Sangean Pakket-606
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1. CONTENTS Pe et CS ec ee eee 9 Control Locations emmmseeemseeeesseerssseressneersneessnersesseessserssneeetsneesessenessnesessneesseeeessersssnresneeesneeseseesssnenssneesnneee 3 Display Information sesesessesesenesensnsensenensenesereserseneserseerserenenseneeneeseseneneesesenenenseenenenene 7 Choosing a Power Supply nerennererenesesererrerereesrerereerereneesnerereesereneesrenereeeeneneet 8 Preliminary Settings _wnnmmennnnen meneame 13 Zero Second Set nen cnn cmnneeneuneeeemueeeeenaeeeeneeeeesueeetaueeenaseenaaan 19 EnEV C 23 Scan TU nh in gene ccc cece 411111 t tettemet toteen seernes tnet t tt ettette t tent tt e1 32 Memory UG 35 ATS Auto Tuning System mnnennnn meneame 43 Clock Radio Operation n ne enna 47 Miscellaneous Controls mmnnnmemrerennsesreremeeterennsnsrerereerereneseerereerereerereremeeeeneneen 58 Care and Maintenance nn 62 Specifications mesmenseenssersseersensnnessertneerseersnertesensereserstseessnetenetesereseeesneteseenetseensetnsetsennen 65 FEATURES Continuous tuning permits reception of more stations than ever before without any break between LW MW or SW bands a Large easy to read LCD display indicates station frequency dual time memory locations and all the functional status a Direct access keypad permits instant tuning of any desired frequency a Fifty four memory presets offer instant access to your favorite stations on LW gt MW gt FM and SW a Supplement2. M but ton will display FULL on LCD If you still desire to store new station push any button 1 9 where new station is to be positioned and hold for more than 2 seconds New station will be put into NET memory in position selected and original station vr 5678 irra in this position will be canceled More than 2 seconds 2 All preset stations are indicated by onthe display Ifa station has already been preselected IIlacn it will always show preset position on display 1 3 9 Uw ME 1 2031456789 The mark indicate he frequency has been stored 38 RECALLING APRESET 1 Press POWER SLEEP button to turn on radio AT S auto tuning system POWER e SLEEP 2 Select a band in which a station is stored that you want to recall s 120m 90m 75m 60m 49m Ain 39 1 Press any of the NUMBERED buttons fora desired station and the radio will instantly tune to it Display will show frequency and Memory vor ar art position If you want to change to another preset Q J TETEN station just press any other numbered button for D ED ME 12014567 8 9 access For SW FM preset 01 09 push P1 P2 aa button first then any of 1 9 For FM SW band CANCELLING PRESET 1 Recall a preset station push M button On display M and preset digit will flash push C button to cancel the preset 132
3. press STANDBY button then ENTER button again 13 38 1 STANDBY 50 5 To cancel the alarm time press STANDBY but tonand display STANDBY will flash press C button to cancel 1 When alarm is on press POWER SLEEP button to turn off the alarm 2 The radio alarm will last for one hour if not turned off by pushing POWER SLEEP button 3 Tune the radio before setting radio alarm When alarm is on the radio will play according to last frequency or station selected SETTING ALARM BYHWS BUZZER HWS Humane Waking system A repeating beep tone sounds when using the set buzzer The alarm buzzer volume increases every 15 seconds for 1 minute then silences for I minute before beginning the cycle Again HWS will continue this pattern for 30 minutes 51 Setting Alarm by HWS buzzer has same procedures as setting alarm by radio except pushing STANDBY 5 HWS button instead Turn off the HWS buzzer by pushing POWER SLEEP button COUNTING DOWN TIMER 1 Press TIMER key TIMER display will flash D O STANDBY Gans TIMER N 52 2 Use 0 9 button to key in required time Max 23 hours and 59 minutes 3 Press ENTER button TIMER display will stop flashing indicating Count Down timer has been set Display will be back to real time within 7 seconds after time is set Soe oss O OO 53 4 Push TIMER button again to see remaining T
