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3-755-441-21(1)

TVWEATHER/FM/AM

4

Band

PLL

Synthesized

Receiver

ICF-M350V

Operating

Instructions

Before

operating

the

unit,

please

read

this

manual

thoroughly

and

retain

it

for

future

reference.

Sony

Corporation

©1992

Printed

in

Japan

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TO:

SONY

|

iMITED

WARRANTY

SONY

CORPORATION

OF

AMERICA

(SONY’’)

werrants

this

product

agsinet

defects

in

material

or

workmanship,

96

follows:

For

#

period

of

1

yeer

from

the

dete

of

retail

purchses,

SONY

shall

at

its

sole

and

ebsolute

option

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raceir

the

doloctive

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at

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cheeaye

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defective

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model

or

its

equivalent

model

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no

charge

through

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CENT!

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sérvint,

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United

State:

Proof

of

purchese

in

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form

of

a

bit

of

sale

or

receipted

invoice,

which

indicates

that

the

product

is

within

the

werrenty

period,

must

be

presented

to

obtain

warranty

service.

SONY

suggests

that

the

purchaser

retain

the

dealer's

dated

bill

of

sale

as

evidence

of

the

date

of

retell

purchase,

This

werranty

does

not

cover

cosmetic

damage,

and

demage

to

eny

pert

of

the

product,

including

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antenne,

which

results

from acts

of

God,

eccident,

misuse,

abuse,

improper

maintenance,

or

Connection

to

an

improper

voltage supply.

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TO

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DURATION

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SOO

Some

stetes

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exctusion

or

limitation

of

incidental

or

consequential

damages,

or

glow

limitations

on

how

long

en

implied

warrenty

lasts,

90

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ebove

imitations

or

exclusions

may

not

apply

to

you.

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addition,

if

you

enter

into

#

service

contract

with

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Sony

Partnership

sw

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your

convenience,

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Corporation

of

Americe

hes

esteblished

the

Customer

infonration

Center

to

supply

you

with

product

or

service

information.

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CUSTOMER

INFORMATION

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obtain

warranty

service,

please

take

the

product,

or

deliver

the

product

prepeid,

to

one

of

the

following

Sony

Service Centers

located

around

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United

States.

All

of

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following

items

must

be

included

when

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product

is

shipped prepaid

to

the

SONY

SERVICE

CENTER.

—Name,

eddress

and

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phone

number

where

you may

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reached

during

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day.

—A

copy

of

proof

of

purchase,

as

evidence

that

the

product

is

within

the

warranty

period.

—Srief

description

of

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product

defect.

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accessories

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ALARM

button

o»~

KEY

PROTECT

button

®@

Earphone

jack

Telescopic

antenna

When

the

earphone

is

plugged

in,

CLOCK/ENTER

button

UNE

(tuning)/TIME

+

and

—

buttons

the

sound

on

the

easier

does

Speaker

not

come

out.

POWER

button

VOL

(volume)

control

Handstrap

Display

window

PRESET

TUNING

button

BAND/STANDBY

button

DC

IN

4.5

V

(external

power

input)

jack

WARNING

To

prevent

fire

or

Beck

hazard,

do

not

expose

the

unit

to

rain

or

moisture.

|

You

are

cautioned

that

any

changes

or

|

modifications

not

expressly

approved

in

this

manual

could

void

your

authority

to

operate

this

equipment.

INFORMATION

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

interference

in

a

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

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

interference

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

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

Features

¢

A

quartz-controlled

PLL(Phase

Locked

Loop)

synthesizer

system

using

a

microcomputer

for

easy

pinpoint

tuning.

¢

Up

to

5

stations

in

each

band

can

be

preset.

¢

The

tuned

frequency

is

digitally

displayed

to

make

searching

of

the

desired

station

easier.

¢

The

radio

can

be

turned

on

at

the

preset

time.

¢

Weather

band

provides

continuous

broadcast

of

the

latest

weather

information

(directly

from

National

Weather

Service

offices).

Note

on

AM

channel

step

The

AM

channel

step

differs

depending

on

areas.

The

AM

channel

step

of

this unit

is

factory-set

to

10

kHz

to

match

the

frequency

allocation

system

of

the

country

as

listed.

You

can

change

the

channel

step.

(See

“Changing

AM

Channel

Step’.)

AM

channel

step

Precautions

¢

Operate

the

unit

only

on

4.5

V

DC.

For

battery

operation,

use

three

size

AA

(R6)

batteries.

For

AC

operation

and

car

battery

operation,

use

accessories

recommended

for

the

unit.

Do

not

use

any

other

type.

