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Manual Oregon RRM 326P Alarm Clock Radio

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INTRODUCTION

Thank you for selecting the Oregon Scientific™ Dual-

Band RF Projection Clock with FM Radio. This device is

designed to give you many years of reliable service,

including the following conveniences:

• Radio-controlled calendar clock

• Rotating projection unit with vertical or horizontal

projection

• FM radio

• Sleep function

• Buzzer or radio alarm with 8-minute snooze function

•Time / alarm status projection unit

•Time zone hour offset function

• Backlight for clock

In the box, you will find:

• Clock Unit

•2 x UM-3 / AA 1.5V batteries

• 4.5V AC / DC adaptor

Keep this manual handy as you use your new product. It

contains practical step-by-step instructions, as well as

technical specifications and warnings you should know.

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

FRONT VIEW

1. SLEEP: Activate sleep function

2. SNOOZE / LIGHT: Activate 8-minute snooze function,

or backlight and projector

3. LCD display

4. TUNING

/ : Toggle up or down through radio

frequencies

5. RADIO ON / OFF: Switch radio on or off

6. Volume

/ : Increase or decrease volume

7. Projector: Projects time and alarm status

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Specifications

Brand	Oregon
Model	RRM 326P
Category	Alarm Clock Radios
File type	PDF
File size	5.3 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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