CLOCK
RADIO
Sonoclock 54
SC 5304 DCF
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SAFETY, INFORMATION
_____________________
Safety
This device is designed for the playback of audio signals.
Any other use is expressly prohibited.
°C
°C
If the device is subjected to sudden changes in temperature, for example if it
is brought in from the cold to a warm room, let it stand for at least two
hours. Do not connect to the mains supply during this time.
2h
AL
1
AL
2
WEC
NAP
1/6
MEMORY
AL
1
AL
2
WEC
NAP
1/6
MEMORY
ON/OFF
PROJECTOR
2/7
3/8
4/9
5/10
SLEEP
ON/OFF
PROJECTOR
2/7
3/8
4/9
5/10
SLEEP
Protect the device from moisture (water drops or splashes). Do not place any
vessels such as vases on the device. These may be knocked over and spill
fluid on the electrical components, thus presenting a safety risk.
When deciding where to place the device, please note that furniture sur-
faces are covered by various types of varnish and plastic, most of which
contain chemical additives. These additives can corrode the device sup-
ports, leaving residues on the furniture surfaces which can be difficult or
impossible to remove.
AL
1
AL
2
WEC
NAP
MEMORY
VICE !
! SER
ON/OFF
5/10
SLEEP
PROJECTOR
1/6
2/7
3/8
4/9
Do not use any cleaning agent, as this may damage the casing. Clean the
device with a clean, damp leather cloth. Never open the device casing.
No warranty claims are accepted for damage resulting from improper
handling.
The type plate is located on the bottom of the device.
Information
This device is noise-suppressed according to the applicable EU directives.
This product fulfils the European directives 89/336/EEC, 73/23/EEC and
93/68/EEC.
This device conforms to the safety regulation DIN EN 60065(VDE 0860)
and therefore the international safety regulation IEC 60065.
Technical data
Current supply
230 Volt, 50/60
Max. power consumption:
<4.5 W (operation), <3 W (stand-
by, projector off), <4 W (stand-by,
projector on)
Output:
DIN 45324, 10% THD 400 mW
FM 87.5 ...108.0 MHz
Frequency bands:
Dimensions and weight:
W x H x L 125 x 220 x 95 mm
Weight approx. 800 g
Environmental note
As little material as possible was used in the packaging of your device.
It consists of two separate materials: cardboard (box) and polyethylene
(bag). Please observe the local regulations for disposing of the packing
material.
Technical and design modifications reserved.
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OVERVIEW____________________________________________
SNOOZE
AL 1
AL 2
WEC
NAP
1/6
MEMORY
AL
1
AL
2
WEC
NAP
1/6
MEMORY
ON/OFF
SLEEP
5/10
PROJECTOR
3/8
4/9
2/7
ON/OFF
SLEEP
5/10
PROJECTOR
3/8
4/9
2/7
Controls on the top
SNOOZE
Interrupts the alarm function for approximately
9 minutes. The circular LED flashes when »SNOOZE«
or »NAP« are pressed.
Controls on the front
Sensor (Auto Dimmer). Adjusts the brightness of the
Z
display to the brightness of the room.
AL 1
AL 2
Settings for alarm time 1 and alarm time 2. Press
once: Displays the current alarm programme for 3
seconds. Press again within 3 seconds: Activates the
settings of the alarm programme. Press for more than
two seconds and hold down: Activates or deactivates
the alarm function.
WEC
Deactivates and activates the alarm function for the
weekend.
NAP
Press once: Activates the setting for the reminder timer.
Press and hold down: Deactivates the reminder timer.
MEMORY
When the device is on: For storing a radio station on a
preset button.
In stand-by mode: Activates the time zone setting;
activates and saves the manual time setting.
a
s
To select the settings for time, date, alarm type, alarm
time and alarm date.
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OVERVIEW____________________________________________
S
A
For setting the radio stations manually. For changing
the selected settings such as time, date, alarm type,
alarm time and alarm days.
ON/OFF
Switches the device off (stand-by) and back on.
Interrupts the alarm stand-by (alarm time 1 and 2) for
24 hours.
For switching off the sleep timer before the set time.
PROJECTOR
1/6 ... 5/10
SLEEP
Switches the projector on and off.
