Connecting An Auxiliary Source; Listening To The Nature Sounds; Using The Light Diffuser; Reading Lamp - essentiel b Lumin'Up II Instrucciones De Uso

PRESETTING RADIO STATIONS MANUALLY
Your radio alarm clock can store up to 10 radio stations in manual mode.
In radio mode, select the frequency you want using the
1.
To store a radio station, press and hold down the
2.
"P01" and "P10" flashes.
Press on and to scroll through the preset numbers until the number you want is displayed.
3.
Once you have reached the preset number you want, press the
4.
frequency.
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To delete a preset radio station, save another radio station on the same number.
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To scroll through and listen to the preset stations, briefly press the
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until you reach the one you want.

Connecting an auxiliary source

The 3.5 mm jack socket enables you to connect an audio player and play
music from it via the speaker of the radio alarm clock, using a 3.5 mm
jack/3.5 mm jack cable.
Plug the end of a 3.5 mm jack/3.5 mm jack cable (not supplied) into the socket on the back of
1.
the device.
Plug the other end into the audio output socket of your media player. Please refer to your media-
2.
player's instruction manual for more information.
Press the button to turn the MUSIC mode on.
3.
Then select the AUXILIARY SOURCE mode by pressing the SOURCE button to scroll through
4.
the modes. The selection cycle is as follows:
Radio > Nature sounds > Auxiliary source
The AUXILIARY SOURCE mode is indicated by the term "AUX" displayed to the left of the time.
Begin playback on your auxiliary source; the sound goes through the radio alarm clock's speaker.
5.
To turn off the AUXILIARY SOURCE function, press on the
6.

Listening to the nature sounds

Press the button to turn the MUSIC mode on.
1.
Then select the NATURE SOUNDS mode by pressing the SOURCE button to scroll through the
2.
modes.
The selection cycle is as follows:
3.
Radio > Nature sounds > Auxiliary source
The NATURE SOUNDS mode is indicated through the display of "n-1", "n-2" or "n-3" according
to the last sound that was listened to.
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and buttons.
button. A present station number between
button again to save the
button one or more times,
button.
Use the and buttons to select the sound you want to listen to.
4.
To turn off the sound, briefly press on the
5.

Using the light diffuser

READING LAMP

To switch on the reading lamp, press on the
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Press on the button to increase the brightness and on the
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AMBIENT LIGHT

The ambient light alternates between different tones of colours. To turn it on or off, press on the
•
button.
To start or stop the colour change, press on the
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Setting the "Sleep" function

This radio alarm clock has a sleep timer function that enables you to programme the radio to turn
itself off. The radio automatically turns itself off after a preset time of between 15 and 90 minutes.
Turn the radio on by pressing the button to enable the MUSIC function, then select the
1.
RADIO mode using the SOURCE button. Select a radio station and the desired volume level.
Press on the button several times to obtain the desired period of time for the sleep function.
2.
The sequence is as follows: OFF > 15 > 30 > 60 > 90 minutes.
To turn off the "Sleep" function, press on the
3.
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To check the number of minutes remaining before the radio turns itself off, briefly press the
•
button.
The countdown of the minutes remaining is displayed for a few seconds.

USB charging port

You can use the USB port on the back of the device to charge your mobile
phone or any other peripheral device that operates with USB.
To connect your telephone to the USB charging port, use a USB/mini USB
cable (not supplied). Your telephone will recharge automatically.
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Charging a device via the USB port only works if the radio alarm clock is plugged into a mains
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power outlet.
The USB port can also be used to power small USB peripheral devices (USB fan, USB lamp,
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etc.). up to 1.0A.
button.
button.
button to decrease it.
button.
button.
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