Sony ICF-C1PiPMK2, ICFC1IPMK2 User Manual

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SONY:

3-873-060-12(1 )

FM/AM

Clock

ICF-C1iPMK2

Operating

Instructions

Radio

DREAM

Dream Machine is a trademark of Sony Corporation.

No Power No problem is a trademark of Sony Corporation.

MACHINE

Owner's Record

The

model number and the serial number are located

the rear exterior.

Record the serial

Refer10them whenever you call upon

dealer Model No. ICF-C IiPMK2

Serial No. _

For customers

USA

Please register this product on line at http://wwwsony.com!productrc&istratioo. Proper registration will enable us10send you periodic mailings about new products. services. and your the unlikely event that the product needs adjustmentormodification. Thank

reduce

not expose To reduce the open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.

reduce the riskoffire,donot

the apparatus with newspapers, tableclOlhs. curtains. etc. Anddonot place lighted candles on the apparatus. The splashing as vases. shall be placed on the apparalus.

Do not install the applianceina confined space. such as a bookcaseorbuilt-in cabinet.

As the main plug is used to disconnect the unit from the mains. connect the unit to an easily accessible outlet. Should you notice an abnormalityinthe unit. disconnect the main plug from theACoullet immediately.

You are cautioned that any changes modifications not expressly approvedinthis manual could

INFORMATION

This equipment has been tested and foundtocomply with the limits for a Class B digital device. pursuant to Part15of provide reasonable protection against interferenceina residential installation. equipment generates. uses frequency energy and.ifnot installed and used accordance with the instructions. may interference to radio communications. However. there isnoguarantee that interference will not particular installation.Ifthis equipment does harmful interference to radioortelevision reception. which can be determined by turning the equipment and on. the user is interference by oneormoreofthe following measures:

- Reorientorrelocate the receiving antenna.

-Increase

- Connect the equipment into an outletona

- Consult the dealeroran experienced

WARNING

• Dangerofexplosionifballery is incorrectly

replaced. Replace only with the samcorequivalent type.

• Replace the battery for the clock backup with a

Sony CR2032 lithium ballery. remote banery. Useofanother baHery may present a risk fireorexplosion.

• Baltery may explodeifmistreated.Donot recharge.

disassembleordisposeofin fire.

• Do not expose the banery to excessive heat such as

direct sunlight, fireorthe like.

• Disposeofused battery promptly. Keep away from

children.

numberinthe space provided below.

regarding this product.

who

purchased this product in the

other important announcements. Registering

product will also allow us10conlact you in

the

riskoffireorelectric

this

apparatustorainormoisture.

riskofelectrical shock,donot

apparatus shall nol be exposed10dripping

and

that no objects filled with liquids. such

void your authority to opemte this equipment.

~1""""',,,o""'"""'1

and receiver.

circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

technician for help.

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NOT OPEN

DO NOTREMOVE COVER (OR BACK)

This

symbolisintendedtoalert

usertothe

presenceofuninsulated

"dangerous

voltage"

product's

enclosure

sufficient

magnitudetoconstitute

riskofelectric This

symbolisintendedtoalert

usertothe

presenceofimportant

operating

and instructionsinthe accompanying

ClassIIequipment symbol

indicates that the unit has a double

insulation syslem.

the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to

encouraged

the separation between the equipmelll

commander

with a Sony

your

yOll.

cover

the ventilation

within

that

maybeof

shocktopersons.

maintenance

literature

the

appliance.

This

hannful

This

and

can

radiate radio

cause

occurina

to try10correct the

and

the ballery for the

CR2025

Sony

shock,

the

(servicing)

symbol

harmful

cause

radiorrV

lithium

Important Safety Instructions

Read these instructions.

2) Keep these instructions.

Heed all warnings.

Follow all instructions.

5)Donot use this apparatus

6) Clean

only

7) Do not block any ventilation openings.

8) Do not install near any heat sources such as

10) Protect the power cord from being walked on

12) Use

with dry cloth.

