Clock radio User manual DENVER CPR-700
1. Projector lens 2. TIME button 3. < BACK / HOUR button 4. > FORWARD / MIN button 5. SNOOZE / SLEEP / DIMMER button 6. ALARM 1 / VOL DOWN button 7. ALARM 2 / VOL UP button 8. POWER / ALARM OFF button 9. Alarm 1 indicator (alarm) 10. Alarm 1 indicator (radio) 11. Display 12. BATT LOW (Low back-up battery warning indicator) 13. Alarm 2 indicator (alarm) 14. Alarm 2 indicator (radio) 15. USB charging port 16. DC IN jack 17. Antenna 18. Battery compartment 19. Speaker 20. NAP button 21. PRESET/M+ button 22.
Connecting to power 1. Connect the cord of the power adapter to the DC IN jack of the radio. 2. Connect the plug of the power adapter to a wall socket. The radio is powered and in standby mode when you see the display is switched on. Backup system ⚫ ⚫ The radio is equipped with a backup system. It requires a 3 V lithium battery (type: CR2032). If a power cut occurs, the radio automatically switches to battery power and keeps the clock and timer settings (only backup, it will not show time and alarm).
Once the alarm setting is done, the alarm will be automatically activated with the corresponding alarm indicator (alarm or radio) switched on. Turning the alarms on or off When the clock time is displayed, press the ALARM 1 or ALARM 2 buttons to enable or disable the respective alarm. The corresponding Alarm 1 or Alarm 2 indicator (alarm or radio) will switch on when the alarm is enabled. Deactivating a sounding alarm • • Press the ALARM OFF button to switch off a sounding alarm.
Built-in USB charger to charge external devices Connect an external device (e.g. smartphone, MP3 player) via USB cable (not provided) to the USB jack on the back of the radio for charging. The radio cannot access the contents in the connected external device.
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