdES ccccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 20 NOAA weather Dand cccccscccccccccececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 20 Using the MPS player with the radio eee 21
8. Time Set mode The sub display will show SET Press lt button 7 gt again to get into Entry mode Use the Numeric Keypad to enter the time Example you will have to type 0 1 3 0 for 1 30 Power ON OFF and Change Operating Mode 1 Power ON Press lt button 4 gt once to turn Radio ON The system will enter Radio mode 2 Power OFF In Radio mode press lt button 4 gt once to turn Radio OFF 3 Turn off Main LCD screen In Radio mode press and hold lt button 4 gt until the main LCD screen shuts off 4 Change operating mode In Radio mode press lt button 3 gt to switch to MP3 mode In MP3 mode press lt button 4 gt to switch to Radio mode NOTE To avoid damage to the MP3 unit do not insert or remove the MP3 unit while either unit Radio or MP3 is turned ON Volume Control 1 Increase Volume Press lt button 8 gt 2 Decrease Volume Press lt button 12 gt 3 Mute Press lt button 6 gt Page Six ISE THE RADIO AND Mp3 PLAYER TOGETHER Key Lock and Unlock Lock Press lt gt long the sub display will show the lock o Unlock Press lt gt long to unlock thekey Vote When the key is locked all the keys are inactivated Menu features On the radio mode press lt gt toenter the mainmenu Menu E Station Recorder Press lt gt short to enter the next menu Search Stations Search by Station Name here are total one hundred st
9. lt button 15 gt for AM lt button 14 gt for SW 3 Use the Numeric Keypad to enter the number of the station you want to hear To hear station 101 7 press lt 1 gt lt 0 gt lt 1 gt lt 7 gt 4 Press lt button 7 gt to confirm your entry NOTE To delete the last entry press lt button 6 gt to go back Quick Tuning You can use the Shuttle Knob to Quick Tune in order to find a station quickly You can watch the frequency change in the LCD Select the appropriate Step before using the Shuttle knob The Step symbol shows in the small LCD In FM Fast Tune is 0 1 MHz and Slow Tune is 0 05 MHz 1 Press the Step selector on the right side of the Radio lt Symbol gt indicates Fast Tune lt Symbol gt indicates Slow Tune and lt Symbol gt indicates Lock 2 Press and hold the Step selector to lock or unlock the Step selector 3 Turn the Shuttle Knob to search for stations 4 In Fast Tune mode the FM range is 88 108 MHz only and the SW range is in Meter bands only Browsing the Stations You can use the Browser to preview stations on the LCD without changing the current station You can view all Pages as well as all frequencies in each Page 1 Press lt button 10 gt to enter Browse mode 2 Press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to Browse station names 3 Press lt button 16 gt or lt button 14 gt to Browse frequencies in one station Select the frequency you wish to listen to then pre
10. or LW stations In the above mentioned bands press W N to switch between wide or narrow bandwidth Wide bandwidth has a better tone reception while the narrow bandwidth has less noise on reception gt SSB CW 1 After tunr on the radio in the menu select Step as the way of searching mode then press lt C gt short to enter Swband 19 USING THE RADIO FM Mono Stereo When listening to the an FM broadcast press the Mono Stereo selector button on the right side of the Radio In Stereo mode the small LCD displays ST and the main LCD displays lt symbol gt In Mono mode the small LCD will not display ST and the main LCD will display the Mono symbol lt symbol gt Stereo you can use stereo earphones to listen to stereo broadcasts but the better the signal is the better the reception and sound will be Mono It is better to use Mono to receive weak FM signals If the signal is recieved and maintained you can switch to Stereo for better sound quality The Radio receives Mono signals better than Stereo signals NOTE You may prefer to listen to news in Mono and to listen to music in Stereo Local Normal Distant Selection It is important to select proper sensitivity to receive signals better This Radio has 3 levels of sensitivity Normal NOR The middle range of the Radio s sensitivity This is the recommended setting Local LO If local stations are very strong they may suffer from dis
11. radio so you can use this radio as a speaker for iPod MP3 player or a CD player 1 Press the play button on the player you want to use then turn this radio on 2 Connect the audio player with this radio via a cable The radio s audio in will acceptthe output from the audio player you are using Note This feature works onlyin Radio mode 16 USING THE RADIO AND MP3 UNIT TOGETHER Quick save of a station 1 Search for a station 2 Press lt button 9 gt to enter Save mode Press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to select a station name or use the Numeric Keypad to enter the number of the station Press lt button 16 gt or lt button 14 gt to select a memory preset to save the station in Any existing frequency in that preset will be over written 3 Press lt gt to save the station Quick Delete of a Station 1 Press lt button 11 gt to enter Delete mode 2 Press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to select a station name Press lt button 16 gt or lt button 14 gt to select a frequency 3 Press lt button 11 gt or lt button 17 gt to confirm the deletion Edit FREQ TXT File On your computer open the FREQ TXT file from the CD or from the MP3 unit if it is attached to the computer Read the last few lines in the file before making any changes DO NOT CHANGE THE FILE NAME If you open the file from the CD you will need to save it to your computer or to the MP3 unit Refer to Page 29 fo
12. record ambient noises lt Symbol gt will turn on the MP3 unit After selecting the device to be turned on you can select the Auto ON volume Change the Volume After selecting the device a number appears showing the volume of the device when it comes on Press lt volume up gt or lt volume down gt to adjust the volume to the proper level The volume control has a 40 unit range When the Volume is set you can select the Auto OFF time Auto OFF Time After selecting the Volume you can select the Auto OFF Time Use the Numeric Keypad to set the Auto OFF Time To keep the existing setting just press lt button 13b gt to exit and finish setting Alarm 1 If you wish to change the time the Alarm setup is completed as soon as the number is entered and the Radio returns to Radio mode 4 If the setting is completed correctly the symbol lt symbol gt will appear on the LCD For more details on setting the Alarm please see the following section Auto ON Tim Auto ON Status Auto ON Frequency Auto ON Volume Activate Deactivate Auto OFF NOTES 1 To set up Alarm 2 and 3 follow the same procedures but begin by selecting Alarm 2 or Alarm 2 It is easy to fill the MP3 memory by using the MP3 Record function in the Auto ON mode Because of this it is better to select a different device for the Auto ON feature Page Fourteen USE THE RADIO AND MP3 PLAYER TOGETHER Battery Charging Radio Charge Install rechargea
13. signals don t come in clearly A a SSB uses a very narrow bandwidth so you cannot expect it to have the same audio quality as an FM or AM signal b SSB users tend to employ a lot of verbal shorthand in their communication so it may be difficult to understand what they are saying Page Thirty Four REQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS c The SSB stations are built with low power so it is not easy to receive the signal and demodulated it well can not record my voice on the MP3 player It is better to format it after a peirod of time using Then you can record the MP3 player In the PC my computer you will see the memory size is not as big as it is claimed why Becaue the system software takes some space formt he total memory So it is smaller than should be and some of the files are notreadable 10 After connect to the PC find it hard to perform and operation The compatiability is a problem in your computer change to another computer and try again 11 There is no sound when play the MP3 player a The volume is too low increase the volume level b The files in the MP3 has no sound at all 12 MP3 WMA files are in the player but can not be played Because the compress and decompress are not the same in the computers and even the formats are veriouse so this unit support standard MP3 format not anyther format 13 There is noise or cut off when play back some of the files are br
14. 1 On your PC run the program Winamp exe from the included CD Follow the instructions to install the software 2 Run the program Lyrie exe from the included CD You must install it in the Winamp root directory 3 After installation run the Winamp player software Then run the Lyrie software 4 Click on the toolbox icon at the bottom of the Lyrie interface select Edit Lyric and you will be able to input lyrics See the figure below for details Page Thirty Two LYRIC DISPLAY Right click onthe toolbox 5 Click on the toolbox select from Import LCR or TXT open the LCR or TXT files with the lyrics They come with a time lable on each clip The lyric convertor will show the opened Lyric and you can edit the lyric as you want Add tine steno idik ainet add the ouvert tvel OHO 3 oy Zsira ecard Hs irra stare one Reecne sitne cance Note This MP3 player can only support the following time label format 00 05 The moon represent my heart 00 08 Singer Theresa Deng If the lyric shows 00 05 10 The moon represent my heart you must edit it to 00 05 The moon represnt my heart 6 Save the lyric file to the MP3 player The lyric and the music will be both saved to MP3 player sececcecee 32 DISPLAY LYRICS continued 5 Click on the Toolbox icon select Import from and then select either LCR or TXT Next open the LCR or TXT file with the lyrics you want The lyric conv