Installinaccordance instructions.

radiators. heat registers. stoves.orolher apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

Do not defeat the safety purposeofthe polarized or

grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two

blades with

one type plug has two blades prong. The wide bladeorthe third prong arc provided for your safely.Ifthe provided plug does

1101

replacementofthe obsolete outlet

pinched particularlyatplugs. convenience receptacles. apparalUs.

Only manufacturer.

table specilied by the manufacturer.orsold with the apparatus. When a cart is used. use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

wider than the other. A grounding

fit

into your outlet. consult an electrician for

and

the point where they exit from the

use attachments/accessories specified by the

only

with the cart, sland, tripod. bracket,

13) Unplug this apparatus during lightning when unused for long periodsoftime.

14) Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damagedinany or objects have fallen into the apparatus. the apparatus has been exposed to rainormoisture, does not operate nonnally.orhas been dropped.

For

the

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Features

• Dual

• Various typeofalarms- iPed. radio

• Automatic time set - \Vhcn you plug the clock

for the lirst time, the current time will be shown in the display.

• Autumatic Daylighl Saving

adjustment.

•

CLOCK

• Brightness control (High/Middle/Low).

• No PowerNoProblem™

clock interruption with a

Troubleshooting

Should following simple checks to determine whetherornot servicing is required. If

the problem persists. consult

dealer.

The

clock

power

•

The old battery and install a new one.

When daylight does not employ automatically.

• Make sure the

•

Press

off

DISPLAY simultaneously for at least two

to employ the

The alarm does not time.

• Has the desired alarm been activated? (i.e.. Does the

ALARM

The radiooriPod alarmisactivated sound

• Has

Thereisno

• Make sure the iPod is securely connected.

• Adjust the

The iPod cannot be operated

• Make sure the iPod is securely connected.

The iPod cannot be charged.

• Make sure the iPod is securely connected.

way. suchaspower-supply

plug is damaged. liquid has been spilled

stateofcalifornia,

Material-special

alann

FM/AM

Clock radio with iPod dock.

bullon to display month, day

and the alarm operating during a power

CR2032

any

problem

occur

displays

interruption.

battery is low. Replace the ballery. Remove the

and

comes on at

VOLUME

"AM

saving

the

clock

is set correctly.

hold

CLOCK

DST

function.

A (orB)indicator light up?)

the

been adjusted?

sound

from

VOLUME

near

water.

with the manufacturer's

and

a third grounding

USA

handling may apply.

and

buzzer.

Time/Summer

and

alarm systemlOkeep the

bal1ery installed.

with the unit. make the

your

nearest Sony

12:00"

due

time begins,

daylight

and

sound

the

saving time

TIME

ZONE/ALARM

at the preset alarm

preset alarm time.

the

iPod.

with

this

stonns

lime

year.

to a

seconds

but

cord

only

clock

unit.

See

Precautions

• Operate the unit on the "Specifications"

• To disconnect the power out by the plug,

•

The

unit is not disconnected from the AC source (mains) as long as it is connected to the wall outlet, evenifthe unit itself has been turned off.

•Donot leave the unitina location source.

such SUbject to direct sunlight. excessive dust, mechanical vibration,orshock.

• Allow adequate air circulation to prevent internal heat build-up.Donot place the unitona surface rug. blanket, elc.)ornear might block the ventilation holes.

• Should

allY unplug the unit and have il personnel before operating it

• To clean the casing, usc a soft cloth a mild detergent solution.

NOTES ON LITHIUM

• Wipe the battery with a dry cloth to assure a contac!.

•Besure to observe the correct polarity when installing the battery.

• Do not hold the batlery with melallic tweezers, otherwise a short-circuit

If you have any concerning nearest

Sony

power

sources specified in

cord

(mains

nOI

the cord.

as a radiatororairduct.orin

solid objectorliquid fall into the unit.

BATTERY

questionsorproblems

your

unit, please

dealer.

lead), pull it

power

near

a heat

a place

materials(acurtain) that

checked

by qualified

any

further.

dampened

good

may

occur.

consult

your

Specifications

Time

display

12-hour

System

Frequency range Band Frequency

87.5-108

530-1

Speaker

Approx. 5, Icm(2 inches) dia., 12.Q

Power

output

3 W + 3 W (at [0% harmonic distortion)

Power requirements

120

V AC,60Hz

For

clock

Dimensions

Mass

Supplied accessories

Design without notice,

backup: 3 V DC,

Approx.

