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2. Push the TIME
V
button and hold it until the Alarm clock shows the desired
alarm time. Begin by pushing the button and hold it for quick forward
scrolling. Push the ALARM button once to confirm time set and the next
segment to set will start flashing.
. When all segments are set: Time - Minutes, confirm by pushing the ALARM
button and the display will show the desired alarm time for about 2
seconds and then return to normal time and date.
Notice: Any ALARM setting will automatically activate the alarm
(ALARM ON)
4. If you want to see the alarm time push the ALARM button for less than 2
seconds and the display will show the alarm time.
Switching Alarm function on/off
Use the ALARM ON/OFF button. If the display shows ALARM ON, the alarm
function is activated. If the display does not show the symbol, the alarm
function is off.
How to stop the Alarm
The Alarm can be deactivated in two ways.
1. If you push the ALARM ON/OFF button during the sound of the alarm, the
alarm will be deactivated for 24 hours. If you push the ALARM ON/OFF
button again, the alarm is deactivated completely.
2. If you push the LIGHT/SNOOZE button, the light will be turned on and the
Alarm will be deactivated for 8 minutes after which it will sound again
(SNOOZE).
Notice: If nothing is done during the 2 minutes the sound of the alarm is
on, it will deactivate for 24 hours.
Type of Alarm
The Radio controlled clock is provided with two types of alarm sound. Choose
the sound of the alarm below the battery-compartment by selecting on
the slide switch ALARM 1 or 2. Sound 1 is a crescendo alarm, which rises in
frequency and volume. Sound 2 is a one-level alarm. Notice: It is not possible
to change the sound of the alarm while the sound of the alarm is on.
How to use the light
Push the LIGHT/SNOOZE button and the backlight of the display will be
switched on for about 5 seconds.
How to use the key lock
Find the KEY LOCK slide switch below the battery-compartment on the back
of the Radio controlled clock. If you push the switch ON, all keys will be in-
active and the display will show the symbol KEY LOCK. This function is useful
when you travel in order to avoid an unwanted pressing of keys, change of
setting and subsequently use of batteries.
Please note that the display on the product is a LCD (Liquid Crystal
Display) and for optimum readability of the display, the product must be
placed in a location with good lighting.
Maintenance
The following guidelines will help you care for the
JACOB JENSEN
TM
Radio
Controlled Clock so you can enjoy using it for many years.
1. Keep the clock dry at all times. If it becomes wet, wipe it dry immediately
and remove the batteries. Liquids can contain minerals that might corrode
the electric circuits.
2. Use and store the clock only under normal temperature. Temperature
extremes can shorten the life of electronic components, damage batteries
and distort or melt plastic parts.
. Handle the clock gently and with care. If it is dropped, circuit boards can be
damaged, resulting in malfunction.
4. Keep the clock free from dust and dirt to avoid the premature wear of
parts.
5. Clean the clock by wiping with a soft cloth. Do not use aggressive
chemicals, cleaning solvents or strong detergents.
6. Use only fresh batteries of the required size and type. We recommend Top
Grade batteries only. Always remove old or weak batteries as they might
leak chemicals that will destroy the clock.
7. Modifying or tampering with the internal components of the clock may
cause malfunction and will invalidate the warrenty.
Specifications
Operating temperature
: 0°C to 50° C (2°F to 122°F)
RF signal type
: DCF77 - Central Europe time,
MSF - UK time
Power source
: 2 UM-4 or “AAA” size batteries
Battery life
: 1 year approx.
Dimensions
: 140 x 62 x 22 mm
Weight
: 10 g