15. 11 for details Deleting Archives There are 2 ways to delete files You can delete files one at a time or use Format to delete all files If you decide to delete files by either method you will not be able to recover them Be very careful to avoid mistakes with this feature 1 Access the MP3 main Menu and select Setting Press lt button 17 gt to enter the select Erase 2 Select Erase One File You will be asked if you want to erase the selected file 3 Press lt button 17 gt to confirm the deletion or press lt button 15 gt to exit Delete mode Formatting 1 Access the MP3 main Menu and select Setting Press lt button 17 gt to enter the select Erase 2 In the Erase menu select Format You will be asked if you want to Format 3 Press lt button 17 gt to confirm the Format or press lt button 15 gt to exit Delete mode NOTE If you receive a Format Failed message try connecting to a PC to perform the Format Page Twenty Seven JSE THE MP3 PLAYER WITHOUT RADIO To use the MP3 player separatly from the unit make sure the echargeable battery is in the MP3 player and charged with power gt Turn it On Off TurnOn Press lt gt over 2seconds to turnit on gt Turnit off Press lt gt andhold it tillthe LCD shows Bye Bye gt Play Pause Stop Play Press lt gt short to startpalying music 2 Pause While the MP3 playeris in operation press lt Q
16. 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to browse the files 2 Press lt button 16 gt to Play the file Press lt button 16 gt again to Pause playback 3 Press lt button 15 gt to Stop playback Record Microphone Recording 1 Access the main Menu Select Record to begin recording with the built in microphone 2 Press lt button 15 gt to stop recording NOTE To avoid a sudden stop to your recording cancel all Timer functions Make sure there is enough battery power to record The recorded files are saved in a Speech List Line in recording to MP3 Using the supplied stereo mini to stereo mini cord to connect an external sound source to the Radio s LINE IN jack you can record to the MP3 unit in MP3 format 1 Connect the external sound source to the Radio s LINE IN jack with the supplied stereo mini to stereo mini cord 2 Access the Menu and select MP3 REC then press lt button 17 gt to select the desired kbps record rate 3 Once you have selected the desired record rate press lt button 17 gt to Begin recording 4 Press lt button 15 gt to Stop recording NOTE MP3 recordings from LINE IN are saved in a MP3 Play list Page Twenty Five JSE MP3 PLAYER WITH RADIO gt Setting EQ Effects There are 4 EQ modes in the MP3 player select different node for different music choice Afterenter MP3 mainmenu select Setting to enter Select Equalizer to enter EQ selection Press lt
17. HIS RADIO gt FM Mono Stereo When listen to the FM broadcast press FM Mono Stereo when itis stereo the sub LCD shows ST the main LCD shows di when itis Mono the sub LCD will not show the ST but the main LCD will show the mono sign d Stereo Youcan use stereoearphone to enjoythe stereo music but the better the signalis the better reception is Mono It is better to use Mono to receive weak FM signal if the signal is received and kept you can press FM Mono Stereo to switch to stereo for a better sound quality The circuit receives mono signal better than the stereo signal Note Theunit has news musicselection they arethe same location as the Mono Stereo Mono News Stereo Music Local Mormal DX selection It is important to select proper sensitivity to receive better signals There are three levels of the sensitivity for this radio Normal Nor The middle range of the set sensitivity of the radio It is recommended to set the switch to Nor Local If the local stations are very strong and might get the distortion on the sound or override the other station use this select to make the better receiving on the local station but the remote weak stations might be buried in a noise DX To receive the shortwave or remote AM stations this DX helps to receive the signal that is weak and noisy gt Narrow Wide Bandwidth Press AM W N button to select wide or narrow bandwidth while listening to the AM SW
18. IO AND Mp3 PLAYER TOGETHER Ise both Radio and MP3 Player Watch the Display LCD for each step Connect the MP3 player and the radio correctly Insert batteries into the radio before turn it on Adjust the Radio Clock When the radio is turned OFF press lt gt once to get into time setting mode note the sub display it shows SET and press this key lt lt 4 gt again to enter key in mode select 1 9 for time input You have to choose 01 30 for 1 30 Power On Off and Change the work mode Power On Press lt 4 gt once to turn on the radio and the system enters radio mode Power Off When in radio mode short press L gt to turn off the radio To turn off main LCD display in radio mode hold and press gt long to power off the main LCD display Change the working mode In radio mode press lt EB gt short to switchto MP3 mode Whenin MP3 mode press lt GSS gt short toswitch to Radio mode lote When the unitis working please don t plugor unplug the P3 player toavoid damage tothe player Volume Control Increase Volume Press lt gt short Decrease Volume Press lt gt short Mute Press lt gt short USING THE RADIO AND MP3 UNIT TOGETHER 1 Observe the LCD screen during each step 2 Attach the MP3 unit to the Radio 3 Supply power to the Radio AC or Batteries before turning it on Adjusting the Radio Clock When the Radio is turned OFF press lt button 7 gt once to get into
19. Kaito KA1121 All copy rightreserved by KaitoElectronics Inc Copyright 2007 Kaito Electronics Inc For update information visit www kaitousa com For update information visit www kaitousa com Printed in China 2007 V1 0 Version 1 0 Printed in China OPERATION MANUAL The KAITO KA1121 is a frequency synthesized radio receiver with an integrated MP3 recorder player that covers longwave AM shortwave FM and NOAA weather radio bands The MP3 player can be used to record what is received on the radio or it can be used as a conventional stand alone MP3 player What s included with the KA1121 Kaito KA1121 radio with built in MP3 player Soft case Quick reference guide User Manual AC adaptor 3 AA rechargeable TYPE batteries DF6 Ni MH rechargeable battery for the MP3 player Stereo earphones External wire antenna Warranty card Installation CD ROM USB cable MAIN FEATURES The radio and MP3 player can work as a single integrated unit or can be used independently of each other A built in timer exists to control the on off switching of the radio and MP3 player FM direct recording and external microphone recording is possible using the MP3 player Alphanumeric display of up to 100 user set station names 400 frequency memories LW MW AM SW dual conversion technology for superior reception results PC based editing of the receiver s frequency and station name memories Local normal and distant radio sensitivity settings
20. MHz 25 500 26 100 MHz 162 400 MHz 162 425 MHz 162 450 MHz 162 475 Mhz 162 500 MHz 162 525 MHz 162 550 MHz 2 PresetFrequencies Stations 400Frequencies 100Stations 3 Noise sensitivity FM 5 BV MW Imv m SW 20p V 4 SW Selectivity Wide Band excelled 20d8 Narrow Band excelled 80d8 5 AMSecondly intermediate frequency Wide Band Less Than9KHz Narrow Band Less Than 4KHz 6 Most Line Import 500mV 7 Power Supply Internal Battery AA 3 External Power Supply 6V 300mA 8 Built in Speaker D77mm 9 External Earphone D3 5mm 10 Dimensions About 163 32 103mm 11 Weight About 300g excl Battery 1 Frequency Range FM 70 00 108 00 MHz LW MW 140 1710 KHz 2 Preset Frequencies Stations 400 Frequencies 100 Stations 49m 5 800 6 400 MHz 4im_ 6 900 7 500 MHz 31m 9 300 9 900 MHz 25m 11 510 12 100 MHz 22m _ 13 300 13 900 MHz 19m 15 100 15 700 MHz 1 162 400 MHz 2 162 425 MHz 3 162 450 MHz 4 162 475 Mhz 16m 17 400 18 000 MHz 13m 21 400 22 000 MHz 11m 25 500 26 100 MHz 5 162 500 MHz 6 162 525 MHz 7 162 550 MHz 2 Preset Stations and Frequencies 100 Stations 400 Frequencies 3 Noise sensitivity FM 5 V MW 1mv m SW 20 V 4 SW Selectivity Wide Band More than 20dB Narrow Band More than 80dB 5 AM Second intermediate frequency 6 Most Line Import 500mV 7 Power Supply Internal Battery AA 3 External Power Supply 6V 300mA 8 Built in Speaker D77mm 9 Ext
21. MP3 player is used separately the line In feature disabled A B Repeat Set start point A Press lt e gt short to set the point A and the main LCD shows A Set end point B After the start point Ais set while it is palying press lt gt short again to set up the point B then the main LCD shows A B Cancel the repeat When it is doingrepeating short press lt f gt to stop the repeat Recording Quick recording from the control panel Press lt gt long wer 2 seconds to start recording ote This recording is built in Mic recording from the menu cording please referto Record Microphone Recording f the recording with Radio on page24 28 USING THE MP3 UNIT WITHOUT THE RADIO Menu Function Press lt M gt to access the Menu Press lt FF gt or lt RW gt to browse the Menu NOTE When the MP3 unit is used separate from the Radio the LINE IN feature is disabled A B Repeat 1 Set the Start Point A During playback press lt A B Repeat gt The main LCD will display A in the upper right 2 Set the End Point B Wait the desired amount of time then press lt A B Repeat gt again The MP3 unit will continue to loop between Point A and Point B 3 When you wish to stop the loop press lt A B Repeat gt one more time This will cancel the A B loop Recording Quick record Press and hold lt Record gt to Begin recording NOTE This unit records through a buil