300

x 130 x 139

I l31i6 X 5

I/S

and

Approx. 1.8 kg (3Ib15.4 battery

Remote Audio AM

x 5

controls

commander

connecting cable (1)

loop antenna

and

specifications are subject to

Channel step

MHz

0.1

710kHz

112

(I)

MHz

10KHz

one

CR2032

(wthld)

inches) inc!. projecting parts

oz)

incl.

CR2032

(I)

change

battery

with

Connecting

the

antenna

connect

antenna

The

shape and the lengthofthe antenna is designed to receiveAMsignals.Donot dismantleorroll up the antenna.

1 Remove only the loop part from the plastic

stand.

2 Set up the AM loop antenna.

Connect terminals. The

cords(Aand

tenninal.

Insert the cord while pushing down the terminal clamp,

~:=

Only

to here.

4 Make sure the

connected finnly by pulling softly.

Adjusting

Find

a place

reception.

•Donot place theAMloop antenna

other

AVequipment. as noise may result.

•

you use an external polarizedAMantenna. be

sure to

connect

The

suppliedAMantenna

Tip

Adjust the directionoftheAMloop AM

broadcast sound.

the

cordstotheAMantenna

B) canbeconnected to either

:..r

insert

loop antenna

theAMloop

and

an orientation that provide

the

ground

antenna

cord

loop

good

near

the unit

to thethtenninal.

has no polarity.

antenna

for best

PAESETTUNING

SNOOZE/BRIGHTNESS

---

(;;

AUDIO IN

TU",NGf

VOLUME

(E]J)

BAH.

R~~~

...

~...

TU~H

About battery

keep good time. as a backup power unit has addition to the house current. The bauery keeps the clock and the alarm operating in the eventofa power inlcrruption.

Note

power interruption,

Knowing the

If a power interruption occurs when the baltery is

weak. the brightnessofcharactersinthe display darkens. If the battery runs out during the inTerruption, the current time and alarm functions will be initialized.

Replace the battery with a Sony CR2032 lithium battery. Use fireorexplosion.

