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Danby 820HD manual

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    WAR N I N G TO P RE VE NT F IR E OR S HO CK H AZ AR D, D O NO T US E TH IS P LU G WI TH A N EX TE NS IO N CO RD , RE CE P T AC LE OR O TH ER O UT LE T UN LE SS T HE BL AD E S CAN B E FU LLY IN S ER T E D TO P RE VE NT B LA DE E XP OS UR E TO P RE VE NT F IR E OR S HO CK H AZ AR D, D O NO T EX PO SE T HI S AP PL IA NC E TO R AI N OR MOI STU RE. The [...]

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    Product Carton Cont ents 1) SoundW orks Radio 820HD 2) FM telesc oping whip antenna (packed separately , shown attached to radio) 3) AM loop antenna 4) FM external wire ant enna 6) Infrared remote c ontrol Page Inde x Product Carton Conten ts ........................................................................................ 1 Initial Setup ..[...]

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    12VDC OUT OPT DIGITAL OUT 2) Refer to the Ant enna Connection leaet. Choose and connect an FM Antenna. Position the F M antenna. Connect and position the AM antenna. Setup 1) Locate and r emove the Ant enna Pack and the Whip Antenna fr om the car ton. Remove the Antenna C onnection leaet, the AM antenna, the F M wire antenna and the F M dipol[...]

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    -3- 5) Press the P ower button. Y ou can now set the date and time . 4) Place the radio in its intended loca tion. Connect the AC plug to a 120 V AC outlet. 6) T o reach the date and time adjustment scr een: First pr ess and hold the JOG button until you see "HD RADIO & ANAL OG" on the display . Then briey press the JOG button thr [...]

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    -4- 3) If desired, store t en radio stations (either AM or F M) for immediate recall . While tuned to the station, press and hold down a PRESET button on the remote contr ol for at least two seconds. The display will conrm the sta - tion is stored. 2) T une stations using TUNE or SEEK (facepla te or remote). See page 8 for mor e information. Rad[...]

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    -5- 2) Besides your PRESET selections, you can assign up to twenty additional AM and FM sta tions as F avor - ites. T une to a station that isn't already assigned to a Preset butt on, then press and hold the F A VORITE button (front panel or r emote) for ov er two sec - onds. The display conrms F av orite assignment. 1) Each station assigne[...]

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    -6- Receiving HD Radio™ broadcasts : A broadcast with an HD Radio™ digital signal does not immediately start to play when you tune to the station's frequency . The receiv er builds up a reserve of digital infor - mation before it starts playing the audio . This digital signal reserve insures the audio program isn 't aected by tempo[...]

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    F A VORITE FM AM A UX SEEK F A VORITE JOG TUNING SOURCE Push repeatedly to select the FM, AM or F avorite bands or the Aux input. TUNING If the AM or FM band is selected, adjust this knob to tune the radio frequency or to the next stream within an HD Radio multicast. If the F avorite band is selected, adjust to select among F avorites (broadc asts [...]

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    JOG [see page 10 for complete menu listings] Press quickly to enter the adjustment mode for the primary radio settings. Press and hold to enter the adjustment mode of the secondary radio settings. Alternate between the V olume control and the JOG button for adjustments. POWER/SLEEP Press and quickly release once t o select On or Standby . Rapid, re[...]

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    1) Audio Display: This featur e displays a radio broadcast's audio spectrum. It shows the intensity of the audio at ten dier ent frequency bands. Once engaged, the A udio Display becomes the default screen. Any c ontrol action will replace the Audio Display until ve sec onds after the last control input. Use the INFO button on the remot [...]

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    Alarm F eatur es The SoundW orks Radio 820HD has two independent wakeup alarms. ACTIV A TION Each alarm can be set to W ake T o M usic or Wake to T one (a beep sound) using the Alarm 1 and Alarm 2 buttons. RESET Once either alarm activates, reset the alarm by pr essing either the Alarm 1 button, the Alarm 2 button or P ower . SNOOZE The Snooze bar [...]

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    3) T ap the Alarm button again to move t o the MINUTES adjustment display . 2) Adjust VOLUME to select the desired hour . 2 sec Alarm Opera tion 1 - W akeup Settings Adjustment HOUR adjustment HOUR change MINUTES adjustment F AVORITE FM AM AUX JOG 1) Press and hold do wn either Alarm button for two seconds. The radio switches to the HOUR adjustment[...]

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    4) Adjust VOL UME to select the desired MINUTES setting. MINUTES change 5) T ap the Alarm button again to move to the BAND adjustment display . BAND adjustment 6) Adjust VOL UME to select the band of a wakeup station. BAND change F AVORITE FM AM AUX JOG F AVORITE FM AM AUX JOG -13-[...]

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    8) Adjust VOL UME to select the desired wakeup volume . 7) T ap the Alarm button again to move to the W AKEUP VOL UME adjustment display . W AKEUP VOL UME adjustment W AKEUP VOL UME change 5) T ap the Alarm button again to move to the FREQUENCY adjustment display . FREQUENCY adjustment 6) Adjust VOL UME to select the frequency of a wakeup station. [...]

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    9) T ap the Alarm button again to move to the DAIL Y P A T TERN adjustment display . DAIL Y P A T TERN adjustment 10) Adjust VOL UME to select the desired daily alarm repetition. DAIL Y P A T TERN change 11) T ap the Alarm button again to complete the alarm adjustment session. NORMAL DISPLA Y Daily Alarm Options Daily : Alarm sounds ever y day . We[...]

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    3) Once you see the desired A larm Activation mode on the display , wait ve seconds. The radio will store your request and return the radio t o normal operation. 2) While the display is visible, c ontinue to use the Alarm button to choose between Music Wakeup alarm, T one W akeup alarm and NO alarm. Alarm Opera tion 2 - Alarm A ctivation rst [...]

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    -17- RESET Once either alarm activates, reset the alarm by pr ess- ing either the Alarm 1 button, the Alarm 2 button or Pow er . SNOOZE The Snooze bar silenc es the wakeup alarm for a user- determined interval. The wakeup alarm reactivates after the snooze interval. Alarm Opera tion 2 - Alarm Reset and Snooze These buttons r eset a W akeup Alarm F [...]

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