RIDGID R84085 Manuel utilisateur

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING!

READ

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS.

Failure

to

follow

all

instructions

listed

below,

may

result

in

electric

shock,

fire

and/or

serious

personal

injury.

READ

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

KEEP

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

HEED

ALL

WARNINGS

FOLLOW

ALL

INSTRUCTIONS

■

Clean

only

with

dry

cloth.

■

Do

not

block

any

ventilation

openings.

Install

in

accordance

with

the

manufacturer's

instructions.

■

Do

not

install

near

any

heat

sources

such

as

radiators,

heat

registers,

stoves,

or

other

apparatus

(including

amplifiers)

that

produce

heat.

■

Do

not

defeat

the

safety

purpose

of

the

polarized

or

grounding

-type

plug.

A

polarized

plug

has

two

blades

with

one

wider

than

the

other.

A

grounding

type

plug

has

two

blades

and

a

third

grounding

prong.

The

wide

blade

or

the

third

prong

are

provided

for

your

safety.

If

the

provided

plug

does

not

fit

into

your

outlet,

consult

an

electrician

for

replacement

of

the

obsolete

outlet.

■

Protect

the

power

cord

from

being

walked

on

or

pinched

particularly

at

plugs,

convenience

recepta-

cles,and

the

point

where

they

exit

from

the

apparatus.

■

Only

use

attachments/accessories

specified

by

the

manufacturer.

■

Unplug

this

apparatus

during

lightning

storms

or

when

unused

for

long

periods

of

time.

■

Refer

all

servicing

to

qualified service

personnel.

Servicing

is

required

when

the

apparatus

has

been

damaged

in

any

way,

such

as

power

-supply

cord

or

plug

is

damaged,

liquid

has

been

spilled

or

objects

have

fallen

into

the

apparatus,

the

apparatus

has

been

exposed

to

rain

or

moisture,

does

not

operate

normally,

or

has

been

dropped.

■

Know

your

product.

Read

operator's

manual

carefully.

Learn

its

applications

and

limitations,

as

well

as

the

specific

potential

hazards

this

product.

Following

this

rule

will

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock,

fire,

or

serious

injury.

■

Do

not

operate

products

in

explosive

atmospheres,

such

as

in

the

presence

of

flammable

liquids,

gases,

or

dust.

Products

create

sparks

which

may

ignite

the

dust

or

fumes.

■

Do

not

use

this

apparatus

near

water.

WORK

AREA

SAFETY

■

Keep

work

area

clean

and

well

lit.

Cluttered

or

dark

areas

invite

accidents.

■

Do

not

operate

battery

products

in

explosive

atmospheres,

such

as

in

the

presence

of

flammable

liquids,

gases

or

dust.

Power

tools

create

sparks

which

may

ignite

the

dust

or

fumes.

ELECTRICAL

SAFETY

■

A

battery

operated

product

with

integral

batteries

or

a

separate

battery

pack

must

be

recharged

only

with

the

specified

charger

for

the

battery.

A

charger

that

may

be

suitable

for

one

type

of

battery

may

create

a

risk

of

fire

when

used

with

another

battery.

■

Use

battery

operated

product

only

with

specifically

designated

battery

pack.

Use

of

any

other

batteries

may

create

a

risk

of

fire.

■

Use

this

product

onlywith

batteries

and

chargers

listed

in

tool/appliance/battery

pack/charger

correlation

supplement

988000-302.

■

WARNING:

To

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock,

do

not

expose

to

water

or

rain

when

connected

by

the

power

cord.

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire

or

electrical

shock,

only

use

with

battery

power

in

damp

or

wet

locations.

PERSONAL

SAFETY

■

Do

not

use

on

a

ladder

or

unstable

support.

Stable

footing

on

a

solid

surface

enables

better

control

of

the

product

in

unexpected

situations.

■

Do

not

use

the

radio

to

listen

to

music

or

other

audio

programs

while

operating

machinery.

Doing

so

may

cause

distractions

that

could

result

in

serious

personal

injury.

■

This

radio

is

capable

of

producing

sound

levels

that

can

be

dangerous

to

long-term

hearing.

Listening

to

music

at

high

volume

for

any

period

of

time

may

cause

noise

-induced

hearing

loss.

The

higher

the

volume,

the

less

time

required

before

your

hearing

may

be affected.

PRODUCT

USE

AND

CARE

■

When

battery

pack

is

not

in

use,

keep

it

away

from

other

metal

objects

like:

paper

clips,

coins,

keys,

nails,

screws,

or

other

small

metal

objects

that

can

make

a

connection

from

one

terminal

to

another.

Shorting

the

battery

terminals

together

may

cause

sparks,

burns,

or

a

fire.

■

Keep

the

radio

and

its

handle

dry,

clean

and

free

from

oil

and

grease.

Always

use

a

clean

cloth

when

cleaning.

Never

use

brake

fluids,

gasoline,

petroleum

-

based

products,

or

any

strong

solvents

to

clean

the

radio.

Following

this

rule

will

reduce

the

risk

of

loss

of

control

and

deterioration

of

the

enclosure

plastic.

2

-English

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

■

Battery

products

do

not

have

to

be

plugged

into

an

electrical

outlet;

therefore,

they

are

always

in

operating

condition.

Be

aware

of

possible

hazards

when

not

using

your

battery

product

or

when

changing

accessories.

Following

this

rule

will

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock,

fire,

or

serious

personal

injury.

■

Do

not

place

battery

products

or

their

batteries

near

fire

or

heat.

This

will

reduce

the

risk

of

explosion

and

possibly

injury.

■

Do

not

crush,

drop

or

damage

battery

pack.

Do

not

use

a

battery

pack

or

charger

that

has

been

dropped

or

received

a

sharp

blow.

A

damaged

battery

is

subject

to

explosion.

Properly

dispose

of

a

dropped

or

damaged

battery

immediately.

■

Batteries

can

explode

in

the

presence

of

a

source

of

ignition,

such

as

a

pilot

light.

To

reduce

the

risk

of

serious

personal

injury,

never

use

any

cordless

product

in

the

presence

of

open

flame.

An

exploded

battery

can

propel

debris

and

chemicals.

If

exposed,

flush

with

water

immediately.

■

Do

not

charge

battery

product

in

a

damp

or

wet

location.

Following

this

rule

will

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock.

■

Do

not

charge

battery

tool

in

a

damp

or

wet

location.

Do

not

use,

store,

or

charge

battery

packs

or

products

in

locations

where

the

temperature

is

less

than

50°F

or

more

than

100°F.

Do

not

store

outside

or

in

vehicles.

■

Under

extreme

usage

or

temperature

conditions,

battery

leakage

may

occur.

If

liquid

comes

in

contact

with

your

skin,

wash

immediately

with

soap

and

water.

If

liquid

gets

into

your

eyes,

flush

them

with

clean

water

for

at

least

10

minutes,

then

seek

immediate

medical

attention.

Following

this

rule

will

reduce

the

risk

of

serious

personal

injury.

■

To

reduce

the

risk

of

personal

injury

and

electric

shock,

the

product

should

not

be

played

with

or

placed

where

small

children

can

reach

it.

SERVICE

■

If

the

power

supply

cord

is

damaged,

it

must

be

replaced

only

by

the

manufacturer

or

by

an

authorized

service

center

to

avoid

risk.

■

When

servicing

a

product,

use

only

identical

replacement

parts.

Follow

instructions

in

the

Maintenance

section

of

this

manual.

Use

of

unauthorized

parts

or

failure

to

follow

Maintenance

instructions

may

create

a

risk

of

shock

or

injury.

■

Save

these

instructions.

Refer

to

them

frequently

and

use

them

to

instruct

others

who

may

use

this

product.

If

you

loan

someone

this

product,

loan

them

these

instruc-

tions

also.

3

-English

SAFETY

RULES

FOR

CHARGER

WARNING!

READ

AND

UNDERSTAND

ALL

INSTRUCTIONS.

Failure

to

follow

all

instructions

listed

below,

may

result

in

electric

shock,

fire

and/or

serious

personal

injury.

■

Before

using

charger,

read

all

instructions

and

cautionary

markings

in

this

manual,

on

charger,

battery,

and

product

using

battery

to

prevent

misuse

of

the

products

and

possible

injury

or

damage.

WARNING:

Charge

only

one

lithium

-ion

rechargeable

battery

at

a

time.

Other

types

of

batteries

may

burst,

causing

personal

injury,

fire,

or

damage.

For

compatible

battery

packs

see

tool/appliance/battery

pack/

charger

correlation

supplement

988000-302.

■

Do

not

use

charger

outdoors

or

expose

to

wet

or

damp

conditions.

Water

entering

charger

will

increase

the

risk

of

electric

shock.

■

Use

of

an

attachment

not

recommended

or

sold

by

the

battery

charger

manufacturer

may

result

in

a

risk

of

fire,

electric

shock,

or

injury

to

persons.

Following

this

rule

will

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock,

fire,

or

serious

personal

injury.

■

Do

not

abuse

cord

or

charger.

Never

use

the

cord

to

carry

the

charger.

Do

not

pull

the

charger

cord

rather

than

the

plug

when

disconnecting

from

receptacle.

Damage

to

the

cord

or

charger

could

occur

and

create

an

electric

shock

hazard.

Replace

damaged

cords

immediately.

■

Make

sure

cord

is

located

so

that

it will

not

be

stepped

on,

tripped

over,

come

in

contact

with

sharp

edges

or

moving

parts

or

otherwise

subjected

to

damage

or

stress.

This

will

reduce

the

risk

of

accidental

falls,

which

could

cause

injury,

and

damage

to

the

cord,

which

could

result

in

electric

shock.

■

Keep

cord

and

charger

away

from

heat

to

prevent

damage

to

housing

or

internal

parts.

■

Do

not

let

gasoline,

oils,

petroleum

-based

products,

etc.

come

in

contact

with

plastic

parts.

They

contain

chemicals

that

can

damage,

weaken,

or

destroy

plastic.

■

Always

wear

eye

protection

with

side

shields

marked

to

comply

with

ANSI

287.1.

Failure

to

do

so

could

result

in

objects

being

thrown

into

your

eyes

resulting

in

possible

serious

injury.