¢

The

nameplate

indicating

operating

voltage,

etc.

is

located

on

the

rear.

¢

Do

not

leave

the

unit

in

a

location

near

a

heat

source

such

as

a

radiator

or

airduct,

or

in

a

place

subject

to

direct

sunlight,

excessive

dust,

mechanical

vibration

or

shock.

Use

the

unit

within

a

temperature

range

of

0°

C

to

40°

C

(32°F

to

104’F).

If

it

is

used

in

temperatures

higher

than

this

range,

numbers

may

appear

on

the

frequency

which

have

nothing

to

do

with

the

frequency

being

received.

If

it

is

used

in

temperatures

lower

than

this

range,

the

numbers

displayed

may

change

very

slowly.

(These

irregularities

will

disappear

and

there

will

be

no

damage

to

the

unit

when

the

unit

is

used

in

its

recommended

temperature

range.)

Bice)0le)(=t-Jaleletiare

melelie(=

Should

any

problem

persist

after

you

have

made

following

checks,

consult

your

nearest

Sony

dealer.

The

unit

is

not

turned

on.

¢

Weak

or

incorrect

polarity

of

batteries

©

The

o~

mark

is

displayed.

Press

the

KEY

PROTECT

button

so

that

the

o~

mark

will

disappear.

¢

The

AC

power

adaptor

or

the

car

battery

cord

is

disconnected.

*

Battery

operation

is

attempted

while

the

AC

power

adaptor

or

the

car

battery

cord

is

connected

to

the

unit,

but

not

to

a

wail

outlet

or

cigarette

lighter

socket.

The

front

panel

buttons

do

not

operate

at

all.

¢

The

o»

mark

is

displayed.

Press

the

KEY

PROTECT

button

so

that

the

o»

mark

will

disappear.

Disptay

is

dim,

or

no

indication

is

displayed.

¢

Weak

batteries.

*

The

unit

is

being

used

in

extremely

high

or

low

temperatures

or

in

place

with

excessive

moisture.

Sound

is

not

heard

at

all.

¢

The

VOL

control

is

turned

down

completely.

¢

The

earphone

is

plugged

in.

*

Incorrect

polarity

of

batteries

Specifications

‘em

—-|

@7.5-108

MHz

|

|

(0.1

MHz

step)

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{

1AM

|

530-1,710

kHz

(10

kHz

step)

{

;

+

531-1,710

kHz

(9

kHz

step)

‘

ee

Approx.

7.7

cm

(3*/s

inches)

dia.

280

mW

(at

10%

harmonic

distortion)

Output

Earphone

jack

(minijack)

Power

requirements

4.5

V

DC

Three

size

AA

(R6)

batteries

DC

IN

4.5

V

jack

accepts:

Sony

AC-E45M

AC

power

adaptor

(not

supplied)

Sony

DCC-E145L

car

battery

cord

(not

supplied)

for

use

with

12

V

car

battery

TV/WEATHER:

12

hours

FM:

15

hours

AM:

21

hours

using

Sony

batteries

SUM-3

(NS)

Approx.

195

x

95

x

32.5

mm

(w/h/d)

(7%x3%x1%e

inches)

not

incl.

projecting

parts

and

controls

Speaker

Power

output

Battery

life

Dimensions

¢

Should

any

solid

object

or

liquid

fall

in

to

the

unit,

remove

the

batteries,

and

have

the

unit

checked

by

qualified

personne!

before

operating

it

any

further.

¢

Since

a

strong

magnet

is

used

for

the

speaker,

keep

personal

credit

cards

using

magnetic

coding

or

spring-

wound

watches

away

from

the

unit

to

prevent

possible

damage

from

the

magnet.

¢

When

the

casing

becomes

soiled,

clean

it

with

a

soft

cloth

dampened

with mild

detergent

solution.

Never

use

abrasive

cleansers

or

chemical

solvents,

as

they

may

mar

the

casing.

If

you

have

any

question

or

problem

concerning

your

unit

that

is

not

covered

in

this

manual,

please

consult

your

nearest

Sony

dealer.

Very

weak

or

interrupted

sound,

or

unsatisfactory

reception

©

Weak

batteries

¢

Ina

vehicte

or

in

a

building,

listen

near

a

window.

The

station

cannot

be

received

in

the

preset

tuning.

¢

The

station

has

not

been

preset.

¢

The

memory

of

the

station

has

been

erased.

Preset

the

station

again.

The

radio

is

not

turned

on

at

the

preset

time.

¢

The

current

time

is

not

set

correctly.

¢

The

alarm

time

is

not

set

correctly.

¢

The

VOL

control

is

turned

down

completely.

