Getting Started; Setting The Clock Manually - LEXIBOOK Serenity Manual Del Usuario

See (Fig. D)
11. EU GMT+1/UK GMT switch
Select which radio controlled time signal you want to receive.
Switch between DCF-77 from Germany or MSF from England.
12. External speaker
Plug in earphones or an external speaker.
See (Fig. E)
1. Calendar/ Radio Preset Station.
Day of the week, month, date/ Preset station
1 to 12.
2. Snooze on icon.
3. Time HH/MM, 12-24-hour, AM/PM.
4. Radio controlled clock icon
5. Music Theme
6. Countryside Theme

Getting started

See (Fig. F)
1. Open the battery compartment located at the back the clock. Make sure the RCC switch is set to the UK GMT position.
2. You can install 2 x AA batteries in the battery compartment located at the back of the clock. These backup batteries will keep the
clock powered on in the event of a power failure.
3. Plug the clock's AC230V - 50HZ adaptor into an electrical power outlet. Plug the AC adaptor jack into the player's DC IN 6V
500mA with positive centre jack.
Warnings:
Should you notice any abnormality in the AC adaptor, disconnect it from the electrical socket and player immediately. Always
use the supplied AC adaptor that is designed specifically for the clock only. Using any other AC power adaptor may cause
the unit to malfunction and increase the risk of fire or injury. If the unit malfunctions or receives an electrostatic shock,
use a blunt object (the tip of a paper clip for example) to press the Reset key located inside the battery compartment.
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13. Reset hole
Insert a thin blunt instrument to restore all the default settings.
14. Backup battery compartment
Insert  x AA batteries (optional).
15. 6V AC/DC Power Adaptor Socket
LCD Overview
7. Seaside Theme
8. Slumber Mode
9. Polyphonic Ringtones Alarm
10. Radio Alarm
11. Awakening Mode
12. Comfort Icon
13. Temperature, Humidity, Radio Frequency display.
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Radio Controlled Clock
®
Serenity Clock is designed to automatically synchronize its calendar clock once it is brought within the reception range of the UK
atomic clock MSF signal, for GMT 0 (UK, Ireland, Portugal)
1. Make sure the correct time-zone is selected as described under 'Selecting the time-zone and clock display language' on page 18.
2. The clock automatically starts scanning the RCC signal after it is powered on and the Radio Tower symbol starts to blink
See (Fig. E, 4). Once data is being received the reception ring icons start to blink. A complete reception generally takes several
minutes, depending on the strength of the radio signal. Previous settings will be overwritten.
3. When the reception is complete, the radio clock symbol will stop blinking and remain solid. The clock automatically scans the
time signal at 02:00 everyday to maintain accurate timing.
Notes:
• If the reception was successful the Radio Tower symbol and the 3 rings are displayed. If the reception was not successful, but the
previous scan obtained a complete set of data then the Radio Tower symbol and the 3 rings are shown as well. If there is no
reception for 3 successive days then the RCC icon will be turned off.
• The clock will start to scan the RCC signal after every day at 2:00 am, after reset or reconnection to power (if used without back up
batteries) and when the time-zone is set.
• For an optimal reception, place the clock away from metal objects and electrical appliances (i.e. television, computer, monitor, etc.)
to minimize interference.
• Set the RCC switch to the sender that is closer to your position or which provides a better reception.
• Make sure you select the time-zone of the country of which you want to display the time.

Setting the clock manually

1. To enter the clock setting mode, press and hold for 2 seconds while in clock mode.
2. The hour is blinking. Press or to set the hour. Confirm with
3. The minutes are blinking. Press or to set the minutes. Confirm with
4. The day is blinking. Press or to set the day. Confirm with
5. The month is blinking. Press or to set the month. Confirm with
6. The year is blinking. Press or to set the year. Press
to clock mode.
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to confirm all your clock settings and return
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