Optimus ACR-326 - Manual
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Table of Contents:
- Page 2 – FEATURES; CAUTION
- Page 3 – PREPARATION; UP; UP; then
- Page 4 – SNOOZE
- Page 5 – A QUICK LOOK AT THE CONTROLS
- Page 6 – Setting Up the Antenna; RX
- Page 7 – Checking the Signal Status; MODE; west; of where you are located. When
- Page 10 – OPERATION; USING THE RADIO; to; USING THE ALARMS; Setting the Alarms; to change the; Su; until the; DW
- Page 11 – USING THE SLEEP TIMER; hour and 59 minutes
- Page 12 – RESETTING THE CLOCK
- Page 13 – CARE AND MAINTENANCE
- Page 14 – SPECIFICATIONS; Ferrite Dynamic-Type 8 ohms
- Page 15 – UTC TIME ZONE CHART
- Page 16 – Printed in China; Limited Ninety-Day Warranty; We Service What We Sell
Cat. No. 12-1626
OWNER’S MANUAL
Please read before using this equipment.
ACR-326
Atomic Clock Radio
12-1626.fm Page 1 Friday, January 14, 2000 9:32 AM
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Summary
2 FEATURES Your Optimus Atomic Clock Radio com-bines a simple design with advancedtechnology. It automatically updates theclock setting by receiving a 60 kHz long-wave radio signal from station WWVBwhich broadcasts the time according tothe U.S. government’s atomic clock inBoulder, Colorado. The cloc...
3 PREPARATION CONNECTING AC POWER/SETTING YOUR LOCAL TIME ZONE Plug the clock radio’s power cord into astandard AC outlet. As soon as you con-nect AC power, all display segmentsbriefly appear, then the following ap-pear: • LAX (indicating the time zone for Los Angeles) flashes for about 15seconds an...
4 When appears, check or replace the backup battery. When you connect anew battery, disappears. Press SNOOZE to reset the backup battery monitor if the does not disappear with a new battery installed. Under nor-mal conditions, a battery lasts about 6months. Warning: Always dispose of an old bat-tery...
