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GB 4. Do not tamper with the unit’s internal components.

5. Do not mix new and old batteries or batteries of different

specifications.

To maintain good performance

 • Do not use the unit in places which are extremely hot, cold,

dusty or humid. In particular, do not keep the unit:

-  in a high humidity area such as a bathroom

-  near a heater

-  in an area exposed to direct sunlight ( e.g., in side a parked car,

where it can become extremely hot )

 • Keep cassette tapes, magnetic cards and other magnetic re-

corded   materials away from the speaker as the recorded infor-
mation may be erased or noise may occur on cassette tapes.

Note on listening with the headphones

 • Listen at moderate volumes to avoid hearing damage.

 • Do not wear the headphones white driving or cycling. It may

create a traffic hazard.

 • You should use extreme caution or temporarily discontinue

use in potentially hazardous situations, such as walking,
jogging, etc.

 • Wear them properly; L is left, R is right.

 • The headphones should be worn with the longer cord behind

your neck.

CAUTION

Listening to headphone stereo at full power for extended periods of
time can result in hearing damage.

SPECIFICATIONS

Clock

24-hr / 12-hr

: 24-hr   hh : mm : ss  (DCF version)

12-hr   hh : mm : ss  (MSF version)

Calendar

: Day / Month / Year

day-of-week in one of 5 languages

(E, D, F, I, Sp )

Alarm

: 2 minutes crescendo

Snooze

: 8 minutes

Radio

AM band frequency

: 531 ~ 1602 kHz

AM step frequency

: 9  kHz

FM band frequency

: 87.5 ~ 108 MHz

FM step frequency

: 50  kHz

Memory station

: 8 memories for AM

8 memories for FM

Summary of Contents for RRM-112

Page 1: ...ce which automatically syn chronizes its current time and date when brought within an ap proximate 1500km radius of the radio signal generated from Frankfurt Germany DCF77 The UK version from MSF Ruby...

Page 2: ...larms H CLOCK BUTTON Changes among clock calendar and alarm modes I SLEEP BUTTON Acti vates the sleep function of the radio J SNOOZE LIGHT BUTTON Acti vates the snooze function or turns on the backlig...

Page 3: ...dy surface You can adjust the display angle of the LCD by lifting up the LCD panel Note Unlocking the latch on the back of the unit before lifting up the LCD panel Wall Mount Use the enclosed drilling...

Page 4: ...range its radio control mechanism will override all manual settings When the unit is receiving radio signal the reception icon will start to blink The reception icon will show either strong weak or no...

Page 5: ...e Press CLOCK to save the changes and exit If changes are made after the minute adjustment the seconds will reset and start from zero The unit will also save all changes and return to normal display a...

Page 6: ...DIO To turn on the radio press RADIO The last selected radio fre quency will be shown To change the frequency 1 Press AM FM to select AM or FM 2 Use TUNING to locate the desired frequency Press once t...

Page 7: ...s low The radio and radio alarm can still be activated for a while However it is recommended to change the batteries for the radio The flashing icon indicates the battery has no power neither the radi...

Page 8: ...ten at moderate volumes to avoid hearing damage Do not wear the headphones white driving or cycling It may create a traffic hazard You should use extreme caution or temporarily discontinue use in pote...

Page 9: ...e without further notice Due to printing limitation the displays shown in this manual may differ from the actual display The manufacturer and its suppliers held no responsibility to you or any other p...

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