Grundig SONOCLOCK 620 Manual de usuario

ELECTRONIC CLOCK RADIO

SONOCLOCK 620

Safety

To ensure that this device provides you with long-term satisfaction and ent-

ertainment, please observe the following instructions:

This device is designed for the playback of audio signals.

Any other use is expressly prohibited.

Protect the device from moisture.

Please note when setting up the device, that furniture surfaces are covered

by various types of lacquer and plastic, most of which contain chemical

additives. These additives can, among other things, corrode the material of

the device supports, resulting in residues on the furniture surfaces which are

difficult or impossible 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 open the device. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage

resulting from improper handling.

The identification plate is located at the bottom of the device.

Information

This device is noise-suppressed according to the applicable EC guidelines.

This product fulfils the European guidelines 89/336/EEC, 73/23/EEC and

93/68/EEC.

This device corresponds to the safety regulation VDE 0860 and thus the

international safety regulation IEC 65.

Technical data

Current supply: 230 Volt, 50/60 Hz

Output: DIN 45324, 10% THD 800 mW

Frequency range: FM 87.5 ...108.0 MHz

Dimensions and weight W x H x L 185 x 70 x 170 mm

Weight approx. 0.7 kg

Environment

The packing material for your device has been kept to the minimum.

It can be divided into two separate materials: Cardboard (box) and poly-

ethylene (bag).

Please observe the local regulations for disposing of the packing material.

Technical and optical modifications reserved!

SAFETY, INFORMATION _____________________

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OVERVIEW ___________________________________________

ON/OFF

TIME

TUNING

SONOCLOCK 620

SNOOZE

1... 5

6 ...10

Display

DISPLAY

PTY

MEM ALARM 1 ALARM 2

TRAFFIC/

WEC SLEEP

NAP

SNOOZE

Light

indicator

TXT

+ TUNING –

TIME

ON/OFF

VOLUME

1... 5 and Channel positions, press once for channel position

6 ...10 1 ... 5, press twice for channel position 6 ... 10.

Display Displays various information such as station names,

time, day, alarm setting.

DISPLAY Device activated: switches the display from station

names (for RDS stations) to the station frequency and

the time.

Device switched off: switches the display from time to

alarm time 1 and alarm time 2.

PTY Pressed once, shows the programme type of the selec-

ted radio station.

Pressed repeatedly, selects the programme type. To

search for programme type, press »–« or »+«.

TXT Switches radio text on/off.

MEM In manual setting, saves a radio station on a channel

position.

ALARM 1 Select the desired alarm type:

ALARM 2 (e1or e2) = wake with signal tone, (¤1or ¤2)

= wake with radio station.

To set the alarm time, press and hold down

»ALARM 1« or »ALARM 2« and set the alarm time

with »+« or »–«.

NAP Pressing once activates the reminder timer;

Each repeated pressing increases the activation time

of the reminder timer by 10 minutes (max. 120 minu-

tes).

TRAFFIC/ Device activated:

WEC activates traffic information standby mode.

Device switched off: blocks the alarm function during

the weekend.

SLEEP Pressing once activates the sleep timer;

each repeated pressing reduces the operating time by

10 minutes (from 90 to 10 minutes).

SNOOZE Device activated: interrupts the alarm for approx.

5 minutes.

Interrupts the reminder timer and the sleep timer.

Device switched off: to set the day, hold down

»SNOOZE« and set the day with »+« or »–«.

Light Illuminates when the reminder timer is activated;

indicator flashes while the snooze function is operating.

+ TUNING – For manual setting of the radio station;

for setting the time, day and alarm time.

ON/OFF Switching on/off;

terminates alarm function for the day;

terminates the reminder timer.

TIME Device activated: switches the automatic time update

on and off.

Device switched off: to set the time, hold down

»TIME« and set the time with »+« or »–«.

VOLUME For setting the volume.

UUHeadphone jack, for connecting a headphone set with

a jack plug (ø 3.5 mm).

The loudspeaker of the device is switched off.

Back of the device

ÜÜMains cable.

Line antennae.

Bottom of the device

RESET Returns the device to its original setting.

Battery compartment for back-up batteries.

OVERVIEW ____________________________________________

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Connecting the mains cable

Note:

Check if the mains voltage on the identification plate (at the bottom of

the device) corresponds to the local mains voltage.

If this is not the case, contact your dealer.

1Insert the mains cable in the socket (230 V~, 50/60 Hz).

Caution:

The only way to isolate the device from the mains supply is to pull the

plug.

