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5.2.2 Adjusting the Radio Volume

Turn the volume dial clockwise to turn the radio on and control the volume.

5.2.3 Tuning Stations

1. Select AM, FM or WB (weather band) channel with the band selector switch. Fully extend the

telescopic antenna for better reception.

2. Adjust the volume with the VOLUME control.

3. Tune stations with the TUNE knob. The WB does not require tuning, and will lock onto the

strongest weather band frequency in your area. The green TUNE indicator light will come

on when the station selected is fully tuned.

5.3 Cell Phone and mp3/mp4 Operation

Because cell phone batteries vary in their current ratings, we cannot specify charging rates or usage

time. 10 to 15 minutes of cranking may result in 1 or more minute of talk-time, but your results may

vary.

Note: Charging a mobile phone through the Phone Charger Jack is intended for emergency purpose

only. It is not intended for recharging fully a discharged battery.

significantly exceeds the battery capacity of the WR-088. Therefore, a fully charged WR-088 will only

partially charge a cell phone or mp3/mp4 device. After the battery stops charging the device, you must

begin cranking.

To charge the cell phone or music player device:

1. Set POWER/VOLUME control to OFF position.

2. Plug the cell phone charging cable into the USB Phone Charge connector, as shown in Figure

3. Plug other end of your USB cable into the cell phone's charging connector.

4. Turn the crank once to wake up the battery. If the phone does not begin charging, begin

cranking. When charging a cell phone via the USB cell phone charger, it is important to turn

the crank at least two revolutions per second, or until you see red charging LED turn on. This

is an indication that the phone is receiving enough power from the radio. Continue to crank at

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Cell phone battery capacity

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