22. Press lt button 17 gt again the symbol lt symbol gt is shown This indicates the alarm is Deactivated If you do not want to change the existing setup press lt button 13b gt to exit Alarm Setup mode Exit When the Set arrow is at the lt symbol gt symbol press lt button 17 gt to exit Alarm Setup mode or press lt button 13b gt to continue to the next options Page Thirteen SE THE RADIO AND MP3 PLAYER TOGETHER When the turn on time is set up follow the steps to select what aice you want to turn on You have 4 devices to trun on 1 Turn on e radio 2 Turn on the Radio and recorder in MP3 Player 3 Turn 1 MP3 Player 4 Turn on the Recorder with the built in microphone To select Turn On devices After you enter the Frequency press lt gt to select lt _ gt will turn on the radio only lt gleaj gt will turn on the radio and start recording lt gt will turn the built in microphone to recordthe sound from outside lt P gt will turn on the MP3 player ter you select the devices to be turned on you can select the lume when the devices are turned on gt hange the Volume After the deives signs the number shows the sound volume of the device when it is turn on press lt gt or lt gt to adjust proper volume There are 40 levels in total to set the volume When the sound volume is set you can select the time that the wicewill play That means the Off time uto Power Off After
23. a Charge 3 Press lt f gt shortly toenter Alarm 1 setting After you enter the alarm set mode you can set On Off time and lect what to turn on or off Follow the steps below carefully Tum On Time Press lt 0 9 gt numbers to input the time directly If you do not want to change the previous time press lt CH gt to enter next option See the turn On Frequency After the time is set you are prompted to enter band and frequency Tum On Frequency After the time on the display you need to select band Press lt Ge gt lt Gag gt or lt gt toselect your band then press the number lt 0 9 gt to input the frequency you want to hear from But weather stations are not available for the Alarm set up If you do not want to change the previous set frequency just press lt C gt toskip andenter nextoption After the time and frequency are set you can activate it or deactivate it To activate the Alarm 1 press lt f gt the sign lt amp gt is shown press it again lt gt is shown lt 7 gt means to activate the alram1 and lt gt means to deactivate the Alarm1 If you do not want to change the preious setup press lt F gt to exit the Alarm setup xit When the set arrow is at lt t gt sign press lt E to exit the Alarm setup or press lt L gt short to continue the next options 12 USING THE RADIO AND MP3 UNIT TOGETHER NOTES 1 If there is no entry for 3 seconds the R
24. ad to input the frequency to be heard when the Radio turns ON Refer to Inputting frequencies directly to the Radio on Page 15 Press lt button 7 gt and enter Volume level The small LCD will display OL15 You can now use the lt button 8 gt and lt button 12 gt to adjust the level Press lt button 7 gt again to set OFF Time The LCD will display OF 15 Use the Numeric Keypad to set the time for the Radio to turn OFF 3 When the symbol lt symbol gt appears on the small LCD it indicates that Alarm 1 is set up and activated 4 Press lt button 16 gt and the lt symbol gt will flash Press lt button 6 gt to exit Alarm 1 setup NOTE Use the same procedures for setting up Alarm 2 and Alarm 3 but use lt button 15 gt for Alarm 2 and lt button 14 gt for Alarm 3 Whether the MP3 unit is attached or not this setup method access the Radio s Auto ON OFF feature Set Up automatic power off 1 Press and hold lt button 6 gt The small LCD will display the current time 2 Press lt button 7 gt to display the current Turn OFF time Use the Numeric Keypad to set the Turn OFF time 01 99 minutes If you do not take any action the default Turn OFF time is 60 minutes Pressing lt button 6 gt sets the default Turn OFF time to unlimited Compare These procedures are the same for both modes Using the Radio Without the MP3 Unit and Using the Radio and MP3 Unit Together Page Nineteen How TO USE T
25. adio will exit Time Set mode and keep the previous time To set the time you must begin again from Step 1 2 Date MM DD YY is not set here Refer to the FREQ TXT file on the CD for this feature Set Up Alarm 1 1 Access the Menu from Radio mode select Setting and press lt button 17 gt to enter the Setting mode 2 Select Time press lt select Alarm1 3 Press lt button 17 gt to enter Alarm 1 setting mode gt to enter then After you enter Alarm Set mode you can set the ON OFF time and select what to turn ON or OFF Auto ON Time Use the Numeric Keypad to input the time directly If you do not want to change the existing Auto ON Time press lt button 13b gt to enter the next option See the Auto ON Frequency After the time is set you are prompted to enter Band and Frequency Auto ON Frequency After setting the Time you need to select the Band Press lt button 16 gt lt button 14 gt or lt button 15 gt to select the band then use the Numeric Keypad to input the frequency you want to hear NOTE Weather stations are not available for Alarm Set Up If you do not want to change the current frequency just press lt button 13b gt to skip and enter the next option After the Auto ON Time and Frequency are set you can activate or deactivate the feature To Activate Alarm 1 press lt button 17 gt the symbol lt symbol gt is shown This indicates the alarm is Activated
26. ake the batteries out of both units After one minute they will be reset B If you still have difficulty connecting to your PC press and hold lt Play pause gt along with any other button on the MP3 unit and connect the unit to your PC Release the buttons after approximately 3 seconds you should be able to get a good connection to your PC C If you still cannot connect use the steps above to update the firmware D If you can connect the MP3 unit to your PC you can use the FAT32 format to reformat the MP3 unit as a portable storage device Page Thirty One YRIC DISPLAY he lyric of the song can be displayed on the LCD at the same ie with the song playing Run theprogram Winamp exe a music palysoftware support MP3 WAVetc in theCD directory follow the nstruction to installthe software Run the program Lyrie exe Alyric convertion tool in the CD youneed to installit under the same Winamp root directory Afterthe installation openthe Winamp playersoftware and run file Lyrie to openthe lyric converttool Click on the toolbox whichis at the bottom of the convert tool interface select Edit Lyric then you caninput lyrics Display Lync OH Display Information AtHY Display mages AHS Edit Lyric Edit Information N Zoom Al Uppercase All Lowercase Norma Export to anr enoa DA DISPLAY LYRICS Song lyrics can be displayed on the main LCD at the same time the song is playing
27. ange stations Press lt button 16 gt or lt button 14 gt to change frequencies under the same station name Or the same page See Page 14 for other ways to search Page Seven SE THE RADIO AND Mp3 PLAYER TOGETHER Search by Band vere are two ways to search a station in a menu only in Step ode you can change the band Here is how to search a station d switch between the bands In radio mode open the menu browser and enter search mode by select Search short press lt gt toenter thesearch mode Select Step short press lt gt to confirm the step search Press lt amp gt or lt 23 gt short to search stations ican hy lt gt for FM band press lt gt for AM band and press lt C gt for SW bands u can easily change the band by selecting these 3 band buttons For LW 140KHz 510KHz key in the frequency and then use the shuttle Knob to tune instations or use lt gt or lt gt to selectstation 3 Press lt J gt to choose bands press a at Station Management Browser Use this browserto look atthe saved stationsand its 2quencies In the radio mode press lt gt to open the browserselect Station to enter stationmanager short press lt q gt to enter next page Select browser short press lt gt to confirm Short press lt E gt or lt F gt to look station tation lcs heh press lt E gt or lt C gt to see D Delete the 4 frequen
28. ations in each station you can save frequencies So you can save up to 400 frequencies Select search mode After enter the radio main menu select Search press lt gt short tosearch stations t Select Memory press lt gt short toconfirm Press lt E gt 0or lt C gt short to change different stations Press lt E gt or lt C gt short to change frequencies under the same station name Or the same page Scan See other waysof search onpage 14 6 Press lt E gt or lt 25 gt short to select menu USING THE RADIO AND MP3 UNIT TOGETHER Key Lock and Unlock 1 Lock Press and hold lt button 9 gt The small LCD will show the lock lt symbol gt symbol 2 Unlock Press and hold lt button 9 gt The lock lt symbol gt symbol will disappear from the small LCD NOTE When Key Lock is engaged all keys are inactivated Menu Features In Radio mode press lt button 17 gt to enter the main Menu Press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to select Menu Press lt button 17 gt to access the next Menu Searching by Station Name There are a total of 100 memory preset stations available in each of 4 frequency bands for a total of 400 memory presets 1 Select Search mode After entering the Radio main Menu press lt button 17 gt to search stations 2 Select Memory then lt button 17 gt to confirm Press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to ch
