Clas Ohlson NE-6200 Manual de usuario

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DAB+ Clock Radio

DAB+ klokkeradio

Art.no Model

18-2914 NE-6200

36-5832 NE-6200 Ver. 20140611

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DAB+ Clock Radio

Art.no 18-2914 Model NE-6200

36-5832 NE-6200

Please read theentire instruction manual before using theproduct and then save

it for future reference. Wereserve theright for any errors in text or images and any

necessary changes made to technicaldata. Intheevent of technical problems or other

queries, please contact our Customer Services (see address details on theback).

Safety

• Theclock radio should not be taken apart or modiﬁed. Nevertry to open

thecasing of theclockradio. Thecasing houses dangerous current-carrying non-

insulated components. Contact with these can lead to ﬁre or electricshock.

• Do not cover theclockradio. Adequate ventilation, with adistance of at least

10cm between ventilation ports and surrounding surfaces, is necessary to prevent

theclock radio from overheating.

• Theclock radio must only be connected to a100–240 V, 50/60 Hz electrical supply.

• Make sure that thewall socket to which themains adaptor is connected is easily

accessible, since this is theonly way to completely disconnect theclock radio from

themains supply.

• Place theclock radio on astable, ﬂat surface.

• Never place any form of naked ﬂames (wax candles, tea lights,etc.) on or close to

theclockradio.

• Do not place theclock radio where there is arisk of it falling into water or other

liquid. Donot place any objects which contain liquid onto theclock radio such as

vases, drinks,etc.

• Do not place theclock radio in constant sunlight or near naked ﬂames such as

wood stoves, lit candles,etc.

• Place theclock radio in such away that there is no risk of people tripping over its

mainslead.

• Theclock radio is designed for indoor useonly.

• Never subject theclock radio to high temperature, dust, heavy vibration, impacts,

humidity or moisture.

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• Do not abuse themainslead. Donot jerk themains lead, grip and pull theadapter

out of thesocket when disconnecting theclockradio. Makesure that themains

adaptor does not come into contact with heat, sharp edges or is crushed in

anyway.

• Unplug themains adaptor during thunderstorms or if theclock radio is not to be

used for alongtime.

• Thestandby switch on theclock radio does not completely disconnect it from

themains. Tocompletely disconnect theclock radio from themains, themains

adaptor must be unplugged from thewall socket.

• Remember always to protect your hearing. Listening on high volume for prolonged

periods can lead to permanent hearingloss.

• Do not use theclock radio if it or its mains lead is damaged in anyway.

• Theclock radio must only be repaired by qualiﬁed service technicians.

• It is completely normal for theclock radio to become warm duringuse.

• Themains lead must be changed if damaged. Thisis to prevent therisk of electric

shock or ﬁre and should only be carried out by themanufacturer, authorised

service facility or aqualiﬁed tradesman.

• Do not insert any foreign objects into theclock radio’s openings. Doingso may

increase therisk for electricshock.

• Do not let children play with theclockradio.

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Buttons and functions

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1. Speaker

2. [ ALARM 1 ]

3. [ BACKLIGHT ] Display

4. [ MENU ] Settings

5. [ SLEEP ] Sleeptimer

6. [ STANDBY/ON ]

7. [ INFO ] Displays current settings

8. [ DAB/FM ] DAB or FM radio selector switch

9. [ ALARM 2 ]

10. [ SNOOZE ] Snoozealarm

11. [ PRESET ] Save station to anavailable presetslot

12. [ MUTE ] Volumeoff

13. [ VOLUME- ] Volumeup

14. [ VOLUME+ ] Volumedown

15. [ SCROLL▼] Scans stations/settings

16. [ SELECT ] Conﬁrms selection

17. [ SCROLL▲] Forwards scan of stations/settings

18. LCD display

19. Mainslead

20. Aerial

Operating instructions

DAB Radio

Note: Thetime setting of theclock radio is automatically set by theDAB radio signal.

Setting thetime manually is not possible.

Getting thebest reception

1. Fully extend theFM aerial (20).

2. Point theaerial in thedirection where thebest reception is achieved or try shifting

theposition of theradio itself.

3. For optimal DAB reception, keep theaerial in acompletely vertical position,

pointing it either upwards or downwards.

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On/settings

1. Plug themains lead into awall socket. Thedisplay will come on and begin ﬂashing

after afew seconds.

2. Press [STANDBY/ON]. Theradio will automatically begin searching for DAB

stations. Theword “Scanning” will appear on thedisplay along with aprogress bar

and thetotal number of stationsfound.

3. Once scanning is completed, theﬁrst detected station will begin playing.

4. Press [ SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] in order to toggle to thenext saved station.

5. Press [SELECT] to listen.

Note: Ifno DAB stations are found, theradio will open thestation search

settingsmenu.

6. Press [ SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to select Manual tune or Autoscan.

Autoscan performs thesame scan that was performed when theradio was

switchedon. Thisfunction can be used if you have moved theradio to another

location and wish to perform thescanagain.

7. Press [SELECT] to begin theselected method of scanning.

8. If Manual tune has been selected, you should press [SCROLL▼] or [SCROLL ▲]

to search manually for afavourable DAB station.

9. Once adesirable station has been found, press [SELECT] to conﬁrm your selection.

10. Press [SELECT ] once more to listen to thestation.

Secondary DAB services

Sometimes a “>” symbol will be displayed after thename of astation. Thismeans that

there are secondary services available for that station.

For example, asports station may have extra information or commentary.

Press[SELECT ] to select thesecondary service.

