Denver CRP-618 Manuel utilisateur

ENGLISH

FUNCTION AND CONTROLS

1. PROJECTION ON/OFF

2. PROJECTION TIME 180°

3. SNOOZE / SLEEP / DIMMER /DST

4. ON – OFF RADIO / ALARM OFF

5. DISPLAY

6. ALARM 2 INDICATOR

7. PM INDICATOR

8. STANDBY INDICATOR

9. ALARM 1 INDICATOR

10. MEMORY/MEMORY+/ CLK.ADJ./NAP

11. << / TUNE - / YEAR/MONTH/DAY/ DISPLAY AUTO CHANGE ON-

OFF

12. >> / TUNE + / AUTO ON-OFF DISPLAY

13. VOLUME DOWN/ ALARM 1 ON-OFF SET

14. VOLUME UP/ ALARM 2 ON-OFF SET

15. SPEAKER

16. FOCUS ADJUSTMENT FOR PROJECTION UNIT

17. FM ANTENNA

18. BATTERY COMPARTMENT

19. AC POWER CORD

20. RATING LABEL (BOTTOM OF UNIT)

17 18 19 20

ENG-1

DENVER CRP-618

Power connection

Plug the AC power cord to a household outlet AC source. This unit

is equipped with a battery backup system, it requires a 3V CR2032

at lithium battery (not included). Insert the battery in the battery

compartment, making certain that the positive and negative (+ and -)

battery terminals are attached to the corresponding terminals on the

plate in the battery compartment. If an AC power failure occurs, the

clock automatically switches to the battery power supply, the clock and

timer memory continue running. When the AC power resumes, the

clock switches back to AC again.

Getting started

1. TIME AND CALENDAR MANUAL SETTING

Setting Time and Calendar

A. Press CLK.ADJ. (10) button in standby mode and keep depress

over 3 seconds to enter time set mode, after enter the setting

mode, press CLK.ADJ. button (10) to change the mode cycle as

follows

Normal → Year → Month → Day → 12/24 H → Real time Hour → Real

time Min → Normal

Action (during data adjustment):

- Press << / Tune - button (11) to adjust data backward.

- Press >> / Tune + button (12) to adjust data forward.

- Keep depress << or >> button for 3 seconds to enable auto

forward.

Press the alarm set button (13/14) during normal mode to show the

alarm time. Afterwards keep depress the alarm set button (13/14) over

2 seconds to enter the alarm set mode. After enter the setting mode,

press the alarm set button (13/14) to change the mode cycle as follows

Normal → AL 1 Hour → AL 1 Min → AL 1 weekday Alarm → AL 1

wake beep → AL 1 wake radio → AL 1 wake radio volume → Normal.

Normal → AL 2 Hour → AL 2 Min → AL 2 weekday Alarm → AL 2

wake beep → AL 2 wake radio → AL 2 wake radio volume → Normal.

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Select alarm weekday mode as follows

1-5 : Monday to Friday

1-7 : Whole week

6-7 : Saturday & Sunday

1-1 : One day of week

Action (during data adjustment) :

- Press << / Tune - button (11) to adjust data backward.

- Press >> / Tune + button (12) to adjust data forward.

- Keep depress << or >> button for 2 seconds to enable auto

forward.

Enable / disable the Alarm

Press and hold the “ALARM 1” (13) / “ALARM 2” (14) button to enable

or disable the alarm. Once the alarm is activated, the bell symbol will

be appeared on the display.

Alarm duration and snooze function:

Alarm Duration – Beep alarm or radio alarm will continue output for

30 minutes if no key press, then it will stop automatically and wait for

same alarm time on next day.

Action for Snooze :

- During alarming, press Snooze button (3) will enable snooze

function, Beep alarm or Radio alarm will stop.

- Snooze interval is 9 minute (not include second offset)

- Snooze will continue unless press ON/OFF button (4) to alarm off

of Buzzer alarm or Radio Alarm stop automatically after 30

minutes.

Display Auto on-off function:

- Press & hold the display auto on-off button (12) for 3 seconds, the

LED display Indicator will light on, the LED display will turn off

after 15 seconds automatically, Press any button to maintain the

LED display for 15 seconds.

- Press & hold the display auto on-off button (12) for 3 seconds, the

LED display Indicator will light off to cancel this function.

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Auto change display content:

In radio off mode, press & hold the DISPLAY AUTO CHANGE ON/

OFF button (11) for 3 seconds to enter time display auto change mode.

to display the Year and press again to display Month/Day, the display

returns to time display after 5 seconds.

Listening to Radio

Press the ON/OFF button (4) to turn the unit on.

Use the Tune + or Tune – button to select the desired radio station.

If you press and hold the Tune + or Tune – button for one second,

the release, the unit will automatically scan to the next broadcasting

station.

Press the ON/OFF button (4) to turn the radio OFF.

To set / recall the radio presets

1. Press the ON/OFF button (4) to turn the unit ON.

2. Use the Tune + or Tune - button to select the desired radio station.

3. Press and hold the memory / memory + button; “P01” will blink in

the display.

