Eton E1 Weather Radio User Manual


 
Program ON/OFF timers (starting 53)
• Press MENU to activate MAIN MENU
Press ‘5' to activate TIMERS menu.
Press ‘1' and set TIMER 1 ON time using Keypad.
Press ‘STORE’ to save.
Press ‘2' and set TIMER 1 OFF time using keypad.
Press ‘STORE’ to save.
Press ‘3' and set TIMER 1 Memory Channel using key-
pad and press ‘STORE’ to save.
Repeat for TIMER 2 using menu entries 4,5, and 6.
Press ‘9' to exit menu.
Activate (Enabling) Timer (page 56)
• Press ‘TIME’ to activate TIMER 1 menu.
Press ‘ENABLE‘ to activate.
Press ‘TIME’ again to activate TIMER 2 menu.
Press ‘ENABLE’ to activate.
Press ‘TIME’ again twice to return to normal operation.
TIMER 1 and/or 2 will be displayed below the clock to
indicate activation.
Lock (or Unlock) Controls (page 56)
• Press and hold ‘CLR/LOCK’ until “LOCK”is displayed
(extinguishes).
Pushbuttons (except POWER) and ‘TUNING’ knob are
inactive (active).
Display light On/Off (page 57)
• Press ‘LIGHT’ to scroll display lighting through bright,
medium, dim and off.
Disable Beep (page 25)
• Press ‘MENU’ to enable MAIN MENU.
Press ‘2' to enable the AUDIO SETTINGS menu.
Press ‘2' to toggle Beep on and off.
Press ‘9' to exit menu.
MEMORY FUNCTIONS
• Store MEMORY Channel (page 26)
• Store COUNTRY Channel (page 28)
• Select frequency, bandwidth,AGC and mode.
Press ‘STORE’.This will activate MEMORY or COUNTRY
memory mode.
Press MEMORY or COUNTRY to select your preference.
Select an empty location using ‘TUNING’ or ‘< SELECT >’.
Press ‘STORE’ to save.
If in MEMORY mode,use ‘TUNING’ and ‘< SELECT >’ to
assign name, and press STORE again.
• Recall MEMORY Channel (page 26)
• Recall COUNTRY Channel (page 28)
• Press ‘MEMORY’ or ‘COUNTRY’.
Use ‘TUNING’ and/or ‘< SELECT >’ to select desired
memory channel.
Select MEMOR
Y or COUNTRY Channel
for T.SCAN (page 51)
• Recall a MEMORY or COUNTRY channel as above.
Press
‘T
AG’ to mark the channel for T.SCAN.
Set SQUELCH to desired level.
Press ‘T.SCAN’ to activate scan.
• Delete a MEMORY Channel (page 28)
• Delete a COUNTRY Channel (page 30)
‘Select a MEMOR
Y or COUNTRY channel to delete as
described above
.
Press and hold ‘DELETE’ for 3 seconds.A high pitched
beep will be heard and listed channel will be deleted.
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The symbol indicates that the key is to be
pressed within three seconds.
Select normal frequency display (VFO) (page 19 item 20)
• Press ‘VFO’
Select normal frequency display (VFO) (page 19 item 21,
22, 23)
• Press ‘FM’, SW,MW or LW softkeys to select FM
Broadcast, Shortwave,AM Broadcast or Long Wave
bands.When in Shortwave mode, press ‘SW’ two or
three digit entry from ‘Direct-Key-Input’ keypad for
Shortwave Meter band designation.
Adjust Frequency (page 21)
• Select Band.Turn ‘TUNING’ knob,Press ‘< SELECT >’
keys, use ‘Direct-Key-Entry’ keypad.
Select Mode (page 22-25)
• Press ‘AM’ for displayed ‘AM’
Press ‘AM’ again to toggle to ‘AM SYNCH’
Press ‘SSB’ to scroll between ‘USB’,‘LSB’ and DSB
when ‘AM SYNCH’ is displayed.
Press ‘FM’ as required to display ‘FM’.
Press ‘SSB’ to select SSB mode.(AM SYNC must be
off.To turn off, press AM).
Select AM SYNC (page 23)
• With unit in ‘AM’ mode, press ‘AM’ again.‘AM SYNC’
will flash and then lock on.
Select Bandwidth (page 19, item 13)
• Press ‘BW’ for displayed ‘7.0',‘4.0' or ‘2.3' kHz (not
active in FM).
Select AGC (page 19,item 12)
• Press ‘AGC’ for displayed ‘SLOW’,‘FAST’,or AUTO (not
active in FM).
DX (preamplifier) On or Off (page 15 item 16)
• Press ‘DX’ for displayed ‘DX’ or blank.
Set Time (page 52)
• Press ‘MENU’ to display MAIN MENU.Then press ‘3’ to
display SET CLOCKS display.
Press ‘1',set Local time using keypad,and press
STORE to start clock.
Press ‘2',set GMT time using keypad and press
‘STORE’ to start clock.
Press ‘9' to exit SET CLOCKS display
Display GMT or Local Time (page 48)
• Press ‘TIME’ key 3 times.
Press GMT or LOCAL softkey to select.
Press
‘TIME’ k
ey again to exit menu.
• Time is always displayed in upper right corner when
on, and in center of display when off.
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