Bush Big User manual

Brand: Bush

Model: Big

Category: Alarm clocks

Type: User manual

This manual is also suitable for

Bush Big LED Alarm Clock Radio

Below you will find brief product information for Bush Big LED Alarm Clock Radio. This device can be used to:

Listen to the radio - The Bush Big LED Alarm Clock Radio can tune into AM and FM radio stations. You can manually tune into a specific station or use the auto-scan function to find available stations.
Set alarms - The radio has two alarms that can be set independently. You can choose to wake up to the radio or to a buzzer.
Set a sleep timer - The sleep timer can be used to turn off the radio automatically after a set period of time.
Use as a clock - The radio has a large LED display that shows the time, date, and day of the week. The display can be dimmed to three different brightness levels.

Bush Big LED Alarm Clock Radio

Below you will find brief product information for Bush Big LED Alarm Clock Radio. This device can be used to:

Listen to the radio - The Bush Big LED Alarm Clock Radio can tune into AM and FM radio stations. You can manually tune into a specific station or use the auto-scan function to find available stations.
Set alarms - The radio has two alarms that can be set independently. You can choose to wake up to the radio or to a buzzer.
Set a sleep timer - The sleep timer can be used to turn off the radio automatically after a set period of time.
Use as a clock - The radio has a large LED display that shows the time, date, and day of the week. The display can be dimmed to three different brightness levels.

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KNOW YOUR MACHINE

1. ON / OFF/ BAND 2. TIME / PRESET

3. PRESET - 4. PRESET +

5. SNOOZE / SLEEP / DIMMER 6. ALARM 1 / VOLUME –

7. ALARM 2 / VOLUME + 8. HOUR / TUNE –

9. MINUTE / TUNE + 10. FM Indicator

11. ALARM 2 BUZZER INDICATOR 12. ALARM 2 RADIO INDICATOR

13.: PM INDICATOR 14. ALARM 1 BUZZER INDICATOR

15. ALARM 1 RADIO INDICATOR

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RADIO OPERATION

1. Press the ON/OFF/BAND button (1) once to turn on

the radio. The radio is receiving in FM band with the

FM indicator (10) turned on and the LED I s

showing the frequency. (fig. 1)

2. Press the ON/OFF/BAND button (1) once again to

alternate the radio band that the radio is receiving.

No indicator will be turned on in case AM band is

chosen. After 3 seconds, the LED will change

back to show the time. (fig. 2)

3. Press HOUR/TUNE+(9) or MINUTE/TUNE-(8) to

turn into the desire station by either of the following

methods: (fig. 3)

Manual Tuning

: Press either of the 2 tuning button,

HOUR/TUNE+ (9) or MINUTE/TUNE-(8),

repeatedly until the desired station is reach.

For AM tuning, the radio can tune starting from 522

KHz to 1620 KHz, each pressing of HOUR/TUNE-

button (8) can tune down by 9 KHz and each

pressing MINUTE/TUNE+ button(9) can tune up by

9KHz.

For FM tuning, the radio can tune starting from 87.5

MHz to 108 MHz, each pressing of HOUR/TUNE-

button (8) can tune down by 0.1 MHz and each

pressing of MINUTE/TUNE+ button (9) can tune up

by 0.1 MHz.

Auto Tuning:

Press and hold either of the 2 tuning

button, HOUR/TUNE- button (8) or

MINUTE/TUNE+(9) for more than 2 seconds and

auto tuning will be performed. Tuning will stop

automatically until a clear radio signal is found.

Repeat the same procedure by using the same

button until your desired station is found.

To stop auto tuning, press any button once.

Note: In some area where the radio signal is not strong

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Stop automatically in the desired station. In such

case, please use the Manual Tuning method to tune

to the desired station according to instruction

above. The may happen more probably when

tuning the radio in AM band.

4. Press ALARM 2/VOLUME+ button (7) or

ALARM1/VOLUME- button (6) to increase or

decrease the volume to the desired level. The

volume level ranges from 0 to 16, and the LED will

show the volume level during volume adjustment.

(fig. 4)

5. Press and hold the ON/OFF/BAND button (1) to

turn off the radio. (fig. 5)

Note 1: The current station (either AW or FM) and

also the current volume level will be memorized at

the time when the radio is turned off. Once you turn

on the radio again, the memorized station will

broadcast with the memorized volume level.

Note 2: For the best FM reception, extend the FM

antenna wire to its full length and vary the direction

to capture the strongest signal. Do not connect the

FM antenna wire to an outdoor antenna.

Note 3: For MW reception, a ferrite-bar antenna is

built-in. Since this antenna is direction oriented,

turn the unit to a direction at which the reception

becomes optimal.

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108MHz for FM band, but all the 10 memories

locations are not yet used up, then the scanning will

start again from the low end, i.e. 87.5 MHz until all

the 10 memories location are filled up.

4. After the scanning is completed, the radio will be

Tuned to the station stored in the PRESET number

P01.

TUNING INTO A PRESET STATION

1. When the radio is on (either AM or FM), press

Preset-button (3) or Preset+ button(4) to choose

the PRESET number, in which your desired

station is stored. (fig. 11)

2. Radio is then tuned to the stored station. The

preset number will be shown for 3 seconds, then

change to show the radio frequency. After 5

seconds, the LED will switch to show the time

again.

TIME SETTING

1. When the unit is first plugged into the AC mains,

“0:00” will appear with the 1

0 digit flashing,

indicating that the TIME is ready to be set.

2. Press HOUR/TUNE- button (8) repeatedly to

choose the correct HOUR. (fig.12) In case if the

time is set to afternoon time, the PM indicator

( 13 ) will be turned on.

