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    You can now listen to FM and MW frequencies, giving you access to a wide range of stations which. You can also use your radio as an alarm clock and listen to your iPod through your radio's speakers. Please read the warning section on page 10 carefully before using your radio.

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    You can now listen to FM and MW frequencies, giving you access to a wide range of stations which. You can also use your radio as an alarm clock and listen to your iPod through your radio's speakers. Please read the warning section on page 10 carefully before using your radio.

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    IP3015 - Print (SAMPLE WORK)

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    Oli Chen
    You can now listen to FM and MW frequencies, giving you access to a wide range of stations which. You can also use your radio as an alarm clock and listen to your iPod through your radio's speakers. Please read the warning section on page 10 carefully before using your radio.

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    Clock Radio dock

    User Guide
    IP3015

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    iPod adaptors

    Welcome

    Congratulations on purchasing this Clock Radio with iPod dock. You can now listen to FM and
    MW frequencies, giving you access to a wide range of stations which. You can also use your
    radio as an alarm clock and listen to your iPod through your radio’s speakers.

    Please read the warning section on page 10 carefully before using your radio.

    You should have

    Clock Radio dock AC 5V power adapter cable

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    Contents
    Your radio 01

    Set up 02

    Everyday use 03

    Advanced use 04

    Troubleshooting 05

    Maintenance 06

    Warnings 07

    Technical specifications 08

    Customer Helpline Number: 0844 481 5000 IP3015PUKA User Guide 2

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    01 Your Clock Radio Dock

    iPod dock

    Radio/Aux iPod
    Standby/Alarm button button
    Off button

    Speakers

    Alarm set
    buttons MW/FM Play/Pause/
    Preset button
    Clock set
    button

    MW/FM
    Tune / Skip buttons
    LCD Snooze /
    Display Sleep button

    Left Side Right Side

    + --

    VOL.

    Volume – Memory
    button button
    Volume + Display
    button button

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    Set up 02

    Setting up your radio


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    socket on the back of your clock radio.
    2 Plug the mains plug into
    a standard three pin wall socket and
    switch the power on at the wall.
    3 You can switch between radio,
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    iPOD buttons on the top of your
    docking station.

    Note:
    Aerial positioning
    You may need to reposition the aerial for
    optimum reception. The best position is
    dependent on the station and the strength
    of the signal.

    Note:
    If you wish to back up the clock and alarm
    settings in case of power failure, you can fit
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    compartment on the underside of the radio. The
    display will not be active without AC power.

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    03 Everyday use

    Using the radio Saving your favourite stations


    Turn your radio on using the /ON/AL 1 Once you have selected a station you
    OFF button. can save it so you can listen to it at a
    later date.
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    RADIO - AUX button. You can select 2 Press and hold the CLK SET button to
    either MW or FM wave bands. The wave activate the programming mode.The
    band currently selected will appear on the letter ‘P’ followed by a number from 01
    display. to 10 will appear on the display.
    2 You can change the selected wave band 3 Press the or button repeatedly to
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    front of the unit. 
    
    3 You can automatically tune your radio by 4 Press and hold the CLK SET button to
    pressing and holding the TUN/SKIP save the station. The selected preset
    or buttons. The tuner will scan up or position will flash on the display once
    down the selected band until it finds the the station has been stored.
    first strong frequency, and then stop.
    6 Press the /M+ or MEM-button
    Repeat the process until your desired
    repeatedly to navigate though your
    station is reached.
    preset stations.
    4 Manual tuning can be done by pressing
    and releasing the or buttons until
    your desired frequency is found. Use the
    manual tuning method to tune to weaker
    broadcast stations that are bypassed during
    automatic tuning.

    Note:
    Volume
    You can select the desired volume using the
    VOL + and - buttons.

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    Listening to a saved station Press the iPod button on the top of your
    radio.Once iPod has been selected the
    Once you have saved your preset stations
    display will show an image of an iPod and
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    by pressing the /M+ or MEM- buttons When your iPod is connected you can
    repeatedly. control playback as you would normally
    using the controls on your iPod.
    Playing your iPod Alternatively you can use the buttons on
    the radio.
    You can play your iPod through your radio.
    Connect your iPod to the plug on the top Press the /M+ button to play your
    of your radio, to do this you will need chosen track, you can press it again to
    to choose the correct adapter – see the pause playback. Hold this button down to
    chart below. The adapters are numbered on switch off your iPod.
    the underside. Press the or button to move to the
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    and hold them to move quickly forward or


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    6 J1PEXJUIDPMPVSEJTQMBZ(#BOE(# Press the MEM- button to select repeat on


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    your iPod. Pressing the button once will
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    again to move up to repeat the album or
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    Press the VOL + and VOL - buttons to
    with the Clock Radio with iPod dock as these
    increase or reduce the volume.
    iPod models do not have a dock connector
    port. To navigate the menu on your iPod, select
    songs, playlists, albums, or audio books use
    the controls on your iPod.

