Radio Shack 12-262 Bedienungsanleitung

Please read this user’s guide before installing,

setting up, and using your new product

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12-262

Hazard Alert Radio

what’s included

Quick Start p. 2- 3

radio AC adapter

user’s guide

Power your radio by inserting the AC adapter into the radio and

plugging into an outlet.

power your radio

set up your hazard alert radio

Press MENU/

SELECT to

select features

and the arrow

buttons 

to navigate.

3When you turn on your Hazard Alert Radio the rst time, SET

LANGUAGEdisplays. Use the arrow buttons and MENU/

SELECT to select and conrm complete the following steps to setup

your Hazard Alert Radio.

The adapter must be intended to be correctly

orientated in a vertical or oor mount position.

AC adapter

NOTE

quick start

Insert 6 AA batteries (not included) for backup power.

Press WEATHER/SNOOZE to listen to any available broadcast. See

page 16-18 for a description of messages. For a complete description

of your Hazard Alert Radio, see pages 6-7. To adjust the broadcast

volume, press or while the broadcast is on (levels 1-16).

battery

compartment

insert 6 AA batteries (not included)

set up your hazard alert radio

receive alert

Press WEATHER /

SNOOZE to

listen to broadcast.

1. SET LANGUAGE - Select a language - ENGLISH, FRENCH, SPANISH

2. SET COUNTRY - Choose US or Canada.

3. SET STATE (or province) - Choose a state or province.

4. SET COUNTY (or region) - Select a county or region. Optionally, you can add

multiple counties or regions, by selecting YES when the prompt ADD ANOTHER?

displays, otherwise select NO.

5. (Optional) SET ALERT? - Select NO to keep default alerts (recommended). For

information on setting up alerts, see pages 12-14.

6. SETUP DONE displays when setup is nished. The radio automatically searches all

of the channels for the strongest weather broadcast.

quick start 2

the basics

This section explains how your Hazard Alert Radio works, how the

weather alert system operates, and describes the weather alert system.

nding a good location 6

description of your Hazard Alert radio 6

battery notes 7

changing your radio’s settings 8

using alarm or snooze 8

connecting to an external system 9

selecting channels 9

signal loss reminder setting 10

backlight setting 10

resetting your hazard alert radio 10

using your radio

This section shows you how to complete additional Hazard Alert Radio

set up. Including how to program alerts, locations, and FIPS/CLC codes.

turning on audible alerts 12

selecting alert type (voice or tone) 12

viewing alerts 13

programming alerts 14

missed alert notication 14

programming locations and FIPS/CLC codes 15

NWS/EC alert descriptions 16

faq

This section contains answers to frequently asked questions about

Hazard Alert Radios.

what are FIPS/CLC codes? 20

what is an alert? 20

what are undened or unrecognized alerts? 21

how do I test my radio? 21

multiple FIPS/CLC codes are stored, so why does

my radio report only one area? 21

contents

why is there no weather broadcast when you press

Weather/SNOOZE? 21

what is the difference between a watch and a warning? 22

how can I adapt my weather radio for special needs? 22

why wouldn’t I receive the test signal from NOAA/Weatheradio

Canada? 22

should the radio pick up a weather broadcast all of the time? 23

what does 0H29M (or similar) on the display mean? 23

what does CHECK OP on the display mean? 23

specications 24

RF emissions information 25

warranty back cover

description of your Hazard Alert Radio

MENU/SELECT and Arrow

Keys

Press to choose menu items

and conrm your selection.

The arrow keys  /  / /

allow you to navigate the

programming menu and

adjust the volume.

WEATHER/SNOOZE

Press to listen to the

broadcast, stop alarm, or

activate snooze when the

alarm sounds.

Set Clock and Alarm

To set clock, press and

hold the CLOCK button to

enter setup mode. To set

alarm press CLOCK until É

ashes, then press and hold

CLOCK to enter alarm setup.

Press or to select

minute or hour, the selected

digit ashes.

Press or to change

the digits.

Press after setting

the time to conrm your

selection and exit. A beep

sounds.

ip-up display

Shows the radio’s menu

choices. Lift to change angle.

ALERTS

While an alert is in effect, the corresponding

alert LED indicator ashes for 60 seconds and

then lights for the duration of time the alert

is in effect. Red - Warning, Orange - Watch,

Yellow - Advisory and Green - Ready.

For the best reception, place your Hazard Alert Radio on a at surface where it can receive

alert signals and you can hear the weather broadcast. To improve the Hazard Alert Radio’s

ability to receive a broadcast, do not place Hazard Alert Radio near any large obstructions or

metal surfaces such as a refrigerator, a metal cabinet, etc.

nding a good location

the basics

description of your Hazard Alert Radio

ALERT OUT

Connect to compatible external alerting device. When your radioWhen your radio

receives an alert, it passes the alert to the device. To reset the alert,

press WEATHER/SNOOZE twice. The alert turns off automatically

when the alert period ends. See page 9 for more information.

