Roberts R871 Manuel utilisateur
ROBERTS
Sound for Generations
R871
15 Band FM/SW1-12/MW/LW
Travel Alarm World Radio
Please read this manual before use
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1. Clock display
2. Forward button
3. Reverse button
4. Sleep button
5. Mode button
6. Alarm button
7. Summer button
8. Power button
9. Tuning indicator
10. Tuning control
11. Volume control
12. Waveband selector
13. Shortwave selector
14. Battery compartment (on rear)
15. DC input socket
16. Headphone socket
Controls
14 (on rear)
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17. Telescopic aerial
18. Snooze button
19. Key lock switch
a. Summer time indicator
b. Time display
c. Snooze indicator
d. Day indicator
e. Month indicator
f. Date display
g. Buzzer alarm indicator
h. Radio alarm indicator
i. Key lock indicator
j. Sleep indicator
k. Dual time indicator
Controls
Clock display
IMPORTANT
The radio will not operate until the clock time and date are set.
Ensure that the “Lock” switch is set to the left hand “Unlocked”
position before operation.
General
Do not allow this radio to be exposed to water, steam, or sand.
Do not leave the radio where excessive heat could cause
damage such as in a parked car where the heat from the sun
can build up even though the outside temperature may not
seem too high.
Key Lock
The“KeyLock”switchisusedtopreventunintentionalopera-
tion of the radio.
1. Slide the "Key Lock" switch located on the top of the radio
to the right, the symbol will appear in the display.
The"Power" and all other buttons will be disabled. This will
prevent accidental operation when the radio is packed in a
suitcase or carrying pouch.
2. To releasethe"KeyLock"switchslide the switchtothe left,
the symbol will be removed from the display.
Batteries
For Clock Operation
1. Open the battery compartment (14) by sliding the cover in
the direction of the arrow.
2. Insert 1 x IEC LR6 (AA size) battery with polarity as shown
on the rear of the radio into the clock battery compartment.
The clock time will then appear on the Clock Display (1).
The need to replace the clock battery is indicated by a fading
clock display.
For Radio Operation
1. Open the battery compartment (14) by sliding the cover in
the direction of the arrow.
2. Insert 3 x IEC LR6 AA size batteries with polarity as shown
on the rear of the radio into the radio battery compartment.
Refit the cover.
The need to replace the batteries will be indicated by reduced
power and distortion.
Iftheradioisnottobeusedforalongperiod,removetheradio
batteries to avoid possible damage from battery leakage.
Setting the local time and date
When the clock battery is first inserted the Hours and Minutes
will flash in the clock display ready to be set. In this case
proceed to step 2 below. If the clock time or date needs to be
changedafter theinitial settinghas taken place, start at step 1.
1. Pressandholdthe“Mode”buttonforatleast5seconds.The
Hours and Minutes will flash in the clock display indicating
that the Local time can be adjusted.
2. Press the “Forward” or “Reverse” button until the correct
Hour and Minute are shown. The clock starts running as
soon as the “Forward or “Reverse” button has been
released.
3. Whilst the display is flashing (within 8 seconds), press and
release the“Mode” button, the Month and Date will flash in
thecalendardisplayindicatingthatthedateoftheLocal time
can be adjusted. Press the“Forward”or“Reverse”button
until the correct Month and Date are shown.
4. Whilst the display is flashing (within 8 seconds), press and
release the “Mode” button, the Year will flash on the time
displayindicatingthatitcanbeadjusted.Pressthe“Forward”
or “Reverse” button until the correct Year is shown.
5. Press and release the “Mode” button to finish the Local
Time setting process. The day of week is set automatically
after the above procedure is carried out.
Setting the dual time and date
1. Pressandreleasethe“Mode”buttontoselecttheDualTime
mode. The Dual Time indicator will appear in the display.
2. Pressandholdthe“Mode”buttonforatleast5seconds.The
Hoursand Minutes willflash in thedisplay indicatingthat the
Dual time can be adjusted.
3. Press the “Forward” or “Reverse” button until the correct
Hour and Minute are shown.