29. band page Use lt gt to select station in this page to find the station that comes through the station If you can not find the station press lt L gt to enter next page Page 99 in the page 99 use lt L gt to select station that you can hear the sound ote 1 The weather stations are stored in two pages Station 1 2 4 are stored in page 98 stations 5 6 7 are stored in page 99 use Te gt or lt amp 3 gt to change pageand lt gt or lt gt to change ations in the same page 2 When in weather band short press Viono Stereo gt to change the sound tone When the Sub LCD iows lt ST gt and main LCD shows the stereo sign lt dub gt the high ne shows better when it shows Mono the Low tone sounds USING THE RADIO SSB Single Sideband CW continued 2 Press lt SSB gt on the right side of the Radio till the main LCD displays lt symbol gt which indicates SSB mode 3 Turn the Tuning Knob to tune the Radio to a frequency close to a SSB station 4 Use the SSB fine tuning knob to get the best reception NOAA Weather Band The 7 Weather Bands are stored in Page 98 and Page 99 To hear the Weather Bands Using the Radio Only Press the numbers 98 lt 9 gt lt 8 gt or 99 lt 9 gt lt 9 gt then turn the Tuning Knob The small LCD will display number from 01 to 07 If you can clearly hear a station you have found the Weather station Using the Radio and MP3 Unit together 1 Access the Men
30. ble batteries to the radio and make sure the polarity is correct Method 1 After plug the AC adaptor in before turn on the radio or MP3 player press lt gt to charge the radio batteries Method 2 1 Open the menu in the browser find Settng short press lt gt to select charge 2 Select charge to select charge mode press lt gt or lt a gt to make selection Setting Time Charge Moe Exit 4 Press lt _ gt to start the charging shows the charging status 3 Select radio to charge the batteries for radio select MP3 to charge the Mp3 rechargeable battery Note In the method 1 long press lt _ _ gt to charge the MP3 see the detail charging refer to page 21 For AA battery charging the longest charging time is 10 hours Radio Tuning There are two ways of tuning the radio 1 Step to change the band and search the frequency under the selected band 2 Memory only in the memory mode can you select preset station and frequencies Only in the step mode you can change the band and step searchfor the frequencies To search for FM or SW please fully extend the telescopic antenna for the best reception For AM turn the radio around for the best reception 14 USING THE RADIO AND MP3 UNIT TOGETHER Battery Charging Radio Install the rechargeable batteries in the radio making sure the polarity is correct Plug in the AC adaptor in and connect
31. cies under the same station name te For quick reference see the page15 for more information USING THE RADIO AND MP3 UNIT TOGETHER Searching by Band There are two ways to search for a station in the Menu You can only change the band while searching in Step mode Here is how to do it 1 In Radio mode access the Menu and press lt button 17 gt to enter Search mode 2 Select Step and press lt button 17 gt to confirm Press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to search for stations 3 Press lt button 16 gt to choose bands Press lt button 16 gt for FM lt button 15 gt for AM or lt button 14 gt for SW bands You can easily change the band by selecting one of these three buttons 4 For LW 140KHz 510KHz use the Numeric Keypad to type in the frequency and then use the Tuning Knob to tune specific stations Alternately you may use lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to select stations Station Management Browser Use the Browser to view saved stations and their frequencies 1 In Radio mode press lt button 17 gt to open the Browser Select Station to enter Station Manager then press lt button 17 gt to enter the next page 2 Select Browser then press lt button 17 gt to confirm Press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to view station names or press lt button 16 gt or lt button 14 gt to see the four frequencies under the same station name NOTE See t
32. ct Weather stations e Recording You can record the current broadcast The duration of the recording depends on the amount of free memory left on the MP3 unit and the sound quality you wish to record There are 3 sound quality choices 32 kbps 80 kbps and 128 kbps kbps kilobytes per second Page Ten USE THE RADIO AND MP3 PLAYER TOGETHER 1 Open the menuinradiomode select Recorder press lt gt to selectsound quality MP332kbps MP380kbps MP3 128kbps short press lt Em gt or lt gt to select kbps 2 To select sound quality for shortwave 32kbps is good enough for FM stereo Choose 80 or 128 kbps The higher kbps the better sound quality but the shorter time can be used on the MP3 player 3 Quick Record Ifyou don notneed select recording quality long press lt gt you canenter 32kbps MP3 recordingdirectly Notes Check the battery before you start recording make sure you have good battery to record the sound as you need gt It is recommended to record each clip less than 1 hour for easy management later on gt And It is normal to get interference while recording e LCD Setting LCD On the LCD in the menu you can set the contrast and the backlight of the LCD 1 Enter menuon radio mode select Setting short press lt gt toenter 2 Select LCD short press lt gt toenter LCD setting this can setthe contrast blacklinght time and screen protection program
33. emories After connect the MP3 player with a computer you download the FREQ TXT file to the MP3 player by following the steps below 1 Edit the FREQ TXT file you can change the names of each page P00 P99 and preset 4 frequencies in each page 2 Connect the MP3 Player toa computer open the MP3as a storage and savethe FREQ TXT to the storage 3 Disconnect the MP3 Player from the computer replace the MP3 Player to the radio Turn on the Radio by press lt gt on the main LCD open the menu and select Station press lt gt to enter 4 Select import press lt _ gt to start importing The saved FREQ TXT file willbe copied to the radio s Saon memory and change allthe memory Exit listing The LCD shows Wait Wait till itis done After the import you can see that each page is updated by the FREQ TXT file all the shown stations are changed to the preset ones in the FREQ TXT file On the Weather page Page 98 and Page 99 might be changed if they are not showing the correct weather band please reset the radio to get the Weather stations back to the memory To reset the radio just take the radio batteries out for 1 3 minutes then put them back to the radio the page 98 and page 99 will be set back to the 7 weather stations Recording You can record the broadcasting that you are listening The time lengthof recording depends how big the memory left on the MP3 player and what kind of sound quality yo
34. ernal Earphone D3 5mm 10 Dimensions About 163 32 103mm 11 Weight About 300g excl Battery Page Thirty Six SPECIFICATIONS OF MP3 FLASH Memory 256M Max Record Time Approx 16H 32H Music Format MP3 WMA Record Format MP3 WAV Microphone Electron Capacitance Microphone DF6 Approx 3H Battery Consumption Earphone Output gt 3mWw 2 Communication Standard USB2 0 MP3 WMA Access Rate 32Kbps 320K bps Battery DF6 1 Weight Approx 36g excl Battery Dimensions 58 36 15mm TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS MP3 MP3 player specifications FLASH Memory 256M Max Record Time Approx 16H 32H Music Format MP3 WMA Record Format MP3 WAV Microphone Electron Capacitance Microphone Battery Life Approx 3H Earphone Output gt 3mW 2 Communication Standard USB2 0 MP3 WMA Access Rate 32Kbps 320Kbps Battery DF6 1 Weight Approx 36g excl Battery Dimensions 58 36 15mm TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR TECHNICAL HELP WITH YOUR RADIO PLEASE CALL 866 524 8676
35. erter will display the lyrics and you can edit them as you wish NOTE This MP3 unit only supports the following time label format 00 05 The Moon Represents My Heart 00 08 Singer Theresa Deng If the lyrics show 00 05 10 The Moon Represents My Heart then you must edit it to 00 05 The Moon Represents My Heart 6 Save the lyric file to the MP3 unit The lyric and music will both be saved to the MP3 unit Page Thirty Three FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1 Abruptfailure in the middle of listening or changed recpetion A When the timer reaches due time the radio might shutoff automatically or the preset frequency override the current station 2 There are lots of noise during the listening A a The noise may come from the AC adaptor Do not use the radio near a computer or other electronic equipment b The signal is weak or not strong enough or shielded by the metal orconstruction c In a auto scan status if there is a strong interference signal the scan can be interupted To use the scan ina place where is clearfrom electromagnetic field 3 Do have to take the battery out when try to connect the AC adaptor No this unit is built with a battery protection circuit when you use the AC adaptor the battery will be cut off from the circuit Do not worry the battery and the battery power the built in cicok too 4 Failed to charge the battery from the quick charge mode A a This unit support char
