User manual EBENCH KH 2207

[. . . ] · In frequency display operation, the radio shows the frequency range and band of the station currently being received. · Press »SLEEP/RADIO ON« to activate the Sleep Timer manually and set the remaining time or just press ON once to turn on the radio · Press »SNOOZE/RADIO OFF« to doze for a little while longer (Snooze alarm function), or press OFF to switch off the radio (see also Section 2. 8). · With the radio switched on, you can press the buttons with more than one preset the appropriate number of times to call up the saved setting (see also Section 2. 9). · With the radio switched on, press »SNOOZE/ RADIO OFF« to interrupt the set sleep time or alarm wake-up function. [. . . ] · The existing set date DD. MM. YY (Day. Month. Year) flashes, then the LCD shows a steady display of 'DATE' as well as the day of the week. · Press »UP« or »DOWN« in order to change the existing setting (by a day at a time). Keep the »UP« or »DOWN« button pressed to activate fast forward or fast backward adjustment (by 10 days at a time). The day of the week display is automatically activated as soon as the date display is steadily illuminated again. · If within 15 seconds there has been no further setting made, then the current settings are activated and the device goes back into automatic operation. 2. 2 Setting the clock · Press »MODE« once if the device is in time display mode. · Press »MODE« twice if the device is in radio mode. · The time display starts to flash and the day of the week disappears from the LCD. · Press »UP« to increase the time setting by 1 minute. Keep the »UP« button pressed to change the time quickly in 10 minute increments. · Press »DOWN« to decrease the time setting by 1 minute. Keep the »DOWN« button pressed to change the time quickly in 10 minute decrements. · Press »SNOOZE« to change the alarm operation cycle between daily (all seven days of the week) and weekdays (Monday to Friday). Wake-up type Wake-up tone Radio Off LCD display (on right in display) Symbol 'BELL 1' Symbol 'MUSIC 1' Nothing displayed device goes back into automatic operation. 2. 8 Alarm wake-up function · When the actual time (clock) and the set alarm wake-up time are identical, the alarm wake-up function is switched on. · When the alarm switches on, then the Sleep Timer, if in operation, is immediately ended. · Alarm with wake-up tone, a) 4. 5 kHz wake-up tone sounds b) Radio is silenced, even if it is switched on. · Alarm with radio, a) The radio switches itself on (the last selected station) b) The radio plays for a maximum of 60 minutes · By pressing the »SNOOZE/RADIO OFF« button you can put off the alarm wake-up by 9 minutes (Snooze alarm function). · To stop the alarm wake-up, press the appropriate »AL. 1« or »AL. 2« button. Note: The alarm wake-up function is only activated if one of the two wake-up types (music or tone) is set. · If within 15 seconds, there has been no further setting made then the current settings are activated and the 11 2. 9 Selecting radio presets · There are 10 presets for each radio band. In order to call up the other preset, just press the button a second time. The display shows 'MEM' steadily, the frequency of preset 1 appears steadily on the LCD and '1' appears steadily on the 'MEM display. · To select the required preset station, press the appropriate button 1/6, 2/7, 3/8, 4/9 or 5/10. [. . . ] The 'MEMORY' display is no longer shown. 2. 11 Station search manual /search process · If the radio is on, press »UP« to increase the reception frequency manually (for step sizes, see frequency steps column in the table). · Press »DOWN« in order to change the reception frequency downwards (by a step at a time). · Keep pressing on to »UP« or »DOWN« button for an automatic search (search process) for the nearest receivable radio station. 2. 10 Storing radio stations · Press »MEMORY« once to save the frequency of the radio station currently being received. · The particular preset is determined by pressing once or twice on the appropriate preset station button. 12 · Table of frequency bands and steps for each band. [. . . ]