Bedienungsanleitung Grundig Sonoclock 610 (Seite 5 von 10) (Englisch)

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Connecting the unit

The unit is designed to operate from a mains

supply of 230 V, 50/60 Hz

When the set is connected for the first time or after

a power failure (without standby batteries fitted), the

display flashes to indicate that the clock and, if

necessary, the alarm time(s) should be set.

Standby-batteries – mains failure

If the standby batteries are fitted, the clock will

continue to operate during mains failure and the

preset stations are kept in the memory.

However, the display will not be illuminated and the

alarm will not sound unless the mains supply is restored

within 90 minutes of the preset alarm time (if so, the

radio will switch on or the alarm tone will sound).

• Insert two 1.5 V alkaline batteries (IEC R03, size

AAA, UM-4 or equivalent) into the battery

compartment on the base of the set.

• Insert the batteries only after the unit has been

connected to the mains in order to prevent unneces

sary drain. We recommend that the batteries are

replaced approximately once a year.

•

If the clock radio is to be disconnected for a long

period, the standby batteries should be removed,

otherwise they may discharge too quickly and

may leak.

Note:

The unit remains connected to the mains even

when it is switched off. The unit is only fully

isolated from the mains if the mains plug is

removed from the wall socket.

Note on Environmental Protection

Do not throw exhausted batteries in the

household refuse.

Hand over the old batteries to your

dealer or public collecting points when

buying new ones.

Important note for users in the U.K.:

When fitting a mains plug, follow the

instructions on page 2.

RDS / RESET POWER SUPPLY

SC 610 page 11

RDS Features

The Radio Data System (RDS) is an information

system transmitted in addition to the VHF (FM) radio

programme

Your Sonoclock 610 offers the following features:

Station Name

The station name or an abbreviation is shown in

the display instead of the tuned frequency

(Example: BAYERN 3).

Traffic Information

Indicates which RDS stations provide traffic

information.

EON (Enhanced Other Network)

If your broadcasting station is using EON, you will

also hear traffic flashes of other programmes, when

the Traffic Information function is enabled.

Clock Auto Adjustment

Automatic time setting and synchronizing the clock

(if enabled).

Reset button

• If, due to external interferences (caused by static

charges of carpets, thunderstorms, etc.), the

control electronics of your Sonoclock 610 should

receive bad information signals, or if no entries

at all are possible, press the RESET button.

– For pushing this button, it is best to use a bent-up

paper clip.

– This resets the unit to its initial state. The stored

data for the individual station memory positions,

the clock settings and the Last Station Memory

are cleared.

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