36. ging under power off mode only b Check if you use the correct steps to charge the battery c Check the Ac adaptor is connected well and voltage is correct 5 How to receive the side single band A a The SSB signal has no carrier in the waveform so there is no signal can be received when the other end do not speak to the transmitter Try to search the SSB signal often to make sure youhave the signalthere b The SSB signal is out side of the meter band so you have to key in the frequency to search it You may find more signal near 7 Mhz to 14 Mhz c Please visitourwebsiteformore information Www kaitousa com 6 It is slow to turn on the Radio ro MP3 player A a When the files are too full delete some file you do not need and keep 10K memory B The recorded file is too long 7 It is not clear when listen to a SSB signal A a The SSB signal use very narrow bandwidth you can not expectit as a FMorAM signal b The users of the SSB use briefing in the communication so it is more difficult to understand what they talk 33 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 1 Radio fails abruptly or reception changes dramatically during Playback A The Timer may have reached its preset limit and shut the Radio OFF or the Auto ON Timer may have initiated causing the Auto ON Frequency to override the current frequency 2 There is a lot of noise during Playback A a The noise may be from the AC adaptor Do not use the radio near a comp
37. gt shor to pause press it againto continue the playing 3 Stop Press lt gt short tostop the play gt Select Song FF RW Select asong Press lt ft gt orc gt shortto see thetitle FF RW Press lt fa gt or fF gt to fast forwardor backward gt Increase or decrease the Volume Increase Volume press lt a 2 Decrease Volume press lt gt Z USING THE MP3 UNIT WITHOUT THE RADIO To use the MP3 unit separate from the Radio make sure the rechargeable battery is in the MP3 unit and that it is fully charged Turning the MP3 Unit ON OFF 1 To turn ON Press and hold lt Play pause gt until the unit powers ON 2 To turn OFF Press and hold lt Stop gt until the unit displays Bye Bye Play Pause Stop 1 Play When the unit is ON press lt Play pause gt to Begin playback 2 Pause When the unit is playing music press lt Play pause gt to Pause playback 3 Stop When the unit is playing music press lt Stop gt to Stop playback Select Song FF RW 1 Select a song Press lt FF gt or lt RW gt to browse titles 2 Fast Forward Rewind During playback press and hold lt FF gt or lt RW gt to move forward or backward in a song Increase or decrease the Volume 1 Increase Volume press lt gt 2 Decrease Volume press lt gt Page Twenty Eight ISE THE MP3 PLAYER WITHOUT RADIO Menu Function ress lt gt short toenter menu ote When the
38. gt to select the frequency then press lt button 10 gt to check the related station and frequency Saving the Frequency Select the frequency you want then press lt button 9 gt followed by the two digit address The frequency will be saved in the two digit address Deleting a Frequency Select a station then press lt button 11 gt to show the station number and press lt button 11 gt to delete the frequency NOTE In Radio Only mode all operations on frequency are limited to the first frequency only Page Eighteen USE THE RADIO WITHOUT MP3 PLAYER gt Set up timer on the radio Under power off mode watchthe sub LCD the little LCD display 1 Short press lt gt to enter the set up mode the sub LCD shows Set 2 Short press lt E gt to enter Alarm 1 Mode When the sign 4 flash then Short press digit number buttons to set the timer Short press lt G4 gt to enter next step short press step and digit number buttons to input frequency of turn on the radio Please refer Input frequency direct to the radio of the P14 short press lt gt enter volume control level the sub LCD will show OL15 then you can adjust volume level adjust the to lt gt or lt gt to do so short press lt gt again to enter turn off time the sub LCD will show OF15 short press digit number buttons to set the time to turn off the radio 3 When you see the sign 4
39. he quick reference guide on Page 15 for more information Page Eight USE THE RADIO AND Mp3 PLAYER TOGETHER Save To save the selected frequency to a desired station name 1 Search fora desired station 2 In the radio mode open the menu and enter station for station management short press lt 2 gt to enter next stage 3 Select Save shortpress lt 2_ gt toenter stationyouwantto save the frequency Press lt gt or lt ea gt to select station San names Short press lt C gt to select a Import postion to save the frequency the frequency there will be override by the new frequency 4 Short press lt gt to save Note See the quick reference guide onpage 15 Delete To delete unwanted stations followthe steps below 1 Enter the main menu under station mode select station press lt gt to enter next menu 2 Select delete short press lt gt to enter frequency selectoin press lt gt or lt 2 gt to select station and press lt Ge gt or lt gt to select frequency that you want to delete Station Store end a e Import 3 Press lt gt toconfirm deletion Note For more info refer to the quick guide on page 15 To delete or update station name follow the steps in the FREQ TXT USING THE RADIO AND MP3 UNIT TOGETHER Save To save a frequency to a desired station name 1 Search for a desired Station 2 In Radio mode access the Menu a
40. increasing the volume level b The MP3 files may be corrupted and have no sound 12 There are MP3 WMA files in the MP3 unit but they cannot be played A Because compression rates and formats vary this unit will only play standard MP3 WMA files at 32 80 128 bit rates 13 There is noise or cut out when playback my MP3 files A Some the files may be corrupted Please reformat the MP3 unit memory copy the files back to the MP3 and try again 14 The playing time is not correct when play MP3 files A We use VBR variable bit rate format to compress MP3 files so the playing time may not be accurate but playback will be correct If you have this problem simply compress the file again and it will be back to normal 15 MP3 unit does not play and the firmware update is not working A The software may be corrupted Remove the MP3 unit and take out the DF6 battery Press and hold the lt Play Pause gt button while holding any other button on the MP3 unit connect it to your PC and release the buttons after 3 seconds This should solve the problem Page Thirty Five TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS RADIO PECIFICATIONS OF RADIO 1 Frenquency Range FM 70 00 108 00 MHz LW MW 140 17 10 KHz 3 000 29 999 MHz 5 800 6 400 MHz 6 900 7 500 MHz 9 300 9 900 MHz 11 510 12 100 MHz 13 300 13 900 MHz 15 100 15 700 MHz Weather Bond 162 400 162 550MHz 17 400 18 000 MHz 21 400 22 000
41. it to the Radio Leave the Radio and MP3 unit OFF Press lt symbol gt to charge the Radio batteries 1 Access the Menu in Radio mode and find Setting in the Browser Press lt button 17 gt to select Charge 2 To select charge mode press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt 3 Select Radio to charge the Radio batteries Select MP3 to charge the MP3 battery 4 Press lt button 17 gt to begin charging lt Symbol gt shows the charging status on the LCD NOTE In Method 1 press and hold lt button 17 gt to charge the MP3 Refer to Page 21 for charging details AA batteries will charge for no more than ten hours Radio Tuning There are 2 ways to tune the radio Step and Memory Step Step mode changes the band and searches the frequency under the selected band You can change the band and step search for frequencies in Step mode only Memory Only Memory mode allows you to select preset stations and frequencies To search for FM or SW stations fully extend the telescopic antenna for best reception For best AM reception you may need to reposition the Radio Page Fifteen ISE THE RADIO AND MP3 PLAYER TOGETHER Input frequency directto the radio Press lt 2 gt toempty the LCDdisplay Select the band you want for example FM press lt gt to enter FM band Enter the number you want to hear For example FM107 10 just put lt 1 gt lt 0 gt lt 7 gt lt 1 gt Press lt gt t
42. le Press lt button 16 gt again to Pause playback 3 Press lt button 15 gt to Stop playback Page Twenty Four USE MP3 PLAYER WITH RADIO gt To play back the recorded voice Open the filesas mentioned inthe last paragraph 1 Browse the files Press lt gt or lt L gt short to browse the files 2 Play Press lt gt to paly the file press it again to pause it 3 Stop the play Press lt J gt to stop the playing Record Microphone Recording 1 In the menu select Recording to start record 2 Press lt gt again to stopthe recording Note To avoid a sudden stop please cancel all time function Make sure there is enough battery power to record The recorded files are saved in a Speech List gt MP3 Record Line record Use the supplied cord to connect the sound source and the MP3 player you can record the sound to the MP3 player The saved files are in MP3 format 1 Connect the sound source to the MP3 player by connecting the cord with both to the line in jack on the radio 2 In the menu select MP3 Record then press lt gt short to select record baud rate 3 Select baud rate then press lt gt shot to start recording 4 Press lt gt short to stop recording Note After recording the recorded files will be saved in the MP3 Play list 24 USING THE MP3 UNIT WITH THE RADIO To play back voice recordings Access the MP3 files as above 1 Use lt button
