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conformidad

con

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suscribe,

en

nombre

y

representacion

de:

Product

Group

Portable

Audio

Philips

Hong

Kong

Ltd.

declara,

bajo

su

propia

responsabilidad,

que

el

equipo:

Radio

portatil

fabricado

por:

PGPA

Philips

HK

Ltd

en;

Far

East

marca:

Philips

modelo:

AE

2340

objeto

de

esta

declaration,

cumple

con

la

normativa

siguiente:

Reglamento

sobre

Perturbaciones

Radio-

etectricas,

Real

Decreto

138/1989,

Anexo

V.

Hecho

en:

Hong

Kong,

01

-08-1994

Nombre:

C.S.

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Cargo:

Quality

Assurance

Manager

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underside.

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sa

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57

IMPORTANT

NOTES

FOR

USERS

IN

THE

U.K.

_

Mains

plug

This

apparatus

is

fitted

with

an

approved

moulded

13

Amp

plug

To

change

a

fuse

in

this

type

of

plug

proceed

as

follows:

•

Remove

fuse

cover

and

fuse,

•

Fix

new

fuse

which

should

be

a

BS1362

5

Amp,

A,S.T.A,

or

BSI

approved

type.

•

Refit

the

fuse

cover

If

the

fitted

plug

is

not

suitable

for

your

socket

outlets,

it

should

be

cut

off

and

an

appropriate

plug

fitted

in

its

place.

If

the

mains

plug

contains

a

fuse,

this

should

have

a

value

of

5

Amp.

If

a

plug

without

a

fuse

is

used,

the

fuse

at

the

distribution

board

should

not

be

greater

than

5

Amp

Note:

The

severed

plug

must

be

disposed

to

avoid

a

possible

shock

hazard

should

it

be

inserted

into

a

13

Amp

socket

elsewhere

Howto

connect

a

plug

The

wires

in

the

mains

lead

are

coloured

with

the

following

code

blue

=

neutral

(N),

brown

=

live

(U

As

these

colours

may

not

correspond

with

the

colour

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

proceed

as

follows:

•

Connect

the

blue

wire

to

the

terminal

marked

N

or

coloured

black.

•

Connect

the

brown

wire

to

the

terminal

marked

L

or

coloured

red

•

Do

not

connect

either

wire

to

the

earth

terminal

in

the

plug,

marked

E

{or

or

coloured

green

(or

green

and

yellow).

Before

replacing

the

plug

cover,

make

certain

that

the

cord

grip

is

clamped

over

the

sheath

of

the

lead

-

not

simply

over

the

two

wires.

Copyright

in

the

U.K.:

Recording

and

playback

of

material

may

require

consent

See

Copyright

Act

1956

and

The

Performer's

Protection

Acts

1958

to

1972.

4

AE2340/00

CPU

BOARD

AE2340/00

AUDIO

BOARD

Controls

Display

CONTROLS

DISPLAY

©

POWER

-

for

switching

the

radio

on

and

off

©

Telescopic

aerial

©

BAND

-

for

selecting

the

wave

band

©

PRESET

1...5

-

for

selecting

and

storing

preferred

stations

(5

per

wave

range)

®

TUNING/TIME

ADJUST

*

for

tuning

to

a

radio

station

and

adjusting

the

time

©

VOLUME

-

for

adjusting

the

volume

©

TONE

-

for

adjusting

the

tone

©

ALARM

-

for

switching

the

alarm

on

and

off

©

PHONE

-

for

connecting

headphones

©

Voltage

selector

(notall

versions)

-

f

or

selecting

the

voltage

©

AC

MAINS

-

for

connecting

the

mains

lead

®

SLEEP

-

for

switching

on

the

sleep

function

©

DISPLAY

-

To

display

either

frequency,

time

or

alarm

time

®

SET

TIME

-

for

setting

the

time

©

SET

ALARM

-

for

setting

the

alarm

time

©

9/10

kHz

switch,

having

a

double

function:

AM

tuning

step

.

F

M

tuning

step

•9

kHz...

5

0

kHz

•10

kHz.

1

0

0

kHz

@

RESET

-

for

erasing

the

memory

WARNINGS

_

-

Rain,

damp

and

excesive

heat

are

bad

for

the

radio

and

the

batteries.

-

Do

not

leave

the

set

for

any

length

of

time

in

direct

sunlight

or

other

places

where

high

tempatures

can

occur,

such

as

in

a

car

which

is

parked

in

the

sun.

-

Leave

repairs

to

a

recognized

dealer

or

service

organisation.

-

If

you

repair

the

set

yourself,

the

guarantee

will

be

invalidated.

The

display

provides

information

about

the

functioning

of

your

radio.

When

you

switch

off

the

radio,

the

current

time

will

be

indicated.

foSSETl

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.

Q

2L

O

O-Q

O

PM

mU

U’Q.US

«

I

[BUZZERj

|RAP

1

Q

1

\y%

kHz

Press

DISPLAY

©

to

display

the

alarm

time.

