Wind-Down Programs; Sunset Simulation - Philips HF3650 Bedienungsanleitung

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Music via Auxiliary (AUX) inlet

Wind-down programs

Sunset Simulation

You can use the Sleep & Wake-Up Light as a speaker for music by
connecting a music playing device (for instance your mobile phone) to the
AUX inlet.
Note: You cannot wake up to music from a device connected to the AUX
inlet.
If the sound is not loud enough when you have set the Sleep & Wake-Up
Light to maximum volume, increase the volume of your music playing
device.
If the sound is too loud or distorted when you have set the Sleep & Wake-
Up Light to a low volume setting, decrease the volume of your music
playing device.
Note: Press and hold the music note icon to activate/deactivate the sound
via the menu. You can also deactivate the sound by tapping the top of the
appliance.
Note: You need an AUX cable to connect the Sleep & Wake-Up Light to a
music playing device.
The appliance features two wind-down programs to help you relax before
you fall asleep.
Note: You can deactivate the active wind-down program by tapping the
top of the appliance.
During the Sunset Simulation, the brightness of the light decreases
gradually with colors changing from bright yellow to warm orange to soft
red. You can set the duration of the sunset simulation and the initial light
intensity of the sunset simulation.
You can also select a sound that fades away during the sunset simulation.
You can set the sound source and the initial volume. You can either choose
a natural sound, radio* or no sound. You can also play your own music by
connecting a music playing device to the AUX socket.
Note: If you have set your Sunset Simulation in the setup wizard, it will start
immediately. If you have not set the wake-up profile the Sleep & Wake-Up
Light starts with a default Sunset Simulation.
*HF3653 does not feature a radio.