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    RDS Radio Alarm KH   Operating instr uc tions t [...]

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    1. Int ende d use .................................................................................................................................. 7 2. T echnic al data ................................................................................................................................ 7 3. Safety I nstructions ........................[...]

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    12. Connec ting headpho nes to the RDS Radio Alarm .................................................................. 19 13. Cleaning the RDS R adio Alarm ............................................................................................... 19 14. T roubleshooting ...........................................................................[...]

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    RDS Radio Alarm E-Bench KH 2295 1. Intended use e RDS Radio Alarm is intended excl usively … Ú for the r eception of VHF/FM radio s tations Ú as an alarm Ú for sta tionar y operatio n in covered ar eas Ú for p r iva te, non-co mmercial applica tions. 2. T echnical data P ower s uppl y :  V ~ /   Hz,  W Reception rang e UK[...]

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    given in the warra nty card. e wa r ran ty card is suppl ied with the ap plian ce. † Danger! Equip ment con nected to a power supp ly ca n be dama ged durin g a thun derstorm. us: Ú During a th understorm, alwa ys remove the plug fro m the power socket. Ú e power socket sh ould be close to th e ap- plian ce and eas ily acc essib le, so[...]

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    q Headp hone connection socket “Earphon e ” for the co nnection of headph ones with a , mm jackpl ug w Operational sta te displa y e Butt on “ SNOOZE” for sh ort term interrup tion of the alarm signal r V olume con troller “V olume ” t Butt on “N AP Timer ” to activate ad justment of the sies ta timer y Butt on “ Sleep ” t[...]

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    6. Preparing the RDS Radio Alarm for oper ation 1 C arefully take the RDS Radio Alarm out o f the packaging. | A ttention! Do not allo w the RDS Radio A larm to fall! I t could becom e irrepar abl y damaged. 2 Place the RDS R adio Alarm only on a level , scratch r esistant and no n-slip surface. e feet on the r ear of the RDS Radio Alarm can be [...]

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    Ú the time displa y from the pr e-programmed time “:” Ú the date dis play fro nm t he pr e-programmed date “- -” . In these cases you can … Ú search fo r an RDS radio station man ual ly . is is explained in cha pter .. “ Man ual ly setting and sa ving radio statio ns ” . Ú select an RDS radio[...]

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    W ith the butto ns o resp . a you can switch between both displa y formats. 11 W hen the desired indicator f ormat is blink- ing in the displa y d : W ait for ca. 10 sec- onds, wi thout p ressing a b utton. e dis- play d r eturns to its normal sta tus; the time is now sh own in the selected display f ormat. e date i s only sho w n when the ra[...]

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    Ú But ton “/” j – for selection of  r esp .  as the second digit of the p rogramme position Ú But ton “/” h – for selection of  r esp .  as the second digit of the p rogramme position When the desired p rogramme position num ber for the tuned radio sta t ion is sh own in the displa y d : 5 Press the b utton “[...]

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    Example: T o select the radio station saved a t programme position : 1 Repeatedly pr ess the but ton “G roup WEC” f . As soon as a radio sta tion in the pr o- gramme position gro up 20 (20 bis 29) is shown in the disp l ay d : 2 Repeatedly pr ess the but ton “1/6” l until progra mme position 26 is sho wn in t he dis- play d . 8.1.4 Us[...]

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    MON æ Mo nday TUE æ T uesday WED æ W ednesday THU æ ursday FRI æ Friday SA T æ Saturda y SUN æ Sunday ô Not e: T o carr y out the s teps  to  yo u have ca. t en seconds for each s tep . If one step is dela yed, you m ust start again from step . 2 Press the but ton “ AL1” 2! again. On the lower edge o f the display d the abb [...]

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    8 Press the but ton “ AL1” 2! once. I n t he displa y d the RDS radio alarm symbol for the alarm call type R adio blinks. Pr ess the but tons o res p . a to switch between the three alarm call t ypes. 9 When you ha ve sele cted the desired alarm call type: Press the but ton “ AL1” 2! once. e pr ogramming fo r alarm time  is now saved.[...]

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    2 T o sw itc h the alarm functions for week- ends back on aga in: Press the but ton “ Grou p WEC” f once mor e. In the display d the indicato r “WEC” ext inguish es. 8.3 Using the timer functions of the RDS Radio Alarm 8.3.1 Programming the sleep timer W ith the sleep timer switched on, the radio au toma tic ally switch es itself o a [...]

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    On the selected date the alarm tone o f the RDS Radio Alarm reminds you o f the programm ed ap pointmen t. e reminder sounds hour ly between : and :. ereby , the al arm tone r emains switched on f or  minut es. T o interrup t the alarm tone: Pr ess any bu tton. e alarm tone soun ds again on the next full hour [...]

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    10. Returning the RDS Radio Alarm to factory settings T o return the RDS Radio Alarm to factory s et- tings and to erase all pr ograming tha t has been carried out: 1 T urn the RDS R adio Alarm so that the underside of i t is visible to you. 2 W ith a pen/p encil (or other sh arp pointed object) pres s the but ton “ Reset” 2% . e dis- play e[...]

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    C Check to see if the but ton lock of the RDS Radio Alarm is act iva ted. S ee chap ter . “S witching on the b utton lock ” . D Disconnect the RDS Radio Al arm from the power su pply . W ait a few seconds, then r e- connect it. Check to see if the malfunction is still extant. ô Note: Be awar e that pro gramm ing alre ady ca r ried out on[...]

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    Dispose of the ap pliance thro ug h an a pprov e d disposal centre or a t your comm unity waste fa- cility . Obser ve the currently a pplicable regula t ion s. In case of doub t, please contact yo ur local waste disposal centre. 16. W arranty & Service Please read the conditio ns for warran t y and take note o f t he ser vice centr e addresses [...]

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    Kompernaß GmbH · Burgstraße 21 · D-44867 Bochum www.kompernass.com ID no.: KH2295-012/06-V3 c[...]