For manual setting of the display brightness.
Station buttons. Press once for channel position 1 ... 5,
and twice for channel position 6 ... 10.
Stand-by: Switches the radio on.
When the device is switched on: Press once to activate
the sleep timer, press and hold down (3 seconds) to
deactivate the sleep timer.
Controls on the sides
Connection socket for the cable of the supplied
projector.
+ VOLUME –
Adjusts the volume on the right side of the device.
0
Earphone socket (3.5 mm plug), on the right side of the
device.
VOLUME
– The device’s loudspeaker is switched off.
Controls on the back
Ü
Mains cable.
y
Wire antenna for FM reception.
For the best reception, direct the antenna accordingly.
y
DCF 77-Antenna.
Controls on the bottom
RESET
Returns the device to its original setting.
Two bases that can be adjusted in three different ways.
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OVERVIEW____________________________________________
The displays
g
g
M 9 NAP
љ
•
MON
02.02.04
MHz
:
23 32
:
1
2
ALARM
e
ɷ
20 30
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
SUN
WEC
g
Lights up when the device is in stand-by mode.
Operation indicator. Lights up when the device is
switched on.
•
g
Displays the DCF time synchronisation.
M 9
Displays the station position of the station you are
currently playing.
NAP
The reminder timer is activated.
The sleep timer is activated.
љ
MON
Day, frequency band or function display.
Date or frequency display.
02.02.04
MHz
In combination with the frequency display.
Displays the current time.
23:32
1
2
ALARM
Indicates the alarm settings for alarm times 1 or 2
(the next alarm time always appears in a frame,
e.g. » « the following alarm time appears without a
1
frame, e.g. »2«).
e
Displays alarm stand-by with signal tone.
Displays alarm stand-by with radio station.
ɷ
20:30
Displays the alarm times or the times for the sleep or
reminder timer.
MON
WEC
Displays the alarm days.
The alarm has been deactivated for the weekend.
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PREPARATIONS____________________________________
Connect power cable
Note:
Check that the mains voltage on the type plate (on the bottom of the
device) corresponds to your local mains supply. If this is not the case,
contact your specialist dealer.
AL
1
AL
2
WEC
NAP
1/6
M
1
Plug the mains cable into the socket (230 V~, 50/60 Hz).
Note:
ON/OFF
PROJECTOR
The only way to disconnect the device from the mains supply is to pull
out the plug.
Connect projector
1
Plug the jack of the projector cable into the socket » « (left side of the
device) with the arrow pointing forwards.
AL
1
AL
2
ON/OFF
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PREPARATIONS____________________________________
Additional information for units sold in the UK.
Units sold in the UK are suitable for operation from a 240V ac, 50Hz mains
supply.
The range of multi-system receivers is built to work in most European coun-
tries. However, the mains plug and socket system for the UK differs from
many European countries.
This appliance has been supplied with a fitted, non-removable, approved
converter plug for use in the UK. This converter plug is fitted with a 5A rated
fuse.
In case this appliance is supplied with a moulded 2-pin Euro plug only,
which is unsuitable for UK operation, this must be cut off and immediately
disposed of. An approved 13A, 3-pin UK plug should then be fitted by a
qualified electrician.
Note:
The severed Euro plug must be destroyed to avoid a possible shock
hazard should it be inserted into a socket elsewhere.
If a non-rewireable 3-pin plug or a rewireable 13A (BS1363) 3-pin plug is
used, it must be fitted with a 5A ASTA or BSI approved BS1362 fuse. If any
other type of plug is used it must be protected by a 5A fuse either in the
plug, or at the distribution board. If this type of plug becomes defective,
ensure that the fuse is removed before disposal, to eliminate potential shock
hazard.
If it is necessary to change the fuse in the non-rewireable plug, the correct
type and rating (5A ASTA or BSI approved BS1362) must be used and the
fuse cover must be refitted. If the fuse cover is lost or damaged, the lead and
plug must not be used until a replacement is obtained. Replacement fuse
covers should be obtained from your dealer.
Important:
The wires in the mains lead are colour coded in accordance with the follo-
wing code:
BLUE – NEUTRAL
BROWN – LIVE
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of your appliance may not cor-
respond with the coloured marking identifying terminals in your plug, pro-
ceed as follows:
Connect the BLUE coloured wire to plug terminal marked with the letter “N”
or coloured black.
