RadioShack 12-1686 - Manual
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Table of Contents:
- Page 2 – Content
- Page 3 – How HD Radio works
- Page 4 – Quick Start; Connecting Your Radio
- Page 6 – Your Radio Display
- Page 8 – Your Remote Control
- Page 10 – The Basics; Setting the Clock
- Page 11 – Beyond the Basics; Multicast Channels; System Delay
- Page 12 – FAQ
- Page 13 – Important Safety Instructions
- Page 14 – • Increase the separation between the equipment.; RF EMISSIONS INFORMATION
Please read this user’s guide before installing, setting up, or using your new HD Radio.
Thank you for purchasing this Accurian HD Radio. Your HD Radio plays
your favorite programming, plus new, expanding choices and amazing
clarity. It enhances audio fi delity for both AM and FM bands, providing
digital-quality sound and simple operation in a compact, tabletop
stereo radio. AM sounds more like current FM, and FM has CD-like audio
quality, virtually eliminating the static, hiss, pops, and fades of today’s
analog radios.
HD Radio
12-1686
WHAT’s INCLUDED
HD Radio
Remote Control
User’s Guide
FM Antenna
AM Antenna
Power Supply and AC Cord
User’s Guide
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Summary
2 3 Content How HD Radio works ........................................................... 3 Quick Start ........................................................................... 4 Connecting Your Radio ................................................................ 4 Cable Radio Signals ...........
2 3 How HD Radio works HD Radio produces a smooth, natural response and room-fi lling sound that belies its compact size. HD Radio stations can broadcast data (artist and song information, weather, traffi c, and more) and multiple channels at their same, familiar position on the radio dial. 1. The d...
4 5 Quick Start Connecting Your Radio To avoid interference, keep the power supply away from the radio while in use. Cable Radio Signals The Radio’s FM antenna connector is a standard F-connector and will accept cable FM feeds from most cable systems that provide FM programming. To connect your radi...
