Grundig SCC 240 Manuel utilisateur

CLOCK RADIO

SCC 240

SCN 230

Sonoclock 2000

Sonoclock 2500 BT

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PL TR

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TIME

TUN+/AL 2

TUN-/AL 1

ON/OFF

SLEEP DIMMER

SNOOZE

USB

(SCC 240)

TUNING+/HR

TUNING-/MIN

PRESET

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DEUTSCH 05-15

ENGLISH 16-26

FRANÇAIS 27-37

ITALIANO 38-48

DANSK 93-103

SVENSKA 104-114

POLSKI 115 - 125

ESPAÑOL 61-72

TÜRKÇE 61-72

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7 Note, prolonged listen-

ing at loud volumes with

the earphones can dam-

age your hearing.

Do not expose the back-up bat-

tery to extreme heat, caused for

example by direct sunlight, heat-

ers or fire.

Never open the device casing.

No warranty claims are accepted

for damage caused by incorrect

handling.

The type plate is located on the

bottom of the device.

Protect the device from moisture

(water drops or splashes). Do not

place any vessels such as vases

on the device. These may be

knocked over and spill fluid on

the electri cal components, thus

presenting a safety risk.

Do not expose the device to ex-

treme heat, caused for example

by direct sunlight, heator fire.

SAFETY AND SET-UP ____________________________

This device is designed for the

playback of audio signals. Any

other use is expressly prohibited.

Protect the device from moisture

(water drops or splashes). Do not

place any vessels such as vases on

the device. These may be knocked

over and spill fluid on the electri-

cal components, thus presenting a

safety risk.

Do not place any naked flames

such as candles on the device.

Make sure the device is adequate-

ly ventilated. Do not cover the

ventilation slots with newspapers,

table cloths, curtains, etc.

When deciding where to place

the device, please note that furni-

ture surfaces are covered by vari-

ous types of varnish and plastic,

most of which contain chemical

additives. These additives can cor-

rode the device supports, leaving

residues on the furniture surfaces

which can be difficult or impossi-

ble to remove.

Do not use any cleaning agent,

as this may damage the casing.

Clean the device with a clean,

moist leather cloth.

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VOLUME -/

AL 1 Adjusts the volume.

Indicates that the

alarm setting is acti-

vated with alarm time

VOLUME +/

AL 2 Adjusts the volume.

ON/OFF Switches the device

on or off.

SLEEP Activates the

sleep timer.

To display the current

sleep timer setting.

SNOOZE Interrupts the

alarm function.

Displays the seconds.

DIMMER Sliding switch,

switches the display

between two bright-

ness levels.

Controls on the back

Ü USB Power-out cable.

Wire antenna for FM

reception.

OVERVIEW ______________________________________

See the figure on page 3.

Controls on the top

TUNING-/

MIN

For tuning to radio sta-

tions.

For setting the min-

utes. Press briefly to

change the minutes

step-by-step. Hold

down to change the

minutes continuously.

TUNING+/

For tuning to radio sta-

tions.

For setting the hours.

Press briefly to change

the hour step-by-step.

Hold down to change

the hour continuously.

PRESET Displays the alarm

times.

TIME Press and hold down:

to set the time.

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OVERVIEW ______________________________________

Controls on the bottom

Battery compartment for 5V back-up

battery.

The display

AL 1 Displays that the alarm is

activated with a signal

tone or radio for alarm

time 1.

AL 2 Displays that the alarm

is activated with a

signal tone or radio

for alarm time 2.

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Inserting the back-up

battery

During mains operation, the back-up

battery ensures that stored settings

are not lost in the case of a power

failure or when the device is briefly

disconnected from the mains.

1 Open the battery compartment lid

by pressing on the arrow and pus-

hing down the lid.

2 When inserting the battery (micro

batteries, 2 x 1.5 V, LR3/ UM 4/

AAA), observe the polarity marked

on the base of the battery compart-

ment.

Note:

7 Remove the back-up battery

when it is flat or when you know

that the device will not be used

for a long period of time.