4. 8 Dot memory scan and zero second set button seconds for every push 9 Digit button for frequency time SW meter band 16 Tuning LED indicator and memory page 1 or 2 10 Multi functions for FM band knob FM ATS and exchange dual and real time in time mode SANGEAN 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0600000000000000000000000000000000000 FM LW MW SW SYNTHESIZED RECEIVER METER TUNING MANUAL AUTO DISPLAY POWER ASLEEP ATS606A 17 Earphones jack 18 AC adaptor jack J 3 19 AM external antenna jack 20 FM stereo mono AM sens DX local mode selector 21 Telescopic Antenna 22 Volume control 23 Lock switch to avoid misoperation 24 Folding stand 25 Reset button to clear all the presets in the microprocessor except the SW preset stations 26 9K 10K MWstep switch 27 Battery compartment 28 Battery cover DISPLAY INFORMATION 1 Band indication 2 Time set status 3 Time adjustment and zero second setindication 4 Memory presets 5 Memory Page 1 and Page 2 for SW FM bands 6 e 4 0 0 6 6 Sleep status 7 Lock on 8 FM stereo indication ou 00 a i 188 D 9 SW meter band O 5 Sy ety oa ag A o 10 Auto Tuning System status LL sm p 11 Low battery O ma a
5. Auto tuning vet POWER SLEEP LO M STANDBY aws TIMER LW Pumg sw ATS ATS METER 47 2 If power is on push DISPLAY button to time fm LW MW SW mode ANS ATS ATS METER 120m 90m 75m GSG 60m 49m 41m DISPLAY SETTING ALARM STANDBY BY RADIO 1 Whenthe display is inthe time mode press i SEANDBY button display ir STANDBY will flash and show last alarm time 0 00 forthe first time i fa STANDBY HHI D D STANDBY Huns TIMER 48 1 Press the numbered buttons to activate alarm on time Using 24 hour time an example will be if you set the alarm on time at 1 30PM press the button 1 3 3 0 and ENTER button Display will show 13 30 and STANDBY will stop flashing indicating alarmed by radio has been set at 1 30 PM Ifthe wrong number was keyed in to delete by pressing C button each number for every push onthe C button Ifthe time you key in does not exist like 25 30 display will show E for about 2 seconds and back to original time 13 30 Pi STANDBY Q STANDBY 49 3 When the alarm time is set the clock will return to the current time automatically Meanwhile the colon will start to flash Q D QA STANDBY 4 To verify
6. control for comfortable listening 34 ar ra Pie ve ever VOLUME MEMORY TUNING You may store up to 18 presets on FM SW and 9 presets on each of the LW and MW bands for instant selection of your favorite stations STORING AFREQUENCY 1 Press POWER SLEEP button to turn on radio 2 Tune to any frequency using any of the previous ly mentioned tuning methods Mil 1 2 3 Press the button marked M memory display M and suggested preset number will flash for QD _ icO m 12 seconds If preset I and 2 have been stored d a0 San it will suggest preset 3 at this stage on display 123 preset 3 will flash 4 Press ENTER button and your station will be Xm stored in that memory position a c 4 HH Sis M 1 2 B 36 5 Preset positions may be exchanged easily and at any time Select preset that is to be changed push memory button M and existing positio1 will flash while flashing select new preset posi tion Presets will be exchanged automatically 6 FM SW bands have 18 presets Presets 1 9 are set innormal manner When P1 presets 1 9 are full selecting another station to be preset will display the P2 display and an additional 1 9 presets can be set for a total of 18 presets LBD Sie M 12345678 9 37 1 Ifall presets have been used pushing
7. is used the batteries are automatically disconnected DC IN 4 5V Jack 10 TIME TOREPLACE BATTERIES 1 Turn offthe power and battery indicator falls below 2 2 IF E flashes on LCD and low battery indicator is displayed when radio is turned on batteries should be replaced 11 3 Whenever the low battery indicator appears on LCD display batteries shouldbe replaced 12 PRELIMINARY SETTINGS SETTING THE CLOCK The time is displayed in the 24 hours mode since most shortwave broadcasting stations operate according to Greenwich Mean Time This is the standard that is used through the world 1 The clock will start when 3 AA batteries are installed The display shows 0 00 2 Press TIME SET key for more than 2 seconds display willshow SET and flash TIME SET 13 3 While OSET is flashing set the correct time by pressing the numbered buttons As you press the corresponding button the number shows up on the LCD display 4 If you press the wrong number press the C cancel button which deletes one number at time Note Time can be adjusted only when SET is in flashing mode 14 5 Now press button ENTER display will show hours and minutes SETTING DUAL TIME A second time zone can be programmed into this unit such as your home time if you are travelling or Greenwich Mean Time for insta
