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ENGLISH

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SETTINGS

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Manual settings

Setting the clock

When the device is switched on for the first time and no time signal is recei-
ved the clock starts with »

00:00

« in the display. The same applies after a

power failure, or if the device has been unplugged and no back-up batte-
ries have been inserted.

1

Press and hold down »

TIME

«.

2

Press »

<

« or »

>

« briefly to set the time step-by-step or hold down to

run through the hours quickly.

3

Release »

TIME

« to conclude the setting.

– Display: the current time.

Setting the time zone

1

When the device is switched off, press »

TIME

« and hold it down.

2

Set the time zone with »

SLEEP

« (scale: »

+0

«,.»

01

«, »

02

«, »

-

02

« and

»

-

01

«).

– Display: e.g. »

+2

«.

Note:

If no support battery is inserted, the time is automatically set using 
the DCF time synchronisation after a power cut, if the DCF reception is
sufficient for this. Alarm time and time zone synchronisation are each
rest to the values »

0 0 : 0 0

« and »

0 0

«. Please note that in such a case

you may be awoken by the alarm at the wrong time.

Setting the alarm time

1

Press »

ALARM

« and hold it down.

– Display: the last alarm time set.

2

Press »

<

« or »

>

« briefly to change the alarm time step-by-step or

hold down to run through the hours quickly.

3

Release »

ALARM

« to conclude the setting.

4

Use the slide switch »

RADIO 

9

ɷ

e

ALARM

« (on the left

side of the device) to set the alarm signal you require (»

ɷ

« = radio

station, »

e

« = signal tone).

– Display: the »

ALARM 

« LED lights up, which means the alarm set-

ting is activated.

– The device switches on at the set alarm time with the selected alarm

signal.

Summary of Contents for Sonoclock 53 SC 5303 DCF

Page 1: ...CLOCK RADIO Sonoclock 53 SC 5303 DCF...

Page 2: ...ice sup ports leaving residues on the furniture surfaces which can be difficult or impossible to remove Do not use any cleaning agent as this may damage the casing Clean the device with a clean moist...

Page 3: ...s or forwards SLEEP Activates the sleep timer Controls on the sides RADIO 9 Slide switch on the left side of the device switches e ALARM the radio on or to standby switches between the signal tone and...

Page 4: ...antenna y DCF 77 Antenna Controls on the bottom Battery compartment for back up battery The display ALARM LED Indicates that the alarm setting is activated 10 00 Shows the current time and the alarm t...

Page 5: ...the device will not be used for a long period of time If no support battery is inserted the time is automatically set using the DCF time synchronisation after a power cut if the DCF reception is suff...

Page 6: ...type of plug becomes defective ensure that the fuse is removed before disposal to eliminate potential shock hazard If it is necessary to change the fuse in the non rewireable plug the correct type an...

Page 7: ...receives the time telegrams at a considerably larger distance from the transmitter in such cases the quality of the local reception plays a key role The clock s built in micro processor processes the...

Page 8: ...lay e g 2 Note If no support battery is inserted the time is automatically set using the DCF time synchronisation after a power cut if the DCF reception is sufficient for this Alarm time and time zone...

Page 9: ...f the device Alarm mode Displaying the alarm time 1 Press ALARM and hold it down Display the last alarm time set 2 Release ALARM Display the current time Alarm with radio station 1 Press RADIO 9 e ALA...

Page 10: ...o or e Display The ALARM LED lights up Timer mode The device has a sleep timer which switches it off in radio mode at a preset time It is possible to set the switch off time between 1 minute and 90 mi...

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