Other Functions - Hitachi UR 18DSL2 Bedienungsanleitung

USING THE TIMER FUNCTION
○ The radio turns on/off at the preset time
○ Use the radio as an alarm clock
● Sleep Timer
Setting the sleep timer turns the radio off after the set time
has elapsed.
1. Pressing the sleep timer / clock button while the
power is turned on displays the
The time (minutes) indicator changes in order of
[90→80→70→...→10→OFF] in 10-minute units each time
the button is pressed.
2. Press the button repeatedly until the desired time is
displayed.
3. The radio turns off when the set time has elapsed.
4. To cancel the timer, press the sleep timer / clock button
until the indicator is set to OFF.
The SLEEP indicator goes off and the sleep timer is
cancelled.
To check the remaining time
The SLEEP indicator is displayed when the sleep timer
has been set.
Press the sleep timer / clock button to check the remaining
time on the timer.
● Buzzer Alarm / Radio Alarm
NOTE
○ The volume of the buzzer alarm cannot be adjusted.
○ If the rechargeable battery is running low, the radio alarm
timer may not work.
Charge the battery before setting the timer or use the AC
adapter.
○ The radio alarm turns on in the station and at the volume
selected before the timer was set. Set the volume and
time to avoid creating a disturbance when the radio turns
on.
When the alarm time is set and the buzzer alarm is selected,
the buzzer sounds at the preset time.
When the radio alarm is selected, the radio turns on in the
selected radio station at the preset time.
1. Set the time with the radio turned off .
2. Press and hold the FM mode / alarm button for more than
2 seconds to switch to alarm mode.
The ALARM indicator is displayed.
3. The "hour" indicator blinks. Turn the select dial or press
the search button to select the desired "hour".
Press the FM mode / alarm button to set the "hour". The
"minutes" indicator blinks. Turn the select dial or press
the search button to select the desired "minutes".
4. Press the FM mode / alarm button to save the set time.
The ALARM indicator goes off .
5. The display changes in order of [buzzer alarm→radio
alarm→no display] each time the FM mode / alarm button
is pressed.
6. The power turns on and the buzzer sounds or the radio
plays when the preset time is reached.
Buzzer Alarm
To turn off the buzzer alarm, press the FM mode / alarm
button. If it is not turned off , the buzzer will continue to sound
for 1 minute and then stop.
Radio Alarm
To turn off the radio, press the power button. If it is not turned
off , the radio will continue to play for 30 minutes.
To check the alarm
To check the time set on the alarm, press the band selector
button with the power turned off .
LISTENING TO THE PORTABLE MUSIC PLAYER
● Connecting an External Device
You can use the radio to listen to a portable music player as
MP3 player, smartphone, etc.
CAUTION
○ Reduce the volume before switching on the power.
SLEEP indicator.
○ Do not store external devices in the storage case
○ Check the inside of the storage case for sand and
NOTE
1. With the radio and the external device both turned off ,
NOTE
2. Turn on the radio and press the band select button to
NOTE
3. Turn on the external device to start listening.
4. Adjust the volume.
NOTE
5. Store portable audio players inside the external device
6. To disconnect the external device, turn off the device and

OTHER FUNCTIONS

● Using Headphones
You can use headphones or earphones purchased from an
electric store to listen to the radio.
CAUTION
Sudden loud volume output may result in damage to the
speakers or cause hearing loss.
in environments subject to direct sunlight or high
temperatures. Failure to observe this may result in
damage to the equipment.
other foreign matter before storing external devices in
it, and clean out any foreign matter that exists. Failure
to observe this may result in the equipment becoming
scratched or otherwise damaged.
Certain models of smartphones will not emit call tones
from their speakers when connected to the radio.
Check whether your smartphone emits call tones via the
speakers prior to use.
connect the audio cord (ø3.5 mm, available at an electric
store) of the external device to the AUX input terminal
on the inside of the external device storage case on the
radio. (Fig. 8)
There are two types of connection cable available:
straight cables and L-shaped cables. Use L-shaped
cables when connecting and storing large-scale external
devices. (Fig. 9)
display [AUX].
The display changes in the order of [FM→AM→AUX→FM]
each time the band select button is pressed.
Volume may not increase if the peripheral equipment's
volume output level is low.
storage box.
(1) Fix the belt in place. (Fig. 10)
(2) Protect it with the cushioning sheet. (Fig. 11)
There are cases in which the cushioning sheet will
not be able to protect external devices depending on
their thickness.
In this event, fi x them in place with the belt as
explained in (1).
the radio before removing the audio cord.
Be sure to turn the volume down before connecting the
headphones or earphones.
Failure to do so may result in sudden loud noise and
cause hearing impairment.
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