Insert back-up batteries

If there is a power failure, the clock time and alarm time, and the channel

memory of the device are saved by the back-up batteries.

Radio mode and alarm mode cannot be used, however, the display is not

illuminated.

1Open the battery compartment by pressing the marked surface and

pushing back the cover.

2Insert two batteries (micro type, for example, UM4, R 03, 2x1.5V),

observing the polarity marked at the bottom of the battery compart-

ment.

Note:

We recommend that you replace the back-up batteries after approxi-

mately 1 year.

Remove the batteries when they are flat, or when the device is dis-

connected from the mains for an extended period.

There is no liability for damage resulting from flat batteries.

Environmental note:

Batteries, including those which are heavy metal-free, may not be dis-

posed of along with household waste. Please ensure the environmental-

ly sound disposal of used batteries, e.g. via public recycling sites. Find

out about the legal regulations which apply in your area.

Reset

If the electronic system of your device becomes blocked (as the result of sta-

tic electricity from the floor carpet or storms, for example), the device can be

reset to its original condition.

1Press »RESET« (at the base of the casing) with a sharp object.

– Time, day, alarm times and radio settings are deleted.

CURRENT SUPPLY________________________________

RESET

Important notes for users in the U.K.

Mains plug

This apparatus is fitted with an approved moulded 13 Amp plug. To change

a fuse in this type of plug proceed as follows:

1Remove fuse cover and fuse.

2Fix new fuse which should be a BS1362 5 Amp, A.S.T.A. or BSI appro-

ved type.

3Refit the fuse cover.

If the fitted plug is not suitable for your socket outlets, it should be cut off

and an appropriate plug fitted in its place.

If the mains plug contains a fuse, this should have a value of 5 Amp. If a

plug without a fuse is used, the fuse at the distribution board should not be

greater than 5 Amp.

Note:

The severed plug must be disposed to avoid a possible shock hazard

should it be inserted into a 13 Amp socket elsewhere.

How to connect plug

The wires in the mains lead are coloured with the following code: blue =

neutral (N), brown = live (L).

As these colours may not correspond with the colour markings identifying

the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:

1Connect the blue wire to the terminal marked N or coloured black.

2Connect the brown wire to the terminal marked L or coloured red.

3Do not connect either wire to the earth terminal in the plug, marked E

(or e) or coloured green (or green and yellow).

Before replacing the plug cover, make certain that the cord grip is clamped

over the sheath oft the lead – not simply over the two wires.

CURRENT SUPPLY____________________________________

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Automatic settings

Note:

To cancel the automatic settings, press the »MEM« key.

1After you have connected your Sonoclock to the mains, the following

message appears in the display »SEARCHING FM PLEASE WAIT«.

– Your device automatically searches the frequency band for stations.

– The radio stations are saved automatically.

– If RDS information is transmitted by the respective station, then the

device saves the station name.

– After the automatic setting, a message appears in the display and the

symbol »´´« flashes. In the process, the radio programme is muted.

2The device searches for an RDS station which sends the RDS time sig-

nal. Once it has found one, the current time is set. This process may last

a few minutes.

– Display: »´´«.

3Switch on the device with »ON/OFF«.

Manual settings

If your device was not able to carry out automatic station and time setting,

due to inadequate reception conditions, for example, you can enter the

radio stations and the time manually.

Setting radio stations

There are 10 channel positions available for radio stations.

1Switch on the device with »ON/OFF«.

2Begin station search by pressing and holding down »+«or»–«

(TUNING).

– The search stops as soon as a radio station with a sufficiently strong

signal is found.

– You can also set the frequency step-by-step (50 kHz) by briefly pres-

sing »+«or»–« (TUNING).

– If RDS information is transmitted by the station currently set,

»f« appears in the display and after a short time the station

name appears in place of the frequency.

3Save radio station by pressing »MEM« (»MEMORY« flashes in the dis-

play ), select the desired channel position within 8 seconds with

»1 ... 10« and confirm with »MEM«.

– Press »1 ... 10« once for channel positions 1 ... 5, and twice for

channel positions 6 ... 10.

– Display: the frequency and the selected channel position. For RDS sta-

tions, the station name appears shortly thereafter. The »MEMORY«

indicator disappears.

INSTALLATION _____________________________________

seaRCH I N

EON

MEMORY

HELLO WE

¤1ee

2¤2

PTY TEXT

WEC

87.50

88.90

BAYER N I

MEMORY

88.90

MEMORY

88.90 I

4To set further radio stations, repeat this procedure starting at pt. 2.

