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Manual Denver CRD-505 Alarm Clock Radio

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Manual

1. Speaker

2. ALARM button (1/2)

3. < button

4. > button

5. MENU / INFO / BACK button

6. VOLUME UP button

7. VOLUME DOWN button

8. SELECT button

9. PRESET button

10. SNOOZE/ SLEEP/ DIMMER button

11. SOURCE button

12. POWER / ALARM OFF button

13. Display

14. Antenna

15. USB charging port

16. DC IN jack

Display

1. Volume

2. Alarm 1 icon

3. Alarm 2 icon

4. DAB mode

5. FM mode

6. Sleep mode / Snooze mode

7. Signal

8. Time/Frequency/Message

Listening to DAB broadcasts

1. Press the POWER button to turn the radio on.

2. Press the SOURCE button to select DAB mode. The DAB mode icon shows on the display.

** Please note that the DAB radio signal can be much weakened. This depends on the type of

terrain you’re driving in. For example, buildings, hills, mountains, etc. can make it difficult to get a

good DAB radio signal. Please check your local DAB radio provider to find out the best DAB radio

signal coverage in your country.

Scanning for DAB stations

The first time you use the radio, or if the station list is empty, the radio automatically performs a

station search.

To perform a station search manually:

1. In DAB mode, press and hold the MENU button until you see “STATION SCAN” on the display.

2. Press the SELECT button.

3. Press the < or > button to select “FULL SCAN” or “MANUAL TUNE”.

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Brand	Denver
Model	CRD-505
Category	Alarm Clock Radios
File type	PDF
File size	0.05 MB

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What do AM and PM stand for? Verified

AM stands for Ante Meridiem and indicates that the time is before midday. PM stands for Post Meridiem and indicates that the time is past midday.

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What is GMT? Verified

GMT stands for Greenwich Mean Time (sometimes called UTC, standing for Coordinated Universal Time). It is the time for the longitude 0, that passes through Greenwich near London.

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What is the difference between FM and AM? Verified

FM and AM are both forms of modulation used to transmit a signal. FM stands for Frequency Modulation and AM stands for Amplitude Modulation. AM is the oldest form of modulation. The biggest difference is that the FM signal is much stronger than the AM signal.

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