Connect the BROWN coloured wire to the plug terminal marked with the
letter “L” or coloured red.
In no circumstance must any of the wires be connected to the terminal mar-
ked with the letter “E”, earth symbol “z”, coloured green, or green & yel-
low.
Replacement mains lead sets can be obtained from your local dealer, or by
contacting Grundig Consumer Relations (01788 570088)
Moulded 3-pin lead set, suitable for UK use:
Ref: Leadset UK
8290-991-224
Moulded 2-pin Euro lead set, not suitable for UK use:
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Ref: Leadset Euro
8290-991-316
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SETTINGS
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Automatic settings
Automatic station search
Note:
In order to interrupt the automatic settings, press »ON/OFF«.
1
Once you have connected your device to the mains, the run-through of
the frequency appears on the display.
– Your device automatically searches the frequency band for radio
stations.
– The radio stations are saved automatically.
– After the completion of the station search, the device switches to
stand-by mode, the time is set to »0:00« and the DCF symbol
»g« flashes. In the process, the radio programme is muted.
Radio-controlled clock
With your built-in radio-controlled clock, you are in possession of an
absolutely precise alarm and meeting clock which is automatically set to the
radio-transmitted time signals of the most precise clock in the world: the
atomic clock of the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt in Braunschweig
(PTB). This clock is so precise that in 1 million years a deviation of 1 second
can be expected.
Your radio-controlled alarm clock receives “time telegrams” via long wave
77.5 kHz from the time signal transmitter DCF 77, located in Mainflingen
(24 km south-east of Frankfurt/Main). This time signal transmitter has a
range of 1500 km.
The device receives signals from the DCF 77 transmitter free of charge via
the connected DCF 77 antenna wherever long wave reception is sufficient
with, for example, a good portable radio. Your radio-controlled clock often
receives the time telegrams at a considerably larger distance from the trans-
mitter; in such cases the quality of the local reception plays a key role.
The clock’s built-in micro-processor processes the received time telegrams
and controls the quartz clock fully automatically. After the clock is first acti-
vated, the DCF synchronisation is performed immediately and subsequently
every hour on the hour. Depending on the point of reception, synchronisa-
tion can take several minutes. During this process the »g«display flash-
es.. After a maximum of 5 minutes, the display starts glowing. The synchro-
nisation continues running in the background. In addition to the advantages
of precision timekeeping and to-the-second wake-up and alarm signals,
your radio-controlled clock sets itself automatically to winter and daylight
savings’ time.
If the DCF reception is insufficient, the DCF symbol »g« appears without
k
waves: »
«.
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SETTINGS
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Manual settings
If the device was not able to carry out a station search and synchronisation
due to bad reception, then you can manually set the radio stations, time and
date. You should nonetheless try to improve the reception conditions by
aligning the FM and DCF antenna.
Tuning radio stations
There are 10 channel positions available for radio stations.
1
2
Press » « to switch on the device.
ON/OFF
Begin the station search by pressing and holding down »S« or»A«.
– The search stops as soon as a radio station with a sufficiently strong
signal is found.
– You can also set the frequency of the programme step-by-step
(50 kHz) by briefly pressing »S« or»A«.
3
4
Save the radio station by pressing »MEMORY« (»M« flashes in the
display ), select the desired channel position within 20 seconds with
»1/6 ... 5/10« and confirm with »MEMORY«.
– Press »1/6 ... 5/10« once for channel positions 1 ... 5, and twice
for channel positions 6 ... 10.
– Display: the frequency and the selected channel position, e.g. »M 1«.
To set further radio stations, repeat this procedure starting at pt. 2.
Note:
If no channel position is selected within 20 seconds, the device
interrupts the setting procedure. Start again at Step 3.
Setting the time and date
If your device cannot automatically receive the time and date, you can set
both of them manually.
1
2
Press »ON/OFF« to switch the device to stand-by mode.
Press »MEMORY«.
– Display: the hours flash.
3
Press »S« or »A« briefly to set the hours step-by-step or hold down
to run through the hours quickly.
4
5
Press »s«.
