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7

 

Clock & Alarm Functions 

 

7.1

 

Setting the Clock 

 

Your GEO-1 will set itself automatically from the time transmitted with the 
DAB signal or you can choose to set the clock yourself 

 

 

 
 

To auto set the clock: 
 

 

Turn the mains power on 
 

To manually set the clock: 
 

 

Press the MENU button on your radio 

 

Use the LEFT/RIGHT ARROW Keys to choose ‘Clock’ 

 

Press SELECT 

 

Use the LEFT/RIGHT ARROW keys to select ‘Set Clock’ 

 

Press SELECT  

 

The clock will appear with the hours highlighted. Use the LEFT/RIGHT ARROW 
keys to set the hours then press SELECT 

 

The minutes will then be highlighted. Use the LEFT/RIGHT ARROW Keys to set 
the minutes then press SELECT 

 

Continue this process for the date including day month and year 
 

7.2

 

Setting the Alarms 

 

For your convenience, the GEO-1 can store four different alarm times, each of 
those a ‘once only’ or ‘daily’ setting.  

 
To set the alarm time and its corresponding frequency (once only/daily): 

 

 

Turn the radio on using the ON/OFF button 

 

Press the MENU button. 

 

Use the LEFT/RIGHT ARROW KEYS to choose ‘Clock’. Press SELECT. 

 

Use the LEFT/RIGHT ARROW KEYS to choose ‘Set Alarm’. Press SELECT. 

 

Use the LEFT/RIGHT ARROW keys to choose Alarm 1-4. Press SELECT. 

 

The screen will appear with the message ‘Alarm x – Not In Use’. To start 

setting this Alarm press SELECT. 

 

The time will appear with the hours highlighted. Use the LEFT/RIGHT ARROW 

keys to set the hours then press SELECT 

 

The minutes will then be highlighted. Use the LEFT/RIGHT ARROW keys to set 
the minutes then press SELECT 

 

The screen will then display the frequency options. Use the LEFT/RIGHT 
ARROW keys to choose either ‘daily’ or ‘once’. Press SELECT. 

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Summary of Contents for GEO -1

Page 1: ...Page 1 14 Genus GEO 1 DAB Stereo Alarm Clock Radio USER GUIDE All rights Reserved 2005 Genus Digital Genius Consultancy and Marketing Limited...

Page 2: ...on 7 5 2 Using Presets 7 5 3 Changing the Information on the Display 8 6 Menu Options 9 6 1 Station Order 9 6 2 Manual Tune 10 6 3 Dynamic Range Control 10 6 4 Software Version 10 7 Clock Alarm Functi...

Page 3: ...arm times for complete ease of use Genus aim to provide our customers with well designed quality products that you will enjoy for many years to come but to achieve this we need your valued feedback Pl...

Page 4: ...duct ONLY use the supplied power adapter DO NOT cover the ventilation slots on the GEO 1 DO NOT place anything in the ventilation slots of the GEO 1 2 1 Cleaning UNPLUG your GEO 1 before you clean it...

Page 5: ...3 Product Diagrams CONTROL PANEL HEADPHONE SOCKET Page 5 14...

Page 6: ...ailable station If required reposition the antenna in order to achieve the best reception quality The optimum reception on any DAB product is normally achieved if the product is positioned as close as...

Page 7: ...ations will be listed alphabetically unless selected otherwise see Menu Options changing station order To find a station use the LEFT RIGHT ARROW Keys to move up or down the station list alphabeticall...

Page 8: ...n and hold If another station was already stored on this preset it will now have been overwritten with the new station To select a stored preset When the radio is turned ON press the PRESET button the...

Page 9: ...anumeric all stations are sorted alphabetically default Active Stations all stations that are active will appear at the top of the list and all inactive stations at the bottom of the station list Inac...

Page 10: ...the display will show the multiplex name and add its stations to the list NB You can display the signal level at any time by pressing the SELECT button while you are listening to a station 6 3 Dynami...

Page 11: ...ing the Alarms For your convenience the GEO 1 can store four different alarm times each of those a once only or daily setting To set the alarm time and its corresponding frequency once only daily Turn...

Page 12: ...O 1 will automatically return to its previous state radio if the device was turned on time and date if the device was in standby mode THE BELL SYMBOL WILL REMAIN ON THE DISPLAY IF AN ALARM HAS BEEN EN...

Page 13: ...sleep Press SELECT The message Sleep Activated will appear on the display The radio will sleep go into standby state after the corresponding number of minutes 8 Performing a RESET To restore the GEO 1...

Page 14: ...an be activated temporarily by tapping the SNOOZE key 10 Technical Specification General DAB stereo alarm clock radio capable of receiving all DAB band III transmissions Frequency DAB Band III with fa...

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