Grundig Sonoclock 590 Manual de usuario

CLOCK RADIO

Sonoclock 590

Sonoclock 590 Q

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DE EN FR IT RU ES

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SNOOZE RADIO ON

DOWNUP

SLEEP

TIME

ALARM

FM MW

- TUNING +

AL 1 1+2 2

+ 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

Do not expose the back-up batte-

ry to extreme heat, caused for ex-

ample by direct sunlight, heaters

or fire.

Never open the device casing.

No warranty claims are accepted

for damage caused by incorrect

handling.

The type plate is located on the

bottom of the device.

Note, prolonged lis-

tening at loud vol-

umes with the ear-

phones can damage

your hearing.

SAFETY AND SET-UP ____________________________

This device is designed for the

playback of audio signals. Any

other use is expressly prohibited.

Protect the device from moisture

(water drops or splashes). Do not

place any vessels such as vases

on the device. These may be kno-

cked over and spill fluid on the

electrical components, thus pre-

senting a safety risk.

Do not place any naked flames

such as candles on the device.

Make sure the device is adequa-

tely ventilated. Do not cover the

ventilation slots with newspapers,

table cloths, curtains, etc.

When deciding where to place

the device, please note that furni-

ture surfaces are covered by vari-

ous types of varnish and plastic,

most of which contain chemical

additives. These additives can cor-

rode the device supports, leaving

residues on the furniture surfaces

which can be difficult or impossi-

ble to remove.

Do not use any cleaning agent, as

this may damage the casing. Cle-

an the device with a clean, moist

leather cloth.

ENGLISH 15

UP To set the clock and

alarm time with the

time running quickly

forwards.

DOWN To set the clock and

alarm time with the

time running slowly

backwards.

RADIO ON Switches the radio on

from stand-by mode.

Controls on the left side

Sliding switch,

switches the alarm

between a signal and

radio and cancels the

alarm.

- TUNING + For tuning to radio

stations.

FM MW FM and MW frequen-

cy band switch.

OVERVIEW ______________________________________

See the figure on page 3.

Controls on the top

SLEEP Activates the sleep

timer.

To display the current

sleep timer setting.

TIME Press and hold down:

to set the time.

ALARM Press and hold down:

to set the alarm time.

Press briefly: to dis-

play the alarm time.

SNOOZE Interrupts the alarm

function.

Displays the seconds.

Switches the radio to

stand-by mode;

cancelling the alarm

for the day;

switching off the sleep

timer.

16 ENGLISH

Controls on the bottom

Battery compartment for 9V back-up

battery.

The display

• Sensor for the auto-

matic dimmer.

AL 1 Indicates that the

alarm setting is activa-

ted with alarm time 1.

AL 2 Indicates that the

alarm setting is activa-

ted with alarm time 2.

10:00 Displays the time, the

alarm time and the

sleep timer time.

FM 88 108 MHz

MW 520 1600 KHz

Shows the frequency

of the selected radio

station on the frequen-

cy scale;

• Indicates that the

radio is switched on.

OVERVIEW ______________________________________

Controls on the right side

+ VOLUME - Adjusts the volume.

AL 1 1+2 2 Sliding switch, swit-

ches between alarm

time 1 or 2;

activates alarm time 1

or 2 or 1+2.

U Headphone jack for

connecting a stereo

headphone set with a

jack plug (3.5 mm).

The loudspeaker of

the device is automati-

cally switched off.

Controls on the back

Ü Mains cable.

Wire antenna for FM

reception.

The device has a

built-in antenna for

MW reception. Turn

the device around to

direct the antenna.

ENGLISH 17

Inserting the back-up

battery

During mains operation, the back-up

battery ensures 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 lid

by pressing on the arrow and pus-

hing 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:

7 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.

7 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 environ-

mental regulations.

POWER SUPPLY ________________________________

Mains operation

Check that the mains voltage on

the type plate (on the bottom of the

device) corresponds to your local

mains supply. If this is not the case,

contact your specialist dealer.

1 Plug the mains cable into the so-

cket (230V~, 50 Hz Sonoclock

590, 230V~, 50/60 Hz Sono-

clock 590 Q).

Caution:

7 The device is connected to the

mains with the power plug. To

fully disconnect the device from

the mains, pull out the plug.