– Display: the minutes flash.
Press »S« or »A« briefly to set the minutes step-by-step or hold
down to run through the minutes quickly.
6
7
Press »MEMORY«.
– Display: the day of the week flashes.
Press »S« or »A« briefly to set the day step-by-step or hold down to
run through the days quickly.
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SETTINGS
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8
Press »s«.
– Display: The month flashes.
9
Press »S« or »A« briefly to set the day step-by-step or hold down
to run through the days quickly.
10 Press »s«.
– Display: The year flashes.
11 Press »S« or »A« briefly to set the year step-by-step or hold down
to run through the years quickly.
12 Press »MEMORY« to confirm the settings.
Setting the time zone
1
Press »
« to switch off the device.
ON/OFF
2
To call up the setting, press »MEMORY« until »00« appears in the
display.
3
4
Set the time zone with »S« or »A« (scale: »00«,.»-1«, »-2«, »02«,
»01« and »00«again).
– Display: e.g. »-2«.
Press »MEMORY« to confirm the settings.
Note:
If the device is disconnected from the power supply for longer than
30 minutes, for example in case of a power failure, the time zone
setting returns to »00«. Please note that in such a case you may be
awoken by the alarm at the wrong time.
Adjusting the brightness of the display
(in stand-by mode)
Note:
The sensor (Auto Dimmer) on the front of the device adjusts the
brightness of the display to the given external lighting conditions.
1
2
Press »PROJECTOR« for more than 2 seconds.
Use »S« or »A«to switch between the two brightness levels.
Setting alarm types and times
You can enter two different alarm programmes and select between three
different alarm types. The sound sources of these alarm types are dynamic,
which means the volume increases continually from zero onwards until an
individually set maximum volume is reached (»V 20« for signal tone and
»V 30« for radio station). If the volume control »+ VOLUME –« is used
during the alarm, the volume stops increasing.
Alarm types: ɷ = radio alarm, e = signal alarm, e ɷ = signal and
radio alarm.
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SETTINGS
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All settings can be carried out in stand-by mode. The following sections
1
describe the settings for the first alarm programme »
«. Repeat
ALARM
2
this for the second alarm programme »
«. When both alarm
ɷ«, the alarm time (e.g. »7:30«) and
ALARM
1
2
times are activated, »
ALARM
the upcoming day of the week, to which the alarm setting applies appear in
the
display.
Radio alarm
1
Press »ON/OFF« to switch on the device.
2
Use »1/6 ... 5/10« to select the desired radio station.
– The requested radio station is played.
3
4
5
Set the desired maximum volume using »+ VOLUME –«.
Press »ON/OFF« to switch the device to stand-by mode.
To activate the first alarm programme, press and hold down »AL 1«.
1
– Display: e.g. »
ɷ«, the alarm time (e.g. »6:00«) and
ALARM
the next alarm day.
6
Press »AL 1« twice to set the programme.
– Display: » 1 ɷ« flashes.
ALARM
7
8
If necessary, select radio programme (»ɷ«) with »S« or »A«.
Press »s«.
– Display: The hours of the alarm time flash.
9
Press »S« or »A« briefly to set the hours step-by-step or hold
down to run through the hours quickly.
10 Press »s«.
– Display: The minutes of the alarm time flash.
11 Press »S« or »A« briefly to set the minutes step-by-step or hold
down to run through the minutes quickly.
12 Press »s«.
MON
– Display: »
« flashes.
13 Switch the alarm on Monday on or off with »S« or »A«.
– Display: »ON« or »OFF« appears and flashes.
14 Press »s«.
TUE
– Display: »
« flashes.
15 Choose settings for all days of the week; to do so repeat steps 11 and
12 as often as necessary.
16 Press »AL 1« to confirm the settings.
1
– Display: »
ALARM
ɷ«, the alarm time (e.g. »7:00«) and the
next alarm day for the week.
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SETTINGS
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Signal alarm
1
Press »
« to switch the device to stand-by mode.
ON/OFF
2
To activate the first alarm programme, press and hold down »AL 1«.
1
– Display: e.g. »
ɷ«, the alarm time (e.g. »6:00«) and the
ALARM
next alarm day.
3
Press »AL 1« twice to set the programme.
