User's Manual

LISTENI
NG TO A BLUETOOTH DEVICE
After success
fully pairing your Bluetooth device with the W-PR001BT, you can begin
playing music simply by choosing the song you wish to hear on your device’s menu system
(refer to your device’s user manual for instruction on playing music).
To Play or Pause music press the SNOOZE button (4)
To Skip to the Next song press the NEXT / MINUTE button (7)
To Skip to the Previous song press the PREV / HOUR button (6)
NOTE: All Playback controls (Play, Pause, Skip + / -, etc.) can also be controlled directly on
your
Bluetooth device.
LISTENING TO RADIO
1. Press the FUNC
TION button (1) repeatedly until the LED Display shows a FM Radio
frequency (such as “93.3” or “103.3”).
2. To listen to AM Radio simply press the FUNCTION button (1) until the LED Display
shows an AM Radio frequency (such as “880” or “1040”).
3. To change to a different Radio Station (Frequency) press the NEXT / MINUTE button (7)
to tune to a higher numbered station, or press the PREV / HOUR button (6) to tune to a
lower numbered station.
• TIPS FOR BEST RECEPTION
o The AM & FM antennas are bu
ilt-in to the cab
inet of this player. To improve
reception of radio stations simply move the entire player to another location
until reception improves.
RADIO PRESETS
This Alarm Clock can
store 10-FM & 10-AM radio stations in the Preset memory. To store
preset stations follow the steps below.
1. Use the NEXT / MINUTE (7) or PREV / HOUR (6) buttons to tune to the desired radio
station.
2. Press & hold the CLOCK / MEMORY button (2) until “P01” flashes on the LED Display.
3. Use the NEXT / MINUTE (7) or PREV / HOUR (6) buttons to choose which preset
(P01 – P10) you wish to use for the current Radio Station.
4. Press the CLOCK / MEMORY button (2) to se
t the current Rad
io Station to the selected
preset shown on the LED Display.
5. Repeat steps 1-4 to set additional presets into the memory.
To tune directly to your Radio Presets simply press the CLOCK / MEMORY button (2)
repeatedly to cycle through the Presets stored in the memory.
NOTE: Some buttons have multiple functions based
on if the function requires a
“Press” (Press & Immediately Release the button) command or a “Press & Hold”
(Press & Hold the button for 1-2 second
s) command.
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