■

An

extension

cord

should

not

be

used

unless

absolutely

necessary.

Use

of

improper

extension

cord

could

result

in

a

risk

of

fire

and

electric

shock.

If

extension

cord

must

be

used,

make

sure:

a.

That

pins

on

plug

of

extension

cord

are

the

same

number,

size

and

shape

as

those

of

plug

on

charger.

b.

That

extension

cord

is

properly

wired

and

in

good

electrical

condition;

and

c.

That

wire

size

is

large

enough

for

AC

ampere

rating

of

charger

as

specified

below:

Cord

Length

(Feet)

25'

50'

100'

Cord

Size

(AWG)

16 16

16

NOTE:

AWG

=American

Wire

Gauge

■

Do

not

operate

charger

with

a

damaged

cord

or

plug,

which

could

cause

shorting

and

electric

shock.

If

damaged,

have

the

charger

replaced

by

an

authorized

serviceman.

■

Do

not

operate

charger

if

it

has

received

a

sharp

blow,

been

dropped,

or

otherwise

damaged

in

any

way.

Take

it

to

an

authorized

serviceman

for

electrical

check

to

determine

if

the

charger

is

in

good

working

order.

■

Do

not

disassemble

charger.

Take

it

to

an

authorized

serviceman

when

service

or

repair

is

required.

Incorrect

reassembly

may

result

in

a

risk

of

electric

shock

or

fire.

■

Unplug

charger

from

outlet

before

attempting

any

maintenance

or

cleaning

to

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock.

■

Disconnect

charger

from

the

power

supply

when

not

in

use.

This

will

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock

or

damage

to

the

charger

if

metal

items

should

fall

into

the

opening.

It

also

will

help

prevent

damage

to

the

charger

during

a

power

surge.

■

Risk

of

electric

shock.

Do

not

touch

un-insulated

portion

of

output

connector

or

un-insulated

battery

terminal.

■

Save

these

instructions.

Refer

to

them

frequently

and

use

them

to

instruct

others

who

may

use

this

tool.

If

you

loan

someone

this

tool,

loan

them

these

instructions

also

to

prevent

misuse

of

the

product

and

possible

injury.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

1.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

-

DANGER:

TO

REDUCE

RISK

OF

FIRE

OR

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

CAREFULLY

FOLLOW

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS.

This

manual

contains

important

safety

and

operating

instructions

for

radio/charger

R84085.

2.

Before

using

battery

charger,

read

all

instructions

and

cautionary

markings

on

battery

charger,

battery,

and

product

using

battery.

3.

~

CAUTION:

To

reduce

the

risk

of

injury,

charge

only

lithium

-ion

rechargeable

batteries.

Other

types

of

batteries

may

burst,

causing

personal

injury

or

damage.

4

-English

SYMBOLS

The

following

signal

words

and

meanings

are

intended

to

explain

the

levels

of

risk

associated

with

this

product.

SYMBOL

SIGNAL

MEANING

A

DANGER:

Indicates

a

hazardous

situation,

which,

if

not

avoided,

will

result

in

death

or

serious

injury.

A

WARNING:

Indicates

a

hazardous

situation,

which,

if

not

avoided,

could

result

in

death

or

serious

injury.

A

CAUTION:

Indicates

a

hazardous

situation,

that,

if

not

avoided,

may

result

in

minor

or

moderate

injury.

NOTICE:

(Without

Safety

Alert

Symbol)

Indicates

information

considered

important,

but

not

a

potential

injury

(e.g.

messages

relating

to

property

damage).

Some

of

the

following

symbols may

be

used

on

this

product.

Please

study

them

and

learn

their

meaning.

Proper

inter-

pretation

of

these

symbols

will

allow

you

to

operate

the

product

better

and

safer.

SYMBOL

NAME

DESIGNATION/EXPLANATION

A

Safety

Alert

Indicates

a

potential

personal

injury

hazard.

,_

Read

Operator's

Manual

To

reduce

the

risk

of

injury,

user

must

read

and

understand

opera-

tor's

manual

before

using

this

product.

O

Eye

Protection

Always

wear

eye

protection

with

side

shields

marked

to

comply

with

ANSI

287.1.

©

Electric

Shock

Alert

Indicates

uninsulated

material

within

the

unit

that

may

cause

electrical

shock.

Do

not

remove

product

covering.

Wet

Conditions

Alert

Do

not

expose

to

rain

or

use

in

damp

locations.