8. 0 32 Uwe M 12B 456789 M 128456789 40 EXCHANGE THE PRESET If you want to exchange preset 2 to preset 7 for editing the memory 1 Recall preset 2 103 3 Owe 121345678 9 2 Push M and display M and preset 2 will flash ING n 1U3 3 U mhz 1 3456789 41 3 Push 7 then preset 2 and preset 7 have been exchanged 103 3 Gir M 12345678 9 42 ATS AUTO TUNING SYSTEM This radio provides an excellent and easy to use feature called ATS Auto Tuning System which is available on FM LW and MW bands 1 Push any of FM LW MW band buttons for more than 2 seconds The radio will start with a beep tone and display ATS will flash indicating the radio is in ATS mode 2 The radio will then scan from the lowest fre quency of the Selected band and automatically preset the stations based on station signal strength in order from Memory 1 9 Press more than2 second 43 3 After the whole scanning is completed a beep tone will be heard Display will show M 1 and the frequency which is the strongest signal in your area will be heard g 4g I MHz M 234567 8 9 4 If no stations are found display will show for 2 seconds and return to last tuning frequency 44 1 Maximum presets on MW and LW are 9 and 18 on FM and if the auto preset stations are more than 9 for MW LW bands 1
9. 8 for FM band the microporcessor will pick up only 9 stations for MW LW bands and 18 stations for FM band into 2 memory pages P1 P2 based on signal strength 2 If the auto presets are less than 9 display will show actual auto presets stations found For 5 g MHz example if only 5 stations are preset display will show 1 2 3 45 when the scanning is completed 3 SW band has no ATS function 4 When ATS starts to function it will clear all the original presets 5 When ATS starts to function if can be terminated by pushing POWER SLEEP button During ATS function all the other functional buttons will not work except light POWER SLEEP and lock button M 02345 FINE TUNING To have best reception while is necesary press fine tuning button FINE LCD will appear FINE indicating now is under Fine tuning status The tuning step now will become 1 kHz step on AM MW LW SW ac band and 50 kHz step on FM band while pressing 5 G MHz tuning A Jor V button M 12345 6 46 CLOCK RADIO OPERATION With this radio you can fall asleep to your favorite station by pressing the POWER SLEEP for more than 2 seconds or wake you up to the morning news or an alarm buzzer This radio provides two alarm times that you can set for two different wake up times at the same time SETTING THE ALARM STANDBY The alarm can be set 4 5 p ATA Auto tuning system 1 While radio power is off
10. EP 57 MISCELLANEOUS CONTROLS In addition to the standard tuning methods described previously use following controls for special operations MONO LOCALSTEREO DX SWITCH 1 When listening to FM stereo broadcasting and chy au using earphones set the switch to STEREO ee SENS DX position to enjoy stereo programs l O MONO LOCAL 2 When listening to AM MW LW SW broad casting this switch adjusts the receiver s sensitivi ea av ty When you listen to a strong station and the TEREG ae signal is slightly distored set the switch to the O LOCAL position for best reception For normal or weak stations set the switch to the DX MONS GER position for maximum sensitivity 58 HEADPHONE USE While not a control you may consider using Head phones to obtain the best audio clarity when listen ing to SW Since many SW stations broadcast only marginal signals using Headphones will enable you to distinguish between the signal and the noise usually encountered at night Be sure that the Headphones terminate in a 1 8 inch plug which is inserted into the Headphones jack located on the side of the radio marked with the symbol 7 When the Head phones are plugged in the speaker is muted Because the radio is capable of receiving FM stereo the Headphones should be stereo so that your listening will be enhanced When listening to stereo FM be sure that the FM STEREO MONO sw
