Sangean CR-220DFM Manuel utilisateur

Characteristics

Operation elements -Overview

FM radio

with automatic station-memory programming(ATS)

12 station memories

Digital, radio controlledclock with datedisplay

i.e.date and timedisplays are compared daily with an exact radio

controlled time antenna signal and, if necessary,corrected.

short-term alarm

adjustable from 5-90 minutes in 5 minute steps

Automatic sleep-control

adjustable from 10-90 minutes in 10 minute steps

Alarm with HumaneWakeSystem (HWS)

the alarm begins quietly and gradually becomes louder(unless you

switch it off)

Radio alarm

You are woken up by the radio station of your choice instead of

a beep tone(HWS)

Twoindependent alarm functions

for example, to ensure that you don t fall backto sleep again,simply

set the second alarm for 10 minutes later with HWS.

controls

VOLUME

Instructions for usefor the clock radio

Volume dial for the radio

Calling up the station memories

Automatic sleep-control

Short-term alarm

Alarm time 2

Alarm time 1

Switching the radio on/off

Switching the alarm off

LCD display for the radio, alarm and clock functions

Switching between memory levels 1(slots 1-6)

and 2 ( lots 7-12 )

Interval alarm

1-12

P1 P2

SNOOZE

Displays / setting the date

Setting the time

Selecting stations ,changing the time, the alarm

time or the date forwards

Selecting stations, changing the time, the alarm

time or the date backwards

Erasing the memory

Trouble shooting

Selecting the days of the week on which you wish

to be woken by the alarm

Switching the radio-controlled-time antenna

position

programming radio stations

LCD display

Minute display for automatic sleep-control and

short-term alarm

Short-term alarm active

Automatic sleep-control active

Interval alarm active

Days of the week for which alarm 1or 2 is

program-med

Alarm time or date display .

Radio frequency or time display.

Station-memory number

Station-memory level

Memory slots 1-6

Memory slots 7-12

Radio controlled time is received.

Automatic station-memory programming active

Alarm2:wake with radio

Alarm2:wake with HWS

Alarm1:wake with radio

Alarm1:wake with HWS

FM reception

Instructions foruse forthe clock radio

Operation elements-Overview

MIN

TIMER

MON-SUN

DATE

SET

RESET

MON-SUN

1-2

MEMO

Only operate this appliance with a powersupply of 220-230 Volt/

50-60 Hz. If youintend not using the appliance fora longer period

of time (eg. holidays), pull theplug out of themains socket to

ensure a complete separation from the power supply.

Protect the appliance from heat and moisture.

Do not open theappliance and if it shouldrequire servicing, please

refer to alicensed electrical workshop.

Automatic station-memory programming(ATS)

If the appliance isconnected to the power supply for thefirst time

or if Ithas been separated from the power supply fora longer

period of time ,the FMfrequency range will be automatically sear-

ched through for stations (ATS)

The symbol ATS blinks.

The ATS system seeks out the12 stations with the bestreception and

saves them in order (beginning with thestrongest station) in the slots

1-12

Radio controlled clock

Now the moving letters HAL LO appear and thesymbol

blinks every second to show youthat the satellite time signal is

being correctly received.

The correct time and dateare set automatically.

Notes on safety

Operation

Note

If the symbol blinks irregularly, tryto improve the

reception of the radio controlled-time signal by moving

switch (1-2).

When the time signal isbeing received and the time anddate have

set themselves automatically (after max ,3 minutes),the symbol

stops blinking and remains lit.

IMPORTANT NOTE

If the timesignal can not bereceived in your area, you will have to

set the time and date manually, otherwise the appliancewill not

work!

Instructions foruse forthe clock radio

Setting the time and date manually

Time

press the SET key .The hour digits in the time display begin

begin to blink.

1.Adjust the hour with key and .

2.press the SET key once again to confirm the hour which

you have entered. Now the minute digits in the time display begin

to blink.

Adjust the minute just as you adjusted the hour

1.Set the minute (with key and )

2.Confirm your entry (press SET key briefly)

Note

The SET key has no function when the radio controlled time

signal is being received (symbol )

Date

Now the year display is blinking(if not press the DATEkey . for

2 seconds).

1.Enter the year (with key and )

2.Press the DATE key to confirm the year.

Enter the month in the same way.

1.Adjust the month (with key and )

2.confirm your entry (press DATE key briefly)

Now enter the day:

1.Adjust the day (with key and )

2.Confirm your entry (press DATE key briefly)

After 10 seconds the correct time will be displayed -the settings are

complete.

Note

If this dose not function as described above, press the RESET key

(e.g. With a pen nib) and begin the adjustments from the

beginning again.

Instructions foruse forthe clock radio

Correcting thetime and date

If you wish to change the time or date after having set them, press

key forat least 2 seconds.

The hour digits in the time display begin to blink and you can begin

with the adjustment as described above.

