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Technicolor - Thomson RR75 manual

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    Befor e you begin EN 1 PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULL Y BEFORE YOU OP- ERA TE THE UNIT . AL WA YS KEEP THIS BOOKLET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. Befor e you plug for power Y ou have to set the time zone and the daylight saving switch cor responds to your region. They are located inside the battery compartment. 1. Setting Time Zone Slide t[...]

  • Page 2

    Power Supply EN Y our set can be power ed fr om the mains (via its stand) or by batteries (independent operation). Protection against power cutoffs for Automatic Time Set (A TS) function As a backup for Automatic Time Set (A TS), a button lithium battery is already in- cluded. However , this button cell battery can also be exhausted and we recommen[...]

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    3 EN Power Supply Power Supply 230V ~ 50Hz The rating label is at the bottom of the stand. Connect the power cord into a mains power sockets. Put the radio-alarm clock on its stand. The batteries are not used when the set is powered from the mains. Important: • The unit carries voltage even when switched off. It is necessary to unplug the mains l[...]

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    EN 4 Listening to the radio 1. Press briefly , the radio is switched on. 2. Set selector to the desired frequency band: FM= frequency modulation: 87.5 to 108 MHz AM= medium wave (MW): 525 to 1620 kHz or Long Wave (L W): 148 to 284 kHz (according to version) 3. Find the radio station. Notes: • For AM, turn the set to find the position which gives [...]

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    5 Setting Time EN Setting Time Y ou do not have to set the clock time as a built-in Automatic T ime Set (A TS) system is equipped in this clock powered by a 3V lithium battery (CR2430, included). All you have to do is to plug this unit for power and current time will be shown automatically . In case you want to do manual clock setting: 1. Slide the[...]

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    EN 6 Setting Alarm ALARM MODE - there ar e 2 alarm modes 1. Radio Alarm 1. T une to the station desired for the alarm call. Make sure that the station is transmitting at the set alarm time. 2. Adjust volume if necessary . 3. Press until the music-note icon shows on display . The ra- dio will switch on at the programmed time and stop auto- matically[...]

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    7 Operating the Clock Radio EN Stopping the alarm momentarily Press briefly , the alarm or radio cuts out. The radio or alarm will automatically start up again about 9 minutes later . (see Snooze Alarm operation next page for more details) Stopping the alarm completely Press briefly , the radio or alarm stops and only starts again 24 hours later . [...]

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    EN 8 Operating the Clock Radio Programmable Sleep In this mode, the radio will turn of f automatically . Simply: 1. Press to turn on programmable sleep time. The default setting is 59 minutes. 2. For manual setting, press and hold SLEEP and at the same time set the programmable sleep time by pressing REV or FWD . Y ou can set the time between 1 to [...]

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    USEFUL ADVICE • Do not use your set immediately after transport from a cold place to a warm place: there may be condensation prob- lems. • Make sure that you keep your set away from water and high temperatures. • If you do not use your set on battery power for more than one month, we advise you to take out all the batteries. • T o prevent p[...]