User manual MEDION MD 82157

[. . . ] The device is not designed for operation in rooms with high relative air humidity. Deutsch Polski Portuguese 9 Connect the mains plug power unit only to an easily accessible power outlet (230 V ~ 50 Hz) close to the unit. In case the unit has to be disconnected quickly, the plug has to be within easy reach. In order to avoid tripping, do not use an extension cord. [. . . ] During this time, make the settings using the UP /DOWN key. To confirm a setting, just wait until the display does no longer flash (the display switches back to clock display) or press MODE to go to the next function. english 15 Polski Portuguese Deutsch MODE key, and interrogate the world time. Hold one of the keys down for a few seconds for quick time adjustment forwards or backwards in steps of ten minutes. set the clock without summer time adjustment. If a summer time correction is necessary, it can be set together with the time zone setting (see below). Press MODE again, or twice from the beginning. Hold one of the keys down for a few seconds to change the date forwards or backwards in steps of ten days. Su = Sunnday Mo = Monday Tu = Tuesday We = Wednesday Th = Thursday Fr = Friday Sa = Saturday The display for the days of the week will also run automatically. The day of the week is displayed with two letters for the English names of the days of the week. Press the MODE key once again or four times from the beginning, to see the world time (GMT). Press MODE once to confirm the current setting and it switches to select the area for MW. Press other key to start its corresponding function. When no key has been pressed for 10 seconds, the current setting is confirmed and it switches to auto-run mode autmatically. Press the MODE key again, or three times from the beginning. The following table gives an overview of the city name abbreviations for the time zones, and the time adjustment. You can choose which data are indicated in the display if the radio is switched off. español Polski 19 Portuguese Deutsch English With the system stay in clock display mode and the Radio is OFF , press FINE once. The time section and day flag are all cleared. Mode of display Clock only Clock + Local LCD , , CLOCK" goes solid only , , CLOCK" + , , LOCAL" go solid , , CLOCK" + , , DATE" go sold "CLOCK" +"DATE" + "LOCAL" go solid The world receiver provides two independent wake-up times ALARM 1 and For each one you can set and whether you want to be waked up by a buzzer or by the radio. Whether the unit should wake you only on Monday to Friday or only on Saturday and Sunday; The currently set waking time flashes for about ten seconds in the display (at start-up: 0:00 AL1 or AL2) together with the days of the week (abbreviations of the English names of the days, see above). While the time is still flashing, press UP or DOWN to change the waking time to earlier or later in steps of one minute. [. . . ] The selected preset memory place is shown in the display with the suffix MEM. The settings are lost when the receiver is disconnected from the mains. Selecting a station from the memory To select a station directly from the memory, switch to the corresponding frequency band and press the memory keys A, B or C once for the preset memory A to C or twice for the preset memory. Press the key VIEW to run through the preset stations in the selected frequency band. [. . . ]