Target TT-KR-204

TARGET TT-KR-204 5 Band Multimedia FM Radio User Manual

Model: TT-KR-204

Folasaga

The TARGET TT-KR-204 is a versatile 5-band multimedia FM radio designed for clear reception and powerful audio output. It features an integrated circuit (I.C.) receiver and a super sensitive antenna for enhanced signal capture across multiple frequency bands.

This radio offers flexible power options, operating on either 3V DC (battery power) or 220V AC (corded electric), making it suitable for both portable and home use.

O mea o lo'o i totonu

A uma ona tatala le pusa, fa'amolemole ia mautinoa o lo'o iai vaega uma:

  • TARGET TT-KR-204 5 Band Multimedia FM Radio Unit
  • Antenna tu'ufa'atasi

Note: The power cable and batteries are not included in the package and must be acquired separately.

Ua Umaview

Luma view of the TARGET TT-KR-204 5 Band Multimedia FM Radio

Ata 1: Luma view of the TARGET TT-KR-204 radio, showing the speaker grille, tuning dial, volume knob, and frequency display.

Tua view of the TARGET TT-KR-204 5 Band Multimedia FM Radio

Ata 2: Tua view of the TARGET TT-KR-204 radio, illustrating the battery compartment, AC power input, and band selector switch.

Vaega Autu:

  • Kipo leo: Controls the audio output level.
  • Fa'alogo le telefoni: Used to select desired radio frequencies.
  • Fesuiaiga o le Filifiliga o le Fa'aili: Allows switching between different frequency bands (MW, SW, FM, TV1, TV2).
  • Antenna Telescopic: Extends for improved signal reception, particularly for FM and SW bands.
  • Fofoga Fetalai: Fa'alogo leo.
  • Fa'aaliga Fa'atele: Analog display showing the current tuned frequency.
  • Power Input (AC): For connecting to a 220V AC power source.
  • Vaega ma'a: For 3V DC battery operation.

Seti

Malosiina o le Leitio:

  1. Battery Operation (3V DC):
    • Su'e le vaega o le maa i tua o le leitio.
    • Tatala le ufiufi o le maa.
    • Insert the required batteries (not included), ensuring correct polarity (+/-) as indicated inside the compartment.
    • Tapuni lelei le ufiufi o le maa.
  2. AC Power Operation (220V AC):
    • Obtain a compatible 220V AC power cable (not included).
    • Insert one end of the power cable into the AC power input port on the radio.
    • Plug the other end of the power cable into a standard 220V AC wall outlet.

Always ensure the power source matches the radio's requirements to prevent damage.

Fa'atonuga o Galuega

Galuega Fa'avae:

  1. Malosi/Pepe: The volume knob typically doubles as the power switch. Rotate it clockwise to turn the radio on and counter-clockwise until it clicks to turn it off.
  2. Fetuuna'i le Volume: Rotate the volume knob to increase or decrease the audio output.
  3. Filifilia o se Fa'aili: Use the band selector switch (located on the side or back, as shown in Figure 2) to choose your desired frequency band:
    • FM: For local FM radio stations (88-108 MHz).
    • MW (Medium Wave): For AM radio stations (550-1650 KHz).
    • SW (Short Wave): For international and long-distance broadcasts (various MHz ranges).
    • TV1/TV2: For specific TV audio broadcasts (various MHz ranges).
  4. Fa'alogo i se nofoaga:
    • Extend the telescopic antenna fully for optimal reception, especially for FM and SW bands.
    • Slowly rotate the tuning dial until you hear a clear broadcast.
    • Adjust the antenna position and length for the best signal clarity.

Fa'amalieina le Taliaina:

  • For FM and Shortwave, extend the telescopic antenna.
  • For Medium Wave (AM), the radio uses an internal ferrite bar antenna. Rotate the radio unit itself for best reception.
  • Avoid placing the radio near large metal objects, electronic devices, or concrete walls, which can interfere with reception.

Tausiga

  • Fa'amamaina: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the exterior of the radio. Do not use liquid cleaners or abrasive materials.
  • Teuina: When not in use for extended periods, remove batteries to prevent leakage and store the radio in a cool, dry place.
  • Suiga maa: Replace batteries when the sound becomes distorted or the volume decreases significantly.
  • Tausiga Antenna: Handle the telescopic antenna gently to avoid bending or breaking.

Fa'afitauli

Fa'afitauli Mafuaaga e ono tupu Fofo
No power / Radio not turning on
  • Ua mate maa pe ua le sa'o le faaofiina.
  • AC power cable not connected or faulty outlet.
  • Power switch (volume knob) not fully turned on.
  • Suia maa pe siaki le polarity.
  • Ensure AC cable is securely plugged into radio and a working outlet.
  • Rotate volume knob clockwise until it clicks.
Poor reception / Static sound
  • E le'i fa'aloaloa pe tu'u sa'o le antenna.
  • Vaivai le faailoilo i le eria.
  • Fa'alavelave mai isi masini faaeletonika.
  • Incorrect band selected.
  • Extend and adjust the telescopic antenna.
  • Try rotating the radio for MW/AM bands.
  • Move the radio away from interfering devices.
  • Ensure the correct band (FM, MW, SW, TV1, TV2) is selected.
Sound distortion (especially with AC power)
  • Issue with the internal AC-DC conversion circuit.
  • Faulty AC power supply.
  • Try operating on battery power to see if the distortion persists.
  • If distortion only occurs on AC, contact customer support for assistance.
Power input point gets heated
  • Fa'agaioiga masani (vevela teisi).
  • Overload or internal component issue (excessive heat).
  • A slight warmth is normal. If it becomes excessively hot to touch or emits a burning smell, immediately disconnect power and contact customer support.

Fa'amatalaga

Fa'aaliga Fa'amatalaga
Fa'ailoga Sini
Fa'ata'ita'iga TT-KR-204
Tekinolosi Tuner FM
Leitio Fa'aili Lagolago 5 Bands (FM, MW, SW, TV1, TV2)
Punavai Malosi Corded Electric (220V AC), Battery Powered (3V DC)
Fa'aaliga Ituaiga fa'atusa
Masini Fegalegaleai Headphone (via headphone jack, if present - not explicitly listed but common for radios)
Mea mamafa 500 g
Fuafuaga Mea 28 x 18 x 10 cm

Fa'amaonia ma Lagolago

Fa'amatalaga Fa'amaonia:

O lenei oloa e sau ma se 3-masina saisai from the date of purchase. The warranty covers manufacturing defects only. Damage caused by misuse, accidents, or unauthorized repairs is not covered under this warranty.

Defective items may be sent to the manufacturer for repair or replacement, subject to warranty terms and conditions.

Lagolago tagata fa'atau:

For service-related queries or support, please contact:

Manufacturer: MARKETED BY :MAK TECHKRAFT LLP

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