Setting The Time - Mebus 51059 Bedienungsanleitung

English
Radio Controlled
with Foreign Time Display,
Summer / Winter Time Display,
Dual Alarm, Snooze and Light
UM3 1
D C F
Instruction Manual
(RC89)
SCHUTTE & PANZER RC89 MANUAL (ENGLISH)
SIZE: W75 X H80 (mm)
BY EMILY TSOI 19/09/06 FILM 20/09/06
FEATURES:
* Controlled by Radio Signal (German DCF77)
* Large LCD display
* Displays Hour, Minute, Second; Month, Date, Day of Week,
Alarm Time
* Foreign Time Setting (-9 Hour to +9 Hour)
* Summer Time Indicator
* Dual Alarm with programmable snooze period
* Independent Alarm Time Setting - Crescendo Daily Alarm1 &
Single Alarm 2
* 12 Hour or 24 Hour Display Format Selectable
* Weekday Indication in 5 Languages
* battery Low Indicator
* Backlight function
* Single Battery (1.5V) Operation
Repeat Alarm Indicator
Time Display
Z
Z
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Date Display
AL1
AL2
Daily Alarm1 Indicator
Month Display
Weekday Display
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Radio Reception Icon
Battery Low Indicator
Foreign Time Indicator
F
Daily Alarm1 Enable Indicator
1
2
Summer Time Indicator
S
Alarm Time
D M
AL1
RADIO CONTROLLED
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BATTERY INSERTION/REPLACEMENT
The radio controlled clock uses one AA battery. When the display
becomes dim, or the battery low icon turns on, the battery replacement
is required.
To install and replace the battery, please follow these steps:
1. Use your finger to press the battery cover at the center of the battery
compartment on the rear of the case.
2. Follow the arrow mark on the battery cover to remove the cover.
3. Insert one AA size battery into the compartment as indicated by the
polarity markings.
4. Replace the battery compartment cover.

SETTING THE TIME

* Once the battery is installed properly, all the displays on the face of
the clock will light up briefly. The time & date will be: 1
0:00 and the alarm1 time will be 7:00.
* Your radio-controlled clock will begin to seek out the DCF time
signal automatically. This takes typically between 3-5 minutes in
good conditions. If after 5 minutes the DCF time has not been
received, use the MODE key to set the time manually. The clock will
then automatically attempt to receive the DCF time each hour every
day. When this is successful, the received time will override the
manually set time
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SET
2
SET
1
1
2
MODE
1 WE
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