P""`f

~-

'

~~~

Recycle

Symbol

This

product

uses

lithium

-ion

(Li

-ion)

batteries.

Local,

state

or

federal

laws

may

prohibit

disposal

of

batteries

in

ordinary

trash.

Consult

your

local

waste

authority

for

information

regarding

available

recycling

and/or

disposal

options.

V

Volts

Voltage

A

Amperes

Current

Hz

Hertz

Frequency

(cycles

per

second)

W

Watt

Power

min

Minutes

Time

Direct

Current

Type

or

a

characteristic

of

current

'~.

Alternating

Current

Type

of

current

~

Class

II

Tool

Double

-insulated

construction

5

-English

ELECTRICAL

DOUBLE

INSULATION

Double

insulation

is

a

concept

in

safety

in

electric

products,

which

eliminates

the

need

forthe

usual

three

-wire

grounded

power

cord.

All

exposed

metal

parts

are

isolated

from

ener-

gized

internal

components

with

protecting

insulation.

WARNING:

The

double

insulated

system

is

intended

to

protect

the

user

from

shock

resulting

from

a

break

in

the

product's

internal

wiring.

Observe

all

normal

safety

precautions

to

avoid

electrical

shock.

NOTE:

Servicing

of

a

product

with

double

insulation

requires

extreme

care

and

knowledge

of

the

system

and

should

be

performed

only

by

a

qualified

service

technician.

For

service,

we

suggest

you

return

the

product

to

your

nearest

authorized

service

center

for

repair.

Always

use

original

factory

replace-

ment

parts

when

servicing.

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTION

This

product

should

be

connected

to

a

power

supply

that

is

120

volts,

AC

only

(normal

household

current),

60

Hz.

Do

not

operate

this

product

on

direct

current

(DC)

through

the

power

cord.

If

the

product

does

not

operate

when

plugged

into

an

outlet,

double-check

the

power

supply.

EXTENSION

CORDS

When

using

a

product

at

a

considerable

distance

from

a

power

source,

be

sure

to

use

an

extension

cord

that

has

the

capacity

to

handle

the

current

the

product

will

draw.

An

undersized

cord

will

cause

a

drop

in

line

voltage,

resulting

in

overheating

and

loss

of

power.

Use

the

chart

to

determine

the

minimum

wire

size

required

in

an

extension

cord.

Only

ASSEMBLY

round

jacketed

cords

listed

by

Underwriter's

Laboratories

(UL)

should

be

used.

When

using

this

product

outdoors,

use

an

extension

cord

that

is

designed

for

outside

use.

This

type

of

cord

is

designated

with

"WA"

or

"W"

on

the

cord's

jacket.

Before

using

any

extension

cord,

inspect

it

for

loose

or

exposed

wires

and

cut

or

worn

insulation.

"Ampere

rating

(on

product

data

plate)

0-2.0

2.1-3.4

3.5-5.0

5.1-7.0

7.1-12.0

12.1-16.0

Cord

Length

Wire

Size

(A.W.G.)

25'

i6

16 16 16

14

50'

16 16 16

14

12

100'

16 16

14

12

10

"Used

on

12

gauge

-

20

amp

circuit.

NOTE:

AWG

=American

Wire

Gauge

WARNING:

Keep

the

extension

cord

clear

of

the

working

area.

Position

the

cord

so

that

it

will

not

get

caught

on

lumber,

tools,

or

other

obstructions

while

you

are

working

with

this

product.

Failure

to

do

so

can

result

in

serious

personal

injury.

WARNING:

Check

extension

cords

before

each

use.

If

dam-

aged

replace

immediately.

Never

use

a

product

with

a

damaged

cord

since

touching

the

damaged

area

could

cause

electrical

shock

resulting

in

seri-

ous

injury.

WARNING:

Do

not

use

this

product

if

it

is

not

completely

assembled

or

if

any

parts

appear

to

be

missing

or

damaged.

Use

of

a

product

that

is

not

properly

and

completely

assembled

or

with

damaged

or

missing

parts

could

result

in

serious

personal

injury.

WARNING:

Do

not

attempt

to

modify

this

product

or

create

accessories

or

attachments

not

recommended

for

use

with

this

product.

Any

such

alteration

or

modification

is

misuse

and

could

result

in

a

hazardous

condition

leading

to

possible

serious

personal

injury.

If

any

parts

are

damaged

or

missing,

please

call

1-866-539-1710

for

assistance.

6

-English

OPERATION

WARNING:

Do

not

allow

familiarity

with

this

product

to

make

you

careless.

Remember

that

a

careless

fraction

of

a

second

is

sufficient

to

inflict

serious

injury.

WARNING:

Always

remove

the

battery

pack

from

the

product

and

disconnect

the

AC

power

cord

when

you

are

assembling

parts,

cleaning,

or

when

not

in

use.

Removing

these

energy

sources

will

prevent

acci-

dental

starting

that

could

cause

serious

personal

injury.

WARNING:

The

radio

is

not

waterproof.

Do

not

submerge

in

liquid.

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire

or

electrical

shock,

only

use

with

battery

power

in

damp

or

wet

loca-

tions.

Failure

to

heed

this

warning

could

result

in

serious

personal

injury.

NOTICE;

Always

refer

to

the

manual

for

any

device

recom-

mended

for

use

as

an

attachment

or

accessory.

Proper

use

of

any

device,

when

attached

to

the

jobsite

radio,

is

the

sole

responsibility

of

the

opera-

tor.

Improper

use

may

damage

the

device

or

the

product.

APPLICATIONS

You

may

use

this

product

for

the

following

purposes:

■

Listening

to

AM/FM

radio,

MP3

players,

CD

players,

and

other

audio

devices;

charging

USB-capable

devices

■

Charging

compatible

RIDGID®18

Volt

battery

packs

AC

CORD

The

AC

cord

can

connect

the

radio

to

a

power

supply

when

a

battery

is

not

available.

AUSB-compatible

device

can

be

charged

in

the

radio

when

the

AC

cord

or

battery

pack

is

powering

the

radio.

Always

turn

the

radio

off

before

disconnecting

it

from

the

power

source.

REPLACING

CLOCK/MEMORY

AAA

BATTERIES

See

Figure

1,

page

15.

Two

AAA

batteries

are

preinstalled

in

the

radio.

Before

first

use,

locate

and

remove

the

pull

tab

to

activate

the

batteries.

It

is

advisable

to

write

down

frequency

presets

before

replacing

the

AAA

batteries.

There

is

a

15

-second

time

frame

for

replacing

the

AAA

batteries.

If

the

batteries

are

not

replaced

within

15

seconds,

the

radio

will

lose

all

settings

previously

stored

in

memory,

and

they

will

require

reprogramming.

Always

use

new

alkaline

batteries

for

replacement.

■

Loosen

the

screw

in

the

battery

door.

Remove

door

and

set

aside.

■

Install

two

new

AAA

batteries

according

to

polarity

indicators

inside

the

battery

compartment.

■

Replace

the

battery

door

and

tighten

screw

to

secure.

NOTE:

The

radio

fuse

is

also

located

in

this

battery

compart-

ment.

For

details

on

replacing

the

fuse,

see

Changing

Radio

Fuse

in

the

Maintenance

section

of

this

manual.

INSTALLING/REMOVING

BATTERY

PACK

See

Figure

2,

page

15.

To

install

battery

pack:

■

Insert

the

battery

pack

into

the

product

as

shown.

■

Make

sure

the

latches

on

the

battery

pack

snap

into

place

and

the

battery

pack

is

secured

to

the

radio

before

beginning

operation.

NOTE:

Leaving

the

battery

pack

connected

for

long

periods

of

time

will

drain

the

battery

pack.

Always

disconnect

battery

pack

after

use.

To

remove

battery

pack:

■

Depress

the

latches

on

both

sides

to

release

the

battery

pack

from

the

radio.

NOTE:

Always

remove

battery

pack

from

radio

when

not

in

use.

NOTE:

If

battery

pack

is

installed

when

AC

cord

is

not

plugged

in,

battery

pack

will

discharge.

For

instructions

on

charging

a

battery

pack,

see

Charging

a

Battery

later

in

this

section.

For

complete

charging

instructions,

see

the

operator's

manu-

als

for

your

battery

pack

and

charger.

FOLD

-DOWN

ROTATABLE

FLEXIBLE

ANTENNA

(FM

ONLY)

See

Figure

3,

page

15.

To

decrease

interference

or

electrical

noise,

rotate

the

antenna

or

move

the

radio

to

a

higher

elevation.

The

antenna

folds

down

and

out

of

the

way

when

not

in

use.

WIRE

-STYLE

FM

ANTENNA

(OPTIONAUNOT

INCLUDED/FM

ONLY)

See

Figure

3,

page

15.

The

radio

has

a

connection

point

for

a

standard

wire

-style

antenna

for

improving

indoor

FM

reception.

For

best

results,

use

a

simple

1

-meter

(39.4

in.)

length

of

22

AWG

stranded

or

solid

copper

wire.

If

the

wire

is

insulated,

strip

one

end

to

expose

at

least

1/2

in.

of

the

conductor.

7

-English

OPERATION

To

attach

awire-style

antenna,

loosen

the

single

screw

in

the

center

of

the

connector

and

insert

the

stripped

end

of

the

antenna

wire

into

one

side

of

the

connector.

Tighten

the

screw.

LCD

DISPLAY

See

Figure

4,

page

15.

NOTE:

The

illustrations

of

the

LCD

display

shown

in

this

manual

are

only

examples

of

the

frequencies

you

may

see

on

your

radio

and

are

not

the

exact

frequencies

that

you

may

choose

to

listen

to.

When

the

radio

is

not

connected

to

a

power

supply,

the

LCD

display

will

remain

off.

If

the

radio

is

connected

to

a

power

supply

and

in

the

ON

position,

LEDs

will

light

the

display.

You

can

view

the

time,

frequency,

and

settings

in

use

on

the

LCD

display.

NOTE:

Always

disconnect

battery

packs

after

use

to

prevent

draining

the

battery

pack.

NOTICE;

In

addition

to

the

physical

methods

described

in

the

sections

that

follow,

many

of

the

features

of

this

radio

can

also

be

controlled

using

the

RIDGID®

Radio

app.

For

details

on

installing

and

using

the

app,

see

Using

the

RIDGID®Radio

App

On

Your

BLUETOOTH®

Enabled

Device

on

page

10.

ON/OFFNOLUME

See

Figure

4,

page

15.

Push

the

ON/OFFNOLUME

knob

to

turn

the

radio

ON

or

OFF.

NOTE:

When

using

DC

power

only,

you

may

need

to

keep

the

button

pressed

for

up

to

3

seconds

before

the

radio

will

start.

If

this

happens,

replace

the

radio's

AAA

batteries.

To

increase

the

volume:

turn

the

ON/OFFNOLUME

knob

to

the

right.

To

decrease

the

volume:

turn

the

ON/OFFNOLUME

knob

to

the

left.

To

help

preserve

battery

power,

the

radio

will

automatically

enter

sleep

mode

approximately

1

hour

after

it

is

turned

off.

To

exit

sleep

mode

and

restart

the

radio,

you

must

use

the

ON/OFFNOLUME

knob

on

the

radio.

SETTING

THE

CLOCK

See

Figure

4,

page

15.

When

the

time

is

set,

it

will

appear

on

the

LCD

display

by

default

whenever

the

radio

is

on.

To

set

the

clock:

■

Press

the

CLOCK

button

and

hold

for

3

seconds

until

clock

begins

to

blink.

■

Press

and

release

the

CLOCK

button

to

scroll

through

the

hour,

minute,

and

12-hour/24-hour

settings.

■

While

