Grundig YB550PE User Manual

33 DESCRIPTIONS AND FUNCTIONS OF FRONT1YB550PEOPERATION MANUALwww.etoncorp.comAM/FM SHORTWAVE RADIO

QUICK GUIDE continued3 DETAILED OWNERS MANUALDELETING MEMORIES AND MEMORYPAGESTo delete a frequency stored in a memory, press/release theM.Scan/Page b

DETAILED OWNERS MANUAL continuedDETAILED OWNERS MANUAL continuedSELECTING AND USING AN AC ADAPTOR Use an adaptor with the following specifications: ou

4 BASIC RADIO OPERATION BASIC RADIO OPERATION continuedVOLUME AND TONE CONTROLSThe volume control (14), labeled VOLUME, is located on theleft side of

BASIC RADIO OPERATION continuedBASIC RADIO OPERATION continuedFOUR WAYS TO TUNE IN STATIONSThere are four ways to tune in stations, described in detai

5 USING SHORTWAVE USING SHORTWAVE continuedSELECTING A SHORTWAVE METER BANDAll 14 of the international broadcast bands can beaccessed.The bands are nu

USING SHORTWAVE continued6 CLOCK AND ALARM FEATURES29AUTOSCAN TUNING WHILE IN SHORTWAVEIn shortwave, autoscan tuning only autoscans in the short-wave

CLOCK AND ALARM FEATURES continuedCLOCK AND ALARM FEATURES continuedUSING THE SNOOZE FEATUREWhen the alarm activates and turns the radio on, the symbo

7 WORKING WITH MEMORYWORKING WITH MEMORY continuedSTORING STATIONS INTO MEMORYIn the instructions below, the term ‘preset’ and ‘memory pre-set’ refer

WORKING WITH MEMORY continuedWORKING WITH MEMORY continuedMEMORY SEARCH Memory Search enables searching through the memory pre-sets within a memory pa

WORKING WITH MEMORY continuedWORKING WITH MEMORY continuedDELETING ALL MEMORY CONTENTS OF A PAGE1. Press/release the M.Scan/Page button.2. Press/hold

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8 SYSTEM SET CODE TABLESYSTEM SET CODE TABLE continuedCHANGING THE CLOCK FORMATThe instructions below serve as an excellent example of howto change a

SYSTEM SET CODE TABLE continuedSYSTEM SET CODE TABLE continuedSYSTEM SET CODE TABLESHOWN IN CODE NO. DESCRIPTION DISPLAY01 * Alarm uses radio station

SYSTEM SET CODE TABLE continued9 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION4342YB 550PE OPERATION MANUALUSING THE LIGHTA quick, short press/release of the SNOOZE/LIGHT bu

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION continuedADDITIONAL INFORMATION continuedTROUBLESHOOTINGRADIO WILL NOT TURN ON• Assure that the LOCK switch is in the OFF posi

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION continuedADDITIONAL INFORMATION continuedTHE BATTERY COMPARTMENT A STICKYLIQUID OR DRIED WHITE POWDER IN ITThis is the result o

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION continuedADDITIONAL INFORMATION continued• Earphone socket (earbud style earphones included)• AC adaptor socket (adaptor not

10 SERVICE INFORMATIONSERVICE INFORMATION continued5150YB 550PE OPERATION MANUAL(2) Call Etón or the nearest authorized service facility, as soonas po

SERVICE INFORMATION continued53All implied warranties, if any, including warranties of mer-chantability and fitness for a particular purpose, terminat

33 DESCRIPTIONS AND FUNCTIONS OF FRONT254www.etoncorp.comFrom the United States: (800) 872-2228From Canada: (800) 637-1648From Everywhere Else: (650)

56 CLOCK AND ALARM FEATURES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29SETTING THE CLOCK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29SETTING THE A

Thank you for purchasing the YB 550PE AM/FM/ShortwaveRadio.This owner’s manual is conveniently divided into twosections, BASIC OPERATION and INTRODUCT

ON/OFF/ Timer Button (2)Display (1)FRONT TOPLEFT SIDE RIGHT SIDENumeric Keypad (10A)Snooze Light Button (22)Stand (20)BACKBattery Compartment Cover (2

RADIO OFF DISPLAYTriangle Pointer (23)Antenna Symbol (24)BatterySymbol(31)RADIO ON DISPLAYTime AM/PM Indicator (29)Frequency Digits (34)Triangle Poin

QUICK GUIDE continued1213YB 550PE OPERATION MANUAL2 QUICK GUIDESELECTING FM, AM OR SHORTWAVEUse the FM/AM/SW Band button to select FM, AM or SW(shortw

QUICK GUIDE continuedQUICK GUIDE continued15SELECTING A SHORTWAVE METER BANDThe following bands can be selected: 120, 90, 75, 60, 49, 31,25, 22, 19, 1

QUICK GUIDE continuedQUICK GUIDE continuedSTORING A FREQUENCY INTO MEMORY200 frequencies can be stored into 8 pages of memory, eachpage holding 25 fre