Sound

is

not

heard

and

“coo”

flashes

in

the

display

window.

©

Weak

batteries.

Mass

Approx.

440

g

(15.5

02)

incl.

batteries

Design

and

specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Optional

Accessories

AC

power

adaptor

AC-E45M

Car

battery

cord

DCC-E145L

Your

dealer

may

not

handle

some

of

the

above

listed

optional

accessories.

Please

ask

the

dealer

for

detailed

information

about

the

optional

accessories

available

in

your

country.

Falsjtclifiale

Mm

stciatcra(ess

When

to

replace

the

batteries

When

the

batteries

become

weak,

sound

becomes

weak

or

distorted.

When

the

batteries

are

run

down

completely,

the

power

is

turned

off

and

“aac”

in

the

display

window

flashes.

When

the

power

turned

on

with

the

indication

flashing,

the

power

will

be

turned

off

right

away.

When

“ooo”

starts

flashing,

replace

all

the

batteries

with

new

ones.

After

the

batteries

are

replaced,

tum

the

power

on

again

to

stop

the

flashing

of

the

indication.

When

replacing

the

batteries

Replace

the

batteries

within

about

one

minute

after

turning

off

the

radio.

tf

you

do

not

replace

them

within

one

minute,

the

preset

stations

may

be

erased,

the

clock

setting

may

be

cleared

and

“AM

12:00”

flashes

in

the

display

window.

For

battery

life,

see

“Specifications”.

To

avoid

damage

from

battery

leakage

and

corrosion

Remove

the

batteries

when

you

do

not

use

the

unit

for

a

long

time.

When

the

batteries

are

removed

for

a

long

time

Preset

stations

will

be

erased

and

the

clock

setting

will

be

cleared.

It

this

case,

store

stations

and

reset

the

clock.

How

to

Use

the

Stand

The

indication

of

the

power

remaining

in

the

battery

When

you

turn

the

unit

on,

the

power

remaining

in

the

battery

is

displayed

for

about

one

second

and

a

haff.

The

unit

displays

one

of

the

four

indications

depending

on

the

power

remaining

in

the

battery.

The

intemal

batteries

are

automatically

disconnected

when

the

AC

power

adaptor

or

the

car

battery

cord

is

connected

to

the

DC

IN

4.5

V

jack.

House

current

Connect

the

Sony

AC-E45M

AC

power

adaptor

(not

supplied)

to

the

DC

IN

4.5

V

jack,

and

plug

it

into

a

wall

outtet.

Car

battery

For

use

on

12

V

car

battery,

connect

the

Sony

DCC-

E1451

car

battery

cord

(not

supptied)

to

the

DC

IN

4.5

V

jack.

Notes

¢

When

operating

the

unit

on

the

batteries,

remove

the

AC

power

adaptor

or

car

battery

cord.

¢

The

unit

cannot

be

operated

on

the

internal

batteries

when

the

DC

power

adaptor

or

car

battery

cord

is

connected

to

the

DC

IN

4.5

V

jack.

.

*

The

batteries

should

be

inserted

for

back-up

even

when

the

unit

is

operated

on

AC

power

adaptor

or

car

battery

cord.

¢

When

the

AC

power

adaptor

is

not

used,

be

sure

to

unplug

it

both

from

the

DC

IN

4.5

V

jack

and

from

a

wall

outlet.

If

the

AC

power

adaptor

is

connected

to

the

DC

IN

4.5

V

jack

without

connecting

to

a

wall

outlet,

the

clock

will

be

reset

and

the

preset

stations

will

be

erased.

Note

on

the

AC

power

adaptor

Use

only

the

recommended

car

battery

cord

or

AC

power

adaptor

(not

supplied).

Do

not

use

any

other

car

battery

cord

or

AC

power

adaptor.

ky

»

Polarity

of

the

plug

Setting

the

Clock

Set the

clock

or

display

time

when

the

radio

is

turned

off.

When

you

insert

the

batteries

for

the

first

time,

digits

flash

in

the

display

window.

To

stop

flashing,

press

the

CLOCK/ENTER

button.

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(=

deal

While

pressing

the

CLOCK/ENTER

button,

press

the

TUNE/TIME

+

or

—

button

to

set

the

clock

to

the

current

time.

Each

time

the

button

pressed,

the

digits

move

forward

or

back

by

one.

When

you

keep

the

button

pressed,

the

digits

change

rapidly.

When

you

release

the

CLOCK/ENTER

button,

the

clock

starts

operating,

and

“:”

starts

flashing.

If

you

release

the

CLOCK/ENTER

button

simultaneously

with

the

time

signal

as

it

sounds,

the

clock

starts

from

zero

second.

