Grundig Sonoclock 395 Q Manual de usuario

CLOCK RADIO

Sonoclock 395 Q

NL NO DA SV FI TR

DE EN FR IT RU ES

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DIMMER

(MEM) +

ALARM ON/OFF

(MEM) -

SNOOZE

SENSOR

ON/OFF

MEM/

SLEEP/

- VOLUME +

& %

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DEUTSCH 05 -13

NEDERLANDS 59 - 67

ENGLISH 14 - 22

NORSK 68 - 76

FRANÇAIS 23 - 31

DANSK 77 - 85

ITALIANO 32 - 40

SVENSKA 86 - 94

РУССКИЙ 41 - 49

SUOMI 95 - 103

ESPAÑOL 50 - 58

TÜRKÇE 104 - 116

14 ENGLISH

Never open the device casing. No

warranty claims are accepted for

damage caused by incorrect han-

dling.

The type plate is located on the rear

side of the device.

Your device has a mechanical touch

sensor which is used for snooze func-

tion. Do not hit strongly on the device

so that it may fall down and get bro-

ken.

SAFETY AND SET-UP ____________________________

This device is designed for the play-

back of audio signals. Any other use

is expressly prohibited.

Protect the device from moisture (wa-

ter drops or splashes). Do not place

any vessels such as vases near the

device. These may be knocked over

and spill fluid on the electrical com-

ponents, thus presenting a safety risk.

Do not place any naked flames such

as candles on the device.

Make sure the device is adequately

ventilated. Do not cover the ventilation

slots with newspapers, table cloths,

curtains, etc.

When deciding where to place the

device, please note that furniture sur-

faces are covered by various types

of varnish and plastic, most of which

contain chemical additives. These

additives can corrode the device sup-

ports, leaving residues on the furniture

surfaces which can be difficult or im-

possible to remove.

Do not use any cleaning agent, as

this may damage the casing. Clean

the device with a clean, moist leather

cloth.

Do not expose the back-up battery to

extreme heat, caused for example by

direct sunlight, heaters or fire.

ENGLISH 15

OVERVIEW ______________________________________

ALARM

ON/OFF

(MEM –)

In stand-by mode: Press to

activate the alarm mode.

In operation: Press to se-

lect stored radio stations

backwards.

& In setting the clock or

alarm time: Press to set

the time with the time run-

ning quickly forwards.

In operation: Press brieﬂy

to switch the frequency

forwards in 50 kHz steps,

press and hold to acti-

vate the automatic station

search.

% In setting the clock or alarm

time: Press to set the time

running slowly backwards.

In operation: Press brieﬂy

to switch the frequency

backwards in 50 kHz

steps;

press and hold to activate

the automatic station

search.

See the figure on page 3.

Controls on the top

SENSOR Touch sensor for interrupt-

ing the alarm function.

SNOOZE Button for interrupting the

alarm function.

Controls on the sides

SLEEP/ In stand-by mode: Press

to activate the alarm time

setting.

In operation: Press to

activate and set the sleep

timer;

displays the current sleep

timer setting.

MEM/ In stand-by mode: Press

to activate the clock time

setting.

In operation: Press to acti-

vate the memory function.

ON / OFF Switches the device on or

oﬀ.

- VOLUME + Adjusts the volume.

DIMMER

(MEM +)

In stand-by mode: Press

repeatedly to change the

brightness of the display

backlight in three levels

(bright, medium, oﬀ).

In operation: Press to se-

lect stored radio stations

forwards.

16 ENGLISH

Controls on the back

Ü Mains cable.

Wire antenna for FM recep-

tion.

Controls on the bottom

Battery compartment for 9V back-up bat-

tery.

OVERVIEW ______________________________________

The display

000:00 Displays the alarm time, the

sleep timer time and the fre-

quency of the selected radio

station.

Indicates that the buzzer

alarm function is activated.

Indicates that the radio

alarm function is activated.

O Indicates that the sleep func-

tion is activated.

PM Displays the second half of

the day.

MEM Displays the preset memory.

Shows the minute hand of an

analog clock.

Shows the hour hand of an

analog clock.

ENGLISH 17

Inserting the back-up battery

During mains operation, the back-up

battery ensures that clock 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 lid by

pressing on the arrow and pushing

down the lid.

2 When inserting the battery (9 V, 6LF

22), observe the polarity marked on

the base of the battery compartment.

3 Close the battery compartment.

Note:

Remove the back-up battery when

it is flat or when you know that the

device will not be used for a long

period of time.

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

environmental regulations.

POWER SUPPLY ________________________________

Mains operation

Check that the mains voltage on the type

plate (on the rear side of the device) cor-

responds to your local mains supply. If

this is not the case, contact your specia-

list dealer.

1 Plug the mains cable into the socket

(230V~, 50/60 Hz).

Caution:

The device is connected to the

mains with the power plug. To ful-

ly disconnect the device from the

mains, pull out the plug.