3. Press HOUR/TUNE+ button (9) repeatedly to

choose the correct MINUTE. (fig.12)

4. After setting to the correct time, either press

TIME/PRESET button (2) once, or just leave 5

seconds, then the display stop flashing, and the

clock will start run from the set time. (fig.13)

5. To change the current time, switch off the radio.

Press and hold TIME/PRESET button (2) for 2

seconds until the display flashes, then follow the

same steps as point 2, 3 & 4 above to set the new

time. (fig. 13)

DUAL ALARM FUNCTION

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activated, the alarm indicator will flash.

3. To switch off the SNOOZE function, simply press

ON/OFF/BAND button (1) once. You can then

see the alarm indicator stop flashing, and the

alarm will not sound again after the snooze

period elapse. (fig. 23)

SETTING THE SLEEP TIMER

The sleep function allows the radio to play in

Blocks of 10,20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, or 90

minutes, and then being turned off automatically,

thus, you can enjoy falling asleep when listening the

radio.

1. Turn on the radio.

2. Press the SLEEP/SNOOZE/DIMMER (5)

button,, then the radio is turned on with the

display showing 90 (for 90 minutes) (fig.19)

3. Press the SLEEP/SNOOZE/DIMMER (5) button

repeatedly until the display shows the desired

SLEEP time period. The time period is shown on

the display in sequence as

90>80>70>60>50>40>30>20>10>0 (OFF).

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chosen, the display will change to show the

radio frequency, and then the current time. The

radio will play for the SLEEP time duration you

have set and then be turned off automatically.

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button again during SLEEP mode, the LED,

will show the remaining time of the SLEEP

period, and the SLEEP time can be set again

b pressing the SLEEP/SNOOZE/DIMMER (5)

button.(fig.24)

6. To turn off the radio during the SLEEP mode,

simply press and hold ON/OFF button (1)

once and the radio will be turned off

immediately. (fig. 25)

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Read all instructions before use and keep for future reference.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING

Misuse or modification of this appliance may result in breakdown or injury.

To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

The appliance is intended for household use only.

The appliance should always be turned to OFF before plugging or unplugging from socket. Never yank cord

to disconnect from socket; instead, grasp plug and pull to disconnect.

Check that the voltage on the rating plate of your product corresponds with your local electricity supply

which must be A.C. (Alternating Current ).

If the mains sockets in your home are not suitable for the plug supplied with this product, check with a

qualified electrician for replacement.

FOR OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE

Do not use in environments which are extremely hot, cold, dusty or humid.

Keep the unit free from dust and clean with a dry cloth.

Do not use in areas exposed to direct sunlight or where it can become extremely hot.

Keep away from sources of strong magnetism - such as televisions or speakers.

Avoid placement where there is a lot of movement, vibration or on an unstable surface.

FOR SAFETY

DO NOT :

Attempt to disassemble this unit or carry out repairs.

Attempt to modify the unit in any way.

Make sure that foreign objects do not get inside the unit.

Place naked flame sources - such as lit candles on or near the unit.

Place objects filled with liquids - such as vases, on or next to the unit.

Cover the unit - allow the unit to be well ventilated.

Drop the unit or subject it to strong shocks

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

CHILDREN

Children do not always understand the dangers associated with operating electrical appliances. Never allow

children to use this appliance.

POWER SUPPLY

If the unit uses a mains supply, ensure that the plug is securely inserted into the mains socket, and it is easily

accessible.

Protect the power lead from sharp objects, excessive heat and damp or wet locations. Check the power lead

periodically, and replace if damaged.

If the unit uses batteries, please ensure that they are inserted correctly - observing the polarity (+/-).

Do not mix new and used batteries.

Please make sure that used batteries are disposed of correctly. Do not burn or incinerate.

Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.

Check that the voltage on the rating plate of your product corresponds with your local electricity supply which

must be A.C. (Alternating Current).

Any repairs should only be carried out by a fully qualified electrician or an authorized service agent.

The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily

accessible.

LISTENING WITH SPEAKER

Listen at moderate volumes to avoid hearing damage.

If you hear no sound during playback, do not turn the volume up as the music may suddenly begin at a high

volume.

To avoid damaging your ears, adjust the volume to the lowest level before playback, and turn up to the desired

level when playback has started.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER

(OR BACK), THERE ARE NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE, REFER SERVICING TO

QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL

Know Your Machine .......................................................................................................................................4

Getting Started ...............................................................................................................................................5

Operation ........................................................................................................................................................6

Radio Operation.......................................................................................................................................6

Presetting your favorite station ................................................................................................................7

Presetting by auto scanning......................................................................................................................8

Tuning into a preset station.......................................................................................................................9

Time setting ..............................................................................................................................................9

Dual alarm function....................................................................................................................................9

Alarm setting……………………………………………………..………...………………………..…………...10

Snooze setting……………………………………………………………….………………………….………..12

Setting the sleep timer……………………………………………………………………………………...……12

High / Low dimmer for Led display……………………………………………………………………………..13

CONTENT

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Bush Big User manual

Brand: Bush

Model: Big

Category: Alarm clocks

Type: User manual

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Listen to the radio - The Bush Big LED Alarm Clock Radio can tune into AM and FM radio stations. You can manually tune into a specific station or use the auto-scan function to find available stations.
Set alarms - The radio has two alarms that can be set independently. You can choose to wake up to the radio or to a buzzer.
Set a sleep timer - The sleep timer can be used to turn off the radio automatically after a set period of time.
Use as a clock - The radio has a large LED display that shows the time, date, and day of the week. The display can be dimmed to three different brightness levels.

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