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A Quick Look at Your Weatheradio
A QUICK LOOK AT YOUR
WEATHERADIO
WEATHER
Press to hear a
weather
broadcast (see
“Listening to a
Weather
Broadcast” on
Page 20). You
canalsopress
WEATHER to
help set up you
r
Weatheradio
(see “Testingthe
Weatheradio’s
Tone” on Page 12
).
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Let you navigate
programming menus
(see “Using the
Weatheradio for the
First Time” on Page 9
and “Programming the
Weatheradio” on
Page 13).
PC
Lets you connect your
Weatheradio to your
personal computer
(see “Using the
Weatheradio With a
PC” on Page 22).
MENU
Lets you select
programmingoptions
(see “Testing the
Weatheradio’s Tone”
on Page 12 and
“Programming the
Weatheradio” on
Page 13).
STATEMENT/WATCH/WARNING LEDs
Let you see the severity of a weather alert at
a glance (see “Reviewing Overlapping
Alerts” on Page 21).
ALERT ON/OFF
Lets you turn your
Weatheradio’s audible
alert on or off to suit
your preference (see
“Turning the Alert Tone
On/Off” on Page 21).
EXT ANT
Lets you connect
an external
antenna to your
Weatheradio for
crisp, clear
reception (see
“Connecting an
External Antenna”
on Page 10).
DC 9V
Lets you power your Weatheradio
(see “Connecting the Weatheradio
to AC Power” on Page 10).
ALARM OUT
Lets you connect your
Weatheradio to an external siren
or flashing light, so you can be
notified of weather alerts almost
anywhere in your home (see
“Connecting the Weatheradio to
an External System” on Page 12).
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