GETTING STARTED
SETTINGTHE CLOCK
hold
CLOCK
CURSOR
VOLUME
CLOCK
SWITCHING ON
STANDBY
SELECTING A SOURCE
ALTERINGTHEVOLUME
VOLUME
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MUTE
MUTE
MUTE
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Unwrap and extend the aerial wire fully. (During
use you may need to experiment with position to
obtain the best reception)
Plug the mains cord into the power point.
Switch on at the mains.
The clock will set automatically when you first tune to a
DAB broadcast. If you live in an area where DAB
reception is not available, then you can set the clock
manually.
To set the clock manually-
Make sure that the system is set to Standby.
Press and
the
button.
Press the
or
buttons on the remote
control or the
or
buttons on the front panel
to select the digit you want to adjust.
Press the
/
buttons to set the
selected digit to the correct value.
Repeat the last two steps to set all the digits to the
correct time.
Press the
button to start the clock when you
have finished setting the time.
Press the
button on the handset or the
front panel to bring the unit in and out of Standby
mode.
There are 5 sources you can listen to through your
system. Choose from DAB radio, FM radio, CD, iPod or Aux
(an external source that can be connected to the back
panel).
Set the volume level you want between 0
(minimum) and 40 (maximum) by pressing the
buttons to decrease or increase the
volume level.
This function is available from the remote control
Press the
button.The volume will mute.
Press
again to un-mute the system
When you set the system to Standby, the mute function
is cancelled.
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Set Clock will appear on the display and a cursor will flash
undertheleftdigit.
GETTING STARTED
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AERIAL WIRE
MAINS CORD
SOURCE & VOLUME