each

setting

is

highlighted,

use

the

arrow

buttons

to adjust

as

desired.

■

Once

the

desired

time

and

12-hour/24-hour

setting

has

been

entered,

press

the

CLOCK

button

again

to

set.

NOTE:

Once

the

time

has

been

set,

pressing

the

CLOCK

button

will

cause

the

radio

frequency

to

show

briefly

before

returning

to

the

clock

display.

MODE

SELECTION

See

Figure

4,

page

15.

Press

the

MODE

button

to

cycle

through

available

modes.

There

are

four

modes

to

choose

from:

■

FM

mode

■

AM

mode

■

AUX:

For

the

3.5

mm

input

jack

located

inside

the

phone

storage

compartment

■

BLUETOOTH®:

Listening

to

audio

from

BLUETOOTH®

capable

devices

NOTE:

This

mode

can

also

be

accessed

directly

by

using

the

~

button.

When

turned

on,

the

radio

will

return

to

the

last

mode

that

was

used

if

the

AC

power

cord

or

battery

was

not

disconnected.

In

the

event

all

power

is

lost

to

the

radio,

the

display

will

default

to

FM

mode.

STEREO/MONO

(FM

MODE

ONLY)

See

Figure

4,

page

15.

STEREO

will

automatically

be

displayed

on

the

LCD

screen

when

the

radio

is

in

stereo

mode

and

the

selected

FM

station

is

broadcasting

in

FM

stereo.

AM/FM

TUNING

See

Figure

4,

page

15.

The

left

and

right

arrow

buttons

and

the

MODE

button

are

used

to

tune

to

the

desired

radio

frequency.

The

selected

frequency

is

displayed

on

the

LCD.

■

Press

the

MODE

button

until

AM

or

FM

is

highlighted.

■

Press

and

release

the

left

arrow

button

to

tune

to

a

lower

frequency.

Press

and

release

the

right

arrow

button

to

tune

to

a

higher

frequency.

Briefly

push

either

button

(not

press

and

hold)

to

tune

one

frequency

step

at

a

time.

■

To

SEEK,

press

and

hold

desired

arrow

button

for

3

sec-

onds

to

tune

to

the

with

clear

reception.

■

To

SCAN,

press

and

hold

both

arrow

buttons

for

3

sec-

onds

to

scan

through

all

the

frequencies

with

clear

reception.

NOTE:

When

scanning,

the

radio

will

stop

on

frequencies

with

clear

reception

for

three

seconds

before

continuing

to

the

frequency.

Press

PRESETS

to

stop

scanning

and

select

a

frequency.

If

no

frequency

is

selected,

the

radio

will

return

to

the

frequency

that

was

displayed

when

the

scan

was

started.

8

-English

OPERATION

STORING

A

PRESET

IN

MEMORY

See

Figure

4,

page

15.

The

memory

feature

saves

up

to

20

frequencies

as

presets

in

the

radio's

memory.

You

can

save

10

frequencies

in

FM

mode

and

10

in

AM

mode.

To

store

a

frequency

in

memory:

■

Tune

to

the

frequency

you

want

to

save.

■

Press

and

hold

the

PRESET

button

for

3

seconds.

A

memory

location

number

will

blink

on

and

off.

■

Press

either

arrow

button

to

scroll

through

the

preset

positions.

■

Press

the

PRESET

button

to

store

the

frequency

in

the

selected

memory

location.

To

recall

a

preset

frequency:

■

Press

the

PRESET

button

and

quickly

release

to

cycle

through

stored

frequencies.

TONE

SELECTION

See

Figure

4,

page

15.

■

Press

the

SOUND

button

to

enter

bass

adjust

mode.

■

Adjust

the

bass

setting

using

the

volume

knob.

■

Press

the

SOUND

button

to

save

the

new

bass

setting

and

enter

treble

adjust

mode.

■

Adjust

the

treble

setting

using

the

volume

knob.

■

Press

the

SOUND

button

to

save

the

new

treble

setting

and

return

to

original

operating

mode.

STREAMING

AUDIO

USING

A

BLUETOOTH°

ENABLED

DEVICE

(NOT

INCLUDED)

See

Figures

4

-

5,

pages

15

-

16.

■

Press

the

~

button

to

enter

BLUETOOTH®

mode.

You

can

also

enter

BLUETOOTH®

mode

by

pressing

the

MODE

button

to

cycle

through

available

modes

until

'B

is

highlighted.

NOTE:

The

radio

will

automatically

attempt

to

connect

to

the

last

device

it

was

paired

to.

If

no

device

has

been

previously

paired,

~

will

automatically

begin

blinking.

■

Setyourdevicetosearch/scan

for

availableBLUET00TH®

signals,

then

select

"STRM—RIDGID

Charge

Radio"

from

the

list.

No

password

or

is

required

for

connection.

■

When

the

device

has

successfully

paired

with

the

radio,

you

will

hear

an

audible

tone

and

~

will

stop

blinking.

NOTE:

If

the

radio

does

not

pair

with

your

device,

turn

the

power

to

the

radio

off,

wait

5

seconds,

then

turn

the

power

back

on

and

start

the

pairing

process

again.

■

When

streaming

audio

from

a

BLUETOOTH®

enabled

device,

press

the

arrow

buttons

on

the

radio

to

go

to

the

Press

the

PRESET

button

to

cycle

between

pausing

and

playing

the

audio.

NOTE:

These

controls

may

not

be

supported

by

the

BLUETOOTH®

device

and/or

streaming

application

you

are

using.

■

To

reach

maximum

volume

when

controlling

the

sound

using

the

radio's

volume

knob,

make

sure

the

volume

on

your

device

is

also

at

the

maximum

setting.

■

To

disconnect

the

current

device

to

allow

connection

to

another

BLUETOOTH®

enabled

device,

press

and

hold

the

~

button

for

3

seconds.

When

~

begins

to

blink,

the

radio

is

ready

to

pair.

AUXILIARY

MODE

See

Figures

6

-

7,

page

16.

The

jobsite

radio

can

be

used

as

an

amplifier

for

your

MP3

player,

CD

player,

smartphone,

tablet,

and

other

music

devices.

To

use

the

auxiliary

mode:

■

Press

the

MODE

button

to

select

AUX

mode.

■

Connect

the

included

auxiliary

cable

to

your

external

device.

■

Connect

the

other

end

of

the

auxiliary

cable

to

the

AUX

jack

located

on

the

side

of

the

radio.

NOTE:

If

the

connected

device

is

small

enough,

it

can

be

stored

in

the

frame

opening

where

the

AUX

jack

is

located.

For

larger

devices,

the

device

can

be

placed

on

top

of

the

radio

beneath

the

carrying

handle.

■

The

external

device

must

be

ON

and

in

PLAY

mode

for

sound

to

be

heard

through

the

speakers.

■

All

external

device

controls

can

be

used

normally

while

connected

to

the

radio.

NOTE:

Volume

for

any

device

connected

through

the

auxiliary

connector

can

be

adjusted

using

the

volume

control

for

that

device

and/or

with

the

volume

knob

on

the

radio.

■

Turning

the

radio

OFF

will

NOT

turn

the

external

device

OFF.

■

The

auxiliary

cable

DOES

NOT

provide

charging

function.

■

For

complete

operating

instructions

for

all

external

de-

vices,

always

refer

to

the

manual

that

was

included

with

your

model.

USB

DEDICATED

CHARGING

PORT

See

Figures

6

and

8,

page

16.

The

USB

dedicated

charging

port

provides

charging

power

of

up

to

1

Amp

for

your

cell

phone,

MP3

player,

tablet,

or

other

USB

devices.

NOTICE:

Attempting

to

charge

devices

rated

more

than

1

Amp

could

damage

the

USB

dedicated

charging

port

and/or

the

device.

■

Connect

one

end

of

a

USB

cable

(not

provided)

to

your

USB

device.

■

Connect

the

other

end

of

the

USB

cable

to

the

USB

dedicated

charging

port

to

begin

charging

the

device.

9

-English

OPERATION

NOTE:

The

USB

dedicated

charging

port

provides

power

only;

it

does

not

provide

any

communication

capabilities.

■

When

the

radio

is

operating

on

battery

power,

the

USB

dedicated

charging

port

will

continue

to

function

for

ap-

proximately

1

hour

after

turning

the

radio

OFF.

If

the

radio

remains

inactive

after

this

time,

charging

will

stop.

Turn

the

radio

on

to

resume

operation.

USING

THE

RIDGID®

RADIO

APP

ON

YOUR

BLUETOOTH®

ENABLED

DEVICE

See

Figure

9,

page

16.

Installing

the

RIDGID®

Radio

app

on

your

BLUETOOTH®

enabled

device

allows

you

to

control

many

of

the

radio's

functions

from

your

device.

NOTE:

For

enhanced

BLUETOOTH®performance,

place

the

radio

on

an

elevated

surface.

■

From

the

App

store

on

your

BLUETOOTH®

enabled

de-

vice,

locate

and

install

the

RIDGID®

Radio

app.

■

Open

the

app.

The

device

will

automatically

pair.

NOTE:

If

the

device

does

not

pair

automatically:

•

Close

the

app.

•

Hold

the

~

button

on

the

radio

for

3

seconds

to

unpair

all

BLUETOOTH®signals,

then

reopen

the

app.

•

If

pairing

still

doesn't

work,

turn

off

the

radio

for

2

min-

utes,

then

close

and

reopen

the

app.

■

Press

the

menu

icon

in

the

top

left

corner

of

the

screen.

This

will

show

you

the

available

features

that

can

be

controlled

through

the

app.

■

If

your

BLUETOOTH®connection

is

lost

for

any

reason,

press

the

Reconnect

button

on

the

RIDGID®

Radio

app

or

close

and

reopen

the

app.

NOTE:

Pairing

the

device

to

work

with

the

app

allows

the

app

to

control

the

radio,

but

does

NOT

set

up

the

radio

for

streaming

audio.

To

stream

audio,

you

need

to

connect

to

the

radio

as

described

in

Streaming

Audio

Using

a

BLUETOOTH®

Enabled

Device

(Not

Included).

CHARGING

A

BATTERY

See

Figures

10

-

11,

pages

16

-

17.

Battery

packs

are

shipped

in

a

low

charge

condition

to

prevent

possible

problems.

Therefore,

you

should

charge

them

before

first

use.

If

the

radio/charger

does

not

charge

your

battery

pack

under

normal

circumstances,

return

both

the

battery

pack

and

radio/charger

to

your

nearest

repair

center

for

electrical

check.

Charge

time

is

approximately

1

hour

for

2.0

Ah

battery

packs,

and

is

dependent

upon

the

type

of

battery

pack.

■

Make

sure

the

power

supply

is

normal

household

voltage,

120

volts,

AC

only,

60

Hz.

■

Connect

the

radio/charger

to

a

power

supply.

NOTE:

If

the

power

supply

is

not

connected,

an

installed

battery

will

discharge

rather

than

charge.

■

Attach

the

battery

pack

to

the

radio/charger

as

previously

described.

■

Do

not

place

the

radio/charger

in

an

area

of

extreme

heat

or

cold.

It

will

work

best

at

normal

room

temperature.

■

The

battery

pack

may

become

slightly

warm

to

the

touch

while

charging.

This

is

normal

and

does

not

indicate

a

problem.

■

After

charging

is

complete,

the

green

LED

will

flash

on/

off

continuouslywhile

the

radio/charger

is

in

Maintenance

Mode.

■

After

completing

Maintenance

Mode,

the

green

LED

will

remain

on.

This

indicates

the

battery

is

fully

charged

and

the

radio/charger

is

in

Energy

Save

Mode.

■

Radio/charger

will

periodically

wake

from

Energy

Save

Mode

to

ensure

the

battery

pack

remains

in

a

fully

charged

state.

■

When

the

battery

pack

is

fully

charged,

remove

it

from

the

radio/charger.

CHARGING

