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Radio-controlled alarm clock with monthly calendar
Radio-controlled alarm clock with monthly calendar
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0 appears on the display.
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Press the +/12/24 or -/°C/°F button.
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Confirm the setting with the MODE button.
8.1.3 Setting of the 12 and 24 hours display
• In the normal mode you can choose between the 12 - or 24 hour system.
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Press the +/12/24 button.
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In the 12 HR system AM (before 12 o'clock) or PM (after 12 o'clock) appears on the display.
8.2 Setting of the alarm time
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Press the MODE button once in normal mode.
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AL and 7:00 (default) or the last adjusted alarm time appear on the display.
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Press and hold the MODE button.
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The hour digits start flashing.
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Press the +/12/24 or -/°C/°F button to adjust the hours.
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Press the MODE button again and you can adjust the minutes with the +/12/24 or -/°C/°F button.
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Confirm the setting with the MODE button.
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Press the MODE button three times, to return to normal mode.
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The display shows the current time.
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Slide the ON/OFF switch upwards. The alarm is activated.
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The alarm symbol appears on the display.
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When the adjusted alarm time is reached, the alarm will ring.
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The alarm symbol will be flashing.
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Press any button and the alarm will stop.
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If the alarm is not stopped manually, the increasing alarm will automatically turn off after certain minutes and will be reactivated
at the same time.
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When the alarm rings, press the SNOOZE/LIGHT button and the snooze function will be activated.
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Once the snooze function is activated, Zz will be flashing on the display.
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The alarm will be interrupted for five minutes.
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You can activate the snooze function up to seven times.
7. Note for radio-controlled time DCF
The time base for the radio-controlled time is a caesium atomic clock operated by the Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt Braun-
schweig. It has a time deviation of less than one second in one million years. The time is coded and transmitted from Mainflingen
near Frankfurt via frequency signal DCF-77 (77.5 kHz) and has a transmitting range of approximately 1,500 km. Your radio-controlled
clock receives this signal and converts it to show the precise time. Changeover from summer time or winter time is automatic. In Day-
light Saving Time DST is shown on the LCD. The quality of the reception depends mainly on the geographic location. Normally there
should be no reception problems within a 1,500 km radius around Frankfurt.
Please take note of the following:
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The recommended distance to any interfering sources like computer monitors or TV sets is at least 1.5 - 2 meters.
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Inside ferro-concrete rooms (basements, superstructures), the received signal is naturally weakened. In extreme cases, please place
the unit close to a window to improve the reception.
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During night-time, the atmospheric interference is usually less severe and reception is possible in most cases. A single daily recep-
tion is adequate to keep the accuracy deviation under 1 second.
8. Operation
• During the operation, all successful settings will be confirmed by a brief beep tone.
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The device will automatically quit the setting mode if no button is pressed for a long period of time.
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Press and hold the +/12/24 or -/°C/°F button in the setting mode for fast running.
8.1 Manual settings
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Press and hold the MODE button in normal mode. The device will alert you with a beep. The hour digit will be flashing. Press the
+/12/24 or -/°C/°F button to adjust hours.
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Press the MODE button to make the settings in the following sequence: Minutes, seconds, year, month, day and time zone. Press
the +/12/24 or -/°C/°F button to adjust it.
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Confirm with the MODE button.
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The manually set time will be overwritten by the DCF time when the signal is received successfully.
8.1.2 Setting of the time zone
• In the setting mode you can make the time zone correction (-12/+12).
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The time zone correction is needed for countries where the DCF signal can be received but the time zone is different from the Ger-
man time (e.g. +1=one hour later).
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