Clas Ohlson NE-6200 Manuel utilisateur
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DAB+ Clock Radio
DAB+ klokkeradio
Art.no Model
18-2914 NE-6200
36-5832 NE-6200 Ver. 20140611
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DAB+ Clock Radio
Art.no 18-2914 Model NE-6200
36-5832 NE-6200
Please read theentire instruction manual before using theproduct and then save
it for future reference. Wereserve theright for any errors in text or images and any
necessary changes made to technicaldata. Intheevent of technical problems or other
queries, please contact our Customer Services (see address details on theback).
Safety
• Theclock radio should not be taken apart or modified. Nevertry to open
thecasing of theclockradio. Thecasing houses dangerous current-carrying non-
insulated components. Contact with these can lead to fire or electricshock.
• Do not cover theclockradio. Adequate ventilation, with adistance of at least
10cm between ventilation ports and surrounding surfaces, is necessary to prevent
theclock radio from overheating.
• Theclock radio must only be connected to a100–240 V, 50/60 Hz electrical supply.
• Make sure that thewall socket to which themains adaptor is connected is easily
accessible, since this is theonly way to completely disconnect theclock radio from
themains supply.
• Place theclock radio on astable, flat surface.
• Never place any form of naked flames (wax candles, tea lights,etc.) on or close to
theclockradio.
• Do not place theclock radio where there is arisk of it falling into water or other
liquid. Donot place any objects which contain liquid onto theclock radio such as
vases, drinks,etc.
• Do not place theclock radio in constant sunlight or near naked flames such as
wood stoves, lit candles,etc.
• Place theclock radio in such away that there is no risk of people tripping over its
mainslead.
• Theclock radio is designed for indoor useonly.
• Never subject theclock radio to high temperature, dust, heavy vibration, impacts,
humidity or moisture.
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• Do not abuse themainslead. Donot jerk themains lead, grip and pull theadapter
out of thesocket when disconnecting theclockradio. Makesure that themains
adaptor does not come into contact with heat, sharp edges or is crushed in
anyway.
• Unplug themains adaptor during thunderstorms or if theclock radio is not to be
used for alongtime.
• Thestandby switch on theclock radio does not completely disconnect it from
themains. Tocompletely disconnect theclock radio from themains, themains
adaptor must be unplugged from thewall socket.
• Remember always to protect your hearing. Listening on high volume for prolonged
periods can lead to permanent hearingloss.
• Do not use theclock radio if it or its mains lead is damaged in anyway.
• Theclock radio must only be repaired by qualified service technicians.
• It is completely normal for theclock radio to become warm duringuse.
• Themains lead must be changed if damaged. Thisis to prevent therisk of electric
shock or fire and should only be carried out by themanufacturer, authorised
service facility or aqualified tradesman.
• Do not insert any foreign objects into theclock radio’s openings. Doingso may
increase therisk for electricshock.
• Do not let children play with theclockradio.
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Buttons and functions
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1. Speaker
2. [ ALARM 1 ]
3. [ BACKLIGHT ] Display
4. [ MENU ] Settings
5. [ SLEEP ] Sleeptimer
6. [ STANDBY/ON ]
7. [ INFO ] Displays current settings
8. [ DAB/FM ] DAB or FM radio selector switch
9. [ ALARM 2 ]
10. [ SNOOZE ] Snoozealarm
11. [ PRESET ] Save station to anavailable presetslot
12. [ MUTE ] Volumeoff
13. [ VOLUME- ] Volumeup
14. [ VOLUME+ ] Volumedown
15. [ SCROLL▼] Scans stations/settings
16. [ SELECT ] Confirms selection
17. [ SCROLL▲] Forwards scan of stations/settings
18. LCD display
19. Mainslead
20. Aerial
Operating instructions
DAB Radio
Note: Thetime setting of theclock radio is automatically set by theDAB radio signal.
Setting thetime manually is not possible.
Getting thebest reception
1. Fully extend theFM aerial (20).
2. Point theaerial in thedirection where thebest reception is achieved or try shifting
theposition of theradio itself.
3. For optimal DAB reception, keep theaerial in acompletely vertical position,
pointing it either upwards or downwards.
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On/settings
1. Plug themains lead into awall socket. Thedisplay will come on and begin flashing
after afew seconds.
2. Press [STANDBY/ON]. Theradio will automatically begin searching for DAB
stations. Theword “Scanning” will appear on thedisplay along with aprogress bar
and thetotal number of stationsfound.
3. Once scanning is completed, thefirst detected station will begin playing.
4. Press [ SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] in order to toggle to thenext saved station.
5. Press [SELECT] to listen.
Note: Ifno DAB stations are found, theradio will open thestation search
settingsmenu.
6. Press [ SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to select Manual tune or Autoscan.
Autoscan performs thesame scan that was performed when theradio was
switchedon. Thisfunction can be used if you have moved theradio to another
location and wish to perform thescanagain.
7. Press [SELECT] to begin theselected method of scanning.
8. If Manual tune has been selected, you should press [SCROLL▼] or [SCROLL ▲]
to search manually for afavourable DAB station.
9. Once adesirable station has been found, press [SELECT] to confirm your selection.
10. Press [SELECT ] once more to listen to thestation.
Secondary DAB services
Sometimes a “>” symbol will be displayed after thename of astation. Thismeans that
there are secondary services available for that station.
For example, asports station may have extra information or commentary.
Press[SELECT ] to select thesecondary service.