Changing

the

AM

Channel

Step

1

Make

sure

that

the

radio

is

turned

off.

2

White

pressing

the

CLOCK/ENTER

button

©,

keep

pressing

the

POWER

button

@

for

more

than

5

seconds.

The

AM

channel

step

has

been

changed.

If

you

proceed

step

2

again,

the

channel

step

changes

again.

Note

If

you

proceed

with

the

step

above,

the

clock

and

the

preset

memory

are

erased,

and

“AM

12:00"

flashes.

MAES)

(Tal

fale)

to

the

latclelle)

ETO

RUlat

ate)

Press

the

POWER

button

to

turn

the

radio

on.

I

.

Chahta

ote

1

The

band,

frequency

and

the

preset

number

of

the

To

oe

Reception

=

Dee

loaned

Station

before

the

radio

was

turned

off

appear

in

the

FM/TV/WEATHER:

Extend

the

telescopic

antenna

eceiving

on

soo

.

display

window.

and

adjust

the

length,

direction

and

angle

for

the

best

reception.

2

Turn

the VOL

control

a

little

to

get

sound.

”

e

AM:

Since

the

ferrite

bar

antenna

is

3

Press

the

BAND/STANDBY

button

to

select

the

bult

in,

the

reception

is

affected

band.

by

the

position

of

the

radio.

Each

press

of

the

button

changes

the

band

in

the

Rotate

the

unit

horizontally

for

following

order.

optimum

reception.

aad!

i

eisalanicas

(The

display

window

shows

the

last

frequency

chosen

in

each

band.)

4

Tune

in

a

desired

station

by

pressing

the

TUNE/

TIME

+

or

—

buttons.

5

Adjust

volume.

Press

the

KEY

PROTECT

button.

The

o»

mark

will

be

displayed,

indicating

that

the

front

panel

buttons

cannot

To

turn

the

radio

off

be

activated.

This

prevents

accidental

operation

when

the

unit

is

being

carried.

You

can

adjust

volume

even

if

the

o~

mark

is

displayed.

To

release

this

function,

press

the

KEY

PROTECT

button

again.

When

you

press

the

KEY

PROTECT

button

in

the

standby

mode,

the

standby

mode

will

be

canceled

temporarily

until

the

KEY

PROTECT

function

is

released.

Press

the

POWER

button.

Preset

Tuning

You

can

preset

up

to

five

stations

in

each

band

(a

total

of

20

stations).

PEWS

Stitch

Example:

To

set

AM

1260

kHz

in

preset

button

2.

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teo\S

|.

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|

Press

the

POWER

button

to

turn

the

radio

on.

oth

2

Tune

in

the

AM

1260

kHz

(see

“Listening

to

the

Radio

(Manual

Tuning)”).

3

While

keeping

the

CLOCK/ENTER

button

pressed,

press

the

desired

PRESET

TUNING

button.

The

preset

number

appears

in

the

display

window.

Repeat

these

steps

for

each

station

to

be

preset.

To

change

the

preset

station

Preset

a

new

station

in

the

number

of

which

you

want

to

change

the

station.

The

previous

station

is

canceled.

1

Press

the

POWER

button

to

turn

the

radio

on.

2

Select

the

band

with

the

BAND/STANDBY

button.

3

Press

the

desired

PRESET

TUNING

button.

4

Adjust

the

volume.

Using

the

Alarm

Function

You

can

turn

the

radio

on

at

the

preset

time.

It

will

be

tuned

in

the

station

before

the

radio

was

turned

off.

The

tadio

will

automatically

tum

off

after

about

60

minutes,

unless

you

turn

it

off.

Setting

the

Alun

Time

Current

time

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493

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343

|

Make

sure

the

radio

is

turned

off.

scaly

2

While

keeping

the

ALARM

button

pressed,

set

the

time

by

pressing

the

TUNE/TIME

+

or

—

button.

While

the

ALARM

button

is

pressed,

the

“STANDBY’

indication

is

flashing

in

the

display

window.

3

Release

the

ALARM

button.

The

alarm

time

is

set.

The

indication

becomes

the

current

time.

Setting

the

Alarm

1

Make

sure

the

radio

is

turned

off.

2

Press

the

BAND/STANDBY

button.

The

“STANDBY”

indication

appears

in

the

display

window

=

Yel

=

Hal

To

cancel

the

alarm

function

Press

the

BAND/STANDBY

button.

The

“STANDBY”

indication

disappears.

Note

When

“AM

12:00"

is

flashing,

you

cannot

set

the

alarm

time

nor

set

the

alarm.