DAB displaymodes

Every time [ INFO ] is pressed in DAB mode, thefollowing information is displayed:

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• Time/Date: Thetime anddate. Thetime and date do not need to be set manually;

they will be automatically updated by theDAB station signal. Iffor some reason

thetime and date are not updated, “<TIME/DATE>” will appear on thedisplay.

• Frequency: Thefrequency of thecurrent station.

• Audio Bit Rate: Theamount of data transferred per second.

• Signal Strength: Thesignal strength indicated by aslidebar.

• DLS: Dynamic Label Segmenting is text sent from theDAB station you are

listeningto. Thiscan include information about thesongs that are playing or other

information.

• Programme Type: Thetype of programme being broadcast. Ifinformation about

thetype of programme is not available, themessage “<Programme type>” will be

displayed.

• Ensemble/Multiplex (Group name): Acollection of radio stations that are bundled

and transmitted together on thesame frequency.

Note: Pressand hold in [INFO ] for 2 seconds to display thepresent software in

theradio.

FMradio

1. Press [DAB/FM ] until “FM” and anFM radio frequency are displayed.

2. Press and hold in [SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] until “Searching…>” or

“Searching…<” is displayed to start anauto search for FM stations. Thesearch

stops at theﬁrst station itﬁnds. Press “Searching…>” or “Searching…<” again to

resume thestation search.

3. To search manually, press repeatedly on [SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲].

Saving radio station presets

There are 10 station presets for saving your favourite stations in either FM or

DABmode.

1. Tune into thestation which you wish tosave.

2. Hold in [ PRESET ] until thedisplay shows “Empty preset 1”, and thepreset

number willﬂash.

3. Press [ SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to select thedesired station preset number.

4. Press [SELECT ] to conﬁrm your selection. Thedisplay will show “Preset 1 saved”

(if preset 1 was used).

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Listening to preset radio stations

1. Press [ PRESET ]once.

2. Press [ SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to select thedesired station preset number.

3. If thepreset hsa not been allocated astation, thedisplay will show “Empty preset”

and thenumber of thepreset.

Factoryreset

Note: Allyour preset stations will be erased during afactoryreset.

If theclock radio has been moved over along distance such as to another part of

thecountry, your pre-tuned and stored DAB stations might no longer be available.

Ifthis is thecase, you will need to reset theradio to its factory settings.

1. Turn theradio on by pressing the [STANDBY/ON ] button.

2. Press and hold in [MENU ] until “Press SELECT to conﬁrm reset” appears on

thedisplay.

3. Press [SELECT ], thedisplay will show “Restarting…” and once therestart is

complete theradio will enter standbymode.

4. Press [STANDBY/ON ] to turn theradio back on again and start anautomatic scan

for DAB radio stations.

Alarm settings

1. Press and hold in [ALARM 1 ] or [ ALARM 2 ] until thedisplay shows “AlarmSetting”

and thehour digit of thealarm time ﬂashes.

2. Press [ SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to set thehour and then conﬁrm by pressing

[ SELECT ].

3. Theminutes display will then begin ﬂashing. Press [SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲]

to set theminutes and then conﬁrm by pressing [SELECT ].

4. Thedisplay will show “DAB Preset”. Press [ SELECT ] to select thetype of

wake-upalarm:

- DAB radio (press [SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to select thedesired

stationpreset).

- FM radio (press [SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to select thedesired

stationpreset).

- Buzzer (press [SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to select thebuzzer tone).

- Buzzer volume (press [SCROLL▼] or [ SCROLL ▲] to set thevolume level of

thebuzzer tone).

5. Thesettings are now ready to be activated.

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Activating thealarm

1. To activate thealarm, press either [ ALARM 1 ] or [ ALARM 2 ].

2. Thecurrent alarm mode will be displayed in thefollowing sequence:

3. When thedisplay shows your desired alarm mode, release thebutton to conﬁrm

selection and activate thealarm. Thecorresponding alarm symbol will appear on

thedisplay.

Deactivating thealarm

To deactivate thealarm, press [ ALARM 1 ] or [ ALARM 2 ] until “Alarm off” is displayed.

Automatic alarm repeat/snooze

Automatic repeat

When thealarm sounds, press [STANDBY/ON ] once to shut thealarmoff.

Thealarmwill automatically repeat each day at theset time as long as thealarm

symbol is displayed.

Snooze

When thealarm sounds, press [SNOOZE ] to temporarily switch thealarm off for

5minutes. Thesnooze function can be repeated for up to one hour, and then

thealarm will be switched off automatically.

Note:

Thecurrent alarm has priority, so if asecond alarm is set to go off whilst you are

“snoozing”, thesecond alarm will not function. However, if theﬁrst alarm is switched

off before thesecond alarm is due to go off, thesecond alarm will sound as

programmed.

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Sleeptimer

Thesleep function allows you to programme theclock radio to switch itself off after

aperiod of 90, 80, 70, 60, 30 or 10 minutes.

1. Press the [SLEEP ] button to select aduration:

2. When thedesired sleep duration is displayed, release the [ SLEEP ] button to

activate thesleep function.

3. appears on thedisplay, “1” represents 10 minutes.

Display backlight

• When theclock radio is switchedon: press [BACKLIGHT ] repeatedly to adjust

thebrightness of thedisplay in thefollowing sequence: Backlight off–Backlight

01–Backlight 02–Backlight 03.

• In standby mode there are only two modes for thebacklight: Backlight off–

Backlight 01.

Care and maintenance

• Always unplug theproduct from thewall socket before cleaning.

• Clean theproduct using alightly moistenedcloth. Useonly mild cleaning agents,

never solvents or corrosive chemicals.

• If theclock radio is not to be used for anextended period, it should be unplugged

and stored in adry and dust-free location.

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