– Display: » 1 ɷ« flashes.
ALARM
4
5
If necessary, select signal alarm (»e«) with »S« or »A«.
To set and confirm the alarm time, repeat steps 8 to 16 of the “radio
alarm” section.
Radio and signal tone alarm
1
Press »ON/OFF« to switch on the device.
2
Use »1/6 ... 5/10« to select the desired radio station.
– The requested radio station is played.
3
4
5
Set the desired maximum volume using »+ VOLUME –«.
Press »
« to switch the device to stand-by mode.
ON/OFF
To activate the first alarm programme, press and hold down »AL 1«.
1
– Display: e.g. »
ɷ«, the alarm time (e.g. »6:00«) and the
ALARM
next alarm day.
6
7
Press »AL 1« twice to set the programme.
– Display: » 1 ɷ« flashes.
ALARM
If you have not already selected it, select the radio and signal tone
alarm type (»e ɷ«) with »S« or »A«.
8
To set and confirm the alarm time, repeat steps 8 to 16 of the “radio
alarm” section.
Note:
You will be awoken with the radio programme at the set alarm time;
approx. 9 minutes later the signal tone will sound. If you interrupt the
signal tone with »SNOOZE«, you will still hear the radio programme.
Deleting all settings (Reset)
If the electronic system of your device becomes blocked (as the result of
static electricity from the floor carpet or storms, for example), the device can
be reset to its original condition.
1
Press »RESET« (at the base of the casing) with a sharp object and hold
down for about 2 seconds.
– The time, date, alarm times and radio settings are deleted.
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OPERATION__________________________________________
Switching on and off
1
Press »ON/OFF« to switch the device on from stand-by mode and to
switch it back to stand-by mode.
Radio mode
For the best possible FM (VHF) reception, it is sufficient to direct the wire
antenna accordingly.
1
2
3
Press »
« to switch the device on.
ON/OFF
– The display shows »FM«, »MHz« and the frequency of the station.
– You will hear the radio station last selected.
Select the desired station position with the »1/6 ... 5/10« button.
– Press »1/6 ... 5/10« once for channel positions 1 ... 5, and twice
for channel positions 6 ... 10.
Press »
« to switch off the device.
– The current time, date and day of the week appear in the display.
ON/OFF
Adjusting the volume
1
Adjust the volume by pressing »+ VOLUME –«.
– Display: Scale between »V OO« and »V 3O«.
Alarm mode
Limiting the alarm to individual days of the week
In the basic setting the selected alarm types and times apply to all days of
MON
SUN
the week (display: »
« to »
«). If desired, individual days can be
deleted. You can thus create your own personal weekly rhythm.
1
2
Press »
« to switch the device to stand-by mode.
ON/OFF
To activate the first alarm programme, press and hold down »AL 1«.
– Display: e.g. »
1
ɷ«, the alarm time (e.g. »6:00«) and the
ALARM
next alarm day.
3
4
5
Press »AL 1« twice to activate the setting.
– Display: » 1 ɷ« flashes.
ALARM
Press »E« or »R« until the desired day of the week flashes in the
display.
To delete the day, press »S« or »A«.
– Display: »OFF« and the deleted day of the week flash for about
10 seconds until the LEDs go out.
6
Switch to the next day of the week by using »E« or »R«.
– The deleted day of the week flashes in the display.
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OPERATION__________________________________________
7
8
9
To delete further days of the week repeat steps 4 to 6.
Press »AL 1« to confirm your entry.
To reinsert deleted days of the week repeat steps 1 to 8.
Note:
If the alarm times for this day have expired, the next day of the week
always appears in the display, to which the alarm applies with alarm
time and type, regardless of the selected setting.
Check alarm programme
You can check the two alarm programmes while in other modes, for
example radio mode, without blocking the alarm function.
1
Press »AL 1« once.
– Display: Alarm type, alarm time 1 and the selected day of the week.
2
Press »AL 2« once.
– Display: Alarm type, alarm time 2 and the selected day of the week.
Notes:
The next alarm time is always shown in the display, regardless of the
1 2
selected operating mode (e.g. »
time and day of the week).
« with alarm type, alarm
ALARM
Interrupting and repeating the alarm
You can interrupt the alarm function – regardless of the alarm type selected.