11. IMER time y a Push TIMER button again to continue timer Or function ENTER p b Push ENTER button to re start timer function 5 When timer is on buzzer will last for one minute to turn offthe buzzer push POWER SLEEP button 54 ATS auto tuning system 6 To cancel timer setting a Press TIMER button Display shows remain ing time b Press C button TIMER on the display will disappear and display will show real time immediately 1 When alarm is on press POWER SLEEP button to turn off the alarm 2 The alarm will last for one minute if not turned offby pushing POWER SLEEP button 3 For initial operation on timer display will show Meanwhile press ENTER button display shows E to indicate error operation 55 SETTING THE SLEEP TIMER You can set the sleep timer with the radio onor off 1 Push POWER SLEEP button for more than 2 seconds LCD FE4 will show indicating the radio is in sleep auto shut off function A buzzer AT auto tuning system will be heard this time if the radio is on 2 Continue pushing PLWER SLEEP but ton Sleep time can be adjusted by 60 45 30 15 60 56 3 Release POWER SLEEP button whenever the sleep time shown on the display is acceptable to you 4 To cancel sleep function simply push POWER SLEEP key Display 2 will disappear and return to the real time POWER e SLE
12. IRECT TUNING Example Totune 100 70 MHz onthe FM band follow this procedure 1 Press the POWER SLEEP button to turn on the radio 2 Press the button marked FREQ Frequency 25 3 Press the corresponding buttons marked 1 0 0 7 0 That exact frequency will now show up in the display 4 Press the button marked ENTER the frequen cy and band will now show up in the display Note Be sure to press the decimal point in 100 70 MHz otherwise the display will show SW 10 070 Mhz 26 5 Extend the antenna all the way and rotate for best FM reception VOLUME 6 Adjust the Volume control for comfortable listening 27 7 When selecting a FM stereo station and using stereo earphones make sure the FM mode swith is in the STEREO position MANUAL TUNING To select a station when you do not know the frequency use the Manual Tuning A V button 28 Duns TIMER MW SW ATS 75m METER TUNING AN MANUAL AUTO ENTER TIME SET 1 Press the POWER SLEEP button to turn on radio F ATS auto tuning system 2 Select a band 29 3 Press repeatedly the A Jor V buttons to reach a desired frequency Press and hold the A Jor V button for more than half a second to change frequency rapidly SW METER TU
13. NING MANUAL AUTO m ENTER ai TIME SET QD 1 When you repeatedly press the A or V button the frequency change in increments of FM 100 kHz LW 9 kHz MW 9 kHzor 10 kHz SW 5 kHz Im 30 MEMORY SCAN If you would like to scan the preset stations all in your mimory Press M Scan button the radio will start memory scan from the last station you were and stops for 4 seconds for every preset station then moving forward to next preset station until you press any functional buttons except POWER and LIGHT to stop the memory scan en Dr 17 LI I Ulm Milt 2 3 456789 31 SCAN TUNING Use scan tuning to rapidly locate a station or to monitor several station within a specific band 1 Turn on radio by pressing POWER SLEEP button ATS auto tuning system POWER e SLEEP 2 Select a band 32 3 Adjust antenna or radio position depending on the selected band 4 Press and hold the A Jor V buttons for more than half a second the radio will scan all the frequencies in the Selected band and will stop automatically each time it lands on an active station 33 5 Press and hold the A Jor V button again to resume scanning When you reach the upper or lower limits of the band the scanning starts over again as long as the button is depressed 6 Adjust Volume
