Instruction manual Radio Controlled Alarm Clock RETRO-DESIGN 1881
Commissioning
Open the battery compartment and insert two new alkaline batteries (type Mignon AA/LR06, 1.5 V) (not supplied). Make
sure the polarity is correct. Close the compartment again. Radio reception is initiated immediately and is visible by the
flashing antenna on the display. If the signal is too weak and the clock cannot receive correct time information, move
the clock to another location and press the WAVE key. If the clock does not receive a signal, it is possible to set the
clock manually.
Manual time setting, 12/24 hour display, time zone setting
Press and hold the rear round button for 2 seconds to enter the manual setting mode. The following settings are now
possible in succession: 12/24 hour display, time zone adjustment, hour, minute. You can increase or decrease the
respective values by turning the round setting knob. By pressing the setting knob again, the values are confirmed and
you move on to the next setting.
Set the alarm
Briefly press the rear round button to enter the alarm setting mode. By turning the round setting knob, you can increase
or decrease the respective values (hour). Press the setting knob again to confirm the values and move on to the next
setting (minute), which you can set in the same way.
Switching the alarm on/off
To switch on the alarm, slide the rear alarm switch upwards. A dot appears in the display next to the corresponding
symbol. Slide the alarm switch down to switch the alarm off.
Repeat alarm/snooze
When the alarm sounds, press the SNOOZE/LIGHT key to activate the alarm repeat function and interrupt the alarm.
The alarm is interrupted for 5 minutes and then sounds again. If you press any other key, the alarm stops and sounds
again 24 hours later at the set alarm time.
Lighting
Press the SNOOZE/LIGHT key to illuminate the display for 5 seconds. Please note that the light will not work if the
alarm clock is currently seeking a radio signal.
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