If the device will not be used for an extended time period, remove the battery and store
the device in a dry and dust-free area. Improper use of the battery can lead to explosion
or leakage.
If the battery leaks, avoid contact with skin, eyes and mucous membranes. Use gloves. If
you are exposed to battery acid, rinse the affected areas with plenty of clean water and
immediately seek medical attention. Remove discharged batteries from the device as
they present an increased risk of leakage.
Display and controls
1
Display
2
SNOOZE/LIGHT
3
SET
4
ALARM
5
RCC
6
DOWN
7
UP
8
Buzzer
9
Battery compartment
10
Time
Setup
Remove the protective film from the display of the alarm clock. Open the battery
compartment on the backside of the device and insert a 1.5V AA R6/LR6 battery in the
correct polarity. Close the battery compartment.
Radio time signal reception starts automatically after inserting the battery and the alarm
clock will beep once. The radio tower indicator
can take 3-10 minutes.
Note: Please do not move the alarm clock during the reception process.
The alarm clock synchronizes the internal clock every day from 01:00 to 04:00 on each
full hour. If reception is unsuccessful, the clock will reattempt reception at 05:00 and
06:00. Please set the time manually, if reception fails (see "Basic settings").
If reception is successful, the radio tower indicator
display and the time, date and day of the week are set automatically. During daylight
saving time, DST appears on the display next to the radio tower indicator.
Note: If you are in a country, in which the clock displays the wrong time even though it
can receive the time signal, please use the time zone adjustment to use your alarm clock
in a time zone other than the standard time zone (UTC+1 = Central European Time). Set
11
Seconds
12
Radio tower indicator
13
Temperature indicator
14
Day of the week indicator
15
Date indicator, D=day, M=month
16
Alarm 2 (6-7)
17
Alarm 1 (1-5)
18
Alarm time
19
Snooze indicator
PM indicator for 12-hour time
20
format
will blink on the display. This process
appears permanently on the
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