14. al tuning control allows for maximum clarity of the selected frequency Dual time setting allows you to preset your local time or UTC time or any two time zones with instant recall Scanning circuit permits you to check various frequencies on a certain band width and lock on to it at random a Cancel button allows you to instantly change incorrect information keyed into the microprocessor a SW meter band select buttons offer instant selection of any desired frequency bandwidth on SW Dual Alarm Feature allows presetting two wake up times for clock alarm a ATS Auto Tuning System which will automatically scan and select presets based on a station signal strength on FM MW and LW band Adjustable sleep timer allows you to fall asleep to music Standby mode turns on the radio automatically at 2 preset times either by radio program or HWS buzzer a kHz step fine tuning on AM MW LW SW band CONTROL LOCATIONS 1 Power on off and sleep button 11 Multi functions for LW band knob LW ATS 2 Fine tuning button and Standby by radio 3 Manual tuning auto scan button 12 Multi functions for MW band knob MW ATS and Standby by HWS buzzer 4 Enter command button Display button to display frequency or time 13 Multi functions for SW band knob SW 5 Memory entry and time set button meter band and counting down timer 6 Frequency select button 14 LCD display 7 Cancel button 15 Light button to light LCD display 12
15. difying or tampering with the product s internal components can cause a malfunoth and might invalidate the product s warranty 64 SPECIFICATIONS Frequency range FM LW MW SW 87 50 108 MHz 153 513 kHz 520 1710 kHz 522 1710 kHz 1 711 29 999 MHz Includes short wave 13 meter bands 120m 90m 75m 60m 49m 41m 31m 25m 21m 19m 16m 13m lim 2 300 2 495 MHz 3 200 3 400 MHz 3 900 4 000 MHz 4 750 5 060 MHz 5 900 6 200 MHz 7 100 7 350 MHz 9 400 9 900 MHz 11 600 12 100 MHz 13 570 13 870 MHz 15 100 15 800 MHz 17 480 17 900 MHz 21 450 21 750 MHz 25 600 26 100 MHz Semiconductors 1 LSI 10 IC 8 FET 24 Transistors 25 Diode 2 LED Circuit FM Heterodyne AM LW MW SW Double conversion Heterodyne Antennas LW MW Built in Ferrite Bar Antenna SW Telescopic Antenna or External Antenna not included FM Telescopic Antenna Speaker output power Nominal 180 mW at 10 T H D Jack 1 DC Jack for external power 4 5V 2 Headphones Jack 3 5 for mini stereo headphones 3 AM EXTANT Jack Power source 1 3 AA UM 3 batteries 2 AC adaptor 4 5V 250 mA center negative Dimension 148 L x89 H x30 T m m Weight 300g without battery Accessies Carrying pouch stereo earphones AC adaptor and PORTABLE SHORTWAVEANTENNA However accessories may be different depending on area
16. dios may include aPORTABLE SHORTWAVE ANTENNA as a standard accessory to thisradio Move out the connector and connect to the AM EXTERNAL ANTENNA JACK of the radio This PORTABLE SHORTWAVE ANTENNA provides a 7 Meters wire antenna serving as extention to the Telescopic Anten na so that you won t have to listen to SW broadcasting near the window 61 CARE ANDMAINTENANCE This receiver is an example of superior design and craftsmanship T he following suggestions will help you care for the receiver so that you can enjoy it for years K eep the product dry If it does get wet wipe it dry immediately Liquids mightcontain minerals that can corrode the electronic circuits Use and store the product only in normal temperature environments High temperatures can shorten the life of electronic devices damage batteries and distort or melt plastic parts 62 Handle the prodoct gently and carefull ropp ing it can damage circuit boards and cases and n cause the product to work improperly Keep the product away from dust and dirt which can cause permature wear of parts 63 Wipe the producwith a dampened cloth occa sionally to keep it looking newDo not use harsh chemicals cleaning solvents or strong detgents to clean the product Use only fresh batteries of theecommended size and type Always remove old or weak batteries They can leakchemicals that destroy electronic circuits Mo
17. itch is set to the stereo position This switch is located on the side of the radio 59 LOCK SWITCH Using the LOCK switch prevents unauthorized opera tion of the radio and will also prevent the station you are listening to from being changed When the Om LOCK switch is moved to its up position the POWER SLEEP button and all tun ing control buttons are completely disabled If the radio is on you will not be able to turn it off This will also prevent it from being turned on by accidient when packed in a suitcase or carrying pouch If the LOCK stitch is on display will show Or To release the LOCK switch simply move the switch down EXTERNAL ANTENNA USE To obtain optimum performance from this radio especially when listening to SW an external antenna ann should be used if at all possible The antenna is O connected to the External Antenna Adaptor and then plugged into the AM EXT ANT Jack located on the side of the radio 60 MW STEPSELECTOR SWITCH Located in the battery compartment ofthe radio MW step 9K 10k switch provides means to select the incremental frequency steps for MW band depending upon your geographic location In the USA or CANADA 10K steps are used so the switch should be set to 10K position In the other parts ofthe world where they use 9K steps move the switch to the 9K Position PORTABLE SHORTWAVE ANTENNA OPTIONAL Depending on the selling areas some of these ra