•

Press

DISPLAY

©

again

to

display

the

time.

The

display

also

returns

to

time

indication

automatically

after

5

seconds.

-

When

tuning

the

radio,

the

tuned

frequency

and

the

selected

wave

range

will

appear.

•

Press

D1SP

AY

©

to

display

the

time.

•

Press

D1SPAY

®

again

to

display

the

alarm

•

Press

DISPAY

©

once

more

to

display

the

frequency

again.

The

display

also

returns

to

frequency

indication

automatically

after

5

seconds.

This

unit

complies

with

the

radio

interference

requirements

as

laid

down

in

EC

(European

Commity)

regulations

.

The

type

plate

is

located

on

the

base

of

the

set

5

English

English

Power

supply

Radio

reception

MAINS

SUPPLY

_

•

Check

if

the

mains

voltage

as

shown

on

the

type

platefef

the

base

of

the

set)

corresponds

to

your

local

mains

supply.

If

it

does

not,

consult

your

dealer

or

service

organisation.

If

the

set

is

equipped

with

a

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR®

(at

the

rear

of

the

set),

set

this

selector

to

the

local

mains

voltage.

•

Connect

the

mains

lead

to

the

AC

MAINS

socket

®

(at

the

rear

of

the

set)

and

the

wall

socket.

The

mains

supply

is

now

switched

on.

•

To

disconnect

the

set

from

the

mains

completely,

withdraw

the

mains

plug

from

the

wall

socket.

BATTERIES

__

•

Open

the

battery

compartment

and

insert

4

batteries

type

R20,

UM1

or

D-cells.

•

Remove

the

batteries:

-

when

they

are

exhausted:

-

if

they

are

not

going

to

be

used

for

a

long

period

of

time;

-

when

the

battery

indicator

pj

starts

flashing.

Note:

When

the

set

is

connected

to

the

mains,

the

battery

supply

is

switched

off

automatically.

Warning

for

weak

batteries

When

the

batteries

run

low,

the

radio

will

show

the

time

display.

Pressing

POWER

®

or

SLEEP

@

will

turn

on

the

radio

for

a

short

period

of

time

before

it

automatically

turns

off

again.

The

period

will

get

shorter

as

the

batteries

run

lower.

Continued

operation

with

low

batteries

causes

malfunctioning

and

losing

programmed

time

settings

and

preset

radio

stations.

In

this

case,

remove

the

batteries,

press

the

RESET

button

©

in

the

battery

compartment

briefly

and

insert

fresh

batteries.

Readjust

the

timer

setting

and

the

preset

radio

stations.

POWER

FAILURE

__

-

If

the

power

supply

is

interrupted,

the

battery

indicator

p)

starts

flashing.

-

The

programmed

time

settings

and

preset

radio

stations

will

be

kept

in

the

memory

for

2

min.

-

If

the

AC

power

is

interrupted,

the

batteries

(if

present)

will

take

over

the

supply.

In

this

case

all

settings

will

be

kept

in

the

memory.

9/10

kHz

SELECTOR

_

The

minimum

'frequency

distance'

(span

division)

between

adjacent

radio

stations

(measured

in

kHz)

is

standardized

all

over

the

world.

However,

North

and

South

America

use

another

standard

than

the

rest

of

the

world.

This

means

that

the

radio

should

use

a

tuning

step

according

to

the

standard

concerned

in

order

to

obtain

accurate

radio

tuning.

The

9/10

kHz

switch

@

in

the

battery

compartment

allows

accurate

tuning

for

both

standards

and

has

a

double

function.

Position

10

kHz

for

the

Americas

-

AM

tuning

step

10

kHz;

-

FM

tuning

step

100

kHz;

Position

9

kHz

for

the

the

rest

of

the

world

-

AM

tuning

step

9

kHz;

-

FM

tuning

step

50

kHz;

AERIALS

___.

-

For

FM

reception

extend

the

telescopic

aerial

fully.

To

improve

the

reception

you

can

incline

and

rotate

the

aerial.

If

the

FM

signal

received

is

too

strong

(in

the

direct

vicinity

of

the

transmitter)

you

can

retract

the

aerial.

-

For

the

medium

wave

(AM/MW),

and

long

wave

(LW)

the

set

has

a

built-in

aerial,

so

the

telescopic

aerial

is

not

needed.

You

can

direct

the

aerial

by

turning

the

set

itself.

RADIO

RECEPTION

_

•

Press

POWER

®

to

switch

the

radio

on.

•

Adjust

the

sound

with

VOLUME

©

and

TONE

•

You

can

connect

headphones

to

the

PHONE

socket

©.

The

loudspeaker

will

then

be

switched

off.

•

Set

the

wave

range

with

the

BAND

switch

@

(LWnot

on

all

versions).

-

The

selected

wave

range

will

appear

on

the

display.

•

Tune

to

a

radio

station

either

manually,

automatically

or

with

the

PRESET

buttons

©

(see

TUNING'

and

’PRESET

RADIO

STATIONS').

