Grundig SC220PI Manual de usuario

MARQUE: GRUNDIG

REFERENCE: SC220PI

CODIC: 4000293

CLOCK RADIO

SONOCLOCK 220

SONOCLOCK 230 USB

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IT PL ES

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SLEEP

SNOOZE

SET 7

1 ... 4

ON/OFF

BATTERY

MIN RHOUR

DC 5V >

ANTENNA

1 ... 3

WAKE UP

LIGHT

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Do not place any vessels containing

liquids, such as vases, on the device.

Do not place any objects such as burn-

ing candles on the device.

Thunderstorms are a danger to all

electrical devices. Even if the device is

switched off, it can be damaged by a

lightning strike to the mains cable. Al-

ways disconnect the mains cable dur-

ing a storm.

If malfunctions occur due to static elec-

tricity charges or brief mains voltage

surges, reset the device. To do this, pull

out the mains adapter and connect it

again after a few seconds.

Do not open the device casing under

any circumstances. Warranty claims

are excluded for damage resulting

from improper handling.

Do not connect any other equipment

while the device is switched on. Switch

off the other devices as well before

connecting them.

Only plug the device into the mains

socket after you have connected the

external devices.

Make sure the power supply unit is

freely accessible.

Please note the following instructions

when setting up the system:

The device is designed for the play-

back of audio signals. Any other use is

expressly prohibited.

If you want to set up the device on wall

shelves or in cupboards, please ensure

that it is adequately ventilated. There

must be at least 10 cm of space at the

side, above and behind the device.

Do not cover the device with newspa-

pers, table cloths, curtains, etc.

When setting up the device, remember

that furniture is often coated with vari-

ous types of varnish and plastic, which

often contain chemical additives. These

additives may cause corrosion to the

feet of the unit. This may leave stains on

the surface of the furniture which can

be difficult or impossible to remove.

The device is designed for use in dry

rooms. If you use it outdoors, make

sure it is protected from moisture such

as dripping or splashing water.

Only use the device in a moderate cli-

mate.

Do not place the device close to heat-

ing units or under direct sunlight, as this

will impair cooling.

SET-UP AND SAFETY _____________________________

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Adjusts the volume.

SET 7

Activates and confirms several set-

tings.

HOUR

In Stand-by mode: For setting the

clock (hours).

In Radio mode: For setting the radio

stations.

In Stand-by mode: Adjusts the bright-

ness of the display (high, medium,

low, off).

MIN

In Stand-by mode: For setting the

clock (minutes).

In Radio mode: For setting the radio

stations.

Select the alarm signal (signal or

radio station).

A Display

Displays information about the current

time, the frequency and the alarm time.

Rotating swivel, for setting the alarm

time.

OVERVIEW (SC 220) _____________________________

See the illustration on page 3.

Activates and deactivates the alarm

time.

ON/OFF

Switches the device in and out of

standby mode.

SNOOZE

Interrupts the alarm function for 6

minutes.

1 ... 4

Preset buttons for storing and selecting

radio stations.

WAKE UP LIGHT

Optical alarm signal and night light.

SLEEP

Sets the sleep timer;

switches the sleep timer oﬀ.

DC 5V > 0.5 A

For connecting the power supply unit

(5 V > 0.5 A).

ANTENNA

Wire antenna for FM reception. It´s

possible to wrap up the antenna on

the rear.

BATTERY

For inserting the back-up battery. (2 x

1,5 V LR 03/AM 4/AAA).

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OVERVIEW (SC 230 USB) _______________________

DC 5V > 1.0 A

For connecting the power supply unit

(5 V > 1 A).

ANTENNA

Wire antenna for FM reception. It´s

possible to wrap up the antenna on the

rear.

BATTERY

For inserting the back-up battery. (2 x

1,5 V LR 03/AM 4/AAA).

Adjusts the volume.

SET 7

Activate and confirms several settings.

In USB/SD mode: Interrupts the play-

back.

HOUR

In Stand-by mode: For setting the clock

(hours).

In Radio mode: For setting the radio sta-

tions.

In USB/SD mode: Select files or tracks.

In Stand-by mode: Adjusts the bright-

ness of the display (high, medium, low,

off).

In USB/SD mode: Select folders.

See the illustration on page 3.

Activates and deactivates the alarm

time.

ON/OFF

Switches the device in and out of

standby mode.

SNOOZE

Interrupts the alarm function for 6 min-

utes.

1 ... 3

Preset buttons for storing and selecting

radio stations and selects the audio

sources for USB and SD card.

WAKE UP LIGHT

Optical alarm signal and night light.

SLEEP

Sets the sleep timer;

switches the sleep timer oﬀ.

USB port type A.

For connecting MP3 player, or a USB

memory stick.

Card slot for inserting a memory card

(Micro SD/SDHC).

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MIN

In Stand-by mode: For setting the clock

(minutes).

In Radio mode: For setting the radio sta-

tions.

