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1201781
User’s Guide
Digital Clock Rad io with Weather Forecast
We hope you enjoy you r Digita l Clock Radio w ith Weathe r
Forecast from Rad ioShack. T his radio ke eps you update d
with time, hu midity, tem perature an d weather for ecast whil e
listening to A M/FM radio. P lease read th is user's gu ide before
using your radio.
Package Contents
• Digital Clock Radio
• AC Adapter
• Wireless Sensor
• User’s Guide
Specifications
Power Supply..................................................................................................
AC Adapter....................................................................6V DC, 600mA
Radio...................................................3 x AA batteries (not included)
Sensor................................................2 x AA batteries (not included)
Frequency Range................AM: 530 – 1710 KHz; FM: 88 – 108 MHz
Tuning Step.....................................................AM: 10 KHz; FM: 200 KHz
Frequency Response..................................................270 Hz – 1.7 KHz
S/N Ratio...................................................................AM: 30dB; FM: 40dB
Impedance......................................................................................8 Ohms
Transmission Frequency............................................................433 MHz
Operating Range..............................................................90 ft. (27.43 m)
Temperature Operating Range.................................................................
Indoor......................................................32°F to 113°F (0°C to 45°C)
Outdoor..............................................-4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C)
Temperature Accuracy................................................................................
Indoor...........................................32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C): ±1°C
Outdoor...................................-4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C): ±2°C
Humidity Range............................................................20% to 95% ±5%
Specications are subject to change and improvement without notice.
Actual product may vary from the images found in this document.
Important Safety Information
1. Read instructions before operating the product.
2. Retain instructions for future reference.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do n ot use this app aratus near w ater.
6. Clea n only with a d ry cloth.
7. Do not install n ear any heat so urces such as ra diators,
heat registers , stoves, or oth er apparat us (includ ing
ampliers) t hat produce h eat.
8. Do not de feat the safet y purpose of t he polarize d
or grounding - t ype plug . When the prov ided plug
does not t into you r outlet, co nsult an ele ctricia n for
replacement of t he obsolete o utlet.
9. Prote ct the powe r cord from bein g walked on or p inched,
particula rly plugs , convenien ce receptacl es, and the
point where they exit from the radio.
10. Do not block any of t he ventilat ion openi ngs. Inst all in
accordance with the manufacturers instructions.
11. Only use at tachmen ts/ accesso ries speci ed by the
manufacturer.
12. Unplug this radio during lightning storms or when
unused for long p eriods of ti me.
13. The radio shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing
and that no obje cts ll ed with liq uids, such as v ases, shal l
be placed on rad io.
14. Batteries sha ll not be expo sed to excessive h eat such as
sunshine, re o r the like.
Install Batteries
1. Ope n the batter y cover.
2. Inst all three A A batteri es (not inclu ded) as indi cated by the
polarity symbols (+ and -) marked inside.
3. Rep lace the bat tery cover.
Note:
• When ( and the reading s in the radio 's RADIO/ TIME disp lay
ash, replace t he batteri es.
• In battery-po wered mode, t he LED back light ligh ts blue
when you press any r adio butt on. It then tu rns o afte r 5
seconds to save th e battery p ower.
• Dispose of batte ries prompt ly and prope rly. Do not bur n or
bury them.
• Use only fresh bat teries of th e required size a nd type.
• Do not mix old and n ew batteri es, diere nt types of bat teries
(alkaline or re chargeabl e), or rechargea ble batte ries of
dierent capacities.
• If you do not plan to us e the radio fo r a long time , remove
the batterie s. Batteri es can leak ch emicals t hat can dama ge
electronic parts.
Dim the LED Backlig ht
You can adjust the b rightnes s of the LED by set ting DIMMER to
LOW or HIGH.
Set up the Wireless Se nsor
Install Batteries
1. Sli de open the ba ttery cove r.
2. Inse rt two AA b atteries (n ot include d) in the batte ry
compartme nt matching t he polari ty symbol s (+ and -)
marked inside.
