Hama RC 660 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 3

• Dispose of packagingmaterialimmediately accordingto locallyapplicable
regulations
Warning —Batteries
mmediately remove a nddispose O f d eadbatteries fromtheproduct
• Onlyuse batteries ( orrechargeable batteries) thatmatch thespecified type
• DO notmixOldandnewbatteries orbatteries o f adifferent typeOrmake
When inserting batteries, notethecorrect polarity (+and-markings) andinsert
thebatteries a ccordingly Failure t o dosocouldresult i nthe batteries leaking
or exploding
• Donotovercharge batteries
• Keepbatteriesout of the reachOfchildren
• Donotshortcircuit t hebatteries\rechargeable
fromuncoated m etaobjects
4. Getting Started
• Move theLOCK slideswitch (12)tothe LOCK position t o select n ormal mode
4.1. Insertingthe batteries
• Openthe battery compartment ( 14), insertthreeAAA batterieswith the correct
polarity andcose the battery c ompartment (14)
4.2. Replacing the batteries
• Openthe battery compartment ( 14), removeand properlydisposeof the dead
batteriesandinsertthree newAAAbatterieswith the correct polarity Replace the
battery c ompartment cover
5. Operation
ote
Holddown the 12/24/ YEARbutton
//PATE button ( 10) t oselect thevalues faster
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batteries a ndkeep themaway
HOUR/ MONTH button(9) or the MIN/
indd 4-5
5.1. Automatic date/time setting using the DCFsignal
• Onceyou haveinsertedthe batteries,the displayis switchedon, an acousticsignal
soundsandthe alarm clockautomaticallystartssearching for a DCF radio signal
During thesearch, the radio iconi/ willflash This process cantake3 to 5
minutes
• Whenthe wirelesssignalisreceived, t he date andtime are automaticallyset
Display
Display flashing
Display steady(notflashing)
Notdisplayed
• press a ndhold the MIN/ DATE button(10) f orapprox3 seconds to starta manual
search f ortheDCF radiosignal
Note - Timesettings
• If, during initial setupof the device,no DCFradio signalisreceivedwithin the
first few minutes,the searchis aborted Theradio iconwill go out.
• If there arereceptionproblems, w e recommendleavingthe clock to sit overnight,
sinceinterferenceis generallylessat night
In the meantime,you can start a manualsearchfor the DCFradio signalat
another locationor you can manuallysetthetime and date
• Theclock automaticallycontinuesto searchfor the DCFsignaleveryhour Ifthe
signal i sreceived s uccessfully, themanually s ettimeanddateareoverwritten
Searching for the DCF signal
Active
Successful - signalisbeingreceived
i
Inactive— no signalreception
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