KSPO:0400-09
IROX OST18-MANUAL(Eng)
SIZE:W80 x H100(mm)
BY Lai HZ 13/1
Version 1.1
Table of contents
JK-18
Operating Instructions
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Full-segment display
Battery compartment
2 x 1.5 batteries of the size AM-4 resp. “AAA”
To open: slide lid in the direction of the arrow (indicated on the lid) after the
stand has been removed.
MODE
- Press and hold 3 seconds to set the 12/24hr time mode, current time
and time-zone (-2 to +2 hrs)
- Press to select the alarm 1 or 2. The icon or will be displayed
- When the or is displayed, press and hold [MODE] for 3 seconds
to set the selected alarm
+
- Press to increase the value of a setting
-
- Press to decrease the value of a setting
ALARM
- Press once to activate the alarm 1, will be shown
- Press again to activate the alarm 2, will be shown
- Press again to activate both alarm 1 and alarm 2, and will be
shown
SNOOZE / LIGHT
- Press to turn on the backlight
- Press and hold 3 seconds to set the snooze cycle (1-9 minutes)
- During the alarm sound is on, press to start the snooze cycle.
The icon will be shown
ALARM
JK-18 provides 5 modes for alarm sound. It is managed by sliding the
switch for selection:
Pos. 1: beep .... beep ..... beep ....
Pos. 2: beepbeep ..... beepbeep .... beepbeep .....
Pos. 3: beep .......................beep .....................beep.
Pos. 4: beep .... beepbeep ..... beepbeepbeep.....................beep....
beepbeep....beepbeepbeep
Pos. 5: beeeeeeeeeeeep...................beeeeeeeeeeeep...................
beeeeeeeeeeeep
1. INTRODUCTION
We would like to thank you for selecting the JK-18 by IROX. Y
the owner of one of the markets highest quality alarm clock. It is the result
of Swiss engineering and is manufactured in one of the best factories in
greater Hong Kong.
The JK-18 offers absolutely unique features of radio controlled alarm clock
as well as 5 different options for the alarm sound.
Please read these instructions carefully to benefit fully of all features of
this clock.
2. OPERA
2.1 LCD DISPLA
All functions are depicted on the liquid crystal display (LCD) in two
windows.
Time window
- Display of the current time
- or indicates when the 12hr time mode is set
- (add hour) or (minus hour) indicates when setting the time-zone
- indicates the reception status of radio controlled signal
- indicates when the snooze cycle is started
- Indicates when the batteries are week
Alarm window
- Display of the programmed alarm 1 or alarm 2
- or indicates when the alarm time 1 or 2 is displayed on the window
- indicates when the alarm 1 is activated
- indicates when the alarm 2 is activated
- or indicates the time format of the alarm when the 12hr time
mode is set
2.2 KEYS / SWITCH / BA
Rear view
3. PUTTING INTO OPERA
1. Open the battery compartment of the display device and remove all
insulation strips. If no batteries are in the device, insert the 2 batteries
(AM-4 or ‘AAAcorrect polarity
2. Now close the battery compartment.
3. Directly after the activation of the batteries, all segments are displayed
for a few seconds on the display
“12:00 am” on the display
4. OPERA
4.1 TIME
Time (hh:mm) is displayed in the top information window
the symbol for the reception status of the radio controlled clock.
4.1.1 The radio-controlled clock
1.
for the time signal transmitter DCF77 from Germany
the time signal takes about 3-10 minutes. During reception the
symbol will blink. If reception is good, with waves. If reception is bad,
without.
2.
automatically be set and the symbol will be activated.
3. If time reception was not successful, the reception symbol is indicated
without waves. In such case, you can also set the time manually (see
directions in chapter 4.1.2). The JK-18 will independently try to receive
a signal again during the night.
NOTE: The radio controlled clock automatically synchronizes itself during
the night (1:00, 3:00, 6:00, 9:00). This increases the chance for an
undisturbed reception of time and accurate time even in locations
where reception is a problem.
4.1.2 Manual setting
JK-18 provides another option which allows you to adjust the clock
manually
1. Press and hold the MODE button for 3 seconds, time mode 12/24 hr will
be displayed. Press + or – button to select. Press MODE to confirm
2. The hour digits are flashing. Press + or – button to set the hour
MODE to confirm
3. The minute digits are flashing. Press + or – button to set the minute.
Press MODE to confirm.
4. The time-zone display is flashing. Press + or – button to set the
time-zone. The time-zone area can be set from -2 to +2 hours. During
the setting, the (add hour) or (minus hour) will be shown. Press
MODE to confirm.
NOTE:
- During the setting mode, if no button is pressed for one minute, the JK-18
will automatically jump back to the current time display
to this point will be stored.
- With the ZONE setting you can use the JK-18 as a radio controlled alarm
clock almost everywhere in Europe. Here are a few examples of countries
where the ZONE should be set (all other West European countries are
ZONE = 0):
-2 hours: Greenland,
-1 hour: Great Britain, Ireland, Portugal, Iceland, Canary Islands
+1 hour: Greece, Finland, Baltic States, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Israel
+2 hours: Russia (Moscow
4.2 ALARM
4.2.1 Setting an alarm
JK-18 offers the feature of dual alarm setting, which you are able to set
and activate two individual alarms at the same time.
1. Press MODE button to select alarm 1 or 2. The icon or will be
displayed.
2. If the icon is shown, press and hold the MODE button for 3 seconds
to enter the setting mode of the alarm time of
3. If the icon is shown, press and hold the MODE button for 3 seconds
to enter the setting mode of the alarm time of
4. Press + or – button to adjust the hours and minutes of the selected alarm.
5. Press MODE button to confirm the setting.
4.2.2 Activate the alarm
1. Press
2. Press
3. Press
and will be shown.
4. Y
switch (described in section 2.2).
5. Press
Time Zone Setting
1. Introduction
2. Operating elements
2.1 LCD Display
2.2 Keys / Switch / Battery compartment
3. Putting into operation
4. Operation
4.1 T
4.1.1 The radio-controlled clock
4.1.2 Manual setting
4.2
4.2.1 Setting an alarm
4.2.2
4.2.3 Stop the alarm
4.2.4 Setting the snooze cycle
4.3 Backlight
5. Change of battery
6. Care instructions
7. Support
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