The mains plug is used to discon-

nect the device. It shall remain rea-

dily operable and should not be

obstructed during intended use.

18 ENGLISH

Setting the alarm time

1 Press »ALARM ON/OFF« repeat-

edly to set the desired alarm sound

(» « = buzzer, » «= radio station).

– Display: The selected alarm signal

symbol (» « or » «).

Note:

If no symbol is shown, the alarm

function is cancelled.

2 Press »SLEEP/ «.

– Display: »00:00« flashes.

3 Press »&« (hold down) to set the

alarm time with the time running quickly

forwards;

and/or

press »%« (hold down) to set the

alarm time with the time running slowly

backwards.

4 Release »&« or »%« to end the set-

ting.

– Display: The set alarm time and the

selected alarm signal symbol.

– The device switches on at the set

alarm time with the selected alarm

signal.

Adjusting the brightness of

the display

1 In stand-by mode, press »DIMMER«

repeatedly to change the brightness

of the display backlight in three levels

(bright, medium, low).

SETTINGS ________________________________________

Setting the clock

When you plug in the device for the first

time, » « appears on display to show the

time as »00:00« like an analog clock.

The same indication applies after a power

failure or if the device has been plugged

out and no back-up battery is inserted.

1 Press »MEM/ «.

– Display: »00:00« flashes.

Note:

If you do not start setting the clock

in a few seconds, the flashing stops

and the digits disappear.

2 Press »&« (hold down) to set the

clock with the time running quickly for-

wards;

and/or

press »%« (hold down) to set the

clock running slowly backwards.

3 Release »&« or »%« to end setting.

– The digital numbers disappear, » «

and » « shows the time like an ana-

log clock.

ENGLISH 19

Saving FM radio stations on

presets

You can save FM radio stations of your

choice to 20 presets on the memory

of the device. If you assign the presets

again, the previously saved stations are

overwritten.

1 Search for the FM station as de-

scribed.

2 To activate the memory function press

»MEM/ «.

– » 01

MEM « flashes on display.

3 Select the desired station position

by pressing »DIMMER MEM +« or

»ALARM ON/OFF MEM –«.

4 To save the station press »MEM/ «.

– Display: the number of the chosen

preset and »MEM«.

5 To save more stations, repeat steps 1

to 4 as many times as necessary.

Selecting a preset position

1 Press »ON/OFF« to switch on the de-

vice.

2 Select the preset position in steps

by pressing »DIMMER MEM+« or

»ALARM ON/OFF MEM –«.

– Display: the number of the chosen

preset, »MEM« and the frequency of

the station.

Adjusting the volume

1 Adjust the volume using »- VOLUME +«.

OPERATION _____________________________________

Switching on and oﬀ

1 Press »ON/OFF« to switch on the de-

vice.

2 Press »ON/OFF« to switch off the de-

vice to the stand-by position.

Tuner mode

Radio operation

For the best FM (VHF) reception, it is suf-

ﬁcient to direct the wire antenna accord-

ingly.

Tuning radio stations

1 To find and tune the station frequency

in steps, briefly press »&« or »%«

several times.

– The frequency changes in 50 kHz

steps.

Note:

You can activate the automatic sta-

tion search by pressing »&« or

»%« until the frequency display

changes to rapid run-through.

– The search stops when a station is

found.

20 ENGLISH

Cancelling the alarm for the day

1 During the alarm press »ON/OFF«.

– The alarm (buzzer or radio) stops,

the alarm stand-by retains the set

time for the next day.

Cancelling/activating alarm

stand-by

1 Switch the device to stand-by with

»ON/OFF«.

2 To cancel the alarm function, press

»ALARM ON/OFF« repeatedly un-

til the set alarm time and the selected

alarm signal symbol disappears.

3 To activate the alarm function, press

»ALARM ON/OFF« repeatedly un-

til the set alarm time and the selected

alarm signal symbol appears.

OPERATION _____________________________________

Alarm mode

Alarm with radio station

1 Press »ON/OFF« to switch on the de-

vice.

2 Find and tune the station using »&«

or »%« or »DIMMER MEM +« or

»ALARM ON/OFF MEM –«

3 Set the required alarm volume with

»- VOLUME +«.

4 Press »ON/OFF« to switch off the de-

vice to the stand-by position.

5 Select the radio alarm (» «) with

»ALARM ON/OFF«.

– The device switches the radio on at the

set time (alarm duration 59 minutes).

Alarm with buzzer tone

1 Set the signal alarm (» «) with

»ALARM ON/OFF«.

– The device switches on at the set

alarm time with the alarm signal

(alarm duration 59 minutes).

Interrupting the alarm

1 Press »SNOOZE« while the alarm is

sounding or hit gently on the device.

Note:

Your device has a mechanical touch

sensor which is used for snooze

function.

– The alarm (buzzer or radio) stops.

– The alarm comes again at 9-minute

intervals (alarm duration - 59 minutes).

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