In USB/SD mode: Select files or tracks.

Select the alarm signal (signal or radio

station).

In USB/SD mode: Starts and pauses

playback.

A Display

Displays information about the current

time, the frequency and the alarm time.

Rotating swivel, for setting the alarm

time.

OVERVIEW (SC 230 USB) _______________________

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CONNECTION AND PREPARATION _________

Inserting a memory card

(only SC 230 USB)

The hi-fi system supports Micro SD/SDHC

memory cards.

Caution:

The device must be switched off

while the memory card is being in-

serted. If it is not switched off, data

can be lost.

1 Switch off the device by pressing

»ON/OFF«.

2 Insert the card carefully into the card

slot » « until it latches into place.

Notes:

Do not use excessive force when in-

serting the memory card. Only apply

slight pressure.

The memory cards may only be in-

serted into the device in a dry and

clean condition.

Never remove memory cards dur-

ing operation. This can damage the

memory card. This type of damage

will invalidate your warranty.

Connecting an MP3 player

or a USB memory stick

(only SC 230 USB)

The device supports most MP3 Players or

USB memory sticks.

Caution:

The device must be switched off

while the USB connection is being

made. If it is not switched off, data

could be lost.

1 Switch off the device by pressing

»ON/OFF«.

2 Connect the USB interface of the MP3

player to the » « socket on the de-

vice (on the right) using a standard

USB cable;

insert the USB plug of the USB memory

stick in the » « socket on the device.

Notes:

To remove the MP3 player or the

USB memory stick, switch off the de-

vice and pull out the data medium.

The » « socket on the device does

not support a connection for a USB

extension cable and is not designed

for directly connecting to a compu-

ter.

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Removing the memory card

(only SC 230 USB)

Caution:

The device must be switched off while

the memory card is removed. If it is not

switched off, data can be lost.

1 Remove the memory card from the

card slot by pressing the card inwards

slightly until the latch is released. Then

pull out the card.

Connecting to the mains supply

Check that the mains voltage on power

adapter corresponds to your local mains

supply. If this is not the case, contact your

specialist dealer.

1 Insert the plug of the supplied power

adapter cable into the »DC 5V >

0.5A« socket (SC 220) or »DC 5V

> 1.0A« socket (SC 230 USB) on

the back of the device.

2 Plug the power adapter into the wall

socket.

Caution:

The device is connected to the mains

with the power adapter. Pull out the

power adapter plug if you want to

completely disconnect the device

from the mains.

Make sure that the power adapter

plug is easily accessible during opera-

tion and not hindered by other objects.

CONNECTION AND PREPARATION _________

Insert the back-up batteries

During mains operation, the back-up bat-

teries ensure that stored settings are not

lost in the case of a power failure or when

the device is briefly disconnected from the

mains.

1 Open the battery compartment un-

derneath the device by pressing the

marked catch and removing the lid.

2 Observe the polarity marked on the

base of the battery compartment when

inserting the batteries (2 x 1.5 V LR

03/AM 4/AAA).

3 Insert the lid again and press it down

until it latches in place.

Notes:

Do not expose the batteries to ex-

treme heat, caused for example by

direct sunlight, heaters or fire.

Remove the batteries when they

are flat or when you know that the

device will not be used for a long

period of time. The manufacturer ac-

cepts no liability for damage caused

by leaking batteries.

Environmental note:

Batteries, including those which do

not contain heavy metal, should not

be disposed of with household waste.

Always dispose of used batteries in

accordance with local environmen-

tal regulations.

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Manual station search

1 To move the frequency forward in

steps, briefly press »HOUR « or

»MIN « several times.

– The frequency changes in steps of

50 kHz.

Storing stations to presets

1 Select the desired station position with

switch »1 2 3 4 « (SC 220) or »1

2 3 « (SC 230 USB).

2 Select the FM radio station with

»HOUR « or »MIN «.

3 Press »SET 7« to activate the memory

function.

– Display: » « flashes.

4 Press »SET 7« to save the station.

– Display: » « illuminate.

Note:

If stations are already stored on the

presets, they are overwritten when

new stations are stored.

5 To store more stations, repeat steps 1

to 4 as described above.

Setting the time

1 Switch the device to standby with

»ON/OFF«.

– Display: »0 : 00«

2 Press and hold »SET 7« to activate the

setting.

– Display: the time is flashing, the co-

lon illuminate continuously.

3 Press »HOUR « to set the hours.

4 Press »MIN « to set the minutes.

5 Press »»SET 7« to confirm the setting.

Searching for and saving

radio stations

You can store 3 radio stations on presets

(SC 230 USB) and 4 radio stations for

SC 220.

Automatic station search

1 Switch the device from standby with

»ON/OFF«.

2 Activate the station search by pressing

»HOUR « or »MIN « until the fre-

quency display changes to rapid run-

through forward or reverse.

– The search stops when a station is

found.

SETTINGS ____________________________________________

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