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| Product Type | Radio |
| Brand | Vitek |
| Model | VT-3585 SR |
| Power Supply | AC 230V / 4x AA batteries (not included) |
| Frequency Range FM | 87.5 – 108 MHz |
| Frequency Range AM | 520 – 1710 kHz |
| Speaker Output | 2 x 2W RMS |
| Headphone Output | 3.5 mm stereo jack |
| Antenna | Telescopic FM / Built-in ferrite AM |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | approx. 200 x 120 x 80 mm |
| Weight | approx. 0.5 kg (without batteries) |
| Display | LCD with backlight |
| Preset Memory | 30 stations (20 FM / 10 AM) |
| Additional Functions | Sleep timer, alarm clock, auto scan |
| Cleaning Instructions | Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners. |
| Safety Notes | Keep away from moisture and heat sources. Use only specified power adapter. |
| Spare Parts Availability | Contact Vitek service center for replacement antennas or adapters. |
| Repairability | Repairs should be carried out by qualified personnel only. |
| General Information | Designed for personal use. Operating temperature: 5°C – 40°C. |
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USER MANUAL VT-3585 SR Vitek
- MW/SW Band selector
- Electronic lock button
- Power indicator
- Settings regulator
- Radio settings indicator
- Headphones jack
- Sleep timer button
- Setting the hour\increasing the volume
- Setting the minute/ lowering the volume
- Receiver On/Off button
- Display
- Backlight button
- Current time/alarm setting button
- Telescopic antenna
- 220 V AC power connection using the provided cable
- Carrying handle
- Battery compartment
DISPLAY INDICATIONS
- Sleep timer indicator
- Electronic lock indicator
- Reception indicator
- FM indicator
- AM indicator
- Station frequency indicator
- MW band indicator
- FM/SW band indicator
- Volume level indicator
- Volume adjustment indicator
- Volume meaning indicator
- World time indicator
- Current time indicator
- Alarm indicator
- Current time mode indicator
POWER
Installing the batteries
- This radio receiver can use three UM1 type batteries for power.
They must be inserted into the battery compartment, following polarity. - If the sound weakens or static is heard when listening, new batteries should be installed.
Attention!
- Do not use new and old batteries or batteries of different types at the same time.
- To avoid spillage of electrolyte and threat of dangerous explosion, it is not recommended to recharge, heat, or take batteries apart.
- If you are not planning to use the receiver for a long period of time, don't forget to remove the batteries, otherwise the electrolyte may spill and damage parts of the device.
AC power
- Plug in the power cord to the AC power outlet.
- If the device is connected to power, the batteries automatically turn off.
Checking the activation of the electronic lock before turning the receiver on
- If after installing the batteries, the symbol appears on the
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screen, then you must cancel this function first of all, otherwise the receiver will not turn on.
- To do so, press the electronic lock button (2).
- Then, after you turn off the radio or have set the desired station, you can set the block the receiver using the electronic lock function, so that incorrect commands can not be entered. Press the electronic lock button (2). The symbol will appear on the screen, which ensures that the electronic lock function has been activated and all other button are turned off.
Turning on receiver
- Press the On/Off button (10) to turn on the receiver. The power indicator (3) will light.
- To turn off the receiver press the On/Off button again.
Band selection
- Press the band selection button (14) to switch between AM/FM.
- To switch to the MW/SW1-10 bands, use the selector (1).
Tuner
- To choose the desired tuner, rotate the tuning regulator (4).
You will see the frequency displayed on the screen.
- If the tuning is done properly, the radio signal will be steady. The indicator (5) will light at the same time.
Volume level indicator
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You can see 16 volume levels on the display.
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To set the desired volume, press the set hours/increase volume button (8) or, accordingly, the set minutes/decrease volume button (9).
Backlight button
When this button (12) is pressed, the display will light for 10 sec.
Headphones connection
To listen to radio programs in head phones, connect them to the jack (6). The receiver's speaker will automatically turn off.
Carrying handle
The receiver is equipped with a convenient carrying handle.
SETTING THE TIME
Setting the current time
- The receiver is programmed with a 24 hour mode clock.
- After battery installation, the screen will show the time as 12:00.
- Press the set time/set alarm (MODE) button. The time on the screen will begin to blink.
- Then, within three seconds, press the set hours/increase volume and the set minutes/decrease volume buttons to set the needed time.
- Setting the current time can be done while listening to the radio.
Viewing world times
- You can see the time anywhere in the world when the receiver is off.
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Press the band selector/world time button (14). After that, the LOCAL indicator will disappear from the display and the second indicator will stop blinking.