A/C adapter

Plug AC adapter

into the radio,

then into an AC

outlet.

ALARM SNOOZE/OFF/ON

Slide to turn on alarm or alarm

with a 10 minute snooze. See

page 8 for more.

ALERT ON/

OFF

Turn audible

alerts on or off.

See page 12 for

more.

External Antenna

For better reception,

connect an external

antenna using an optional

adapter cable with a

phono plug (not supplied)

battery backup power

Open the battery compartment

and install 6 AA batteries

inside. Then close the battery

compartment. The battery icon

displays the battery level.

• Use only fresh batteries of the required size and recommended type.

• If you do not plan to use the Hazard Alert Radio for several weeks, remove the batteries.

Batteries can leak chemicals that can damage electronic parts.

• Dispose of old batteries promptly and properly. Do not bury or burn them.

battery notes

IMPORTANT! You must set the alarm time before selecting ALARM

ON/SNOOZE. See “Set Clock and Alarm” on page 6.

1. Slide ALARM button to ON or SNOOZE, Éis displayed. In Snooze

mode, press WEATHER/SNOOZE to silence the alarm for 10 minutes.

• When the broadcast is on, the alarm sounds for 5 seconds

only.

• If you select ALARM ON/SNOOZE before setting alarm time,

the radio beeps twice.

using alarm or snooze

NOTE

Turn Alarm or

Snooze on or off.

To change features once you have initially programmed your radio,

press MENU/SELECT and or to select features in the following

order:

• SELECT CH - Channel setup, see page 9

• ALERT MODE - Alert mode setup, see page 12

• ALT REMINDER - Missed alert reminder, see page 14

• SIG REMINDER - Signal loss reminder, see page 10

• LOCATION- Location, see page 15

• SET ALERTS? Alert setup, see page 14

• SET LANGUAGE - Language setup, see page 2-3

• SET COUNTRY - Country setup, see page 2-3

• BACKLIGHT? - Backlight setup, see page 10

When the feature you want to edit appears, press MENU/SELECT to

select the feature and to display the feature’s options.

changing your radio’s settings

the basics

The ALERT OUT feature enables your Hazard Alert Radio to activate

external alerting devices such as pillow shakers, ashers, and other

compatible special needs alerting devices.

Your Hazard Alert Radio provides a switch closure through a transistor

capable of handling up to 200mA, which is adequate for activating

most common alerting devices.

The output signal will change when an alert is received

or expired or manually reset by pressing the “WEATHER

/SNOOZE” button twice. Your RadioShack store carries

audible or visible alert accessories.

connecting to an external system

Connect ALERT OUT to

external alerting device (up to

200mA) with 3.5mm phono

plug cable (not supplied).

NOTE

1. Press MENU/SELECT and press or until SELECT CHdisplays.

2. Press MENU/SELECT again. Then press or to select either:

AUTO(default)

• SEARCHING CHANNEL displays during a search, followed by

the channel X (where X is the channel number 1-7).

• WEATHER CHANNEL X AVAILABLE displays when channel X is

detected.

• NO CHANNEL AVAILABLE BACK TO CHANNEL X displays when

no channel is detected and the previously selected channel

X displays.

MANUAL

• Press or to select a channel. Then press MENU/

SELECT.

3. Press to exit.

If you received a NOAA/Weatheradio Canada broadcast on more

than one channel, the one with the best reception may not be the

best one for your location. Contact your local RadioShack store or

the NWS/EC for information regarding broadcast locations.

selecting channels

NOTE

1. Press MENU/SELECT and press or to select BACKLIGHT?

setting. Then, press MENU/SELECT.

2. Select ON, OFF, or AUTO. If you select AUTO, the backlight turns on

for 10 seconds when a key is pressed, an alert is received, or the AC

adapter is plugged in.

3. Press MENU/SELECT again and press to exit.

backlight setting

1. Unplug the AC adapter and remove the backup batteries.

2. While holding down WEATHER/SNOOZE, plug the Hazard Alert

Radio’s AC adapter into an outlet or install batteries. USER SETUP

displays and the radio beeps. Then release WEATHER/SNOOZE.

3. Press MENU/SELECT to clear the memory and restore the factory

settings. DEFAULT displays. Wait 5 to 10 seconds until USER SETUP

displays.

4. Unplug then plug in the AC adapter and install batteries. SET

LANGUAGE displays. You must reinitialize the radio (see pages 2-3).

resetting your hazard alert radio

1. Press MENU/SELECT and press or until SIG REMINDER

displays. Press MENU/SELECT to enable or disable it. (%displays

when enabled and Ídisplays when disabled.)

2. Press to exit.

• Press any button to mute signal loss reminder alert. If a

signal is detected for less than 10 minutes and lost again, no

signal loss reminder will sound.

• If the signal is lost , SIGNAL LOSS appears and Êashes

on the display. WARNING and ADVISORY alert LEDs ash

alternatively, and WATCH LED lights.

signal loss reminder setting

NOTE

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