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Cat. No. 12-1629
CR-329 AM/FM Cassette Clock Radio
Auto-Stop — reduces tape wear by
Your Optimus CR-329 AM/FM Cas-
turning off and releasing the tape-
sette Clock Radio offers you all the
handling parts when the tape reaches
conveniences of an alarm clock, an
its end.
AM/FM radio, and a cassette tape
player in one attractive and functional
package. You can wake to a sound,
the radio, a cassette tape, or a combi-
nation. You can fall asleep wit
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12-1629.fm Page 2 Friday, August 6, 1999 10:01 AM PREPARATION Connecting to AC Power Plug the clock radio’s power cord into a standard AC outlet. The display flash- es. 2. Snap the battery onto the connec- tor in the battery compartment Caution: Connecting the clock radio to and place the battery in the com- any other power source might damage partment. the clock radio. 3. Replace the cover. Installing a Back-Up Battery Notes: To keep the clock running up to 8 hours • The display does not l
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12-1629.fm Page 3 Friday, August 6, 1999 10:01 AM Hold down ALARM, then repeatedly CLOCK OPERATION press (or hold down) HOUR until the desired hour appears. PM lights when Setting the Time you set a PM hour. Then hold down ALARM, then repeatedly press (or Hold down TIME, then repeatedly hold down) MINUTE until the desired press (or hold down) HOUR until the minute appears. display shows the correct hour setting. PM lights when you set a PM hour. Then hold down TIME, and repeatedly press (or
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12-1629.fm Page 4 Friday, August 6, 1999 10:01 AM To have the buzzer sound at the set and plays for the rest of the alarm peri- alarm time, set ON/OFF/AUTO/ALARM od. to ALARM. ALARM lights. At the preset alarm time, the buzzer Follow these steps to have only the sounds. cassette player turn on at the set alarm time. To stop the buzzer immediately, set 1. Load a cassette tape (see “Load- ON/OFF/AUTO/ALARM to OFF. ing a Cassette Tape” on Page 5). 2. Set ON/OFF/AUTO/ALARM to To stop the buzzer a
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12-1629.fm Page 5 Friday, August 6, 1999 10:01 AM 2. Press SLEEP. 0:59 appears on RADIO OPERATION the display and the radio turns on. Playing the Radio 1. Set ON/OFF/AUTO/ALARM to ON. 3. Hold down SLEEP. Repeatedly press HOUR to increase the sleep time to 1 hour and 59 min- utes, or repeatedly press MINUTE 2. Set to the desired band. FM/AM to decrease the minutes setting. Notes: The radio plays for the set length of • The clock radio has a built-in time then automatically turns off. To AM a
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12-1629.fm Page 6 Friday, August 6, 1999 10:01 AM 2. Load the cassette into the cas- CARE sette guides on the compartment To enjoy your AM/FM Cassette Clock door. Insert it with its open edge Radio for a long time: up and the full reel to the right. The side facing you is the side • Keep the clock radio dry. If it gets that plays. wet, wipe it dry immediately. 3. Close the cassette compartment • Use and store the clock radio only door. in normal temperature environ- ments. Playing a Cassette
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12-1629.fm Page 7 Friday, August 6, 1999 10:01 AM 2. Unplug the clock radio’s power FCC Information cord from the AC outlet. Your radio might cause TV or radio in- 3. Open the cassette compartment terference even when it is operating door. properly. To determine whether your radio is causing the interference, turn 4. Press PLAY to expose the tape- off your radio. If the interference goes handling parts. away, your radio is causing the inter- 5. Use a cotton swab dipped in ference. Try to elim
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12-1629.fm Page 8 Friday, August 6, 1999 10:01 AM Caution: Be careful not to damage the Backup Battery ........................9V DC cassette when tapping it. Do not touch Power Output (max.) ..............500 mW the exposed tape or allow any sharp Speaker ........... 3 Inch, 8 ohm, 0.5 W objects near the cassette. Dimensions 9 1 1 (HWD): ........ 4 /2 · 8 /10 · 3 /10 Inches SPECIFICATIONS (114 · 226 · 79 mm) Frequency Range: Weight ................... 1 lb, 15 oz (850 g) FM: ................