3. Rep lace the bat tery cover.
Power your Radio
The radio can b e powered by AC powe r and by batte ries. Whe n
it is powered by AC powe r, batteries ca n act as a backu p power
source for power ou tages. Se ttings an d data memo ry will be
lost if both AC is out a nd batter ies are removed ,
• Connect the su pplied AC ad apter cabl e into the rad io's
power port, a nd plug the a dapter into a s tandard AC
outlet. The LCD b acklit dis play light s blue.
Telescoping Antenna
RESET
DIMMER
Switch to LOW or HIGH
to dim or brighte n the
backlit display.
AUX IN
Connect to an ex ternal aud io
source using a 3.5 m m audio
cable (not included).
DC 6V
Power Port
- VOLUME SNOOZ E/
SLEEP
+ VOLUME
Weather
Forecast
Clock/Alarm/Radio Frequency
Indoor
Temperature
Indoor Humidity
Outdoor Temperature
Outdoor
Humidity
AM/FM
MEMORY
PROG
TIME
ALARM
e/MIN
d/HR
°C /°F
BEEP/
RADIO/OFF
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Weather Forecast
The radio cal culates the w eather fore cast for the n ext 12 to 24
hours, and it d isplays the c urrent ind oor/outdoor tem perature
and humidity readings.
When you power on t he radio, wa it for about 1 m inute to
receive an outdo or signal f rom the remote se nsor. ashes
until the sign al is receive d, then it dis appears w hen ready.
Note:
• If AC power is interr upted and you h ave not insta lled backu p
batteries, t he radio wi ll begin sea rching for a si gnal.
• Press °C /°F to display temperatures in °C or °F.
• When tempera ture falls be low 0°C (32 °F) and th e weather
is rain, the sno w icon will ap pear.
Set the Clock
1. Press a nd hold TIME to enter ti me settin g.
2. Press d/HR to set the hour, and press e/MI N to set the
minute.
3. Press TIME again to enter time f ormat sett ing. Then
press d/HR or e/MIN to select 12H o r 24H.
4. Press TIME to confirm and exi t.
Set the Alarm
1. Press a nd hold ALARM to enter a larm cloc k setting .
2. Press d/HR to set the hour, and press e/MIN to set t he
minute.
3. Press ALARM again to confirm and exit.
Alarm Options
• To activate the ala rm, move the BEEP/RADIO/OFF switch
to RADIO or BEEP.
• Select RADIO if you wish to wake up to yo ur AM/FM ra dio
station. º di splays in rad io's RADI O/TIME. S elect BEEP
if you wish to wake up to a b eeper. » displ ays in radio's
RADIO/TIME.
• At the set alarm ti me, the ala rm sounds fo r 60 minutes .
Press any radio bu tton to stop t he alarm an d reset it to
come on the next s et day.
• Press SNOOZE/SLEEP to silent the al arm for 5 min utes.
º or » ashes in rad io's RADIO/ TIME dis play.
• To turn o the alarm, m ove the BEEP/RADIO/OFF switch
to OFF.
Listen to your Radio
1. Ex tend the ante nna (for FM rad io).
2. Press a nd hold AM/FM to tu rn on the rad io and then
adjust the volume.
3. Press AM/FM repeatedly t o select a ra dio band (A M/FM/
AUX).
4. The radio display al ways defau lts to time. P ress d/HR or
e/MIN to show the frequency in the display.
5. Press d/HR or e/MIN to tune a station, o r press and
hold d/HR or e/MIN to scan available s tations.
6. Press - VOLUME or + VOLUME to adjust volume.
7. Press and hold AM /FM to switch o th e radio.
Store Preset Stations
You can store 10 AM and 10 FM sta tions.
1. Press a nd hold AM/FM to t urn on the ra dio.
2. Press AM/FM repeatedly t o select th e band.
3. Press d/HR or e/MIN to tune to your desi red stati on.
4. Press an d hold PROG to enter programming mode.
MEMORY ashe s in the RAD IO/TIME d isplay, and a
number indicating the preset memory location appears.
Press PROG again to store.
5. Rep eat 2-4 to store more st ations, or p ress any othe r
keys to quit programming mode.
Listen to Preset Stations
Press and hold AM /FM to turn on the r adio. Press M EMORY
repeatedly to se lect a preset s tation. T he display s hows the
corresponding preset station number.
