2. Rotate the Rotary Set Dial (#8) counterclockwise for adjusting the current minute or clockwise for adjusting the current hour. 3. A “PM” Indicator (#19) is located on the LED Clock Display (#7) in the upper left-hand corner. The time will be in the “AM” range when the “PM” indicator is not lit. It is important that the "AM" or "PM" setting is correct for proper operation of the alarm function. 4. Once the time is adjusted, set the Clock Setting Switch (#5) to the “RUN” position. The 2 flashin

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To avoid this, you may need to move the unit further away from the TV or monitor if unnatural color shifts or image distortion occurs. r II II I + 4=r I + i i ] E5 CLOCK DISPLAY PM Indicator \ / MHz Frequency Indicator TIMEyALARM/ftadio Frequency Display LOCATION OF CONTROLS O IPod CONNECTOR ©HOUR Oalarm SET 0TIME SET O^IN 0 ALARM ON/OFF ©VOLUME © Pod/RAD KVAUJUaUZZE ©POWER ON/OF OSNOOZE Qtuninq Pod/AM/FM/AUX .0 SLEEP TIME E6 SETTING UP CLOCK Activate the unit by connectin

USING SMART TALK™ SETTING THE SLEEP SOUND 1. Start by saying the trigger word “Smart Talk” or press the Snooze Bar (#11). 2. The unit will reply “Yes” and will wait for your next command. 3. Say “Play Sleep Sound” and the unit will reply “To Choose a Sleep Sound, Say Ocean, Rain, Brook or Radio”. 4. Say “Ocean, Rain, Brook or Radio”. You can also say the command “Cancel” during this step if you wish to cancel setting the sleep sound and the unit will reply “OK” to confirm. 5. When the sleep soun

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When inserted, the CD will play automatically. 16. Eject button for Cassette Eject Cassette 17. Fast rewind button 18. Fast forward button 19. Cassette Slot Important notes Operating the radio while driving can be dangerous. Traffic conditions can demand the constant attention of the vehicle operator.. Warning Please concentrate on your driving above all! Operating Instructions -4- OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1. PWR button Press the button to turn on or off radio. 2. Rotary / Push knob

Remove crank, spring, directional handle, & 4 screws. Remove sealant & screws from base, remove antenna and clean surface |^| Apply sealant to all holes & attach exterior plate using the included hardware 3 □ Apply sealant to holes and attach base using the included hardware. Apply sealant to 3 screws, fill coax hole, connect coax to antenna and wrap connection with insulating electrical tape. Coax connection should be located inside vertical stalk of antenna for service. Attach antenna

1. Introduction This software tool is used for transforming video files into the AMV format that can be played on this Media Player. 1.1 Following video types can be converted to AMV 1) The AVI format file: *.avi 2) The Windows Media format file: *.asf, *.wmv 3) The MPEG1 format file: *.mpg, *. mpeg, *.dat 4) The real player format file: *.rm. *.ram, *.rmvb 5) The quick time format file: *.mov 6) The MPEG2 format file: *.vob 7) The Flash format file: *.swf 1.2 System Requirements • Microsoft Win