- To choose the world time, use the set hours (8) and set minutes (9) buttons.
- After looking at world times, the current time will again appear and the LOCAL indicator will return.
- The time difference is shown rounded up to one hour; the minutes do not change. When looking at world times, the current time indicator disappears.
ALARM FUNCTION
- Press the set time/set alarm (MODE) (13) button twice. After that, this symbol will appear on the screen and the alarm time will blink.
- Press the set hours (8) and set minutes (9) buttons or hold them down for three seconds to make the numbers change faster and set the desired wakeup alarm time.
- The alarm may be set while listening to the radio.
- When the desired wakeup time arrives, the alarm will automatically activate.
- After the alarm has activated, the receiver automatically turns off in 90 minutes.
SLEEP TIMER FUNCTION
- If the receiver is off, by pressing
the sleep timer button (7) (SLEEP), you turn on the radio and simultaneously the set sleep timer menu will appear on the display with the symbol SLEEP and the number 90.
- Holding down the SLEEP button, set the desired time until receiver shutoff. When the time comes, the receiver automatically turns off. The time system for setting the Timer changes in increments: 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 – to the current time (to cancel the sleep timer).
- Setting the sleep timer using the SLEEP button (7) can be done directly or while listening to the radio.
- You can cancel the sleep timer function by pressing the SLEEP button (7) again then continue listening to the program.
- To turn off the receiver immediately, press the On/Off button.
USING THE ANTENNA
Receiving MW band stations
Program reception in the MW band is carried out with the help of an internal magnetic antenna. To increase signal reception quality, rotate the receiver horizontally until the signal is strong enough.
Receiving FM band stations
Program reception in the FM band is carried out with the help of the telescoping antenna. The antenna should
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be extended and then by changing its length and direction, the strongest signal can be found.
Receiving SW band stations
Program reception in the SW band is also achieved with the help of the telescoping antenna. For best reception, extend the antenna fully and position it vertically.
POSSIBLE MALFUNCTIONS AND CARING FOR YOUR DEVICE
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Televisions, fluorescent lamps, desk lamps with transistors, computers, electric motors, etc, create strong static during signal reception in the MW and SW bands. Thus, it is not recommended to operate the radio receiver near any of the aforementioned objects.
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Strengthening beams inside multi-level buildings and also the buildings themselves can create a screening effect and inhibit radio signal reception. In such cases, we recommend placing the receiver near a window.
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Complex (satellite) signal sources create strong static in the FM band. Signal reception quality can be increased by moving the receiver itself and adjusting the length and position of the antenna.
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A soft antenna wire can also be used. Connect one end to the telescoping antenna and the other to the outside of the
window. The will increase signal reception quality in the SW and FM bands.
- This digital radio receiver can be damaged by high temperatures, humidity, vibrations, thus resulting in interruption of signal reception. In such cases, the radio will need to be re1tuned.
- Temperatures of less than 10^ C can result in leakage of the Liquid Crystal layer, so it is not recommended to use the radio in temperatures less than 10^ C.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
- Frequency Bands:
FM 87-108 MHz
MW 525-1600 kHz
SW1 3.90-4.00 MHz
SW2 4.75-5.06 MHz
SW3 5.85-6.20 MHz
SW4 7.10-7.30 MHz
SW5 9.50-9.90 MHz
SW6 11.65-12.05 MHz
SW7 13.60-13.80 MHz
SW8 15.10-15.60 MHz
SW9 17.50-17.90 MHz
SW10 21.45-21.85 MHz
- Sensitivity:
FM <= 20 μV
MW<=5 mV/m
SW <= 100 μV
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Single signal selectivity: >=16 dB
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Power: DC 4.5 V
Batteries UM1 1.5 Vx3
AC Power - AC 220 V
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Speaker: 100 mm /4 Ohms / 5 Wt
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Headphones:
3.5 mm / 32 Ohms
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- Dimensions: 226 x 130x61
- Weight: 800 g (without batteries)
The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to the characteristics of the device without prior notice.
The service life of the device is no less than five years.
Guarantee
Details regarding guarantee conditions can be obtained from the dealer from whom the appliance was purchased. The bill of sale or receipt must be produced when making any claim under the terms of this guarantee.

This product conforms to the EMC-Requirements as laid down by the Council Directive 89/336/EEC and to the Low Voltage Regulation (23/73 EEC)
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A production date of the item is indicated in the serial number on the technical data plate. A serial number is an eleven-unit number, with the first four figures indicating the production date. For example, serial number 0606xxxxxxx means that the item was manufactured in June (the sixth month) 2006.