Sangean ATS 305 User manual

7 8

A B

K M N

ON OFF CLOCK AUTO

ADHYST

6V DC

NORM

NEWS MUSIC

VOLUME

ATS-FM/MW

METER-SW

FM/MW/SW

PRESET/HOUR

BANDS

MO./ST.-FM

AUTO TIME

FM STEREO/MW/SW SYNTHESIZED RECEIVER

27 MEMORIES TUNING/MIN

POWER

SLEEP

DISPLAY

TIME SET

STAND BY

Contents

Operating elements and their function 4

Display indicators 5

Features 6

Power supply 7

Battery exchange 7

Manual setting of clock 8

Automatic setting of time 8

Setting alarm 9

HWS alarm 9

Radio alarm 9

Switching off alarm 10

Radio 10

ATS (Automatic Tuning System) 10

Selection of radio station 11

Automatic radio station selection 11

Direct selection of radio station 12

Short wave 12

Radio station memory 13

Call up of stored radio station 13

Alteration of memory 14

Memory Scan 14

Mono / Stereo 15

Sleep Timer 15

Display illumination 15

RESET 16

Technical Data 16

CLOCK AUTO If a FM-station with RDS-CT is received, the

ADJUST ON clock automatically sets itself.

OFF The clock can be set manually.

FM-telescopic aerial

Display

Display illumination

POWER/SLEEP Radio on/off or automatic sleep timer

(switches the radio off automatically when

you have fallen asleep)

DISPLAY Switching of FM-frequency-indication to

station names and back again

Choice of sound:

NEWS lower tone

NORM normal

MUSIC higher tone

Folding stand

(for angled setting of unit)

6V DC Network-connection socket

Stereo headphone connection jack

STAND BY Alarm selection(HWS buzzer alarm or radio)

and alarm time

M/27 MEMORIES Memory button

PRESET/HOUR Memory position selection button/hour

setting button

TIME SET Time button

Operating elements and their function

Display

ATS-FM/MW Automatic station memory for FM and

METER-SW medium wave/

Metric choice for short wave

MMO./ST.-FM Mono/Stereo-Switch

for head-phone receiver

BANDS Selection of frequency

TUNING/MIN Selection of station/minute-setting button

Lock-locks all settings

to avoid an accidental alteration

VOLUME Volume regulation

4x1,5V UM 3 Battery compartment

SIZE AA (R6) for 4 batteries 1.5V

RESET Memory delete button

Stereo display (for head-phone use)

Alarm set and type of alarm (HWS buzzer alarm or radio)

Radio Data System

Sleep timer

Snooze(interrupts alarm for 5 minutes)

Separate time indication

for am and pm (optional)

Time

Setting functions blocked

Operating elements and their function

Features

Change battery

Frequency and text indication

Memory

Memory number

Frequency unit(kHz or Mhz)

Shortwave metric band

World receiver with 7 short-wave metric bands

FM and medium wave with Auto Tuning System(ATS)

FM reception of RDS-Stations

(Radio Data System)

Automatic time setting via RDS CT-Signal

FM stereo reception via stereo headphones

radio alarm

HWS buzzer alarm

(Human Wake System)

=the waking tone starts quietly and slowly increases volume

(if you do not switch if off)

Interval alarm

=alarm function is repeated every five minutes

Snoozing automatic

The radio switches itself off automatically after you have fallen

asleep

IIIuminated LCD-Display

Initial use

Power Supply

Changing batteries

Note

Empty battereis may leak and should therefore always be instantly

replaced.

The unit is suitable for use with

. four 1.5 V Mignon batteries

(IEC 46 or UM 3 or AA)

. 6V mains receiver

(with 6 mm plug, interior

minus pole)for connection to

the mains adaptor connection

plug .

When switching off the radio , the display indicates the word BAT

-TERY for 4 seconds togther with a combination of figures.When

less than 3figures ars shown, the batteries should be changed.

When the symbol Battery empty" is indicated , change batteries

immediately.

Open the sliding lid,place batteries into position according to dia

-gram (observe correct pole position!)and then close compartment

again.

ON OFF CLOCK AUTO

ADHYST

6V DC

Clock

Switching unit on

5 19 H

Set time manually

Automatic Time Setting

A special storage memorises the set time and stored radio stations

for a short time. The changing of the batteries should therefore not

take longer than 3 minutes.

Should you not be able to switch on the unit with the button

POWER , then relesase the operating lock / .

After having positioned the batteries , is shown in the dis

-play.

1.press the button TIME SET

0:00 or AM 12:00 flashes in the display

2.Set the actual time by means of the button HOUR

and MIN .

3.Confirm the input with the button TIME SET .

The clock starts at the second 0 .

If the switch Clock Auto Set is ON when the radio is switched

on and a radio station is received which sends the RDS CT- signal,

the unit sets the exact time automatically.

Note

When receiving an RDS-Signal , the RDS-indicator is shown

in the display.

However , the RDS-station does not transmit the CT-signal conti-

nuously , so that it could take a few minutes before the exact time

is indicated . The alarm does not work until the time has been set.

519H

Radio alarm

Alarm

Setting alarm

HWS alarm

13 18.

11.

18.

11.

You can select whether you would like to be woken by the Human

Wake Signal(=waking tone which slowly gets louder)or by radio.

1 .Press the button STAND BY once.

The word BUZZER shows in the display , the time indication flashes.

2 .Set the required alarm time with the buttons HOUR and MIN

3 .Confirm the time by pressing the button STAND BY

Tune the radio to the requested radio station which is to wake you.

1. Press the button STAND BY twice.

The display indicates LAST CH, the time indication flashes.

2. Set the required waking time with the buttons HOUR

and MIN

3. Confirm the time by pressing the button STAND BY

The indication STAND BY shows that the alarm has been set and

also shows your choice of alarm (loudspeaker icon for radio; icon for

HWS alarm).

If the switch Clock Auto Set is OFF , then the time can not

automatically be set.

Should the RDS CT-signal not be received for more than 10 days , the

RDS-indication in the display goes out and you have to newly tune

to a RDS CT-station in order to set the exact time automatically.

Note

Should you want to alter the tuned radio station , then set the requested

new station , press the button M , then press STAND BY and

then M again for confirmation.

The alarm sounds for one hour or until it is switched off.

1. To switch off the alarm for that day , press the button

POWER/SLEEP or STAND BY

The alarm is switched off until the same time the next day.

2. To interrupt the alarm for 5 minutes , press any button , except

POWER/SLEEP , STAND BY or the locking button .

The alarm tone is switched off and starts again after 5 minutes (for

1 hour or until it is switched off).

The unit is equipped with an ATS-function which enables the auto -

matic reservation of the station storage for FM and medium wave.

Where ever you are, the ATS-function searches for the respective

stations for optimal reception and stores them in the memory posi

-tions 1-9.

When less than 9 stations are received well enough , the unit shows

which places are occupied.

1.Switch on the radio with the button POWER/SLEEP

2.Select the requested frequency (FM or MW) with the button

BANDS .

Radio

12 11

Switching off alarm

5 11.

5 11 19

Radio

ATS(Automatic Tuning System)

5 .

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