4. Whilst the display is flashing (within 8 seconds), press and
release the“Mode” button, the Month and Date will flash in
the calendar display indicating that the date of the Dual time
can be adjusted.
5. Press the “Forward” or “Reverse” button until the correct
Month and Date are shown.
6. Whilst the display is flashing (within 8 seconds), press and
release the “Mode” button, the Year will flash on the time
displayindicatingthatitcanbeadjusted.Pressthe“Forward”
or “Reverse” button until the correct Year is shown.
7. Pressand releasethe“Mode”buttontofinishtheDualTime
setting process. The day of week is set automatically after
the above procedure is carried out.
If you need any further advice, please call our
Technical Helpline on 0181 758 0338 (Mon-Fri)
Switching between local and dual time
1. Repeatedpresseson the“Mode”buttonwillcausetheclock
tocycle betweenlocalanddualtimemodes.Dualtimemode
is indicated by the word “DUAL” in the clock display.
Switching between summer and winter time
1. Pressthe“Summer”buttonbrieflytoswitchbetweensummer
time and winter time.
2. When Summer time is set, the Summer indicator appears in
the display and one hour is added to the time.
3. Summer time can be set for Local time and Dual time
separately.
Setting the alarm time
1. Press and hold the “Alarm” button for at least 5 seconds.
The Alarm time will flash in the display indicating that the
alarm time can be set.
2. Pressthe“Forward” or“Reverse” buttonsuntilthedesired
alarm time is displayed.
3. Brieflypress the“Alarm”buttontofinishthesettingprocess.
Setting the alarm mode
The alarm can be set so as to wake to Radio or Buzzer.
Repeatedly press and release the “Alarm” button to cycle
through the alarm modes.
!Radio Alarm !Buzzer Alarm !Alarm Off !
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Ifthealarmisnotrequired,setthealarmtoAlarmoffmode.The
alarm indicators and will disappear from the
display.
Note: the alarm will only operate on Local time.
Snooze control
1. TheRadioorBuzzer alarmscan besilenced for5 minutesby
pressing the “Snooze” button. This sequence can be
repeated within the 60 minute alarm period.
2. The Snooze indicator will flash in the display during snooze
operation.
3. To turnoff the radioor buzzeralarm untilthe next day,press
and release the “Power” button.
If you need any further advice, please call our
Technical Helpline on 0181 758 0338 (Mon-Fri)
Operating the Radio
1. Press the “Power” button to turn on the radio.
2. Select the required waveband (SW/LW/MW/FM) with the
“Waveband” selector.
3. Use the “Shortwave” selector to switch between the 12
shortwave bands (SW1 - SW12).
4. Rotate the “Tuning” control to select the desired station.
The tuning indicator (4) will light up when the station is
correctly tuned.
5. On FM and SW the “Telescopic Aerial” should be fully
extended. Angle and rotate the telescopic aerial for best
reception.OnMWandLWrotatetheradioforbestreception.
7. To switch off the radio press the “Power” button.
Sleep Timer
1. Pressthe“Sleep”buttononcetoturnonthesleeptimer.The
radio will turn on and the maximum sleep time (90 minutes)
will be shown in the display. The sleep time indicator will be
shown in the display.
2. The sleep time can be reduced in 10 minute increments by
further presses of the “Sleep” button.
3. To cancel the sleep timer press the “Power” button.
Headphones (not included)
A “Headphone Socket” is provided for use with either head-
phones or an earpiece. Inserting a plug automatically mutes
the internal loudspeaker.
Mains adaptor (not included)
The AC adaptor for use with the R871 should provide 4.5 volts
DC output at 300mA centre pin negative. Plug the adaptor into
a mains outlet. Plug the lead from the adaptor into the “DC
Socket”. The battery will be automatically disconnected.
The mains adaptor should be disconnected from the mains
supply when not in use.
Imported by:-
ROBERTS RADIO LIMITED
PO BOX 130
MEXBOROUGH
SOUTH YORKSHIRE
S64 8YT
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