A

HOT

BATTERY

PACK

When

using

a

tool

continuously,

the

battery

pack

may

become

hot.

A

hot

battery

pack

may

be

placed

directly

into

the

charger

port

but

charging

will

not

begin

until

the

battery

temperature

cools

to

within

acceptable

temperature

range.

When

a

hot

battery

pack

is

placed

in

the

radio/charger,

the

red

LED

will

begin

flashing

and

the

green LED

will

be

off.

When

the

battery

pack

cools,

the

radio/charger

will

automatically

begin

charging.

CHARGING

A

COLD

BATTERY

PACK

A

cold

battery

pack

may

be

placed

directly

into

the

charger

port

but

charging

will

not

begin

until

the

battery

temperature

warms

to

within

acceptable

temperature

range.

When

a

cold

battery

pack

is

placed

in

the

radio/charger,

the

red

LED

will

begin

flashing

and

the

green

LED

will

be

off.

When

the

battery

pack

warms,

the

radio/charger

will

automatically

begin

charging.

10

-English

OPERATION

LED

FUNCTIONS

MODE

BATTERY

PACK

GREEN

LED

RED

LED

ACTION

POweY

Without

battery

pack

On

Off

Ready

to

charge

battery

pack.

Evaluate

Hot

battery

pack

Off

Flashing

When

battery

pack

reaches

cooled

temperature,

radio/charger

begins

charge

mode.

Cold

battery

pack

When

battery

pack

reaches

warmed

temperature,

radio/charger

begins

charge

mode.

Deeply

discharged

Radio/charger

conditions

battery

until

normal

voltage

is

reached,

then

begins

charge

mode.

Defective

Off

On

Battery

pack

or

radio/charger

is

defective.

•

If

defective,

try

to

repeat

the

conditions

a

second

time

by

removing

and

reinstalling

the

battery

pack.

If

the

LED

status

repeats

a

second

time,

try

charging

a

different

battery.

•

If

a

different

battery

charges

normally,

dispose

of

the

defective

pack

(see

battery

pack

operator's

manual).

•

If

a

different

battery

also

indicates

"Defective,"

the

radio/charger

may

be

defective.

Charging

Flashing

Off

Battery

is

being

charged.

FUII

Battery

Full

On

Off

Battery

pack

is

fully

charged

Maintenance

mode

Flashing

Off

Charging

is

complete;

radio/charger

maintains

fully

charged state.

Energy

Save

Energy

Save

mode

Mode

(battery

full)

On

Off

Battery

pack

is

fully

charged

and

radio/charger

is

in

Energy

Save

mode.

11

-English

FCC

COMPLIANCE

®

WARNING:

Changes

or

modifications

to

this

unit

not

expressly

approved

by

the

party

responsible

for

compliance

could

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the

equipment.

This

device

complies

with

part

15

of

the

FCC

rules.

Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

conditions:

(1)

this

device

may

not

cause

harmful

interference,

and

(2)

this

device

must

accept

any

interference

received,

including

interference

that

may

cause

undesired

operation.

NOTE:

The

grantee

is

not

responsible

for

any

changes

or

modifications

not

expressly

approved

by

the

party

responsible

for

compliance.

Such

modifications

could

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the

equipment.

NOTE:

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device,

pursuant

to

part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interterence

in

a

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

ac-

cordancewith

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interterence

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

■

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

■

Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

■

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

■

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radiolfV

technician

for

help.

This

device

complies

with

Industry

Canada

license

-exempt

RSS

standard(s).

Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

con-

ditions:

(1)

this

device

may

not

cause

interference,

and

(2)

this

device

must

accept

any

interference,

including

interference

that

may

cause

undesired

operation

of

the

device.

Under

Industry

Canada

regulations,

this

radio

transmitter

may

only

operate

using

an

antenna

of

a

type

and

maximum

(or

lesser)

gain

approved

for

the

transmitter

by

Industry

Canada.

To

reduce

potential

radio

interference

to

other

users,

the

antenna

type

and

its

gain

should

be

so

chosen

that

the

equivalent

isotropically

radiated

power

(e.i.r.p.)

is

not

more

than

that

necessary

for

successful

communication.

This

equipment

complies

with

FCC

radiation

exposure

limits

set

forth

for

an

uncontrolled

environment.

This

equipment

should

be

installed

and

operated

with

minimum

distance

of

20

cm

between

the

radiator

and

your

body.

This

transmitter

must

not

be

co

-located

or

operating

in

conjunction

with

any

other

antenna

or

transmitter.

BLUETOOTH®

LICENSE

STATEMENT

The

BLUETOOTH®

word

mark

and

logos

are

registered

trademarks

owned

by

Bluetooth

SIG,

Inc.,

and

any

use

of

such

marks

by

Techtronic

Power

Tools

Technology

Limited

is

under

license.

Other

trademarks

and

trade

names

are

those

of

their

respective

owners.

13

-English

INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANTES

CONCERNANT

LA

SECURITE

AVERTISSEMENT

!

LIRE

CES

INSTRUCTIONS.

Le

non

-respect

de

toutes

lee

instructions

ci-dessous

peut

entrainer

un

choc

electrique,

un

incendie

et

des

blessures

graves.

LIRE

CES

INSTRUCTIONS

CONSERVER

CES

INSTRUCTIONS

OBSERVER

TOUS

LES

AVERTISSEMENTS

LIRE

TOUTES

LES

INSTRUCTIONS

■

Ne

nettoyer

('appareil

qu'avec

un

chiffon

sec.

■

Ne

pas

bloquer

les

ouies

d'aeration.

Installer

('appareil

conformement

aux

instructions

du

fabricant.

■

Ne

pas

installer

('appareil

pres

de

sources

de

chaleur

telles

que

radiateurs,

bouches

de

chaleurs,

posies

ni

d'autres

appareils

(y

compris

lee amplificateurs)

qui

produisent

de

la

chaleur.

■

Ne

pas

neutraliser

la

fonction

de

securite

de

la

fiche

polarises

ou

du

type

miss

a

la

terre.

Une

fiche

polarises

a

deux

lames,

dont

Tune

est

plus

large

que

I'autre.

Une

fiche

du

type

miss

a

la

terre

a

ells

aussi

deux

lames,

en

plus

dune

broche

de

miss

a

la

terre.

La

lame

la

plus

large

et

la

broche

ont

pour

but

d'assurer

la

securite.

Si

la

fiche

fournie

ne

se

branche

pas

dans

la

prise,

demander

a

un

electricien

de

remplacer

la

prise

desuete.

■

Proteger

le

cordon

d'alimentation

pour

que

personne

ne

marche

dessus

ou

ne

le

pince,

en

particulier

au

niveau

des

fiches,

des

prises

de

courant

et

des

points

ou

it

sort

de

('appareil.

■

Utiliser

uniquement

les

raccords

ou

lee

accessoires

specifies

par

le

fabricant.

■

Debrancher

cet

appareil

pendant

lee

orages

electriques

ou

en

cas

d'inutilisation

prolongee.

■

Faire

effectuer

toutes

lee

reparations

par

un

personnel

d'entretien

qualifie.

II

est

necessaire

de

faire

reparer

('appareil

lorsqu'il

a

subi

des

dommages

quelconques

;

si,

par

exemple,

le

cordon

d'alimentation

ou

la

fiche

est

endommage,

si

du

liquids

a

ti

ts

renverse

ou

si

des

objets

sont

tombes

dans

('appareil,

si

celui-ci

a

ti

ts

expose

a

la

pluie

ou

a

I'humidite,

s'il

ne

fonctionne

pas

normalement

ou

s'il

a

chute.

■

Bien

connaitre

le

produit.

Lire

attentivement

le

manuel

d'utilisation.

Apprendre

lee

applications

et

les

limites

du

produit,

et

connaitre

lee

dangers

specifiques

relatifs

a

son

utilisation.

Le

respect

de

cette

consigns

reduira

lee

risques

d'incendie,

de

choc

electrique

et

de

blessures

graves.

■

Ne

pas

utiliser

de

produits

dans

des

atmospheres

explosives,

en

presence

de

liquides,

de

gaz

ou

de

poussieres

inflammables

par

exemple.

Les

produits

creent

des

etincelles

qui

pourraient

enflammer

les

poussieres

ou

lee

vapeurs.

■

Ne

pas

utiliser

cet

appareil

pres

d'eau.

SECURITE

DU

LIEU

DE

TRAVAIL

■

Garder

le

lieu

de

travail

propre

et

bien

eclairs.

Les

endroits

encombres

ou

sombre

s

sons

propices

aux

accidents.

■

Ne

pas

utiliser

le

produits

de

la

pile

dans

des

atmospheres

explosives,

par

exemple

en

presence

de

liquides,

gaz

ou

poussieres

inflammables.

Les

outils

electriques

produisent

des

etincelles

risquant

d'enflammer

lee

poussieres

ou

vapeurs.

SECURITE

ELECTRIQUE

■

Les

piles

du

produit,

qu'elles

soient

integrees

ou

amovibles,

ne

doivent

ti

tre

rechargses

qu'avec

le

chargeur

spscifie.

Un

chargeur

approprie

pour

un

type

de

pile

peut

creer

un

risque

d'incendie

s'il

est

utilise

avec

un

autre

type

de

pile.

■

Utiliser

le

produit

exclusivement

avec

le

bloc

de

piles

indique.

L'usage

de

tout

autre

bloc

peut

creer

un

risque

d'incendie.

■

Utiliser

ce

produit

seulement

avec

la

piles

et

le

chargeurs

indiques

dans

le

supplement

de

raccordement

pour

chargeur/outils/piles/appareil

n°

988000-302.

■

AVERTISSEMENT

:Pour

reduire

le

risque

de

decharge

electrique,

ne

pas

exposer

a

('eau

ou

a

la

pluie

lorsque

le

cordon

d'alimentation

est

utilise.

Pour

reduire

le

risque

d'incendie

et

de

decharge

electrique

occasionne

par

lee

endroits

humides,

utiliser

lee

piles

pour

alimenter

la

radio.

SECURITE

PERSONNELLE

■

Ne

pas

utiliser

('produit

sur

une

echelle

ou

un

support

instable.

Une

bonne

tenue

et

un

bon

equilibre

permettent

de

mieux

controler

le

produit

en

cas

de

situation

imprevue.

■

Ne

pas

utiliser

('appareil

radio

pour

scouter

de

la

musique

ou

d'autres

emissions

audio

au

moment

d'operer

de

la

machinerie.

Ne

pas

respecter

cette

directive

peut

causer

des

distractions

qui

pourraient

entrainer

des

blessures

graves.

■

Cet

appareil

radio

est

suffisamment

puissant

pour

endommager

I'ouie

a

long

terms.

L'ecoute

de

la

musique

a

un

niveau

sonore

sieve

pendant

une

certaine

periods

peut

entrainer

une

perte

auditive

attribuable

au

bruit.

Plus

le

niveau

sonore

est

sieve,

moins

it

faudra

de

temps

pour

endommager

I'ouie.

UTILISATION

ET

ENTRETIEN

DU

PRODUIT

■

Lorsque

le

bloc

de

piles

nest

pas

en

usage,

le

tenir

a

I'ecart

d'articles

metalliques

leis

que

:attaches

trombones,

pieces

de

monnaie,

clous,

vie

et

autres

petits

objets

metalliques

risquant

d'etablir

le

contact

2

-

Frangais

INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANTES

CONCERNANT

LA

SECURITE

entre

les

deux

bornes.

La

mise

en

court

-circuit

des

bornes

dune

pile

peut

entrainer

des

etincelles,

des

br0lures

ou

un

incendie.

■

Garder

la

radio

et

sa

poignee

seches,

