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To enable the feature again, hold down the buttons again. The
[
] signal will start blinking to initiate reception automatically.
HOW TO MANUALLY SET THE
CALENDAR CLOCK
1. Press [CLOCK] for two seconds.
2. Enter the months using the [
] or [
] buttons. Hold down
either button to rapidly increase or decrease the value.
3. Press [CLOCK].
4. Enter the days using the [
] or [
] buttons.
5. Press [CLOCK].
6. Follow the same procedure to set the display language and day-
of-week, hour and minute. For the display language, you can
choose English, German, French, Italian or Spanish.
HOW TO SET THE ALARM
1. Press and hold [ALARM] for two seconds.
2. Enter the hours using the [
] or [
] buttons.
3. Press [ALARM].
4. Enter the minutes using the [
] or [
] buttons.
5. Press [ALARM].
The alarm is automatically activated after the setting procedure. To
deactivate it, press [ALARM] to turn off the [
] indicator when
the alarm time is displayed.
ALARM AND SNOOZE FUNCTION
When the alarm is activated, it will go off at the set time. The display
will light up for five seconds with the [
] icon flashing.
The crescendo function allows the alarm to start off gently and step
up its intensity in four steps. Without interruption, the alarm will
sound for a minute.
To stop the alarm, press any button. If the [SNOOZE/LIGHT]
button is pressed, the SNOOZE function will be triggered. The
alarm will stop for eight minutes before going off again.
INDOOR AND OUTDOOR
TEMPERATURES
Press [IN/OUT] repeatedly for indoor temperature, outdoor
temperature or an automatic scan of both temperatures.
When the automatic scan function is activated, the indoor and
outdoor temperatures will be displayed alternately for a few seconds
each. To end the scan, press [IN/OUT].
Press [°C/°F] to display the temperature in Centigrade °C or
Fahrenheit °F. (For model BAR338PU)
MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM
TEMPERATURES
Press [IN/OUT] to select indoor or outdoor temperature display.
Then press [MEMORY] repeatedly to scroll on the current
temperature and the maximum and minimum temperatures in record.