Radio Shack AM/FM Digital Pocket Radio Owner's Manual

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Cat. No. 12-248
OWNER’S MANUAL
Please read before using this equipment.
7-Channel
²
Digital
Pocket Weatheradio
®
Alert
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Pocket Weatheradio

Cat. No. 12-248OWNER’S MANUALPlease read before using this equipment.7-Channel ² DigitalPocket Weatheradio® Alert12-248.fm Page 1 Tuesday, July 6, 1

Page 2 - FEATURES

10OPERATIONLISTENING TO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BROADCASTS1. Set WX/ALERT/LOCK to WX.12-248.fm Page 10 Tuesday, July 6, 1999 3:41 PM

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112. Turn OFF/VOL clockwise untilit clicks, then adjust it to thedesired volume level.3. Fully extend the telescopingantenna.12-248.fm Page 11 Tuesd

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124. Set CH to the channel (1–7)that produces the clearestsignal.USING ALERTYou can set the radio to sound thealert when it detects the alert sig-nal

Page 5 - CONTENTS

131. Turn on the radio, then setCH to the channel that pro-duces the clearest signal.2. Set WX/ALERT/LOCK toALERT. When the radio de-tects a weather a

Page 6 - BATTERIES

14Notes:• To ensure that your radiowill sound the alert when itreceives an emergencysignal, keep the antennafully extended.• When you hear the alert,y

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15• The radio sounds the alertat full power, regardless ofthe volume setting.3. Adjust OFF/VOL to a comfort-able listening level.4. Return WX/ALERT/LO

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16USING ALERT LOCKIf you are out of the room or awayfrom your Weatheradio, you mightmiss an alert. When you will beout of hearing range of the alert,l

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17TESTING ALERT OPERATIONFor your Weatheradio to be effec-tive, you must place the Weath-eradio where it can receive anemergency alert broadcast andwh

Page 10 - OPERATION

18The fact that you get clear voicereception or that the alert soundswhen you press TEST does notguarantee that an emergency sig-nal will trigger your

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19To find out the specific test sched-ule in your area, contact your lo-cal National Oceanic andAtmospheric Administration(NOAA) or National Weather S

Page 12 - USING ALERT

2FEATURESYour RadioShack Sports 7-Chan-nel Digital Pocket WeatheradioAlert is designed to receive Nation-al Weather Service (NWS) broad-casts, which p

Page 13 - WX/ALERT/LOCK

20If the test alert does not triggeryour radio’s alert, you are eitherout of range of the broadcast oryour radio’s batteries are weak.Note: If you use

Page 14 - WX/ALERT/

21TESTING THE ALERT SIRENThe TEST button lets you hear theradio’s alert siren, but does nottest the radio’s receiver or guar-antee that the radio will

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222. Hold down TEST for a fewseconds until you hear thealert siren.If you set WX/ALERT/LOCK toLOCK, the alert siren soundsuntil you set WX/ALERT/LOCKt

Page 16 - USING ALERT LOCK

23CARETo enjoy your radio for a longtime:• Handle it gently.• Keep it away from dust,moisture, and temperatureextremes.• Clean it with a damp cloth.Do

Page 17 - TESTING ALERT

24Modifying or tampering with theradio’s internal components cancause a malfunction and might in-validate the radio’s warranty andvoid your FCC author

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25FCC STATEMENTYour radio might cause TV or radiointerference even when it is operat-ing properly. To determine whetheryour radio is causing the inter

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26SPECIFICATIONSFrequency Coverage (MHz):Channel 1...162.400Channel 2...162.425Channel 3...162.450C

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27Specifications are typical; individ-ual units might vary. Specifica-tions are subject to change andimprovement without notice.12-248.fm Page 27 Tu

Page 21 - TESTING THE ALERT

RadioShackA Division of Tandy CorporationFort Worth, Texas 761028A6 Printed in ChinaRadioShack Limited WarrantyThis product is warranted against defec

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3Your Weatheradio receivesweather transmissions from up to50 miles away, and includes thefollowing features:Seven Weather Frequencies —you can choose

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Page 25 - FCC STATEMENT

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Page 26 - SPECIFICATIONS

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4Battery-Saving Circuit — mini-mizes power consumption in thealert mode, to save battery power.Lightweight Compact Design —lets you carry the radio an

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5CONTENTS Batteries ... 6Operation... 10Listening to National Weather ServiceBroadcasts..

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6BATTERIESYour radio uses three AA batter-ies for power. We recommend al-kaline batteries, such as Ra-dioShack Cat. No. 23-552.Cautions: • Do not use

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7• If you do not plan to use theradio for several weeks,remove the batteries.Follow these steps to install bat-teries.12-248.fm Page 7 Tuesday, July

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81. Loosen the screw on the bat-tery compartment cover, thenslide the cover off in thedirection of the arrow.Note: The screw is attachedto the battery

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9Note: If the LOW BATT indicatorlights, your radio might not soundthe alert siren when an emergen-cy or test alert is broadcast. Re-place the batterie

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