Radio Operation - Silva Homeline Ur 1024 Bedienungsanleitung/Sicherheitshinweise

Please note:
If you have selected "Wake up with radio", make sure that you have set the desired station and
volume. The alarm will start at a low volume and gradually increase to the set volume level.
Alarm repeat / SNOOZE:
Once the alarm has started, you can pause it for about 9 minutes by pressing the
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"SNOOZE" button. During the "snooze" period, the LED alarm display flashes.
After 9 minutes the alarm starts again.
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To turn off the alarm, press the "AL1/AL Off" or "AL2/AL OFF" button.
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You can repeat the alarm several times.
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If you do not complete the alarm process, the device will switch off automatically after a
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while.
Turn on the device using the on/off button "
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Manual channel setting:
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Use the " " and " " buttons to select the desired station. Pay attention to the frequency
shown on the display.
Automatic channel search:
and hold one of the two buttons " " and " ": The automatic station search begins and the
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previous/next station with a sufficiently strong signal is tuned in. Repeat until the desired
station is tuned in - pay attention to the frequency display on the screen.
Once a station is tuned in, the station frequency appears briefly on the display and then
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changes back to the time display. If you want to briefly switch to the frequency display
during the time display, press one of the " " or " " buttons.
Antenna:
Unwind the antenna completely and adjust it for the best possible reception.
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Adjust the volume using the volume controls "
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If you want to stop the radio operation, press the on/off button.
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Save station:
You have the option of saving up to 10 stations:
Find the station you want to save.
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Press the "MEM/M+" button until "P01" appears on the display. Press the "MEM/M+"
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button again. The selected station is now stored in memory location 01.
Repeat these two steps until you have filled all station presets.
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If you want to set a saved station, press the "MEM/M+" button briefly and repeatedly until
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the corresponding memory location number appears on the display.

Radio operation

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