Environmental note:

7 Batteries, including those which

do not contain heavy metal,

should not be disposed of

with household waste. Always

dispose of used batteries in

accordance with local environ-

mental regulations.

POWER SUPPLY ________________________________

Mains operation

Check that the mains voltage on

the type plate (on the bottom of the

device) corresponds to your local

mains supply. If this is not the case,

contact your specialist dealer.

1 Plug the mains cable into the so-

cket (230V~, 50/60 Hz).

Caution:

7 The device is connected to the

mains with the power plug. To

fully disconnect the device from

the mains, pull out the plug.

7 The mains plug is used to dis-

connect the device. It shall

remain readily operable and

should not be obstructed during

intended use.

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The installed microprocessor of the

radio-controlled clock processes the

received time telegrams and controls

the quartz clock fully automatically.

After the clock is first activated, the

DCF synchronisation is performed

immediately and subsequently every

day at 2 am and 3 am. Depending

on the point of reception, synchroni-

sation can take several minutes. Dur-

ing this process, the » « display

flashes, if the signal is strong enough,

in a 1 second rhythm of the received

time telegram. After synchronization

has taken place, the » « display

begins to light up. If the » « dis-

play disappear, the synchronization

was not successful.

In addition to the advantages of the

time precision and the exact, to-the-

second wake-up and alarm signal,

your radio clock sets itself fully auto-

matically from winter time to summer

time.

SETTINGS ________________________________________

Radio-controlled clock

With your built-in radio-controlled

clock, you are in possession of an

absolutely precise alarm and meet-

ing clock which is automatically set

to the radio-transmitted time signals of

the most precise clock in the world:

the atomic clock of the Physikalisch-

Technischen Bundesanstalt (PTB – the

German national metrology institute).

This clock is so precise that in 1 mil-

lion years a deviation of 1 second

can be expected.

Your radio-controlled alarm clock

receives “time telegrams” via long

wave 77.5 kHz from the time signal

transmitter DCF 77, located in Main-

flingen (24 km south-east of Frank-

furt/Main). This time signal transmitter

has a range of 1500 km.

The device receives the station

DCF 77 free of charge via the con-

nected DCF 77 antenna everywhere,

where a sufficient long wave recep-

tion is possible with a good portable

radio. In many cases, your radio

clock receives the time telegrams

from a considerable distance from

the station; however, the local recep-

tion quality plays a significant role

here.

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Setting time and day of the

week

If the device has been switched on

for the first time – if no time signal

has been received – »0:00« ap-

pears in the display as a sign that

the time has to be set. The same ap-

plies after a power failure or if the

device has been disconnected from

the mains supply and no back-up

battery has been inserted.

1 Press »TUNING+/HR« briefly to

set the hours step-by-step or hold

down to run through the hours

continuously.

2 Press »TUNING-/MIN« briefly

to set the minutes step-by-step or

hold down to run through the min-

utes continuously.

Notes:

7 When the minute display chang-

es from »59« to »00«, this does

not affect the hour display.

7 The device saves the set time

automatically after 10 seconds.

3 To set the day of the week, press

»TIME« and »SET« at the same

time.

– Display: for example, the day of

the week »d1« = Monday.

SETTINGS ________________________________________

4 Set the day of the week (»1« =

Monday, »2«, »3«, »4«, »5«,

»6« or »7« = Sunday) using

»TUNING+/HR« or

»TUNING-/MIN«.

– The device saves the selected

day of the week automatically

after 5 seconds.

Note:

7 Display the selected day of the

week and press »SNOOZE«

longer than 3 seconds and hold

it pressed.

Setting the time zone

If you use the device outside of the

Central European Time Zone (CET),

you can correct the time by +/– 2

hours.

1 Press »TIME ZONE/WEC« keep

pressed for approximately 2 sec-

onds.

– Display: »00«, »:« flashes.

2 Set the time zone with »TUN-

ING+/HR« or »TUNING-/

MIN« (Scale: »00«, »01«, »02«,

»-02« and »-01«).

– Display: e.g. »02«.

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