43. little MP3 player 2 Insert supplies Ni MH batteries into the compartment make sure you put them in a correct polarity Close the battery compartment lid Q3 Note When use the MP3 and the radio you need to have the DF6 installed for the MP3 player incase of the power failure or cutoff Notes on usingBatteries Don t try to charge the dry batteries Don t mix old and new batteries to use together Take the batteries out if you don t use them for a while Don t use Non rechargeable battery with AC adaptor plugged in in case of the battery leakage please clean the battery compartment immediately to avoid damage to the radio circuit Please note to receive AM or SW it is better to use battery the AC adaptor may cause noise and interfer the reception 3 Powering the Radio with Batteries 1 Open the battery compartment on the back of the radio 2 Insert 3 AA batteries alkaline or rechargeable Note polarity signs inside the battery compartment 3 Close the lid Installing the Batteries for the MP3 Player 1 Open the battery compartment on the back of the MP3 unit 2 Insert the supplied DF6 NiMH battery Note the polarity signs inside the battery compartment 3 Close the battery compartment lid Notes on using Batteries NOTE When using the MP3 unit with the radio the DF6 battery must be installed in the MP3 unit in order to prevent shutdown in the event of a power failure Do not try t
44. matically 3 The computer will see the MP3 unit as a portable storage device You can use Windows Explorer to browse and save files to it Just as with any other portable storage device you can add or delete files from the MP3 unit See the figure below 4 To be safe it is best to use the Windows option Unplug or Eject Hardware prior to disconnecting the MP3 unit from your computer Also do not attempt to remove the MP3 unit from the computer while files are still being written to it Page Thirty FIRMWARE UPDATE FIRMWARE UPDATE If you have a hard time to read and write to the MP3 player The memory or storage you need to use the software to update the firmware or to format the MP3 player to initiate it from the hardware level Follow the steps below to perform the update 1 Connect the MP3 player with the computer insert the CD to the slot Open the CD 2 Click the file KA1121MP3radioVxx exe to start the update Important Do not disconnect the cable while updating the firmware The pop up will ask you Do you want to delete all the files on the storage you can select Yes to start the updating or No to cancel the updating _ C 3 Click confirm to finish updating then you can disconnect the MP3 and the computer Note Ifyou havea hardtimetoconnecttheMP3to aPC you need to update the firmware asstated above A To reset theradioand MP3 player take the batteries out fromthe radioand MP3 player Afte
45. nd select Station for station management then press lt button 17 gt to go to the next step 3 Select Save then press lt button 17 gt to enter the station where you want to save the frequency Press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to select station names Press lt button 14 gt to select a memory position to save the frequency Any frequency already in that memory position will be overwritten by the new frequency 4 Press lt button 17 gt to save NOTE See the quick reference guide on Page 15 for more information Delete To delete unwanted stations follow the steps below 1 Enter the Main Menu under Station mode then select Station and press lt button 17 gt to access the next menu 2 Select Delete then press lt button 17 gt to enter the frequency selection Press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to select station then press lt button 16 gt or lt button 14 gt to select the frequency that you want to delete 3 Press lt gt to confirm deletion NOTE See the quick reference guide on Page 15 for more information To delete or update station names you can also follow the steps in FREQ TXT file available on the CD Page Nine USE THE RADIO AND MP3 PLAYER TOGETHER Import Preset Station Names and Frequencies You can edit the station names and frequencies in the FREQ TXT file then save it to the MP3 player then use the import function to load it to the pages preset in the m
46. ne JSE MP3 PLAYER WITH RADIO When use the MP3 player on the unit 1 Connect the MP3 player and the radio well 2 Install batteries for radio and MP3 player before use 3 Please watch the main LCD while you are using MP3 player 4 Download the MP3 music to the player via a USB cable 5 Make sure to have the radio and MP3 player charged before use them Charge the MP3 player Connect the AC adaptor to the unit in the power off mode long press lt gt to enter the charge mode you will see the sign lt uE gt blinking on the Sub LCD Note Before charging make sure the MP3 player has a rechargeable battery installed The Max charging time is 4 5 hours gt Turn On Off Switch Mode 1 To turn on Press lt gt short to turn on the MP3 player 2 To turn the MP3 player off short press lt E gt to turn off the Mp3 player 3 Switch the work mode In MP3 mode shot press lt 3 to swicth toradio mode inradio mode shortpress lt gt to enter Mp3 mode Adjust Volume 1 Volumeincrease Press lt gt adjust 2 Volumedecrease Press lt gt adjust 3 Silent Press lt gt to mutethe radio Note When in adjust mode the main LCD shows the volume level of the speaker 21 USING THE MP3 UNIT WITH THE RADIO When using the MP3 unit on the Radio 1 Make sure the MP3 unit is correctly connected to the Radio 2 Make sure the batteries are installed in both the Radio and the MP3 unit before u
47. o charge dry alkaline batteries Do not mix old and new batteries together Take the batteries out if you don t plan to use the radio for a long period of time Do not use non rechargeable batteries with the AC adaptor plugged into the unit In case of battery leakage please clean the battery compartment immediately to avoid damage to the radio circuits It is best to use batteries when listening to AM or SW bands as the AC adaptor may cause noise or interfere with reception Page Four POWER SUPPLY gt Power the Radio by AC adaptor Powering the Radio with the AC Adaptor 1 Plug the supplied AC adaptor to an AC outlet as 1 Plug the supplied AC adaptor to an AC outlet as shown above shown above 2 Plug the other end t the Radio DC Jack 2 Plug the other end into the Radio s DC Jack e It is normal for the AC Adaptor to become warm it is normal that the AC adaptor gets warm when use it during use The inside battery will be cut off when the AC adaptor is plugged in The Radio s internal batteries will be cut off when If you use the AC adaptor for a daily use take the batteries out the AC Adaptor is in use Please use the supplied AC adaptor only The software is e If you employ the AC Adaptor for daily use designed based on the supplied adaptor remove the Radio s batteries Use the supplied AC Adaptor only The Radio s software is optimized for use with this adaptor only Page Five ISE THE RAD
48. o exit the menu return to the last menu Version EXIT gt File Management 1 Browse files press lt E gt or lt FP gt shorttoselect 2 Return toroot directory press lt E _ gt short 3 To play the MP3 press lt gt short to play press itagain to pause 4 Stop play Press lt gt shortto stop thepalyer gt MP3 Play Enter MP3 filelist select the MP3 files 1 Browse thefiles press lt gt or lt gt short to select 2 Play Press lt gt shortto play press lt gt again to pause 3 Stop play Press lt _J gt short tostop the player USING THE MP3 UNIT WITH THE RADIO 1 Access the main MP3 Menu on the main LCD 2 In MP3 mode press lt button 17 gt to access the MP3 menu 3 Press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to select the desired sub menu 4 Press lt button 17 gt to exit the Menu and return to the last Menu File Management 1 Browse the MP3 files and press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to select the one you want 2 Press lt button 15 gt to return to the root directory 3 Press lt button 16 gt to Play the selected MP3 file Press lt button 16 gt again to Pause playback 4 Press lt button 15 gt to Stop playback MP3 Play Enter the MP3 file list as above and select the MP3 file you wish to play 1 Browse the files using lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to search 2 Press lt button 16 gt to Play the desired fi
49. oconfirm the entry ote To delete last entryuse lt gt key to go back You can use the shuttle knob to make a swift tuning so you can ine to the station quickly Watch the frequency change in the LCD isplay select step before use the shuttle knob the sign shows in 1e sub display small LCD display when you use FM fast step is 1M Hz and slow step is 0 05 MHz Fast swift shows and low tuning shows lt lt mi gt shows locked Short press step selector on the right side of the radio Long pressto lock orunlock the step Tune the swift knob to search for stations When select fast step the FM ranges in 88 108MHz only and shortwave range between meters only Browsing the Stations You can preview the stations on the LCD when you use the owser to view the station without interupting your listening to any ations You can view all pages and each frequencies in that page Short press lt gt to enter browse page Short press lt gt or lt E gt to browsethe station name Short press lt Gaz gt or lt p gt t to browsebetween frequency in one station select a certain you are desire to frequency then short press lt gt or lt gt to switch to listen inthis frequency Short press lt gt to exit 5 USING THE RADIO AND MP3 UNIT TOGETHER inputting frequencies directly to the Radio 1 Press lt button 7 gt to clear the LCD 2 Select the band you want lt button 16 gt for FM