•

Press

POWER

©

once

again

to

switch

the

radio

off.

The

display

will

now

indicate

the

current

time.

6

Tuning

Preset

stations

TUNING

TO

A

STATION

PRESET

RADIO

STATIONS

There

are

two

possibilities

for

tuning

to

a

station:

-

Automatically

-

the

stations

are

sought

automatically.

-

Manually

-

This

is

easy

if

the

frequency

of

the

station

is

already

known

(e.g.

from

your

radio

and

television

guide).

Automatic

tuning

•

Select

the

wave

band

using

the

BAND

selector.

•

Keep

•«

or

v

pressed

until

the

frequency

on

the

display

starts

running.

Then

release

the

button

and

the

tuner

will

search

until

a

station

of

sufficient

strength

has

been

found.

Weak

radio

stations

are

skipped

during

search

tuning.

•

If

the

radio

station

found

is

not

the

desired

one,

repeat

this

step.

Manual

tuning

Weak

radio

stations

are

skipped

during

search

tuning.

If

you

know

the

frequency

of

the

desired

radio

station,

you

can

tune

to

it

as

follows:

•

Keep

or

***

pressed;

the

frequency

on

the

display

starts

running.

•

If

you

approach

the

required

frequency,

stop

running

by

pressing

the

opposite

TUNING

button

(

A

or

v

).

•

Now

press

A

or

v

briefly

each

time

to

change

the

frequency

step-by-step

until

the

required

frequency

has

been

reached

or

optimum

reception

is

obtained.

You

can

programme

15

stations

into

the

memory,

5

on

each

waveband.

•

Select

the

wave

range

with

the

BAND

switch

•

Tune

to

a

radio

station

automatically

or

manually.

•

Keep

the

desired

PRESET

button

©

pressed

until

you

hear

a

double

bleep.

-

The

station

has

now

been

programmed

and

the

PRESET

number

will

appear

on

the

display.

•

Repeat

these

steps

for

the

other

stations

you

wish

to

programme.

Calling

up

preset

stations

•

Select

the

wave

range

with

BAND

switch

©.

•

Press

one

of

the

PRESET

1

...5

buttons

©.

The

frequency

and

the

PRESET

number

will

appear

on

the

display.

ERASING

THE

MEMORY

_

•

You

can

erase

the

memory

by

pressing

RESET

®

(in

the

battery

compartment).

-

All

settings

must

now

be

reprogrammed

into

the

memory.

English

English

Clock

Alarm

Sleep

SETTING

THE

TIME

_

The

time

can

be

set

either

with

the

power

on

or

off.

•

Press

SET

TIME

@.

-

The

time

on

the

display

starts

flashing.

•

Now

you

can

set

the

time

using

or

v

©

■

ALARM

FUNCTION

_

You

can

use

your

radio

as

an

alarm

clock.

To

use

this

function

you

first

have

to

set

the

alarm

time.

You

can

choose

to

be

woken

up

by

buzzer

or

by

radio.

The

alarm

time

can

be

set

either

with

the

power

on

or

off.

Setting

the

alarm

time

•

Press

SET

ALARM

®.

-

The

alarm

time

will

appear

and

the

alarm

indication

will

start

flashing

on

the

display;

•

Now

you

can

set

the

alarm

time

using

*

or

v

®.

Switching

the

alarm

on

•

Set

ALARM

©to:

-

RADIO

if

you

wish

to

be

woken

by

the

radio;

-

BUZZ

if

you

wish

to

be

woken

by

the

buzzer.

-

At

the

set

alarm

time

you

will

be

woken

by

the

radio

or

the

buzzer.

-

The

buzzer

will

become

louder

after

10

seconds.

SLEEP

FUNCTION

_

Your

radio

is

equipped

with

a

sleep

function.

It

enables

you

to

continue

listening

to

the

radio

while

you

fall

asleep

After

90,

60,

30

or

10

minutes

the

radio

will

be

switched

off

automatically.

Switching

the

sleep

function

on

•

Press

SLEEP®.

•

The

radio

will

come

on

and

the

SLEEP

indication

and

the

length

of

time

before

the

radio

will

switch

off

will

appear

on

the

display.

•

Now

select

the

desired

length

of

time

within

5

seconds

by

pressing

SLEEP

®

briefly.

Each

time

you

press

SLEEP

the

length

of

time

will

change

step

by

step;

90,

60,30

or

10

minutes.

•

The

frequency

and

the

SLEEP

indication

will

then

appear

on

the

display.

Switching

the

sleep

function

off

The

sleep

function

can

be

switched

off

before

the

set

time

has

elapsed:

•

Press

SLEEP®

or

POWER®.

The

SLEEP

indication

will

disappear

from

the

display

and

the

radio

will

switch

off.

Switching

the

alarm

off

completely

•

Set

ALARM

©to

OFF.

Switching

the

alarm

off

for

24

hours

•

Press

any

button

on

the

set

to

switch

the

alarm

off.

-

The

alarm

switches

itself

off

automatically

after

one

hour.

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