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CCRadio SW Page 11
Features and Operation Explained — Front of Radio
clock to “UTC” (Universal Time Coordinated) the Time DIFF number is the number of hours
between “LOCAL” time and “WORLD” time. As an example, San Francisco, CA, is 8 hours
behind UTC. Set the “WORLD” time clock 8 hours ahead of “LOCAL” time, rotating the “TUN-
ING” dial until the
Time DIFF number is “+8”.
2) When the radio is “on”, the button stores stations to a Memory Preset number.
MEMORY SET
To memorize a station, tune to it, then press the button. The word Preset will flash
with a memory number below it. If this is the memory number you want for this station,
press to complete while
Preset is flashing. If this is not the memory number you want
press the or button to pick a memory number between 1 to 10 then press to
complete. You must do this while
Preset is flashing or you will have to start over.
MEMORY TIPS: You have only four seconds to perform this action or you will have to start
over. It is best to write down your memory stations and numbers to make entering them easier.
Note: When a station is stored to memory, whenever the radio is tuned to that station, the
word
Preset and its number are always displayed. If you press to store a station, Preset
will begin flashing and the number will increment to the next number.
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The CCRadio SW is equipped with dual alarms and there are two different alar modes to
choose from. You can choose to wake up to the radio or to a buzzer tone . The
button is used with or buttons to set the alarms and to turn the alarms off.
ALARM SET
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To set the alarm time, press and hold button until word “Timer A” and the alarm
hour begin to flash on the display. While they are flashing, press the “HOUR ” button
to set the hour and the “MINUTE ” button to set the minutes. With the word “
Timer A”
still flashing, press and release the “ALARM” button to set the alarm mode. The
first icon to appear on the display next to the word “
Timer A” will be . This sets the
alarm to Buzzer mode. Press this button again and the will display, setting the
alarm to Speaker mode. This activates the radio to play a radio station. Press the but-
ton again and both icons will disappear from the display, indicating that the alarm is
“off”. You have about four seconds between pressing buttons or you must start over.
Alarm Modes:
On “Buzzer”, the alarm will sound for three minutes and the will flash.
On “Speaker”, the radio will come on to the station and volume setting that you listened
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