DAB displaymodes
Every time [ INFO ] is pressed in DAB mode, thefollowing information is displayed:
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• Time/Date: Thetime anddate. Thetime and date do not need to be set manually;
they will be automatically updated by theDAB station signal. Iffor some reason
thetime and date are not updated, “<TIME/DATE>” will appear on thedisplay.
• Frequency: Thefrequency of thecurrent station.
• Audio Bit Rate: Theamount of data transferred per second.
• Signal Strength: Thesignal strength indicated by aslidebar.
• DLS: Dynamic Label Segmenting is text sent from theDAB station you are
listeningto. Thiscan include information about thesongs that are playing or other
information.
• Programme Type: Thetype of programme being broadcast. Ifinformation about
thetype of programme is not available, themessage “<Programme type>” will be
displayed.
• Ensemble/Multiplex (Group name): Acollection of radio stations that are bundled
and transmitted together on thesame frequency.
Note: Pressand hold in [INFO ] for 2 seconds to display thepresent software in
theradio.
FMradio
1. Press [DAB/FM ] until “FM” and anFM radio frequency are displayed.
2. Press and hold in [SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] until “Searching…>” or
“Searching…<” is displayed to start anauto search for FM stations. Thesearch
stops at thefirst station itfinds. Press “Searching…>” or “Searching…<” again to
resume thestation search.
3. To search manually, press repeatedly on [SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲].
Saving radio station presets
There are 10 station presets for saving your favourite stations in either FM or
DABmode.
1. Tune into thestation which you wish tosave.
2. Hold in [ PRESET ] until thedisplay shows “Empty preset 1”, and thepreset
number willflash.
3. Press [ SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to select thedesired station preset number.
4. Press [SELECT ] to confirm your selection. Thedisplay will show “Preset 1 saved”
(if preset 1 was used).
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Listening to preset radio stations
1. Press [ PRESET ]once.
2. Press [ SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to select thedesired station preset number.
3. If thepreset hsa not been allocated astation, thedisplay will show “Empty preset”
and thenumber of thepreset.
Factoryreset
Note: Allyour preset stations will be erased during afactoryreset.
If theclock radio has been moved over along distance such as to another part of
thecountry, your pre-tuned and stored DAB stations might no longer be available.
Ifthis is thecase, you will need to reset theradio to its factory settings.
1. Turn theradio on by pressing the [STANDBY/ON ] button.
2. Press and hold in [MENU ] until “Press SELECT to confirm reset” appears on
thedisplay.
3. Press [SELECT ], thedisplay will show “Restarting…” and once therestart is
complete theradio will enter standbymode.
4. Press [STANDBY/ON ] to turn theradio back on again and start anautomatic scan
for DAB radio stations.
Alarm settings
1. Press and hold in [ALARM 1 ] or [ ALARM 2 ] until thedisplay shows “AlarmSetting”
and thehour digit of thealarm time flashes.
2. Press [ SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to set thehour and then confirm by pressing
[ SELECT ].
3. Theminutes display will then begin flashing. Press [SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲]
to set theminutes and then confirm by pressing [SELECT ].
4. Thedisplay will show “DAB Preset”. Press [ SELECT ] to select thetype of
wake-upalarm:
- DAB radio (press [SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to select thedesired
stationpreset).
- FM radio (press [SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to select thedesired
stationpreset).
- Buzzer (press [SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to select thebuzzer tone).
- Buzzer volume (press [SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to set thevolume level of
thebuzzer tone).
5. Thesettings are now ready to be activated.
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Activating thealarm
1. To activate thealarm, press either [ ALARM 1 ] or [ ALARM 2 ].
2. Thecurrent alarm mode will be displayed in thefollowing sequence:
3. When thedisplay shows your desired alarm mode, release thebutton to confirm
selection and activate thealarm. Thecorresponding alarm symbol will appear on
thedisplay.
Deactivating thealarm
To deactivate thealarm, press [ ALARM 1 ] or [ ALARM 2 ] until “Alarm off” is displayed.
Automatic alarm repeat/snooze
Automatic repeat
When thealarm sounds, press [STANDBY/ON ] once to shut thealarmoff.
Thealarmwill automatically repeat each day at theset time as long as thealarm
symbol is displayed.
Snooze
When thealarm sounds, press [SNOOZE ] to temporarily switch thealarm off for
5minutes. Thesnooze function can be repeated for up to one hour, and then
thealarm will be switched off automatically.
Note:
Thecurrent alarm has priority, so if asecond alarm is set to go off whilst you are
“snoozing”, thesecond alarm will not function. However, if thefirst alarm is switched
off before thesecond alarm is due to go off, thesecond alarm will sound as
programmed.
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Sleeptimer
Thesleep function allows you to programme theclock radio to switch itself off after
aperiod of 90, 80, 70, 60, 30 or 10 minutes.
1. Press the [SLEEP ] button to select aduration:
2. When thedesired sleep duration is displayed, release the [ SLEEP ] button to
activate thesleep function.
3. appears on thedisplay, “1” represents 10 minutes.
Display backlight
• When theclock radio is switchedon: press [BACKLIGHT ] repeatedly to adjust
thebrightness of thedisplay in thefollowing sequence: Backlight off–Backlight
01–Backlight 02–Backlight 03.
• In standby mode there are only two modes for thebacklight: Backlight off–
Backlight 01.
Care and maintenance
• Always unplug theproduct from thewall socket before cleaning.
• Clean theproduct using alightly moistenedcloth. Useonly mild cleaning agents,
never solvents or corrosive chemicals.
• If theclock radio is not to be used for anextended period, it should be unplugged
and stored in adry and dust-free location.
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