propres

et

exemptes

d'huile

ou

de

graisse.

Toujours

utiliser

un

chiffon

propre

pour

le

nettoyage.

Ne

jamais

utiliser

de

liquide

de

freins,

d'essence

ou

de

produits

a

base

de

petrole

pour

nettoyer

la

radio.

Le

respect

de

cette

consigne

reduira

les

risques

de

perte

de

contr&le

et

d'endommagement

du

boitier

en

plastique.

■

Les

produits

fonctionnant

sur

piles

n'ayant

pas

besoin

d'etre

branches

sur

une

prise

secteur

sont

toujours

en

etat

de

utilisation.

Tenir

compte

des

dangers

possibles

lorsque

le

produit

fonctionnant

sur

pile

nest

pas

utilise

et

tors

du

remplacement

d'accessoires.

Le

respect

de

cette

consigne

reduit

les

risques

d'incendie,

de

choc

electrique

et

de

blessures

graves.

■

Ne

pas

placer

un

produit

fonctionnant

sur

pile

ou

sa

pile

a

proximite

de

flammes

ou

d'une

source

de

chaleur.

Ceci

reduira

les

risques

d'explosion

et

de

blessures.

■

Ne

pas

ecraser,

faire

Comber

ou

endommager

le

bloc

de

piles.

Ne

pas

utiliser

un

bloc

de

piles

ou

un

chargeur

endommage

ou

soumis

a

un

choc

violent.

Une

pile

endommagee

risque

d'exploser.

Eliminer

immediatement

toute

pile

endommagee,

selon

une

methode

appropriee.

■

Les

piles

peuvent

exploser

en

presence

dune

source

d'inflammation,

Celle

qu'une

veilleuse.

Pour

reduire

les

risques

de

blessures

graves,

ne

jamais

utiliser

un

appareil

sans

fil,

quel

qu'il

soft,

en

presence

dune

flamme

vive.

En

explosant,

une

pile

peut

projeter

des

debris

et

des

produits

chimiques.

En

cas

d'exposition,

rincer

immediatement

les

parties

atteintes

avec

de

I'eau.

■

Ne

pas

recharger

un

outil

fonctionnant

sur

piles

dans

un

endroit

humide

ou

mouille.

Ne

pas

utiliser,

remiser

ou

charger

le

bloc

-piles

ou

produits

dans

des

emplacements

ou

la

temperature

est

inferieure

10

°C

(50

°F)

a

ou

superieure

a

38

°C

(100

°F).

Ne

pas

ranger

I'outil

a

I'exterieur

ou

dans

un

vehicule.

■

Si

le

produit

est

utilise

de

fa~on

intensive

ou sous

des

temperatures

extremes,

des

fuites

de

pile

peuvent

se

produire.

En

cas

de

contact

du

liquide

avec

la

peau,

rincer

immediatement

la

partie

atteinte

avec

de

I'eau

savonneuse.

En

cas

de

projection

dans

les

yeux,

les

rincer

a

I'eau

fraiche

pendant

au

moins

10

minutes,

puffs

contacter

immediatement

un

medecin.

Le

respect

de

cette

consigne

reduira

les

risques

de

blessures

graves.

■

Pour

reduire

le

risque

de

blessures

et

de

choc

electrique,

ne

pas

utiliser

ni

placer

ce

produit

a

la

portee

d'enfants

en

bas

age.

DEPANNAGE

■

Si

le

cordon

d'alimentation

est

endommage,

it

doit

ti

tre

remplace

uniquement

pas

le

fabricant

ou

par

un

centre

de

reparation

agree

pour

eviter

tout

risque.

■

Utiliser

exclusivement

des

pieces

identiques

a

celles

d'origine

pour

les

reparations.

Se

conformer

aux

instructions

de

la

section

Entretien

de

ce

manuel.

L'usage

de

pieces

non

autorisees

ou

le

non

-respect

des

instructions

peut

presenter

des

risques

de

choc

electrique

ou

de

blessures.

■

Conserver

ces

instructions.

Les

consulter

frequemment

et

les

utiliser

pour

instruire

les

autres

utilisateurs

eventuels.

Si

cet

produit

est

prete,

it

dolt

ti

tre

accompagne

de

ces

instructions.

3

-

FranCais

REGLES

DE

SECURITE

POUR

LE

CHARGEUR

A

AVERTISSEMENT

!

LIRE

ET

VEILLER

A

BIEN

COMPRENDRE

TOUTES

LES

INSTRUCTIONS.

Le

non

-respect

de

toutes

les

instructions

ci-dessous

peut

entrainer

un

choc

electrique,

un

incendie

eUou

des

blessures

graves.

■

Avant

d'utiliser

le

chargeur

de

piles,

lire

toutes

les

instructions

de

securite

et

mises

en

garde

figurant

dans

ce

manuel,

sur

le

chargeur

et

sur

le

produit

utilisant

le

chargeur

pour

eviler

un

usage

incorrect

et

des

dommages

ou

blessures.

AVERTISSEMENT

Charger

seulement

une

pile

rechargeable

au

lithium

-ion

a

la

fois.

Les

piles

d'autres

types

peuvent

exploser

et

causer

des

blessures

et

dommages.

Pour

lesbloc-piles

compatibles

voir

('information

supplementaire

outil/

appareil/bloc-pile/chargeur

988000-302.

■

Ne

pas

utiliser

le

chargeur

a

I'exterieur,

ni

('exposer

a

('eau

ou

I'humidite.

La

penetration

d'eau

dans

le

chargeur

accroit

le

risque

de

choc

electrique.

■

L'usage

d'un

accessoire

non

recommande

ou

vendu

par

le

fabricant

du

chargeur

peut

causer

un

risque

d'incendie,

de

choc

electrique

ou

de

blessures.

Le

respect

de

cette

consigne

reduira

les

risques

d'incendie,

de

choc

electrique

et

de

blessures

graves.

■

Ne

pas

maltraiter

le

cordon

d'alimentation

ou

le

chargeur.

Ne

jamais

utiliser

le

cordon

d'alimentation

pour

transporter

le

chargeur.

Ne

pas

debrancher

le

chargeur

en

tirant

sur

le

cordon.

Tirer

sur

la

fiche

pour

la

debrancher.

Un

cordon

ou

un

chargeur

endommage

peut

presenter

un

risque

de

choc

electrique.

Remplacer

immediatement

tout

cordon

endommage.

■

S'assurer

que

le

cordon

nest

pas

achemine

a

un

endroit

ou

it

risque

d'etre

pietine,

accroche,

endommage,

mis

en

contact

avec

des

objets

tranchants

ou

autrement

maltraite.

Ceci

reduira

le

risque

de

chute

pouvant

entrainer

des

blessures

et

des

dommages

au

cordon,

susceptible

de

causer

un

choc

electrique.

■

Garder

le

cordon

et

le

chargeur

a

I'ecart

des

sources

de

chaleur

pour

eviler

des

dommages

au

boitier

ou

aux

pieces

internes.

■

Ne

jamais

laisser

de

liquides

tels

que,

('essence,

les

produits

a

base

de

petrale,

les

huiles

penetrantes,

etc.,

entrer

en

contact

avec

les

pieces

en

plastique.

Ces

liquides

contiennent

des

produits

chimiques

susceptibles

d'endommager,

d'affaiblir

ou

de

detruire

le

plastique.

■

Toujours

porter

une

protection

oculaire

avec

ecrans

lateraux

certifiee

conforme

a

la

norme

ANSI

287.1.

Ne

pas

suivre

cette

directive

pourrait

faire

que

des

objets

soient

projetes

dans

vos

yeux

et

causent

de

graves

blessures.

■

N'utiliser

un

cordon

prolongateur

qu'en

cas

d'absolue

necessite.

L'usage

d'un

cordon

prolongateur

incorrect

peut

presenter

des

risques

d'incendie

et

de

choc

electrique.

Si

un

cordon

prolongateur

doit

ti

tre

utilise,

s'assurer

a.

Que

la

fiche

du

cordon

comporte

le

meme

Hombre

de

broches

que

celles

du

chargeur

et

que

ses

broches

sont

de

memes

forme

et

faille.

b.

Que

le

cordon

est

correctement

cable

et

en

bon

etat

electrique

;

et

c.

Que

le

calibre

des

fils

est

suffisant

pour

I'intensite

c.a.

du

chargeur

specifiee

ci-dessous

Langueur

du

cordon

(en

pieds)

25

50

100

Calibre

du

cordon

(AWG)

16 16

16

NOTE

:AWG

=American

Wire

Gauge

(calibre

de

fits

americain)

■

Ne

pas

utiliser

un

chargeur

dont

la

prise

ou

le

cordon

est

endommage,

ce

qui

pourrait

entrainer

un

court

-circuit

et

un

choc

electrique.

Le

cas

echeant,

faire

remplacer

la

prise

ou

le

cordon

immediatement

par

un

reparateur

agree.

■

Ne

pas

utiliser

le

chargeur

s'il

a

ete

soumis

a

un

choc

violent

ou

autrement

endommage.

Le

confier

a

un

reparateur

agree

afin

qu'il

determine

s'il

est

en

bon

etat

de

fonctionnement.

■

Ne

pas

demonter

le

chargeur.

Si

un

entretien

ou

une

reparation

est

necessaire,

le

confier

a

un

reparateur

agree.

Un

remontage

incorrect

peut

entrainer

des

risques

de

choc

electrique

ou

d'incendie.

■

Pour

reduire

les

risques

de

choc

electrique,

debrancher

le

chargeur

de

la

prise

secteur

avant

de

proceder

a

tout

nettoyage

ou

entretien.

■

Larsqu'il

nest

pas

en

usage,

debrancher

le

chargeur

de

('alimentation

secteur.

Ceci

reduira

le

risque

de

choc

electrique

ou

de

dommages

au

chargeur

si

des

articles

en

metal

venaient

a

tomber

dans

I'ouverture.

Ceci

aidera

egalement

a

eviler

des

dommages

au

chargeur

en

cas

de

saute

de

tension.

■

Risque

de

choc

electrique.

Ne

pas

toucher

les

parties

non

isolees

du

connecteur

de

sortie

ou

les

bornes

de

piles

non

isolees.

■

Conserver

ces

instructions.

Les

consulter

frequemment

et

les

utiliser

pour

instruire

les

autres

utilisateurs

eventuels.

Si

cet

eutil

est

prete,

it

dolt

ti

tre

accompagne

de

ces

instructions,

afin

d'eviter

un

usage

incorrect

et

d'eventuelles

blessures.

INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANTES

CONCERNANT

LA

SECURITE

1.

CONSERVER

CESINSTRUCTIONS

-DANGER

:

POUR REDUIRE LE RISQUE D'INCENDIE

OU

DE DECHARGE ELECTRIQUE, VEUILLEZ SUIVRE

ATTENTIVEMENT CES INSTRUCTIONS.

Ce

manuel

contient

d'importantes

instructions

relatives

a

la

securite

et

au

fonctionnement

de

radio/chargeur

de

piles

R84085.

2.

Avant

d'utiliser

le

chargeur

de

piles,

lire

toutes

les

instructions

et

les

mises

en

garde

figurant

sur

le

chargeur

de

pile,

sur

la

pile

et

sur

le

produit

utilisant

la

pile.

3.

0

ATTENTION

:Pour

reduire

les

risques

de

blessure,

ne

charger

que

des

piles

rechargeables

lithium

-ion.

Les

piles

d'autres

types

peuvent

exploser

et

causer

des

dommages

et

blessures.

4

-

Frangais

SYMBOLES

Les

termes

de

mise

en

garde

suivants

et

leur

signification

ont

pour

but

d'expliquer

le

degre

de

risques

associe

a

('utilisation

de

ce

produit.

SYMBOLE

SIGNAL

SIGNIFICATION

A

DANGER

:

Indique

une

situation

dangereuse

qui,

si

elle

nest

pas

evitee,

aura

pour

consequences

des

blessures

graves

ou

mortelles.

A

AVERTISSEMENT

;

Indique

une

situation

dangereuse

qui,

si

elle

nest

pas

evitee,

pourrait

entrainer

des

blessures

graves

ou

mortelles.

A

ATTENTION

:

Indique

une

situation

dangereuse

qui,

si

elle

nest

pas

evitee,

pourrait

entrainer

des

blessures

legeres

ou

de

gravite

moderee.

AVIS

:

(Sans

symbole

d'alerte

de

securite)

Indique

les

informations

jugees

importantes

sans

toutefois

representer

un

risque

de

blessure

(ex.

:

messages

concernant

les

dommages

materiels).

Certains

des

symboles

ci-dessous

peuvent

ti

tre

utilises

sur

('produit.

Veiller

a

les

etudier

et

a

apprendre

leur

signification.

Une

interpretation

correcte

de

ces

symboles

permettra

d'utiliser

('produit

plus

efficacement

et

de

reduire

les

risques.

SYMBOLE

NOM

DESIGNATION

/EXPLICATION

A

Symbole

d'alerte

de

securite

Indique

un

risque

de

blessure

potentiel.

!!~

Lire

le

manuel

d'utilisation

Toujours

porter

des

lunettes

de

securite

munies

d'ecrans

lateraux

et

un

masque

facial

integral

tors

de

('utilisation

de

cet

outil.

