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change rapidly. Press the MODE button to exit the time setting mode.
Charging your mobile phone and MP3 player
NOTE: Charging a smart phone through the phone charger jack is intended for emergency
purpose only. It is not intended for recharging fully a discharged smart phone battery. A
a fully charged device will only partially charge a smart phone or PDA. After the battery
stops charging.
You can charge a smart phone in either battery mode (Lithium Ion or AAA).
1. Turn off the radio and flashlight to conserve power.
2. Lift the rubber tab on the back of the radio to expose the connectors.
3. Plug the smart phone charging cable (not included) into the device charge USB output. Connect the
appropriate smart phone tip (not included) into the other end of the smart phone charging cable
(not included). Plug other end of the smart phone tip (not included) into the smart phone's charg-
ing connector.
4. If the phone does not begin charging, begin cranking. When charging a smart phone via the smart
phone charger, it is important to turn the crank at least two revolutions per second, or until you see
the charging LED turn on. This is an indication that the phone is receiving enough power from the
radio. Continue to crank at this rate until you are satisfied that an appropriate level of charge has
been received by your smart phone. If you decide to stop cranking for whatever reason, please wait
at least 5 seconds before cranking the radio again.
NOTE: You may receive a charging compatibility error on your smart phone, but your device
may still charge and it will not harm your device.
Low battery indication
When the battery voltage is less than 3.0 V, the low battery indication will flash:
Audio output headphones
The radio includes an audio output jack. This allows you to listen with headphones or connect to an
auxiliary input source, such as an amplifier.
CAUTION: Guard your ears against hearing damage. When listening with headphones, start
at the lowest volume
Resetting the unit
If the unit experiences a power surge or electric
shock, it is possible that the internal micro-control-
ler may lock up and the unit will not respond to any
commands from the panel controls. In this event,
use a straightened paper clip, toothpick or similar
objects to press the RESET button located on the
back of the unit (see figure). The reset operation
clears the system memory to factory default, and
all of your previous settings will be erased.
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