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User
Manual
VISO15
–MSF
(UK)
1.
Features
‐
Easy
to
Read
and
Understand
Time
display
‐
Perpetual
Calendar
Up
to
Year
2099
‐
Days
of
the
week
&
Month
in
14
different
languages
2.
Unit
Appearance
Part
A
‐
LCD
A1:
Day
of
the
Week
A2:
Radio
Control
Icon
A3:
Time
A4:
Period
of
the
day
A5
:
AM/PM
A6
:
Date
A7
:
Month
A8
:
Year
Part
B
‐
Button
Part
C
‐
Structure
B1:
“SET/
”Button
B2:
“
▲
”Button
B3:
“
▼
”Button
B4:
Power
adaptor
C1:
backlight
sensor
C2:
Hanging
Hole
C3:
Battery
Compartment
C4:
Stand
3.
Getting
started:
z
Plug
the
power
adaptor
into
the
wall
socket
and
into
the
back
of
your
clock
in
(
B4
)
z
Open
the
battery
compartment
(
C3
).
z
Insert
3
x
AA
size
alkaline
batteries
observing
polarity
[“+”
and
“–
“marks].
You
should
here
a
“click”
sound,
it
indicates
that
you
have
placed
the
batteries
correctly.
z
Replace
the
battery
compartment
cover.
z
The
batteries
are
only
used
in
case
of
power
failure.
z
You
can
select
the
level
of
brightness
of
the
backlight
by
placing
your
hand
on
the
backlight
sensor
(
C1
).
There
are
four
levels
(High,
middle,
low
and
OFF).
In
NIGHT
mode,
the
brightness
is
set
on
LOW
and
the
HI
position
can’t
be
selected.
4.
Setting
4.1
Automatic
clock
setting
z
When
you
connect
your
power
adaptor
or
the
Alkaline
batteries,
your
clock
asks
you
to
select
your
language.
You
have
the
choice
between
the
following
14
languages:
English,
Français,
Deutsch,
Nederlands,
Italiano,
Espanol,
Portugues,
Swenska,
Norsk,
Dansk,
Suomi,
Polski,
Ceska
and
Magyar.
z
Press
the
“
▼
”
(
B3
)
or
“
▲
”
(
B2
)
button
to
choose
your
language
and
then
press
the
SET
(
B1
)
button
z
Press
the
“
▼
”
(
B3
)
or
“
▲
”
(
B2
)
button
to
choose
your
type
of
display
and
then
press
the
SET
(
B1
)
button
to
exit.
You
can
choose
between
four
types
of
display
(see
pictures)
a)
DP1
:
Day
+
Period
of
the
day
+
Time
b)
DP2
:
Day
+
Date
+
Time
c)
DP3
:
Day
+
Date
+
Year
d)
DP4
:
In
this
mode,
you
can
select
both
(DP1,
DP2
or
DP3)
mode,
the
clock
will
then
switch
between
the
third.
By
default,
the
switch
will
happen
every
5
seconds
but
you
have
the
possibility
to
increase
the
time
period
between
two
switches
(up
to
60
seconds).
z
After
having
set
the
language
and
the
type
of
display,
the
clock
automatically
starts
to
scan
for
the
MSF
time
signal.
The
Radio
Control
Icon
“
”
(
A2
)
will
then
appear
on
the
screen.
(A2)
flashes
Indicates
that
the
clock
is
now
receiving
the
MSF
signal
(A2)
stays
on
Indicates
the
signal
has
successfully
been
received
(A2)
disappears
Indicates
the
reception
of
the
signal
has
failed
z
The
clock
automatically
synchronizes
with
the
MSF
radio
signal
every
day
at
3.00
am
to
maintain
accurate
time
keeping.
If
synchronization
with
the
MSF
radio
signal
fails,
the
“
”
icon
will
disappear
from
the
screen.
The
clock
will
then
reattempt
to
synchronize
with
the
MSF
radio
signal
at
4.00
and
5.00
am.
z
You
can
make
the
clock
scan
for
the
radio
signal
by
holding
the
“
▼
”
button
(
B3
)
for
3
seconds.
Each
attempts
at
getting
the
signal
takes
several
minutes.
If
the
reception
fails,
the
scanning
stops
momentarily
(the
“
”
icon
disappears)
and
then
starts
again
on
the
next
clock
hour.
E.g.
if
reception
failed
at
8:20a.m.
the
clock
will
scan
again
for
the
signal
at
9:00a.m.
z
To
stop
the
scanning
for
the
MSF
radio
signal,
hold
the
“
▼
”
button
(
B3
)
for
3
seconds.
Day
+
Period
of
the
day
+
Time
Day
+
Date
+
Time
Day
+
Date
+
Year