~~~

JJJ

Protection

oculaire

Toujours

porter

une

protection

oculaire

avec

ecrans

lateraux

certifiee

conforme

a

la

norme

ANSI

287.1.

©

Avertissement

de

choc

electrique

Indique

la

presence

de

materiaux

non

isoles

a

I'interieur

de

('unite

qui

peuvent

provoquer

des

chocs

electriques.

Ne

pas

retirer

le

couvercle

du

produit.

Avertissement

concernant

I'humidite

Ne

pas

exposer

a

la

pluie

ou

I'humidite.

i

Symbole

de

recyclage

Ce

produit

utilise

lespiles

delithium-ion

(Li

-ion).

Les

reglementations

locales

ou

gouvernementales

peuvent

interdire

de

jeter

les

piles

dans

les

ordures

menageres.

Consulter

les

autorites

locales

competentes

pour

les

options

de

recyclage

eVou

('elimination.

V

Volts

Tension

A

,

Amperes

Intensite

Hz

Hertz

Frequence

(cycles

par

seconde)

W

Watt

Alimentation

min

Minutes

Temps

Courant

continu

Type

ou

caracteristique

du

courant

'ti

Courant

alternatif

Type

de

courant

~

Outil

de

la

classe

II

Construction

a

double isolation

5

-

Frangais

CARACTERISTIQUES

ELECTRIQUES

DOUBLE

ISOLATION

La

double

isolation

est

un

dispositif

de

securite

utilise

sur

les

produits

a

moteur

electriques,

eliminant

le

besoin

de

cordon

d'alimentation

habitue)

~

trois

fils

avec

terra.

Toutes

les

pieces

metalliques

exposees

sont

isolees

des

composants

internes

sous

tension

avec

un

isolant

protecteur.

A

AVERTISSEMENT

Le

systeme

a

double

isolation

est

conqu

pour

proteger

I'utilisateur

contra

les

chocs

electriques

causes

par

une

rupture

du

cablage

interne

de

('produit.

Prendre

toutes

les

precautions

de

securite

normales

pour

eviler

les

chocs

electriques.

NOTE

:

La

reparation

d'un

produit

a

double

isolation

exigeant

des

precautions

extremes

ainsi

que

la

connaissance

du

systeme,

ti

tle

ne

doit

ti

tre

confiee

qu'a

un

reparateur

qualifie.

En

ce

qui

concerne

les

reparations,

nous

recommandons

de

confier

('produit

au

centre

de

reparation

le

plus

proche.

Utiliser

exclusivement

des

pieces

d'origine

pour

les

reparations.

CONNEXIONS

ELECTRIQUES

II

dolt

ti

tre

branche

uniquement

sur

une

alimentation

120

V,

60

Hz,

c.a.

(courant

residential

standard).

Ne

pas

('utiliser

sur

une

source

de

courant

continu

(c.c.)

en

le

reliant

par

le

cordon

d'alimentation.

Si

('produit

ne

fonctionne

pas

une

fois

branche,

verifier

('alimentation

electrique.

CORDONS

PROLONGATEURS

Lors

de

('utilisation

d'un

outil

electrique

a

grande

distance

dune

prise

secteur,

veiller

a

utiliser

un

cordon

prolongateur

dune

capacite

suffisante

pour

supporter

I'appel

de

courant

de

('produit.

Un

cordon

de

capacite

insuffisante

causerait

une

baisse

de

la

tension

de

ligne,

entrainant

une

perte

de

puissance

et

une

surchauffe.

Se

reporter

au

tableau

ci-dessous

pour

determiner

le

calibre

minimum

de

fit

requis

pour

un

cordon

donne.

Utiliser

exclusivement

des

cordons

e

ASSEMBLAGE

gaine

cylindrique

homologues

par

Underwriter's

Laboratories

(UL).

Pour

le

travail

a

I'exterieur,

utiliser

un

cordon

prolongateur

specialement

conqu

~

cat

effet.

Ce

type

de

cordon

Porte

('inscription

«

WA

»

ou

«

W

H

sur

sa

gaine.

Avant

d'utiliser

un

cordon

prolongateur,

verifier

que

ses

fils

ne

sont

ni

detaches

ni

exposes

et

que

son

isolation

nest

ni

coupee,

ni

usee.

"Intensit4

nominate

(sur

la

plaquette

signal4tique

de

I'produR)

0-2,0

2,1-3,4

3,5-5,0

5,1-7,0

7,1-12,0

12,1-16,0

Longueur

du

Calibre

de

fit

cordon

(A.W.G.)

25'

16

14 14

50'

16 16

16

14

12

100'

16 16

14

12

10

'"Utilis8

sur

circuit

de

calibre

12

—

20

A

NOTE

:

AWG

=American

Wire

Gauge

A

AVERTISSEMENT

Maintenir

le

cordon

prolongateur

a

I'ecart

de

la

zone

de

travail.

Lors

du

travail

avec

un

cordon

electrique,

placer

le

cordon

de

maniere

a

ce

qu'il

ne

risque

pas

de

se

prendre

dans

les

pieces

de

bois,

produits

et

autres

obstacles.

Ne

pas

prendre

cette

precaution

Paul

entrainer

des

blessures

graves.

A

AVERTISSEMENT

Verifier

I'etat

des

cordons

prolongateurs

avant

chaque

utilisation.

Remplacer

immediatement

tout

cordon

endommage.

Ne

jamais

utiliser

un

produit

dont

le

cordon

d'alimentation

est

endommage,

car

tout

contact

avec

la

partie

endommagee

pourrait

causer

un

choc

electrique

et

des

blessures

graves.

A

AVERTISSEMENT

Ne

pas

utiliser

le

produit

s'il

nest

pas

completement

assemble

ou

si

des

pieces

semblent

manquantes

ou

endommagees.

L'utilisation

d'un

produit

dont

('assemblage

est

incorrect

ou

incomplet

ou

comportant

des

pieces

endommagees

ou

absentes

represente

un

risque

de

blessures

graves.

AVERTISSEMENT

Ne

pas

assayer

de

modifier

cat

outil

ou

de

creer

des

pieces

et

accessoires

non

recommandes.

De

telles

alterations

ou

modifications

sont

considerees

comma

un

usage

abusif

et

peuvent

creer

des

conditions

dangereuses,

risquant

d'entrainer

des

blessures

graves.

Si

des

pieces

manquent

ou

sont

endommagees,

veuillez

appeler

au

1-866-539-1710

pour

obtenir

de

('aide.

6

-

Frangais

UTILISATION

AVERTISSEMENT

Ne

pas

laisser

la

familiarite

avec

('produit

faire

oublier

la

prudence.

Ne

pas

oublier

qu'une

fraction

de

seconde

d'inattention

peut

entrainer

des

blessures

graves.

A

AVERTISSEMENT

Toujours

retirer

le

bloc

-piles

du

produit

et

debrancher

le

cordon

d'alimentation

CC

lors

de

('assemblage

de pieces,

le

nettoyage

et

si

I'appareil

nest

pas

utilise.

Le

fait

de

retirer

ces

sources

d'energie

permet

empechera

une

mise

sous

tension

accidentelle

pouvant

provoquer

des

blessures

graves.

A

AVERTISSEMENT

Cette

radio

nest

pas

impermeable.

Ne

pas

immerger

dans

aucun

liquide.

Pour

reduire

le

risque

d'incendie

et

de

decharge

electrique

occasionne

par

les

endroits

humides,

utiliser

les

piles

pour

alimenter

la

radio.

Le

non

-respect

de

cet

avertissement

pourrait

provoquer

des

blessures

graves.

AVIS

Toujours

consulter

ce

manuel

pour

connaitre

('utilisation

des

dispositifs

et

accessoires

recommandes.

L'operateur

est

responsable

de

('utilisation adequate

de

tout

dispositif

raccorde

a

la

radio

de

chantier.

Une

mauvaise

utilisation

peut

endommager

le

dispositif

ou

le

produit.