7 The mains plug is used to dis-

connect the device. It shall

remain readily operable and

should not be obstructed during

intended use.

18 ENGLISH

Setting the alarm time

1 Using » « sliding switch

set the desired alarm (» «= radio

station, » « = signal).

2 When the alarm is switched off

push the sliding switch »AL 1 1+2

2« to »1« or »2«.

– Display: the »AL 1« or »AL 2«

LED glows.

3 Press and hold down »ALARM«.

4 Using »DOWN« (hold down), set

the alarm time with the time run-

ning slowly backwards;

using »UP« (hold down), set the

alarm time with the time running

quickly forwards.

5 Release »ALARM« to end the set-

ting.

– The device switches on at the

set alarm times with the selected

alarm signal.

SETTINGS ________________________________________

Setting the clock

When you switch on the device for

the first time, the time flashes in the

display to indicate that you must set

the clock. The same thing applies

after a power failure, or if the device

has been plugged out and no back-

up battery is inserted.

The time at Sonoclock 590 will be

synchronized by the mains frequen-

cy and for the Sonoclock 590Q it is

controlled by an integrated quartz

crystal.

1 Press and hold down »TIME«.

2 Press »UP« (hold down) to set

the clock with the time running

quickly forwards;

press »DOWN« (hold down) to

set the clock running slowly back-

wards

3 Release »TIME« to end setting.

Note:

7 Using »SNOOZE« (press and

hold down), display the sec-

onds (time e.g. »12:15« and 20

seconds, display: »5:20«).

ENGLISH 19

– Display: the »AL 1« or »AL 2«

LED glows;

activate both alarm times by plac-

ing the »AL 1 1+2 2« sliding in

the »1+2« position.

– Display: the »AL 1« and »AL 2«

LEDs glow.

Displaying the alarm times

Depending on the setting (»AL 1« or

»AL 2«) either alarm time 1 or alarm

time 2 is displayed.

1 Press »ALARM« and hold it

down.

– Display: the last alarm time set.

2 Release »ALARM« to end the dis-

play of the alarm time.

– Display: the current time.

Note:

7 If the »AL 1 1+2 2« sliding

switch is set to »1+2«, the alarm

times cannot be displayed.

OPERATION _____________________________________

Switching on and oﬀ

1 Press »RADIO ON« to switch on

the device.

2 Press » « to switch off (stand-by)

the device.

Radio operation

For the best FM (VHF) reception, it is

sufficient to direct the wire antenna

accordingly.

Tuning radio stations

1 Set the frequency band with

»FM MW«.

2 Find and tune the station using

»- TUNING +«.

Adjusting the volume

1 Adjust the volume using

»+ VOLUME -«.

Automatic dimmer

Your device is equipped with an au-

tomatically adjusts for the brightness

of the display.

Alarm mode

Selecting the alarm times

The alarm stand-by (» « or » «)

must be activated.

1 Push the »AL 1 1+2 2« sliding

switch to »1« or »2«.

20 ENGLISH

Cancelling the alarm for the

day

1 During the alarm press » «.

– The alarm (signal or radio)

stops, the alarm stand-by retains

the set time for the next day.

Cancelling/activating alarm

stand-by

1 Switch » « to » AL OFF «

stand-by to cancel the alarm func-

tion.

– Display: The »AL 1« and »AL 2«

LEDs stop glowing.

– The set alarm times are saved.

2 To activate the alarm function,

switch » « from »AL OFF«

(stand-by) to » « or » «.

– Display: The »AL 1« and »AL 2«

LEDs glow.

Alarm with radio station

1 Press »RADIO ON« to switch on

the device.

2 Set the frequency band with »FM

MW«.

3 Find and tune the station using the

»- TUNING +«.

4 Set the required alarm volume

with »- VOLUME +«.

5 Select the radio alarm (» «) with

» «.

– The device switches the radio

on at the set times (alarm durati-

on 59 minutes).

Alarm with signal tone

1 Set the signal alarm (» «) with

» «.

– The device switches on at the

set alarm times with the alarm

signal (alarm duration 59 mi-

nutes).

Interrupting the alarm

1 Press »SNOOZE« while the

alarm is sounding.

– The alarm (signal or radio)

stops.

– The alarm comes again at 6-mi-

nute intervals (alarm duration -

59 minutes).

OPERATION _____________________________________

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