After 9 minutes, the alarm sounds again.
1
Press »SNOOZE« to interrupt the alarm.
1
– Display: e.g. »
ɷ « flashes.
ALARM
– The circular snooze LED flashes.
Note:
The alarm function can be interrupted as often as possible within the
90 minute alarm duration. When using the radio and signal tone
alarm, only the signal tone is interrupted for about 9 minutes.
Cancelling the alarm for the day
1
Press »ON/OFF« to end the alarm.
– The alarm function is cancelled for the rest of the day, the alarm
sounds at the time of the next set alarm programme.
Deactivate the alarm for the weekend
You can deactivate the alarm function over the weekend. The entered alarm
times are saved.
1
Press »WEC« to deactivate the alarm.
WEC
MON
– Display: »
« and the next day with alarm, for example »
«.
2
Reactivate alarm function with »WEC«.
WEC
– The indicator: »
« disappears and the next day with alarm is
SAT
»
«, for example.
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OPERATION__________________________________________
Deactivate alarm for the next day.
You can deactivate the alarm function for the next day, for example, if that
day is a public holiday. The set alarm times are saved.
1
To deactivate the alarm function for the next day, press »SNOOZE«
for more than 5 seconds.
1
– Display: e.g. »
flashes for the deactivated alarm function, next
alarm, next alarm time and next alarm day remain constant.
2
To reactivate the alarm function for the next day, press »SNOOZE« for
more than 5 seconds.
1
– Display: e.g. »
for the reactivated alarm function, next alarm time
and next alarm day.
Deactivating/activating the alarm function
1
Press » « to switch the device to stand-by mode.
ON/OFF
2
To deactivate the first alarm programme, press and hold down »AL 1«.
1
– Display: e.g. »
ɷ«, the alarm time (e.g. »6:00«) and the
ALARM
next alarm day.
3
4
To deactivate the second alarm programme, repeat step 2 with
»AL 2«.
To reactivate the alarm programme, press and hold down »AL 1«.
1
– Display: »
ALARM
ɷ«, the alarm time (e.g. »6:00«) and the next
alarm day.
Timer mode
Your device has two timer modes:
– The sleep-timer, which switches the machine off at a preset time.
– The reminder timer, reminding you by sounding the signal tone at a preset
time.
Setting the sleep timer
1
Press »SLEEP« to switch the device on.
– Display: »60« and »љ« flash.
– You will hear the radio station last selected.
2
Confirm switch-off time with »S« or »A« (in 10 minute intervals
from 120 to 10 minutes) and confirm with »SLEEP«.
– Display: »љ« the remaining time until the device switches off,
e.g.»28«.
– After the set time has elapsed, the device shuts off.
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OPERATION__________________________________________
Switching off the sleep timer
1
For switching off the sleep timer before the set time, switch off device
with »ON/OFF« or press and hold down »SLEEP«.
– Display: »љ« and the remaining time stop glowing.
– The device switches off.
Setting the reminder timer
1
Activate the function with »NAP«.
– Display: »60« and » « flash.
NAP
– The circular snooze LED flashes.
2
Confirm reminder time with »S« or »A« (in 10 minute intervals from
120 to 10 minutes) and confirm with »NAP«.
– Display: »
« the remaining time until the reminder, e.g. »36«.
NAP
– After the set time has expired, a signal tone sounds (for max. 90
minutes).
– Display: »00« flashes briefly and then stops with »
«.
NAP
3
To switch off the signal tone, press and hold down »NAP«.
Switch off reminder timer
1
To switch off the reminder timer before the set time, press »NAP« and
hold it down.
– Display: »
glowing.
« and the remaining time until the reminder stop
NAP
Operation with the projector
You can use the supplied projector to project the current time to the wall or
the ceiling.
1
Connect the projector cable to the socket » « (left side of the device).
– The light in the projector lights up.
12 :00
2
3
Direct the body of the projector in the desired angle.
Set the focus of the projection by moving the lens holder.
– The current time can be seen on the wall or on the ceiling.
AL
1
4
Switch the projector off and on by using »PROJECTOR«.
ON/
Note:
If you are not using the projector for longer periods of time, take it off
the device.
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