APPLICATIONS

II

est

possible

d'utiliser

ce

produit

pour

les

taches

enumerees

ci-dessous

■

Scouter

la

radio

(sur

la

bande

AM

ou

FM),

un

lecteur

MP3

ou

CD

ou

un

autre

appareil

audio;

charge

de

dispositifs

equipes

de

prise

USB

■

Charge

des

blocs

-pile

RIDGID®18

V

compatibles

CORDON

D'ALIMENTATION

C.A.

II

est

possible

de

brancher

le

cordon

d'alimentation

c.a.

de

la

radio

dans

une

source

de

courant

si

on

ne

dispose

pas

de

piles.

Un

dispositif

USB

compatible

peut

ti

tre

charge

par

la

radio

lorsque

le

cordon

d'alimentation

CC

ou

le

bloc

-piles

alimente

la

radio.

Toujours

mettre

la

radio/explorateur

hors

tension

avant

de

la

debrancher

de

la

source

de

courant.

REMPLACEMENT

DES

PILES

DE

L'HORLOGE

ET

DE

LA

MEMOIRE

l/oirla

figure

1,

page

14.

Deux

piles

AAA

est

installee

dans

I'appareil.

Avant

la

premiere

utilisation,

reperez

et

retirez

la

languette

amovible

afin

d'activer

les

piles.

II

est

recommande

de

prendre

en

note

les

canaux

preregles

avant

de

remplacer

les

piles

de

I'horloge.

L'utilisateur

dispose

d'un

delai

de

15

secondes

pour

remplacer

les

piles

AAA.

Si

les

nouvelles

piles

ne

sont

pas

installees

dans

ce

delai,

tousles

reglages

de

la

radio

qui

ont

ete

mis

en

memoire

seront

perdus.

II

sera

alors

necessaire

de

la

reprogrammer.

Utiliser

des

piles

de

rechange

alcalines

neuves.

■

Desserrer

la

vis

du

couvercle

du

compartiment

des

piles.

Retirer

le

couvercle du

compartiment

des

piles

et

mettre

de

cote.

■

Installer

deux

nouvelles

piles

AAA

en

respectant

les

indicateurs

de

polarite

se

trouvant

a

I'interieur

du

compartiment

des

piles.

■

Remettre

le

couvercle

du

compartiment

des

piles

et

le

stirrer

a

('aide

dune

vis

pour

fixer.

NOTE

:

Le

fusible

de

la

radio

se

trouve

egalement

dans

le

compartiment

des

piles.

Pour

savoir

comment

changer

le

fusible,

consulter

Comment

changer

le

fusible

de

la

radio

au

chapitre

Entretien

ce

manuel.

INSTALLATION/RETRAIT

DE

LA

PILE

l/oir

la

figure

2,

page

14.

Installer

le

bloc

-piles

■

Inserer

la

pile

dans

I'outil

comme

illustre.

■

S'assurer

que

les

attaches

de

chaque

cote

de

la

pile

s'enclenchent

en

place

et

que

la

pile

est

bien

fixee

dans

la

radio

avant

de

commencer

('utilisation.

NOTE

:Une

pile

qui

demeure

branchee

a

une

source

de

courant

pendant

une

longue

periode

s'epuisera.

Toujours

debrancher

la

pile

apres

chaque

utilisation.

Retirer

le

bloc

-piles

■

Appuyer

sur

les

attaches

de

part

et

d'autre

de

la

pile

pour

la

retirer.

NOTE

:Toujours

retirer

lebloc-piles

de

la

radio

lorsqu'elle

nest

pas

utilisee.

NOTE

:

Si

le

bloc

-pile

est

installe

pendant

que

le

cordon

d'alimentation

c.a.

n'est

pas

branche,

le

bloc

-pile

se

dechargera.

Pour

des

instructions

sur

le

chargement

du

bloc

-pile,

voir

Charge

de

la

pile

plus

loin

dans

ce

chapitre.

Pour

prendre

connaissance

des

consignes

de

chargement,

consulter

le

manuel

d'utilisation

des

piles

et

des

chargeurs.

7

-

Fran~ais

UTILISATION

ANTENNE

RABATTABLE,

FLEXIBLE

ET

ORIENTABLE

(FM

SEULEMENT)

Voir

la

figure

3,

page

14.

Pour

diminuer

les

interferences

ou

les

bruits

electriques,

tourner

I'antenne

ou

deplacer

la

radio

~

un

endroit

plus

eleve.

L'antenne

pliable

pout

ti

tre

deplacee

lorsqu'elle

nest

pas

utilisee.

ANTENNE

FM

AVEC

FIL

(FACULTATIF/NON

INCLUE/FM

SEULEMENT)

Voir

/a

figure

3,

page

14.

La

radio

comprend

un

point

de

raccordement

conpu

pour

une

antenna

standard

avec

fil

afin

d'ameliorer

la

reception

FM

~

I'interieur.

Pour

obtenir

de

meilleurs

rosultats,

utiliser

un

fil

divise

dune

longueur

d'un

metre

(39,4

po)

et

de

calibre

22

(AWG)

ou

un

fil

en

cuivre

solide.

Si

le

fil

est

isole,

denuder

une

de

ses

extromites

de

maniere

a

exposer

au

moins

la

moitie

du

conducteur.

Pour

fixer

I'antenne,

desserrer

la

vis

situee

au

centre

du

connecteur

et

insurer

I'extremite

denudee

du

fil

de

I'antenne

dans

I'un

des

cotes

du

connecteur

Stirrer

la

vis.

AFFICHEUR

ACL

Voir

/a

figure

4,

page

14.

NOTE

:Les

images

de

I'afficheur

ACL

presentees

dans

le

manual

d'utilisation

constituent

seulement

des

examples

de

frequences

qu'il

est

possible

de

voir

sur

la

radio.

II

ne

s'agit

pas

de

frequences

exactas

qu'il

est

possible

de

syntoniser.

Si

la

radio

est

branchee

a

une

source

de

courant,

I'afficheur

ACL

demeurera

eteint.

Si

la

radio

est

branchee

a

une

source

de

courant,

mais

qu'elle

est

reglee

a

ON

(en

marche),

voyants

DAL

eclaireront

I'afficheur.

L'afficheur

ACL

permet

a

I'utilisateur

de

visualiser

le

temps,

la

frequence

et

les

reglages

en

cours.

NOTE

:

Toujours

debrancher

la

pile

apres

avoir

utilise

I'appareil

afin

d'eviter

d'epuiser

la

pile.

AVIS

En

plus

des

methodes

physiques

decrites

dans

Ies

chapitres

suivants,

plusieurs

caractoristiques

de

cette

radio

peuvent

egalement

ti

tre

commandoes

par

('application

RIDGID®

Radio.

Pour

connaitre

les

details

d'installation

et

d'utilisation

de

('application,

consulter

Utilisation

de

1'application

RIDGID®

Radio

avec

votre

dispositrf

prat

pour

BLUETOOTH®a

la

page

10.

MARCH/ARRETNOLUME

Voir

la

figure

4,

page

14.

Appuyer

sur

le

bouton

ON/OFFNOLUME

(marche/arret

et

de

reglage

du

volume)

pour

allumer

et

oteindre

la

radio.

NOTE

:Pour

une

alimentation

en

courant

continu

seulement,

it

faut

appuyer sur

le

bouton

pendant

3

secondes

pour

mettre

la

radio

en

marche.

Si

cola

se

produit,

remplacer

les

piles

AAA

de

la

radio.

Pour

augmenter

le

volume

:tourner

le

bouton

ON/OFF/

VOLUME

(marche/arret

et

de

reglage

du

volume)

vers

la

droite.

Pour

baisser

le

volume

:tourner

le

bouton

ON/OFF/

VOLUME

(marche/arret

et

de

reglage

du

volume)

vers

la

gauche.

Pour

alder

a

conserver

I'energie

de

la

pile,

la

radio

se

met

automatiquement

enmode

deveille

environ

1

heure

apres

sa

mise

hors

tension.

Pour

sortir

du

mode

de

veille

et

re

mettre

la

radio

en

marche,

it

faut

utiliser

le

bouton

ON/OFFNOLUME

de

la

radio.

REGLAGE

DE

L'HORLOGE

Voir

la

figure

4,

page

14.

Dos

que

I'heure

est

reglee,

('application

apparaitre

sur

I'afficheur

ACL

par

defaut

lorsque

la

radio

est

allumee.

Pour

rogler

('horloge

■

Appuyer

et

maintenir

le

bouton

CLOCK

(horloge)

enfonce

pendant

3

secondes,

jusqu'a

ce

que

('horloge

clignote.

■

Appuyer

et

relacher

le

bouton

CLOCK

(horloge)

pour

faire

defiler

les

heures,

les

minutes

et

choisir

I'affichage

de

12

ou

24

heures.

■

Des

que

chaque

reglage

est

en

surbrillance,

utiliser

les

boutons

a

fleche

pour

effectuer

le

reglage

desire.

■

Des

que

I'heure

desiroe

et

I'affichage

de

12

ou

24

heures

sont

sauvegardes,

appuyer

a

nouveau

sur

le

bouton

CLOCK

(horloge)

pour

sauvegarder

les

reglages.

NOTE

:Une

fois

I'heure

reglee,

appuyer

sur

le

bouton

CLOCK

(horloge)

pour

afficher

briovement

la

frequence

radiophonique

et

retourner

a

I'affichage

de

I'heure.

SELECTION

DU

MODE

Voir

la

figure

4,

page

14.

Appuyer

sur

le

bouton

MODE

pour

naviguer

sur

tous

les

modes

disponibles.

La

radio

comprend

les

quatre

modes

suivants

■

Le

mode

«

FM

»

■

Le

mode

«

AM

~~

■

Le

mode

«

AUX

~

:

pour

le

connecteur

femelle

de

3,5

mm

situe

a

I'interieur

du du

compartiment

de

rangement

du

telephone

■

BLUETOOTH®:

~coute

audio

avec

les

dispositifs

BLUETOOTH®

NOTE

:

Acceder

directement

o

ce

mode

en

utilisant

le

bouton

~.

Une

fois

allumee,

la

radio

reprend

le

Bernier

mode

selectionne

si

('alimentation

c.a.

ou

la

pile

n'etait

pas

debranchee.

Si

('alimentation

est

coupee

a

la

radio,

I'affichage

passe

automatiquement

en

mode

FM.

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