50. oken please format the memory and copy the files back to the MP3 then try again 14 Why can not get a correct playing time when have the music palyed We use VBR format to compress the MP3 files The speed baud is changeable the play time may not be acurate but the playback is correct If you have this problem do the compress again you will hve it back normal 15 MP3 player dose not play and firmware update is not working properly The software are messed up take the MP3 player off the unit and take the battery DF6 out Press and hold the lt gt button while hold another key any key connect it to the computer after 3 seconds you can release the holding on the keys 34 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS c SSB stations are built with low power in mind so it is not easy to to receive and demodulate the signal 8 cannot record my voice on the MP3 unit A You may need to reformat the unit after you have used it for some time Then you should be able to record to the MP3 unit again 9 My PC shows the MP3 unit memory to be less than claimed Why A The system files on the MP3 unit take up some space from the total memory Some of these files are invisible 10 After connecting to my PC cannot perform any file operations A There may be a compatibility problem with your computer Try using a PC running Windows XP 11 There is no sound when play MP3 files A a The volume may be too low Try
51. r 60 seconds they will be reset B Ifyouhavea hard time to connectto a computer press and hold lt 3 gt together with any other button then try to connecttoa computer again after 3 seconds releasethe buttons and you shouldbeabletoconnect to acomputer C Ifyou can notconnect with a computer usethe steps above to update the firmware D Ifyou can connectthe MP3and acompter you canuse FAT32 format to formatthe MP3 player as a storage 30 If you encounter difficulty reading or writing data to the MP3 unit you may need to update the MP3 unit s firmware or reformat the MP3 unit Follow the steps below to perform the update 1 Connect the MP3 unit to the computer with the included USB cable 2 Your Radio should have come with a CD Insert that CD into your computer 3 Find the file KA1121MP3radioVxx exe and double click on it to start the update IMPORTANT Do not disconnect the USB cable while updating the firmware A pop up menu will ask you Do you want to delete all the files on the storage device You should select Yes to begin the update or select No to cancel the update See the figure below 4 Click Confirm to finish the update then you can disconnect the MP3 unit Be sure to use the Unplug or Eject Hardware function NOTES If you have difficulty achieving a good connection between the MP3 unit and your PC you may need to update the MP3 unit s firmware A To reset the Radio and MP3 unit t
52. r more information After saving the FREQ TXT file to the MP3 player use the Radio s Import feature to send data to the Radio s memory Active AmplifieriPod Speaker function There is an audio lin in jack on the Radio so you can use it as a speaker for an iPod MP3 player or a portable CD player 1 Press Play on the external player you wish to use the turn the Radio ON 2 Connect the external player to the Radio using the included stereo mini to stereo mini cable NOTE This feature only works in Radio mode Page Seventeen USE THE RADIO WITHOUT MP3 PLAYER Use the Radio Only 1 When you use the radio only watch the sub browser small LCD 2 Take the MP3 Player off the radio and install battery for the radio only Charging the battery Under the power off mode short press lt gt to charge the radio battery only long press lt gt to charge the MP3 Player battery only Press lt gt to exit the charging mode gt Turn On Turn Off the Radio Turn on the radio short press lt gt to turn the radio on turn off the radio when the radio is on short press lt ato turn off the radio IIE gt Search for Stations 1 Shortpress lt gt to selectwayofsearch station name or band 2 On step search short press lt gt or lt E gt to search station Shortpress lt gt toselect to FM band Shortpress lt gt toselect to AM band Shortpress lt gt toselect to SW band When sea
53. rast Screen Saver Turn on or off the LCD 4 Press lt _ gt toconfirm the selection Automatic Power Off This feature can help select auto power off time from 10 to 60 ninutes or never power off When the preset time is due the radio urns itself off automatically 1 Open the menu on radiomode select Setting press lt gt toenter the set mode 2 Select AutoOff press lt 2 gt to enter 3 Select the time you need press lt gt or lt C gt to select Setting ne 4 Short press lt 2 gt to confirm Note After set auto off time the main display count down Lime Set oadjust time timerand auto poweron or off Clock In radio mode open the menu select Setting short press lt gt to enter the setting mode Select Time short press lt 2 gt to enter the setting mode Select Clock you are prompted with atime enter display Enter the time you want toset As soon as the time isentered it exitthe Time Set mode and gets back to radiomode USING THE RADIO AND MP3 UNIT TOGETHER Backlight Time Select the duration for the backlight to remain on Contrast Adjust the LCD contrast Screen Saver Turn ON or OFF the LCD 4 Press lt button 17 gt to confirm your selection Automatic Power Off This feature allows you to select a power off time of 10 to 60 minutes or even indefinite When your selected preset time is up the radio turns itself off automa
54. rch by station name short press lt E gt or lt C9 gt to select frequency short press lt gt to check the related station and frequency gt Save the Frequency Select the frequencyyou need shortpress lt gt then key in two digits as the address thenthe frequency wassaved to the twodigits address gt Delete a Frequency Select a station short press lt gt to show the station number short press again lt gt to delete the frequency Note For Radio use only mode all the operation on the frequency is limited onthe first frequency only 17 USING THE RADIO WITHOUT THE MP3 UNIT Use the Radio Only 1 When using the Radio only watch the small LCD 2 Remove the MP3 unit from the Radio and install batteries in the Radio only Charging the battery In the Power OFF mode press lt button 11 gt to charge the Radio battery Press button 6 to exit Charge mode Turn the Radio ON OFF When the Radio is OFF press lt button 4 gt to turn the Radio ON When the Radio is ON press lt button 4 gt to turn the Radio OFF Search for Stations 1 When the Radio is on press lt button 17 gt to select the manner of search Station Name or Step 2 In Step search press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to search for stations Press lt button 16 gt for FM lt button 15 gt for AM lt button 14 gt for SW 3 When searching by Station Name press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b
55. se 3 Observe the main LCD when using the MP3 unit 4 Download MP3 music to the player via a USB cable 5 Be sure to charge the batteries in both the Radio and the MP3 unit before use Charging the MP3 Player Connect the AC adaptor to the Radio In Power OFF mode press and hold lt button 11 gt until you see the symbol lt symbol gt blinking in the small LCD NOTE Before attempting to charge be sure the MP3 unit has a rechargeable battery installed Maximum charging time is 4 5 hours Turn ON OFF and Switch Mode 1 To turn the MP3 unit ON Press lt button 3 gt 2 To turn the MP3 unit OFF Press lt button 3 gt 3 To switch the Operating mode In MP3 mode press lt button 4 gt to switch to Radio mode In Radio mode press lt button 3 gt to switch to MP3 mode Adjusting the Volume 1 Increase Volume Press lt button 8 gt until you have increased to the desired volume 2 Decrease Volume Press lt button 12 gt until you have decreased to the desired volume NOTE When in Volume Adjust mode the main LCD displays the output volume level Page Twenty Two USE MP3 PLAYER WITH RADIO Play Music Select music press lt gt or lt F gt toselect Play Pause press lt J gt shortto pause the music Stop play press lt _ gt to stopthe music Select EQ You have differentchoices on the EQ press lt aj gt to select The main LCDwill show the mode of theEQ e
56. ss lt button 10 gt or lt button 17 gt to switch the Radio to that frequency 4 Press lt button 15 gt to exit Page Sixteen USE THE RADIO AND MP3 PLAYER TOGETHER gt Quick save a station 1 Search fora station 2 Short press lt gt to entersave mode Short press lt gt or lt gt to select station name or short press the number of the station Short press lt GJ gt or lt C gt short to selecta memory to save the station theold frequency willbe over written 3 Press lt gt to save thestation Note See Page8 for savingthe station from Menu gt Quick Delete a Station 1 Short press lt gt to enterdelete mode 2 Short press lt gt or lt gt to selecta station name Short press lt Ex gt or lt C gt to select frequency you choose 3 Short press lt gt or lt gt toconfirm the deletion Note See Page 8 for deletionfrom Menu Edit FREQ TXT File Open the file FREQ TXT under the root of the CD or in the MP3 Player Read the last few lines in this file before you make any edition Do not change the file name if you open the file from CD Not direct from the MP3 Player or the Storage connect the MP3 player with the PC you want to use and save the file FREQ TXT to the MP3 player Refer to page 29 for more info After you save the file to MP3 player use the Import feature to send the data to the radios memory gt Active Amplifier There is an audio line in jack on this
