Jensen JCR-263 User Manual

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TIME SETTING

NOTE:
The clock has to be set when you first plug it in. The following procedure illustrates the setting of the Clock using 7:30
PM as an example time.


1.

Connect the AC cord to an AC 240V~ 50 Hz power outlet. The LCD will show “AM 12 : 00”


Note:
Make sure to use an outlet that is always “live”. Do not use an outlet that is controlled by a wall

switch.

2.

For best viewing, press the BRIGHTNESS Button (# 14) once to turn on the LCD back-light. Press
the BRIGHTNESS Button (# 14) again the LCD- back light will become brighter. To obtain the
maximum brightness, press the BRIGHTNESS Button (# 14) the third time. Pressing the
BRIGHTNESS Button (# 14) again will turn the back light off.

3.

Set the Clock Set Selector (# 18) to the “TIME” position. “AM 12:00” will blink. While “AM 12:00” is
blinking, press and hold the TIME SET

!

or

"

Buttons (# 15 or # 16) to adjust the time. The Hour

and Minute digits will advance forward or backward rapidly.

4.

Keep pressing and release the Buttons when the displayed clock time is close to the actual time.
Repeatedly press the

!

or

"

Buttons to adjust the clock time precisely.

Note: Make sure the hour is set so that AM or PM is correctly displayed.
5.

Set the Clock Set Selector (# 18) to the “LOCK” position to complete the time setting. The current
time will be displayed steadily in the LCD.


RADIO OPERATION

1.

Set the Band Switch (# 12) to the AM or FM band as desired. For example FM

band is

selected.

2.

Press the

RADIO

ON/OFF Button

(# 4)

once to turn the radio

ON

. Th

e

Display will show the frequency

of the FM

station briefly and then return to show the

current time.

3.

Turn to your favorite station using the TUNING

Control (# 13)

4.

Adjust the sound level using the VOLUME

Control

(# 6)

5.

Press the RADIO

ON/OFF Button

(# 4)

again to turn the radio

OFF


Note:

I. When listening to an FM program, fully extend the Wire Antenna to insure maximum tuner

sensitivity.

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