4. Use the Tune+ or Tune- button to select the desired preset station

(P01-P10)

5. Press the memory / memory + button again to set the preset.

6. Repeat steps 2 through 5 to set more presets.

7. The unit can preset 10 stations totally for FM.

8. When “P01-P10” is blinking, press the Tune+ or Tune- button to

select the preset number.

9. When recalling preset stations, press memory / memory + button

to select the preset number.

Note :

- Ensure that the FM antenna is completely unrolled and extended

for best FM reception.

YEAR Indicator MONTH Indicator DAY Indicator

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Sleep operation

When listening to radio, press Sleep button (3) to enter sleep mode.

You can just adjust the sleep timer from 90 mins to 15 mins by

pressing the Sleep button (3). The unit will automatically turn off after

the selected time.

Dimmer control

In standby mode, press the DIMMER (3) button allows you to set the

brightness of the LED display to high, medium ,low 3 levels.

1. The clock display with dimmer low is the default setting.

2. It will consume more power if you set the clock display with dimmer

higher

NAP timer function (count down timer)

During radio off mode, press the NAP button (10), to turn on the NAP

mode, the NAP time will keep by 5 seconds, within 5 seconds and

press NAP button (10) button can change the duration from 90 min –

10 min.

The alarm buzzer will sound for 30 min and then shut off automatically.

To stop the alarm buzzer, press the ON/OFF button (4).

Press the NAP button (10) has no effect during alarm operation. Press

ON/OFF button (4) to cancel NAP function.

Select DST (daylight saving time) mode

For countries with daylight saving time (DST) the clock radio offers you

DST option to adjust summer time.

In standby mode press and hold the DST button (3) for 3 seconds. The

clock advances by one hour.

To exit DST mode, repeat the above operation.

Projection unit

- Focus setting : Adjust the projection clock brightness/focus by

turning the brightness/focus adjustment wheel unit the projected

time is clearly shown on the ceiling or wall.

- Adjust projected direction.

- To ip projected image by 180°, press PROJECTION TIME 180°

FLIP button (2).

ENG-5

NOTE : PROJECTS TIME IMAGE ON THE CEILING OR WALL OF A

DARKENED ROOM.

MAXIMUN PROJECTION DISTANCE IS 3-9 FEET.

Specications

- Frequency range : 87.5 – 108MHz

- Battery backup : 3V (CR2032 Flat Lithium battery x 1) not included

- Power supply : AC230V ~ 50Hz

Resetting

If the system does not respond or exhibits erratic or intermittent

operation, you may have experienced an electrostatic discharge (ESD)

or a power surge that triggered the internal microcontroller to shut

down automatically. If this occurs, simply disconnect the ac power

cord and remove the system backup battery, wait for at least 3 minutes

and then setup the unit again as if it is a brand new unit.

WARNING

1. No naked ame sources, such as lighted candles, should be

placed on the apparatus.

2. Do not place the product in closed bookcases or racks without

proper ventilation.

3. The mains plug is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect

device shall remain readily operable.

4. The ventilation should not be impeded by covering the ventilation

openings with items, such as newspapers, table-cloths, curtains,

etc.

5. It shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects

lled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.

6. Do not connect FM antenna to outside antenna.

7. The unit should not be exposed to direct sunlight, very high or low

temperature, moisture, vibrations or placed in dusty environment.

8. Do not use abrasive, benzene, thinner or other solvents to

clean the surface of the unit. To clean, wipe it will mild non-

abrasive detergent solution and clean soft cloth.

9. Never attempt to insert wires, pins or other such objects into the

vents or opening of the unit.

10. Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine,

re or the like.

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11. Attention should be drawn to the environmental aspects of battery

disposal.

12. Do not dispose this product into usual household garbage at the

end of its lifecycle; hand it over to a collection center for recycling

the electrical and electronic appliances. By recycling, some of the

materials can be reused. You are making an important contribution

to protect our environment. Please inquire your community

administration for the authorized disposal center.

CAUTION

Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced

Replace only with the same or equivalent type

DISPOSAL OF YOUR OLD APPLIANCE OR BATTERY:

1. When this crossed-out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a

product, it means the product is covered by the European

Directive.

2. All electrical and electronic products including battery should

be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via

designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the

local authorities.

3. The correct disposal of your old appliance will help prevent

potential negative consequences for the environment and human

health.

4. For more detailed information about disposal of your old appliance,

please contact your city ofce, waste disposal service or the shop

where you purchased the product.

ENG-7

Electric and electronic equipment contains materials, components and

substances that can be hazardous to your health and the environment,

if the waste material (discarded electric and electronic equipment) is

not handled correctly.

Electric and electronic equipment is marked with the crossed out

trash can symbol, seen above. This symbol signies that electric and

electronic equipment should not be disposed of with other household

waste, but should be disposed of separately.

All cities have established collection points, where electric and

electronic equipment can either be submitted free of charge at

recycling stations and other collection sites, or be collected from

the households. Additional information is available at the technical

department of your city.

Importer :

DENVER ELECTRONICS A/S

Stavneagervej 22

DK-8250 Egaa

Denmark

www.facebook.com/denverelectronics

www.denver-electronics.com

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