wire

antenna

1r=====~===============:::A:c:Piower

III

cord

~~~:.1~EAaLARM

ABALAR.M..BBTlMEBZONf

Thereisa tactile

dot

"i~"~,,R;i>-ti>i·E;.~

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B""--,:B---.;B~

WAKE

VOL

~m"=",,

FM12AM

on the VOLUME +,

"BB·BS.H'

~/II

STEREO

hHz

and PRESETTUNING 3 button.

Replacing battery 1 Keep the AC plug connected to the AC

outlet. remove the screw that secures the

battery compartment at the bottomofthe

unit using a screwdriver. and remove the

batlery compartment. (Sec Fig.

2 Insert a new battery

compartment with the 0 side facing up.

compartment. push it out from the side marked

PUSH. (Sec Fig.

3 Insert the battery compartment back into the

unit and secureitwith the screw.

(See Fig.

Note

When you replacc the battery. keep the AC plug connecled to a wall ollliet. Otherwise, current time and alarms will be initialized if the rcplacementisnot completcd within around onc minute.

the incorrect is

changed

Push Ihe Reset switch with the poinled dcvicc. The Reset switchisin the small hole localed in the baucry compartment.

Notes

•

You installed.

• Set the clock again after the unit

Battery Warning

CR2032

When the unit will be left unplugged for a long time, remove lhe baltery to avoid undue bauery discharge and damage10the unit from banery leakage.

Preparing remote

Before using the card remOle commandcr for lhe first time. remove the insulation film, (See Fig.

Whentoreplace

With normal use. the battery (CR2025) should last for about six months. When the remOle commander no longer operates the ones. (Sce Fig.

Notes

• Do

• When you are not going to use the remOle

commander for a long time. remove the battery to avoid any damage caused by leakage and corrosion.

the

backup

one

CR2032 battery insideofthe unit

that the

backlight

will not light up

1;ource.

during

whentoreplace

battery

another bauery may present a risk

the

backup

Et-CD)

the battery

remove the battery from the battery

m-®l

Et-@l

timeinthe

after

cannot reset unless lhe lilhium bauery is

display

the

(RESET)

battery

reset.

the

commander

the

battery

unit

replace the battery with new

m·@)

not

charge the batlery.

this in

I!J-CD)

Note

During the shipmenl and your first use. a clock may occur.Inthis case. referto"Setting the dale"toset the correCl time.

When

daylight

(summer

This model employs the Automatic Daylight Saving Time/Summer Time adjustment. The DST indicalor the display appearsinthe display at lhe beginning the daylight saving time (summer time). and disappears al the endofit.

• Daylight saving time begins at: 2:00 AM on the second SundayofMarch.

• Standard lime begins at: 2:00 SundayofNovember.

To deactivate the

DST/Summer Time

during

the

(summer

The Automatic DST/Summer Time adjustment can be cancelled.

Pres' CLOCK

DISPLAY

for more than two seconds. The Automatic

D5TI Summer Time adjustment will be cancelled.

active the Automatic DST/Summcr again. repeat the same operation.

Setting and

date

change Ihe setting manually, follow the procedure

from step

1 Press

CLOCK

The

year will starttoflash in the display.

2 Press

TIME

year appearsinthe display.

3 Press

CLOCK.

4 Repeat steps 2 and 3

and time.

After setling the minute lhe clock starts from

oseconds. But

clock does not start from 0 second flat.

• Pressing and holding +or- changcs the year.

month, dayortime rapidly.

• While selling the clock. you must perform each step

within about 65 seconds. will be cancelled.

display

Press

CLOCK

about 5 seconds pressitagain for the year.

The display shows the datc or year for about 5 seconds and then changes back 10 the current lime.

Setting of

the

Three levelsofbrightness are available by

pressing

SNOOZE/BRIGHTNESS.

Hifh

(default) - Middle - Low J

Playing

You can enjoy iPod audio by connecting this unit. useaniPod, refertothe

Compatible

The compalible iPod models areasfollows. Update

lise the latest soflware before you use it.

your iPod

saving

time)

begins

Automatic

adjustment

daylight

saving

time) period.

and

TIME

ZONE/ALARM

the

clock

for more than 2 seconds.

SET

- until the correct

set Ihe month. day

you do not set ·'Minule". the

the clock setting mode

the

year

and

once

for the date. and wilhin

the

brightness

display

the

iPod

user's

guideofyour iPod.

iPod

models

time

on the first

Time

adjustment

date

dock

time

error

and

Thereisa tactile

III,

t and PRESET + button.

dotonthe VOL +,

CR2025

<>~

Setting for

This unit is preset to the current date and lime at the faclory. andispowered by the back up battery. All you need selccl your time zone.

1 Plug

2 Press

seconds.

Area number If you live need

Area number Time zone