    Note:
    Connecting an external device
    For information on how to connect other
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    Setting the time 3 The minutes will flash and you can select
    You can set the time on your clock radio in the minute you want the alarm to sound
    FJUIFSIPVSPSIPVSGPSNBU using the button to scroll down
    through the minutes or button to
    1 With the power off, press and hold the scroll up through the minutes. Press the
    CLK SET button. AL SET 1 button to confirm.
    2 Press either the or button to 4 You can select either a buzzer, the radio
    UPHHMFCFUXFFO)3BOE)3GPSNBU or your iPod as the source of the alarm.
    Press the CLK SET button again to Use the or button to make your
    confirm your selection. selection. Press the AL SET 1 button to
    3 When you have selected your prefered confirm.
    time format the hour indicator will 5 :
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    flash. Use the button to scroll down with the source of the alarm displayed
    through the hours or button to scroll within. The alarm time will flash twice to
    up through the hours. confirm your alarm has been set.
    4 Press the CLK SET to confirm.The To set a second alarm you can follow the
    minutes will flash and you can select steps outlined above using the AL SET 2
    the minute you want minutes using button in each instance.
    the button to scroll down through
    the minutes or button to scroll up
    Checking the alarm
    through the minutes. Press the CLK SET
    to confirm the time. To view the alarm time set press
    the AL SET 1 or AL SET 2 button once.
    Once you have selected the time the clock
    on your clock radio will flash twice. To turn the alarm off press and hold the AL
    SET 1 or AL SET 2 button, as applicable.
    Setting the alarms
    You can set two different alarms on your When the alarm sounds
    clock radio. To set the first alarm When the alarm sounds you have
    1 Press the AL SET 1 button on your clock two options.
    radio to display the default alarm time. 1 Press the /ON/AL OFF
    Press and hold the AL SET 1 button. The button to turn off the alarm.
    hour indicator will flash.
    2 Press the SNOOZE button to snooze the
    2 You can select the hour your want the alarm for 5 minutes.
    alarm to sound using the button
    to scroll down through the hours and
    button to scroll up through the hours.
    Press the AL SET 1 button to confirm.

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    Advanced use 04

    Changing the display Connecting an external device


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    display select HI using the DIMMER
    device to play through your radio’s speakers.
    switch at the back of your unit.
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    is connected you can control playback as you
    switch at the back of your unit.
    would usually. In addition to this some of the
    radio controls will still work.
    Falling asleep to radio or your iPod
    Press the VOL + and VOL - buttons to
    1 Once you have selected a station, or increase or reduce the volume.
    your iPod press the SNOOZE/SLEEP
    button to set the sleep time to 90
    minutes.
    2 Press the SNOOZE/SLEEP button
    again to decrease the sleep time by ten
    minutes. Pressing nine times turns the
    sleep function off.
    3 The sleep time will be displayed on
    the screen and disappear after a few
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    display indicating that the sleep timer is
    set.
    4 Once the sleep timer is set, the radio
    or iPod will play and switch itself off
    after the set sleep period automatically.
    5 To turn the radio or your iPod off early
    press the [power symbol]/ON/AL OFF External device
    button once.

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    05 Troubleshooting

    Problem What to do
    No power Check that the power is switched on at the wall.
    Check if the power cord is properly connected to the power outlet.
    No sound Check that the volume control is NOT at minimum setting.
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    Radio channel Adjust the antenna location and position to obtain the best signal reception.
    reception is poor
    Tune to the correct radio channel frequency.
    Function disturbed If none of the above solutions work, try switching off and unplugging your Radio,
    leaving it for two minutes and then switching it back on again.

    06 Maintenance

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    agents or solvents.
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    2 Polish the screen with soft cloth and if
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    your product.
    flames or lit tobacco products.

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    Warnings 07

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    to meet strict quality and safety standards. UIFPVUMFUCFGPSFDMFBOJOH%POPU
    There are, however, some operation use aggressive cleaners as these will
    precautions that you should be aware of: damage the surface.
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    CAUTION
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    vicinity of a heat source or in direct sun
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    REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
    on or near this product.
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    t 'PMMPXBMMJOTUSVDUJPOT or remove any covers. If the power
    t $IFDLUIFNBJOTWPMUBHFTUBUFEPO adapter or its lead becomes damaged,
    the mains adaptor rating plate it must be replaced with an adapter
    corresponds to the local electricity of the same type and rating.
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    to the store where you bought it. the manufacturer or its service agent
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    cord before use. t %POPUJNNFSTFUIFNBJOVOJU 
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    level surface. in water or any other liquid.
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    thunder storms. dripping or splashing or stand
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    when the product is unused for a long or near this product.
    period of time and during thunderstorms.

    Technical specifications 08

    Input 7 N" )[

    Output 5.5V, 1.5A

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    12

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    LASONIC ELECTRONICS CORP., 15759 Tapia Street, Irwindale, CA 91706

    This symbol on the product or in the instructions means that your electrical and
    electronic equipment should be disposed at the end of its life separately from your
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    For more information, please contact the local authority or your retailer where you
    purchased the product.

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