Listen to an Externa l Audio Source
1. Press a nd hold AM/FM to t urn on the ra dio.
2. Use a 1/8" (3 .5 mm) audio c able (not inc luded) to
connect the ea rphone ja ck on your aux iliary a udio
source to AUX IN jac k on the back of t he radio.
3. Press AM/FM repeatedly u ntil the ra dio's RAD IO/TIME
display shows AU X to select au xiliar y mode.
4. Use th e controls on you r connecte d device to cont rol
the volume.
5. Wh en nished , disconne ct the audi o cable, pres s and
hold AM/FM to tu rn the radi o o.
Reset
1. Switch o the radi o, remove the ba tteries, a nd unplug
the adapter.
2. Usin g a pointed obj ect (such as t he end of pape r clip or
pen), press the RESET ho le for at least 1 s econd to reset
the radio to it s default fa ctory set tings (wit h 5 AM and 5
FM presets).
3. Rep lace batter ies or reconn ect your ad apter and tur n on
the radio.
FCC Information
This equipm ent has been te sted and foun d to comply wi th
the limits fo r a Class B digi tal device , pursuant to Pa rt 15
of the FCC Rules. Th ese limit s are design ed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and
can radiate ra dio freque ncy energy a nd, if not ins talled an d
used in accordan ce with the in struct ions, may ca use harmfu l
interferenc e to radio comm unicati ons. However, th ere is
no guarantee t hat interf erence will n ot occur in a par ticula r
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference
to radio or telev ision recept ion, whic h can be deter mined by
turning the e quipment o and on, the u ser is encour aged to
try to correct t he interf erence by one or m ore of the foll owing
measures:
• Reorie nt or relocat e the receivi ng antenna .
• Increas e the separa tion betwe en the equi pment and
receiver.
• Connec t the equi pment into an o utlet on a cir cuit diere nt
from that to whic h the receive r is connecte d.
• Consul t the dealer o r an experi enced radi o/TV tech nician
for help.
Complies wit h the Europ ean Union’s
“Restrict ion of Hazard ous Subst ances
Directive,” wh ich protec ts the
environment by r estrict ing spec ic
hazardous materials and products.
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1201781
Printed
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All rights res erved. R adioShac k is a registe red
trademark us ed by Gener al Wireles s
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If you cannot eli minate the i nterfere nce, the FCC requ ires that
you stop using you r equipme nt. Change s or modic ations not
expressly app roved by the par ty respons ible for comp liance
could void the us er’s autho rity to ope rate the equ ipment.
This device com plies wit h Part 15 of the FCC Ru les. Oper ation
is subject to th e followin g two condit ions: (1) this dev ice may
not cause harmf ul interf erence, and (2) t his device mu st
accept any inter ference recei ved, incl uding inte rference t hat
may cause undes ired operat ion.
Product
Digital Clo ck Radio wit h Weather
Forecast
Model
1201781
Responsible
Party
General Wire less Oper ations In c.
dba RadioShack
300 RadioSha ck Circle
Fort Worth, T X 76102
817-415 -320 0
Limited Warranty
Go to www.radioshack.com/help for details.
RadioShack Customer Relations
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Place the Remote Sensor
Place the senso r on a at surf ace within 9 0 feet (27.43
m) of your radio, in a n open area fre e from trees or ot her
obstructions.
To mount the sensor on a w all:
1. Select a positio n that is not hi gher than 5 fe et (1.5 m) on an
outdoor wall.
2. Drill a hole at the p osition.
3. Thread a screw (not included) into the
hole and let it ex tend slig htly from th e
wall.
4. Fit the head of the scr ew into the keyh ole
slot of the sensor.
Note:
• When ( and the readi ngs
ash on the radi o's OUTDOO R display, repl ace the bat teries
in the sensor.
• Before moun ting the wi reless sens or, verify the r adio can
receive signal s from the chos en locati on. Move the se nsor
closer if the ra dio does not rec eive any sign als.
• Do not block ve nts. Do not su bmerge th e sensor in wate r.
Avoid exposing t he sensor to di rect rain , snow, or sunli ght.
Remove the senso r from outdoo rs in extrem e or harsh weat her.
Do not place the se nsor in areas of h igh winds .
LED
Flashes once a mi nute
to indicate sig nal
transmission.
Vents
Keyhole Slot
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