(default)

3 Press

the desired number appears.

4 Press

the

clock

the

first

the first time is just plugitin and

the unit.

TIME

ZONE

for more then two

"2"

appearsinthe display.

the Easlern Time zone, you do not

adjust the area selling.

Atlanlic SlandardIDaylight Time Eastern Standard/Daylight Time

Central StandardlDaylight Mountain StandardIDaylighl Time Pacific StandardlDaylight Time Yukon StandardlDaylighl Time Hawaiian StandardIDaylight Time

TIME

SET

TIME

ZONE

to complete

time

Time

- repeatedly until

Ihe

setting.

iPod touch

iPhone

iPod nano 1st

generallOn

iPod mini

iPod n;mo 3rd

(video)

general ion

iPod n:mo 2nd

generation

(aluminium)

iPod 4th generation

(color

display)

irodc1assic

iPod51h

generation (video)

iPod.l.th

generation

Notes

• The connector

When you use the devices connector, connect this unit with the supplied audio connecting cable.

• Sony cannot accept responsibility data recorded to iPod

2 Press

Turn Pause playback

Go to the next track

Go back to the previous tfack

Locate while listening to Ihe sound

Locate a point while observing the display

Go back to the prevIous menu

Select a menu item or a truck for playback

Execute the selected menu or the playback

These operations are available only whcn using the supplied renlote commander.

Notes

• When placing or removing the iPod. keepitstraight

and parallel with the rear support.

• Do not carry the unit with

connector. Doing so may cause a malfunction.

• When placing or removing the iPod. brace the unit

with one hand and take care not to press the controls of

• Do not pull on the rear support strongly as

be detached from the unit and may cause a malfunction.

• To usc

iPod.

• Before disconnecting the iPod. pause playback.

Tip

Apple·s iPod Universal Dock Adapter can be used with this unit.

To charger

You can use the unit as a baiter)' charger The connector The details. see the user's guide

the unit is for sole usc for iPod.

not match with the

to Ihe AUDIOINterminal

iPod connected to this unit.

Put

the

Adjust the rear support forward checking the back the rear support to protect the connector.

The iPod begins to play 3utomatically. You can operate the connected iPod iPod buttons.

off

a point

iPod

into

the

the iPod

~/II.

Press

the iPod

OFF.orpress and hold ......

~/II

To resume

....... (forward)or.....

(backward) while playing and hold

....... (forward)

(backward) in pause and hold until you find the point.

MENU'

the event that

lost or damaged when using

unit's

connector.

backward

filS

snugly against

the unit

p13Y.

pressitagain.

until you find the point

.....

til*

ENTER*

iPod set

011

the

the iPod by mistake.

iPod. refer to the user's guideofyour

use

the

unitasa

charging oegins when thc iPod is placed on the

charging status appearsinthe iPod display. For

your iPod.

battery

cannot

copyrights

• iPodisa trademarkofApple Inc..registered in the

U.S. and other countries.

• iPhone is a trademark

• All other trademarks and registered trademarks arc of

their respective holders.Inthis manual.

marks are not specilied.

Playing

-Manual

1 Press

The display shows the band and frequency.

2 Press

desired Each press changes thc band as follows:

I and FM2 are the same frequency bands.

Use

TUNING

desired TheFMfrequency advances or reverses MHz

channel sleps and the AM frequencyin10

kHz channel steps.

4 Adjust volume using

turn

Improving

Apple Inc.

'1"1>1

and ®

the

radio

tuning

RADIOONto

RADIOONrepeatedlytoselect the

band.

FMl-+FM2

station.

off

the radio. press

turnonthe radio.

or-to

VOLUME.

OFF.

tune

AM J

into

the

0.1

the

reception

FM: Extend the

increase reception sensitivlty

AM: Connect the supplied

the unit. Rotate the alllenna horizontally for optimum reception.

Keep away digital music player or mobile phone from

the AM loop antenna or the

may lead to interference

Note When you are listening 10 the radio with an iPhone connected to the unit. interference with radio reception may occur.

Tip

the FM broadcast is noisy. press the remote commander to turn display. The radio becomes clearer although the sound

becomes monaural.

Presetting favourite

-Preset

You can preset up to10stationsinFM (5 stations FM

5 stations

Presetting a

steps1to

and

manually

preset.

2 Press and hold the desired

TUNING

seconds

for After the preset has finished. the preset number appears on the display.

Example:Topreset AM I

a few seconds after +

preset another station. repeat these steps.

change the preset station. tune into the desired station and hold down the to 5 bUllon. The new station will replace the previous sialion on the prcset button.

Tuning

into

Press