57. t in microphone Refer to Record Microphone Recording on Page 24 for information on recording while using the MP3 unit with the Radio Page Twenty Nine CONNECT WITH PC AND DATA TRANSFER To save a music to your MP3 Player and transfer the station and frequency to your radio connect the MP3 player to a computer with Windows XP system follow the steps below to complete the data transfering 1 Use the USB cable toconnect the MP3 player with the computer 2 The windows will findthe hardware andinstall the driver automatically 3 Thecomputer will seethe MP3 playeras a memory storage you canbrowse it andsave files toit Like to manage any otherstorage disk youadd or deletefiles from the MP3 player Seethe figure below DS we Be BE fas we ima 4 On the safe side to disconnect the MP3 from the computer it is better to click on Un pull or eject hardware icon on the computer to disconnect it and wait till the safety indicator appears Note Do not take the MP3 out from the computer while the files are written to it PC CONNECTION AND DATA TRANSFER To save music to the MP3 unit and transfer station and frequency information to the Radio remove the MP3 unit from the Radio and connect ithe MP3 unit to a computer running Windows XP Follow the steps below to transfer data 1 Use the included USB cable to connect the MP3 unit to the computer 2 Windows should recognize the hardware and install the driver auto
58. tically 1 Access the Menu in Radio mode and select Setting Press lt button 17 gt to enter Set mode 2 Select AutoOff and press lt button 17 gt to enter 3 Find your desired Auto Off time then press lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to select it 4 Press lt button 17 gt to confirm your selection NOTE After setting an Auto Off time the main display will count down lt symbol gt Time Set To adjust Clock Timer and Auto Power ON or OFF 1 Access the Menu in Radio mode select Setting and press lt button 17 gt to enter Setting mode 2 Select Time and press lt button 17 gt to enter Setting mode Select Clock You will be prompted with a time entry display Use the Numeric Keypad to enter the time you want As soon as the time is entered the Radio automatically exits Time Set mode and returns to Radio mode Page Twelve SE THE RADIO AND MP3 PLAYER TOGETHER ote If there is no entery for 3 seconds the Time Set mode will exit and keep the previouse time If you want to set it you have to start all over again from step 1 MM DD YYY is not set here refer to the FREQ TXT for better understanding Sep Up Alarm 1 Enter the radio s main menu to select Setting press lt gt shortly to enter the setting mode Select Time press lt gt to enter then select Alarm1 Setting Auto Off Press lt gt or lt 3 gt to select other s Mime alrams
59. tortion or override other stations In that case select LO to reduce sensitivity and receive local stations more clearly Local stations that are more distant may be buried in noise Distant DX To receive SW or remote AM stations the DX position helps to receive weak or noisy signals Narrow Wide Bandwidth When listening to AM SW LW broadcasts press lt AM WIDE NAR2 gt to switch between wide or narrow bandwidth Wide bandwidth offers better tone reception while narrow bandwidth offers less noise on reception SSB Single Sideband CW 1 With the Radio ON enter the Menu and select Step as the search method then press lt button 14 gt to enter SW band Page Twenty How TO USE THIS RADIO Press lt SSB Button gt till the main LCD shows lt gt which enters the SSB mode Turn the lt tuning knob gt to tune the radio to a frequency close to a SSB station Use the SSB fine tuning knob to get the best reception NOAA Weather Band The 7 weather bands are stored in the page 98 and page 99 hear the waether station under the two different status ith Radio Only Press number 98 or 99 then turn knob the sub LCD will show angingof number 01 to 07 if you hear the station xar you have found the waether station ith the MP3 on the unit Open the menu select search lt Scan gt menu on the main LCD SelectMemory shortpress lt _ gt to enter short pressnumber 98 to enterthe weather
60. u in Radio mode select Search 2 Select Memory then press button 17 to enter then type the number 98 to enter the Weather Band Page 3 Use lt button 14 gt to cycle through the stations in this page and to find one broadcasting in your area 4 If you cannot find a station in Page 98 press lt button 13b gt again to enter the next Page Page 99 Use lt button 14 gt to select a station that you stter 3 Do not save other frequencies in to Page 98 and Pageg9 can hear you saved other frequencies than the preset weather bands you il lose the weather bands Butyou can reset the radio to getthem NOTES l l ick if you save them by mistake 1 The Weather stations are stored in 2 pages Stations 1 2 3 and 4 are stored in Page 98 20 Stations 5 6 and 7 are stored in Page 99 Use lt button 13a gt or lt button 13b gt to change Pages and use lt button 16 gt or lt button 14 gt to change stations within each Page 2 When in Weather Band mode press lt STEREO MONO gt to change the sound tone When the small LCD displays ST and the main LCD displays the stereo symbol lt symbol gt high tones will sound better When the main LCD displays the MONO symbol lt symbol gt low tones will sound better 3 Do not save other frequencies into Page 98 or Page 99 If you save other frequencies into these Pages you will lose the Weather Bands You can reset the Radio to restore the Weather Bands Page Twenty O
61. u want to record There are 3 recording choices 32 80 128 kbps Kilo bytes Per Second USING THE RADIO AND MP3 UNIT TOGETHER You can edit the station names and frequencies in the FREQ TXT file save the FREQ TXT file to the MP3 unit then use the Import function to load it to the Radio s preset memory Use the following procedure 1 Edit the FREQ TXT file You can change the names of each page POO P99 and preset 4 frequencies in each page 2 Connect the MP3 unit to the computer open it as a storage device and save the FREQ TXT file ot the MP3 unit 3 Disconnect the M3 unit from the computer and replace it in the Radio Turn on the Radio by pressing lt button 4 gt On the main LCD access the Menu select Station and press lt button 17 gt to enter 4 Select Import and press lt button 17 gt to start importing The save FREQ TXT file will be copied to the Radio s memory and update all the memory listings The LCD will show Wait until it is complete After importing all pages in the Radio s memory will be changed according to the presets in the FREQ TXT file The Weather Pages P98 and P99 might be changed If the Weather Pages do not show the correct weather bands please reset the Radio This will get the default Weather stations back into the Radio s memory To reset the Radio simply remove the batteries for 1 to 3 minutes then re install them Page 98 and Page 99 should be reset to the 7 corre
62. uter or other electronic device b The signal is weak or not strong enough or is shielded by metal or buildings c In Auto Scan mode if there is a strong interfering signal the scan may be interrupted Use Auto Scan in places that are clear of electromagnetic fields 3 Do have to take out the battery when connect the AC adaptor A No the unit has a built in battery protection circuit When you use the AC adaptor the battery is automatically cut out of the circuit None of this affects the battery power for the built in clock except when you perform the reset function 4 Battery failed to charge in quick charge mode A a The unit supports battery charging during Power OFF mode only b Check to see that you used the correct steps to charge the battery c Check to see that you have attached the AC adaptor correctly and that the voltage is correct 5 How do receive the Single Side Band SSB A a SSB may have no waveform carrier so no signal can be received Try searching for the SSB signal frequently to be sure you have a signal there b The SSB signal may be outside the meter band so you will have to key in the frequency to search for it You may find more signal near 7 MHz to 14 MHz 6 The unit switches from Radio to MP3 unit very slowly A a When the MP3 unit if very full delete some that you don t need leaving at least 10KB free memory b Recorded files may be too long 7 SSB
63. you select the volume you can select the time you want the device to play Enter a number from lt 0 9 gt to set the auto Off time If you want to keep the previous set just press lt gt short toexit and completethe Alarm1 set Ifyou changed the number when the number is entered the Alarm set up is completed immediately and exit to the radio mode If the setting is successfully made the small sign lt q gt will show on the LCD To understand better for the alarm set please see the details definition as below 3 00 107 10M 18 00 Turn OnTiime 16 05 107 10M Turn OnFrequency _ Exit Open Close te To set up the Alarm 2 and Alarm 3 repeat the sameprocedures as above just to start with Alarm 2 or Alarm3 If you turn the MP3 player on as a recorder it is easy to write the MP3 full so it is better to use other device to turn on the system gt Turn On Status 46 TurnOnVolume 05 Auto Off USING THE RADIO AND MP3 UNIT TOGETHER When the Auto ON Time is set follow the steps to select what device you want to turn on You have 4 options 1 Radio 2 Radio and MP3 unit Recorder 3 MP3 unit 4 Recorder with built in microphone To select the Auto ON device After entering the Auto ON Frequency press lt button 17 gt to select the device lt Symbol gt will turn on the radio only lt Symbol gt will turn on the Radio and begin recording to the MP3 unit lt Symbol gt will turn on the built in microphone to

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