18. nt access to shortwave broadcasting or local time wherever you are 1 Press 19 29 buttonand display will show and flash 39 15 2 Press ENTER button within 3 seconds display 2 willstop flashing 3 Press TIME SET button for more than 2 seconds display SET will flash 16 4 While O SET is flashing set the correct time by pressing the corresponding buttons The numbers will show up on the LCD display OD 4im 21m 13m N y TN D g w 5 Ifyou press the wrong number press the C button which deletes one number at a time DOOD 19m 16m 13m lim 17 6 Now press button ENTER display shows hours and minutes 7 Push amp buttonand ENTER againto back to time 808 4 D D D STANDBY Baws TOMER Pe FM LW MW ATS ATS ATS 18 ZERO SECOND SET O SET 16m During time set period display shows OSET press 0 set button display will show SET 00 and flash Now press ENTER button the clock will start from its zero second 19 BAND SELECTION There are four band selector buttons located just beneath the LCD display D O D STANDBY Gs TIMER BAND FREQUENCY PROGRAM TYPE FM 87 5 108 MHz Standard FM LW 153 513 kH
19. vreise 12 kHz for MW and LW MHz for FM and SW i pa QY STANDBY Jus TIME 13 Frequency and time display 5J i i i 14 Time area I or 2 D 15 Standby by radio 16 Standby by HWS buzzer 17 Counting down timer status 18 Memory preset battery strengthy and scanning status during ATS 19 Fine tuning status CHOOSING A POWER SUPPLY You can operate the receiver using 3 Alkaline AA UM 3 batteries Household AC adaptor optional USING BATTERIES 1 Press latch marked OPEN on battery compart OPEN ment covers in the direction of the arrow and lift off cover N 2 Insert 3 AA battery in battery compartment as indicated in diagram Be sure to position them on the back of the radio and on top of lift out ribbons for easy removal 3 Replace battery cover and press down until you hear it snap closed BATTERY REPLACEMEN Whenever the radio is turned off the battery indicator will show for about 7 seconds to show battery condition If the indicator falls below 2 the batteries should be replaced Be sure to replace the battery Within 3 minutes to secure time and all memory functions USING HOUSE CURRENT ACADAPTOR The receiver may be powered by using AC adap a AC AGMG tor Insert the plug into the jack on the side of the g radio marked DC IN 4 5V Plug the other end of the adaptor into a standard household outlet Whenever AC adaptor
20. z Longwave MW 520 1710 kHz Standard AM SW 1 711 29 999 MHz 20 SW 13 sub bands 1 Turn radio on by pressing POWER SLEEP button Display will show last band and fre quency selected D 5 J ee 2 By pressing any one of the four band selector buttons last frequency used within that band will appear ME D O A STANDBY uns TOMER 21 Ifyou select SW pressing SW METER button again will display a flashing m indicating any meter band may now be selected For example press but ton 6 41m display will show lowest frequency of 41 meter i e 7 100 Mhz 90m 49m Mel 22 TUNING MODE ADJUSTING THE ANTENNA Locate the band you wantto listen to in the following chart and adjust the antenna as indicated BAND FREQUENCY RANGE ANTENNA TYPES ILLUSTRATION INTERANAL Rotate radio 520 1710 kHz for best reception INTERNAL Rotate radio 153 513 kHz for best reception 23 TELESCOPIC Extend antennaall the 87 50 108 MHz way and rotate it for best reception TELESCOPIC Extend antennaall the way for best reception but do not rotate 1 711 29 999 MHz You may select five different tuning methods to choose the frequency and station broadcasting you prefer Direct Tuning Manual Tuning Scan Tuning Memory Recall Tuning ATS Tuning on FM LW and MW bands 24 D
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