RADIO ON

2 Press one of

buttons

where

3 Adjust volume using

wire antenna fully to

wire amenna. as this

reception.

off

"STEREO'·inthe

your

station

tuning

FM2). and 5 stations in AM.

station

4 in

"Playing

tune

into

the

station

for

PRESET

desired

VOLUME.

PRESET

than

260

kHz onto preset

PRESET

station

turnonthe

TUNING

stationisstored.

button

registration.

2 button

a preset

the

loop antenna to

MODE on

the

Radio"

you

wish

two

TUNING

radio.

Setting

The

dual alarm function allows you to set programs (ALARM A and ALARM The

alarm time can be set for each program and the alarm sound iPod.

Notes

• Before selling the alarm. make sllre to set the clock

(see ··Selling lhe The

factory setting alarm timeis·'AM 12:00".

•

• To set the radio alarm. first tune

(see ··Playing the radio").

set

To set ALARM A

1 Press

2 Press

hour, and press

3 Press

minute, and press

4 Press

alarm mode (RADIO. BUZZER or iPod) and press

5 If you select the RADIO or iPod. press

TIME volume and press

set

ALARM

ALARM To

change the display betwecn

ALARM TIME DISPLAY

When

using

use music storedinan iPod touch/iPhone to wake up. put thc iPad touchliPhonc illla the unil first. follow the steps above to set alarm time. and then select the desired music.

Notes

• When you use the radio almm. the timed alaml

sounds with the last broadcasting station tuned to before the power went off. When you SCi the radio alarm. select the desired hrondcasting station before turning the power off.

The

ALARM

•

display when the alarm sounds. If

a second

•

SNOOZE

,prionty.

• The alarm function works as usual at the beginning

and end day time). While thc Automatic adjustment time skipped when the daylight saving time (summer time) begins. the alarmisskipped.orif the alarm set at a time overlapped when the daylight saving time (summer time) ends. the alarm sounds twice.

• If the same alarm time

(ALARM

To activate

After

setting

To activate SET

A 10 display To activate the SETBto

Notes

• The alann sounds at the set time evenifthe unit

• Make sure the iPod is inslalled correctly after

selling the iPod alarm.

Notesonusing

• If you set the iPod alarm while iPod touchliPhone

music when the alarm time comes on. the resume from the point where the power was turned oil".

• Evenifthe iPod alarm scttingiscomplete.ifyou

tum the iPod touch/iPhone power unit. the iPod alarm will not work.

To doze

Press

SNOOZE/BRIGHTNESS.

The

sound turns again after about The maximum length

stop

Press

OFF

The

alarm will comeonsound againatthe same time the next day.

OFFisnot pressed. the huzzer

If continuously for about

automatically. The RADIO and iPod sound continuously until is

pressed.

the

selectable from RADIO. BUZZER

dock

the alarm

ALARM

SET

TIME

SET

ALARM

TIME

SET

TIME

SET

ALARM

SET

+1-

B. follow the same steps above using

B instead

ALARM

press

iPod

touchliPhone

A (orB)indicator flashesinthe

alann

sounds during a

functionisactive). the second

the daylight saving time (summer

set. as a result.ifthe alarmisset at a

A and

8).

the

alarm

rhe

ALARM

display

ALARM

iPod

playing. and then turn the unit power off.

for

a few more

off

but will automatically

5 minutes.

the alarm

turn

off

3 minutes. and then

To deactivate

Press

ALARM

Noteonalarminthe interruption

• When the alaml soundisset to RADIO or iPod. it

will change to

the backup batteryisexhausted. the alarm will not

•

work battery periodically.

SET

A (orB)indicator

BUZZER

the eventofpower interruption. Replace the

alarm

two

B).

and dale").

to a station

time

A for a

few

set the desired SET

set the desired

SET

set the desired

the wake

SET

ALARM

TIME A and

fi~t

(or the

A takes priority.

these

ALARM

alann

off

before lhe

minutes

is40minutes.

alann

sounds

from

the display.

power

seconds.

alann

music will

come

+1+1-

ALARM

+1-10

SET

set

ALARM

TIME ZONE/ALARM

DST/Summcr Time

set for both alarm

ALARM

alarm

time,

A, press

B. press

touch/iPhone

the snooze time

the

alarm.

the

alarm

A (or B)toturn offthe

eventofa

automatically.

alarm

takes

steps:

stops

OFF

Setting

the

sleep

timer

You can fall asleep to the sound using the built-in sleep timer that turns preset duration

Press SLEEP

Press duration. Each time

changes as follows:

The after you have finished setting the duration selling and stans. The then shul off.

turn

preset

Press

OFF.

To use

alarm

You can fall asleep to the radio and also be awakened

by lhe radio

Set

Set timcr".)

Other

To get

Press

MEGA

Ihe display. You can get the effectofexpansionofthe

sound field.

button again.

off

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