You can turn the radio on with the key

Tune into your desired station

1.Manual station selection

with the keys and you can tune into the frequency

of your desired station (in 0.05 MHz steps),

1.Automatic station selection

press and hold key or forat least 1 second.

The appliance searches for the next station in the

applicable direction.

Automatic station-memory programming(ATS)

When using the appliance for the first time (see above),

the ATS function starts automatically and saves the 12

strongest stations in the memory slots 1-12.

If you wish to repeat this process, turn the radio on and

press and hold keys and for 2 seconds.

Saving the stations individually

Tune into the the station which you wish to save.

The station you have selected can be stored in one of the

12 memory slots and be call up later:

press the MEMO key ( Mblinks) and select a memory slot

with keys .

Level p1=slots 1-6

Level p2=slots 7-12

The station is now saved.

Note

When you save a new station in a slot, the station previously in

that slot is automatically erased.

Radio operation

Instructions foruse forthe clock radio

Calling up the station memories

Stored stations can be called up directly:

Using the keys ,select the memory slot in which the desired

station is stored.

Level p1=slots 1-6

Level p2=slots 7-12

Note

If this does not function as described above, press theRESET key

(e. G. with a pen nib) and begin the adjustments from the

beginning again.

The volume

can be adjusted with the VOLUME dial .

This alarm clock is equipped with two alarm systems which can be

operated independently of each other either with an acoustic

alarm (Human Wake System/HWS) or with a radio (radio alarm clock).

First select either alarm 1 or 2, then select the alarm clock mode

(radio or acoustic alarm),then set the alarm time and activate the

alarm clock.

Alarm with radio

1.Select the station desired (programming buttons 1-12).

2.Set the desired radio alarm volume.

3.Select alarm system 1 or 2 by pressing and holding the alarm

mode button 1 or 2 for at least 2 seconds. The alarm symbol+

radio or acoustic alarm (HWS) flashes .

4.Select the radio symbol using the button or under the

cover.

5.Once again press the station programming button selected

under 1.

6.Press the radio alarm button 1 or 2, to confirm your selection.

The hour display flashes .

Continue with Set alarm time ...

Alarm Clock

Instructions foruse forthe clock radio

Alarm with HWS alarm beep

1.Select alarm clock system 1 or 2 by pressing and holding the

alarm mode button 1or 2 for at least 2seconds.The alarm

symbol+radio or acoustic alarm (HWS) flashes.

2.Select the symbol alarm beep (HWS) using the button or

under the cover.

3.press the radio alarm button 1or 2 once more, to confirm

your selection .The hour display flashes .

Continue with Set alarm time"...

Set alarm time

1.Using key and , set the hour at which you wish to be

woken up.

Press the alarm key 1 once again to confirm the time you have

chosen. Now the minute digits in the alarm display begin to

blink.

2.Using key and ,set the minutes after the hour which you

wish to be woken up at.

press the alarm key 1once again to confirm the minutes which

you have entered.

Now the days of the week are blinking

3.Using key ,select the days of the week on which you wish to

be woken up by the alarm at this time.

Activating the alarm

Finally,press the alarm key 1once again to confirm what you

have entered and to activate the alarm. The display lights up.

Deactivating the alarm

If you do not wish to be woken up at the alarm time you have set,

you can deactivate the alarm function. Simply press the alarm key

1 once again. The display disappears.

Interrupting the alarm signal (interval alarm SNOOZE)

Tointerrupt the alarm signal(radio or beep tone/HWS),press the

SNOOZE key .

The alarm stops and begins again in 5 minutes (interval alarm).

Stopping the alarm signal

Tostop the alarm signal totally ,press key .

5 .

Instructions for use for the clock radio

With key youcan select the period for the short-term alarm in 5

minute steps from 05-90.

The short-term alarm starts when you release the key.

The alarm signal sounds after the period of time which you have set.

If you wish to turn off the alarm before the time is up, simply adjust

the number of minutes to 00 (with key ).

Toturn off the alarm signal, press key .

With key you select the duration for which the radio plays before

switching offautomatically, in 10 minute steps from 90-10.

The automatic sleep-control begings when you release the key.

After the number of minutes which were displayed at the start, the

radio turns itself offautomatically.

If you wish to turn the radio off beforehand, press key .

Note:

If you are using the short-term alarm and the automatic sleep-

control at the same time, only the automatic sleep-control will be

displayed.

If you want to listen to radio station Ain the evening but wish to

be woken by station B in the morning:

1.call up the alarm while listening to station A( 1/2).

2.Tune into station B and set the alarm sa described.

3.When the alarm is activated, the radio switches back to station A.

power supply 220-230 Volt /50-60 Hz

performance 500 m w max.

Reception range FM 87 .5-108.0MHz

Loudspeakers 80hm

HWS Humane Wake System (alarm signal

becomes gradually louder)

Short-term alarm

Automatic sleep-control

Additional functions

Technical data

Instructions for use for the clock radio

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