Silvercrest KH 2411 Manuel utilisateur

KOMPERNASS GMBH · BURGSTRASSE 21 · D-44867 BOCHUM

www.kompernass.com

ID-Nr.: KH2411-2/09-V2

ALARM RADIO

KH 2411

ALARM RADIO

Operating instructions

RADIO MED VÆKKEUR

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Read the operating instructions carefully before using the appliance

for the first time and preserve this booklet for later reference. Pass the

manual on to whomsoever might acquire the scale at a later date.

CONTENT PAGE

Intended use 2

Items supplied 2

Technical data 2

Appliance description 2

Safety instructions 2

Inserting the batteries 3

Setting up 3

Reception mode 3

Adjusting the time functions 4

Cleaning and storage 5

Maintenance 5

Disposal 6

Importer 6

Warranty and Service 6

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ALARM RADIO KH2411

Intended use

This appliance is intended for the reception of public radio transmissions

and for the amplification of sound signals from external playback devices

such as iPod, MP3 and CD players in domestic environments.

It is not intended for use in premises with high humidity or in commer-

cial and industrial applications.

Items supplied

1 x Appliance

1 x Operating instruction

• Check to ensure that the appliance is undamaged, all component parts

are present and that packaging remnants are removed from it.

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Technical data

Reception range FM: 87,5 – 108 MHz

Reception range AM: 526,5 – 1606,5 kHz

Output level: approx. 500 mW

Audio connection: 3,5mm Jackplug

incl. firmly assembled cable

Batteries: 3 x 1.5 V Type “AAA”

Operating Temperature

Range : +5° – +40°C

Humidity: 5 – 90%

(No condensation)

Dimensions (LxWxH): 208 x 78 x 56 mm

Weight : approx. 255 g

CE- Conformity

This device has been tested and approved in accordance with the basic

requirements and other relevent regulations of the EMC Directive

2004/108/EC.

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Appliance description

Fig. A:

Telescopic antenna

Connection cable for external audio device

Compartment for external audio device

“SET” button

“TUNING” tuning regulator

Slider switch AUX - AM - FM

Button “ALARM ON/OFF”

“OFF VOLUME” Regulator for volume, On/Off

Fig. B:

Frequency scale

Display

Fig. C:

Battery compartment cover

Safety instructions

• If you do not intend to use the appliance for an extended period,

remove the batteries – batteries can discharge themselves and then

leak.

• Should the batteries leak: Clean the battery compartment with a dry

cloth whilst wearing protective gloves. Use ONLY the type of battery

detailed in the Technical Data as replacements for discharged batte-

ries.

• Always exchange all batteries at the same time. Always use batteries

of the same type as replacements.

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• Keep batteries and cells away from small children. Should a battery

be swallowed, seek medical attention IMMEDIATELY, as life is at

risk.

• Check to ensure that the appliance is in a service-able condition befo-

re taking it into use. Should there be visible damage to the applian-

ce, do not take it into use.

• Do not attempt to recharge batteries. There is a chance that they

could explode!

• Ensure that no direct sources of heat (e.g. radiators) can have an

effect on the device, it is not subject to direct sunlight, contact with

sprayed or dripping water is avoided (do not place waterfilled ob-

jects, for example flower vases, on or next to the device) and that

no open fire sources (e.g. burning candles) are placed on or close

to the device. Also, avoid penetration by foreign objects.

• Do not permit small children to play with the plastic packaging.

There is a risk of suffocation!

Inserting the batteries

• Open the battery compartment cover and insert 3 x 1.5 V batteries

of the type AAA/Micro. Comply with the polarity markings indicated

in the battery compartment.

• Close the battery compartment. The device is now ready for use.

Setting up

• Draw out the telescopic antenna .

• Should you wish to playback an external audio device over the

radio, connect it with the connection cable at the rear.

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• If the external audio device (e.g. iPod, MP3 player) fits into the

compartment at the rear, it can be placed there. Failing this, the

pocket can also be useful as a tidy for writing implements and

other utensils on the desk.

Reception mode

a) Switching the appliance on/off, sound volume

• To switch the device on, turn the regulator “VOLUME” from the

stop position “OFF” to the right. It can also be used to adjust the

sound volume level. With this you can also regulate the sound

volume.

• To switch the device off, turn the regulator “VOLUME” wholly to

the left, until it engages in the stop position “OFF”.

b) Adjusting the reception

• Select the reception range AM or FM by placing the slider switch 

into the appropriate position.

• Then search for the desired radio station by slowly turning the tu-

ning regulator “TUNING” until you have clear reception.

• You can read off the currently selected frequency from the frequen-

cy scale , the unit for VHF is shown in “MHz” (Megahertz), for

medium wave it is shown in “kHz” (Kilohertz).

c) Playback of an external audio device

• If an external audio device is connected, place the slider switch 

into the position “AUX”.

• Then start the playback on your external device.

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Adjusting the time functions

a) Programming the alarm time

• Press the button “ALARM ON/OFF” .In the display all positions

blink and the indicator “AL ” (Alarm time) appears.

• Press once again on the button “ALARM ON/OFF” , until only

the figure for the hours (e.g. “1: A ”) is shown in the display and, at

the same time, the indicator “AL ” (Alarm time).

• Press repeatedly on the button “SET” until the correct hour figure

is shown in the display, e.g. “7: A ”. The letter “A ” behind the figure

means “AM” (forenoon), “P ” means “PM” (afternoon).

• Press again on the “ALARM ON/OFF” button, until only the figu-

res for the minutes are shown in the display (e.g. “:00 ”) and, at the

same time, the indicator “AL ” (Alarm time).

• Press repeatedly on the button “SET” until the correct minute

figure has been programmed in, e.g. “ :30 ”.

b) Setting the date

• Press again on the “ALARM ON/OFF” button until only the

number for the month is shown in the display, e.g. “1 ”.

• Press repeatedly on the button “SET” , until the month has been

programmed in, e.g. “12 ”.

• Press again on the “ALARM ON/OFF” button until only the

number for the day is shown in the display, e.g “ 1”.

• Press repeatedly on the button “SET” , until the date has been

programmed in, e.g. “ 31”.

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c) Setting the clock

• Press once again on the button “ALARM ON/OFF” , until only

the figure for the hours is shown in the display, e.g. “1: A ”. Make

sure that the indicator “AL ” does not appear, as you would then be

setting the alarm time, not the time display itself.

• Press repeatedly on the button “SET” , until the required hour figu-

re is shown, e.g. “10: A ”. The letter “A ” behind the figure means

“AM” (forenoon), “P ” means “PM” (afternoon) and “H ” indicate

the 24 hour display.

• Press again on the “ALARM ON/OFF” button until only the num-

ber for the minutes is shown in the display, e.g. “:01 ”. Make sure

that the indicator “AL ” does not appear, as you would then be

setting the alarm time, not the time display itself.

• Press repeatedly on the button “SET” until the required minute

figure has been programmed in, e.g. “15 ”.

d) Starting the clock

• Press the button “ALARM ON/OFF” ,to accept the programmed

minutes and to display the time, e.g. “ 10:15 ”.

• Press the button “SET” ,to accept the displayed time and to start

the clock. As a control, the double-point in the display  starts to

blink.

e) Alarm function and hour signal

• Press the button “ALARM ON/OFF” .In the display all positions

blink and the indicator “AL ” (Alarm time) appears.

• To switch the alarm function on, repeatedly press the button “SET”

until three lines are shown above the colon in the display. To

switch the alarm function off, repeatedly press the button until the

three lines are no longer indicated.

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