Technoline WT 745 Manual de usuario

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Instruction manual of WT 745

1. Features

1.1 Time - Radio Controlled Function Manual On/Off function

-Dual Alarm function

- Perpetual Calendar Up to Year 2099

- Day of week in 8 languages user selectable

- PM-Indicator

1.2 Temperature - Indoor measurable range: -9.9°C ~+ 50°C

-Measures °C / °F user selectable

2. Unit Appearance

Part A-LCD

A1: Hour

A2: Minute

A3: Second

A4: Radio Control Icon

A5: Date

A6: Day of Week

A7: Temperature

Part B-Button

B1: “SNOOZE/LIGHT”Button

B2: “AL SET” Button

B3: “TIME SET” Button

B4: “▲” Button

B5: “▼/”Button

B6: “AL 2 ON/OFF” Slide key

B7: “AL 1 ON/OFF”Slide key

B8: “RESET”Button

Part C-Structure

C1: Battery Door C2: Stand

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3. Getting Started:

Open battery Cover (C1)

Insert 2 x AAA size batteries observing polarity [“ +” and “ –“ marks]

Replace battery compartment cover

Place the unit onto flat surface; the unit is ready for use now.

4. Time and Alarm Setting

4.1 Radio Controlled Time:

After the start-up of the unit, the clock automatically starts to scan the DCF time signal. Radio Control

Icon “ ” (A4) flashes on LCD.

(A4) flashes,

Indicating now is receiving

DCF signal

(A4) turns on,

Indicating signal received

successfully

(A4) disappear,

Indicating signal reception

failed

The clock is automatically synchronized with the DCF radio signal every day at 2.00 am & 3.00 am to

maintain accurate time keeping. If synchronization with the DCF radio signal fails, “ ” on LCD

disappears and the clock then attempts to synchronize with the DCF radio signal at 4.00 am and 5am.

The clock can be set to scan the radio signal manually by holding “ ” button (B5) for 3 seconds. Each

reception takes around several minutes. If receptions fail, scanning stops. (“ ” on LCD disappear) and

repeats again on next full hour. E.g. scanning failed at 8:20a.m. It will scan again at 9:00a.m.

Stop scanning DCF radio signal by holding “ ” button (B5) for 3 seconds.

“DST”is shown on the LCD if it is in Daylight Saving Time Mode

4.2 Manual Time Setting:

In time display, Press “ TIME SET” button (B3) to select to view :

Time & Date Time & Year

In time display, hold “TIME SET” button (B3) for 3 seconds to enter Clock/Calendar setting Mode.

Press “▲” (B4) or “▼” (B5) button to adjust the setting and press “TIME SET” button (B3) to confirm each

setting.

(By keeping the “▲” (B4) or “▼” (B5) button pressed, could accelerate the process and reach the desired

value more quickly)

The setting sequence is shown as follow: RCC ON/OFF, 12/24 Time format for alarm time, Time Zone,

Hour, Minutes, Year, Month, Date, Language of Weekday, C/F (unit of temperature setting)

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There are 8 languages, English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish and Czech, for

day-of-week. The languages and their selected abbreviations for each day of the week are shown in the

following table.

Language

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

English, ENG

SUN

MON

TUE

WED

THU

FRI

SAT

German, GER

SON

MON

DIE

MIT

DON

FRE

SAM

French, FRE

DIM

LUN

MAR

MER

JEU

VEN

SAM

Spanish, SPA

DOM

LUN

MAR

MIE

JUE

VIE

SAB

Italian, ITA

DOM

LUN

MAR

MER

GIO

VEN

SAB

Dutch, DUT

ZON

MAA

DIN

WOE

DON

VRI

ZAT

Poland, POL

NIE

PON

WTO

SRO

CZW

PIA

SOB

Czech, CZE

NED

PON

UTE

STR

CTV

PAT

SOB

Note:

(1) All Setting mode will automatically exit in around 15 seconds without any adjustment

(2) For Time Zone: If you receive no RC-DCF frequency signal, the time zone should be set to 00. Time Zone

is used in countries which can received the DCF frequency signal but the time zone is different from

German Time ( i.e. GMT+1).

(3) If the temperature is out of the measurable range, LL.L ( beyond the minimum temperature) or HH.H

(beyond the maximum temperature) will be shown on the LCD.

(4) 12/24 time format is used for alarm time

4.3 Dual Alarm Setting:

Press “ AL SET” button (B2), time of alarm 1 flashes, press “▲” (B4) or “▼” (B5) button to adjust the

alarm time. Press “AL SET” button (B2) to confirm the setting and move to the setting of alarm 2, press

“▲” (B4) or “▼” (B5) button to adjust the time for alarm 2, press “AL SET” button (B2) to confirm and

exit the setting

4.4.1 Alarm function:

Slide “AL 1”or “AL 2”switch to “ON”to activate the ALARM 1 or ALARM 2 function, alarm time and

alarm icon“ ” appear on the display. Slide “AL 1” or “AL 2”switch to “OFF”to deactivate alarm

function. Alarm icon “ ” disappears from the display.

4.4.2 Snooze Alarm Function:

When alarm sounds, except “SNOOZE”button, press any buttons to stop the alarm. Otherwise, the

alarm signal sounds for about 2 minutes, then stops automatically

Press “SNOOZE/LIGHT”(B1) button when alarm alerts. “ ” flashes on the LCD. The alarm snoozes for

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around 4 minutes, then it alerts again. The snooze function can be enabled for maximum 8 times.

6. Backlight

Press “LIGHT” button (B1), back light states for around 15 seconds.

Precautions

This main unit is intended to be used only indoors.

Do not subject the unit to excessive force or shock.

Do not expose the unit to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, dust or humidity.

Do not immerse in water.

Avoid contact with any corrosive materials.

Do not dispose this unit in a fire as it may explode.

Do not open the inner back case or tamper with any components of this unit.

Batteries safety warnings

Use only button cell batteries, not rechargeable batteries.

Install batteries correctly by matching the polarities (+/-).

Always replace a complete set of batteries.

Never mix used and new batteries.

Remove exhausted batteries immediately.

Remove batteries when not in use.

Do not recharge and do not dispose of batteries in fire as the batteries may explode.

Ensure batteries are stored away from metal objects as contact may cause a short circuit.

Avoid exposing batteries to extreme temperature or humidity or direct sunlight.

Keep all batteries out of reach from children. They are a choking hazard.

Consideration of duty according to the battery law

Old batteries do not belong to domestic waste because they could cause damages of health and environment. You can return used batteries free

of charge to your dealer and collection points. As end-user you are committed by law to bring back needed batteries to distributors and other

collecting points!

Consideration of duty according to the law of electrical devices

This symbol means that you must dispose of electrical devices separated from the General household waste when it reaches the end of its useful life.

Take your unit to your local waste collection point or recycling centre. This applies to all countries of the European Union, and to other European

countries with a separate waste collection system.

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