Note:

If no channel position is selected within 8 seconds, the device interrupts

the setting procedure. Start again at pt. 3.

Setting the time

Note:

If the time is not automatically set, select another channel position with

an RDS station by pressing »1 ... 10«, »´´« flashes in the display.

If an RDS time signal is received, the indicator »´´« is illuminated.

If your device cannot automatically set the time, you can enter the time

manually.

1Switch off device with »ON/OFF«.

2Press »TIME« and hold down.

3Set the time with »+«or»–«(TUNING).

– When »+«or»–« (TUNING) are held down, the time can be set

more quickly.

Setting the day

1Switch off device with »ON/OFF«.

2Press »SNOOZE« and hold down.

3Set the day with »+«or»–« (TUNING).

Switching on/off automatic update

The automatic update of the time and the day can be switched off and then

on again.

1Switch on the device with »ON/OFF«.

2Press »TIME«.

– The indicator »´´« disappears, the update function is switched off.

3Press »TIME« again.

– The indicator »´´« flashes. When the next RDS time signal is recei-

ved, the time and day are updated.

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9: 00 M O

9: 30 M O

9: 30 F R

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RADIO MODE_______________________________________

Note:

Each time a button is pressed, the display of your device is illuminated

for 10 seconds.

Radio reception

When the device is switched off, the current time and day are shown in the

display.

1Switch on the device with »ON/OFF«.

– »FM« appears in the display along with the frequency of the station

or the station name, quickly follwed by the current time and day of the

week.

– The previous channel position is automatically selected.

2Select channel position with the »1 ... 10« buttons.

– Press »1 ... 10 « once for channel positions 1 ... 5, and twice for

channel positions 6 ... 10.

3Switch off the device with »ON/OFF«.

– »GOOD BYE« appears in the display, quickly followed by the current

time and the day.

Adjusting the volume

Adjust the volume

with » VOLUME «.

Calling up information

The display on your device supplies information about the current time and

day of the week, or the station name and frequency.

Call up the

desired information with the » DISPLAY« button.

Additional functions with RDS stations

RDS traffic information

Many RDS channels in the FM range also transmit supplementary traffic

information.

1Select the desired RDS station with the »1 ... 10« buttons.

– Display: »f« and the station name.

2Activate the traffic information function by pressing »TRAFFIC/WEC«.

– If the selected RDS station offers traffic information, »q« appears in

the display; if not, a signal tone sounds.

– If traffic information is sent, it can be heard at high volume.

– If the selected radio station does not transmit traffic information, but

another station in the same chain does offer this service, the device

switches to this station for the duration of the traffic information

broadcast and then switches back to the selected station.

3Exit function by pressing »TRAFFIC/WEC«.

– The indicators »q« and »EON« disappear from the display.

BAYER N 3

BAYER N 4

GOOD BYE

ANT ENNE

EON

ANT ENNE

Radiotext

Some RDS stations transmit “radiotext” information. This is additional infor-

mation about the station and its programme.

1Select a channel position with an RDS station by pressing »1 ... 10«.

– »f« and the station name appear in the display.

2Activate the ”radiotext” function by pressing »TXT«.

– If the selected RDS station offers ”radiotext”, »TEXT« appears in the

display, and the ”radiotext” offered appears as a message in the dis-

play.

Note:

The speed at which the message is displayed can be increased by hold-

ing »TXT« pressed down.

If “radiotext” is not provided by the selected station, »NO TEXT«

appears in the display, then the station frequency.

3Exit function by pressing »TXT«.

– The »TEXT« indicator disappears.

PTY programme type code

RDS provides the option of selecting FM stations according to programme

type. A total of 16 programme types are defined.

1Select the desired RDS station with the »1 ... 10« buttons.

– Display: »f« and the station name.

2Activate the programme type function by pressing »PTY«.

– Display: »PTY« and the programme type of the selected radio station.

3Select programme type by repeatedly pressing »PTY« until the desired

programme type appears in the display.

4Start the search for programme type by pressing »+«or»–«

(TUNING) within 5 seconds.

– The device searches for a station with the selected programme type.

Note:

The search can be interrupted by pressing »+«or»–« (TUNING).

Displaying the programme type of a selected station

1Press »PTY«.

– Display: the programme type of the station, or »NONE« if the station

momentarily does not transmit a code.

– Display: »NO PTY« if the station normally does not transmit a code.

RADIO MODE_________________________________________

RAD I O T E

TEXT

no t ext

TEXT

BAYER N 3

pop

PTY

Rock

PTY

none

PTY

no pt y

PTY

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