User manual OREGON SCIENTIFIC BARM969P

[. . . ] [ALARM] button Press to change to Alarm-time display mode from other display modes Press to toggle between Alarm 1 and Alarm 2 in the Alarm-time display mode Press and hold for more than 2 seconds to enter the setting modes of alarm time and alarm-sound mode Press to toggle between the calendar clock display modes Press to change back to Calendar display mode in the Alarmtime display mode Press and hold for more than 2 seconds to enter setting modes for 12-/24-hour display format, Hour, Minute, display language of week-of-day, calendar display format (mm:dd:yy or dd:mm:yy), year, month and day Press to increase the volume when Radio or Soothing Sounds is On (8-step volume settings) Press to increase the values in the setting modes Press to toggle between "Beep Alarm" or "Radio Alarm" mode in the corresponding alarm-time setting mode Press and hold for 2 seconds to activate the auto-reception of radio signal for RF clock manually when Radio or Soothing Sounds is off Press to decrease the volume when Radio or Soothing Sounds is On (8-step volume settings) Press to decrease the values in the setting modes Press to toggle between "Beep Alarm" or "Radio Alarm" mode in the corresponding alarm-time setting mode Press and hold for 2 seconds to deactivate the auto-reception of radio signal for RF clock manually when Radio or Soothing Sounds is off Press to toggle among the 6 natural Sounds modes when Soothing Sounds is On F2. [CLOCK] button KEYS CONFIGURATION & FEATURES MAIN UNIT (BARM969P) TOP KEY PANEL T1. [SNOOZE/LIGHT] button Press to activate the EL back-light of the LCD Display for 5 seconds Press to stop the alarm sound and activate the 8-minute Snooze function Press to turn on the Radio and activate the Sleep Timer function Press to select the sleep-timer (auto-off) feature for 15, 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes ] button Press to select between Alarm-On and Alarm-Off status in the corresponding Alarm-time display mode ] button - F3. [POWER - Press to turn on and off the Radio/Soothing Sounds Function Press to toggle between Radio or Soothing Sounds Function when Power is On Press to switch among the 8 preset radio stations in the respective AM/FM Radio band when the Radio is On Press and hold for 2 seconds to enter the preset radio station setting mode when Radio is On T5. [. . . ] Other causes for signal interference include electrical power transmission tower and/or steel reinforced concrete construction. HOW TO ENABLE OR DISABLE AUTO-RECEPTION To disable the automatic reception of radio signal, press and hold [VOLUME w] for 2 seconds. The reception icon will disappear and the unit will stop receiving the radio signal. To activate the signal reception again, press and hold [VOLUME v] for 2 seconds. The reception icon will appear again and start blinking to indicate auto reception of radio signal. DISPLAY MODES SELECTION Press [CLOCK] in the normal display mode to scroll through the 2 calendar clock display modes: Language Langues Sprache Day-of-the-week Affichage du jour Giorno della settimana Día de la semana Monday Lundi Montag Lunedí Lunes Segunda Tuesday Mardi Dienstag Martedí Martes Terça Wednesday Mercredi Mittwoch Mercoledí Miércoles Quarta Thursday Jeudi Donnerstag Glovedí Jueves Quinta Wochentaganzeige Dia de Semana Saturday Samedi Samstag Sabato Sábado Sábado Sunday Dimanche Sonntag Domenica Domingo Domingo 1. Hour ­ Minute ­ Second Month ­ Date ­ Year Lingue Idiomas Lingua English Anglais Englisch Inglese Inglés Inglês French Français Französisch Francese Francés Francês German Allemand Deutsch Tedesco Alemán Alemão Italian Italian Italienisch Italiano Italiano Italíano Spanish Espagnol Spanisch Spagnolo Español Espanhol Friday Vendredi Freitag Venerdí Viernes Sexta 2. Hour ­ Minute ­ Weekday Month ­ Date ­ Year 4 Press [ZONE] to toggle among the 4 US time-zones: Pacific, Mountain, Central or Eastern. matically turned on and the Radio Station Number will flash. Select the radio station by using [STATION]. Please note that in this Radio Alarm mode, manual tuning cannot be used to set the station. Press [ALARM] to confirm the entry. DISPLAYING AND SETTING THE ALARM 8. Again, select the radio volume by using [VOLUME v] or [VOLUME w]. Press [ALARM] to confirm the entry and exit the setting mode. To change the volume, use [VOLUME v] or [VOLUME w] to increase or decrease the volume. To toggle among the programmed stations, press [STATION]. 7. If Radio alarm mode is being chosen, the radio will be auto- 5 GB GB To turn off the radio, press [ POWER ] to do so or [RADIO/ SOUND] to switch to Soothing Sounds function. REMOTE UNIT -- BATTERY INSTALLATION AND SETTING UP AUTO-SEARCH FUNCTION The unit is equipped with an Auto-Search function and can automatically search for the next clear channel. To activate this function, press and hold [TUNING v] or [TUNING w] for 2 seconds and automatically the value of the frequency will keep increasing or decreasing until a clear channel is found. Once this function is activated, you can release and stop pressing the button. HOW TO PROGRAM A PRESET STATION This unit allows you to program up to 8 FM and 8 AM radio stations in the memory. First press [AM/FM] to select the AM or FM frequency. Select a station number by pressing [STATION]. Locate the desired radio frequency by using [TUNING v] or [TUNING w]. Press and hold [STATION] for 2 seconds to confirm and exit the setting mode. Place both units as close as possible to each other. Remove the screws on the battery door of the remote unit. [. . . ] If the temperature readings recorded are lower or higher the measuring range, "LLL" or "HHH" will be displayed respectively. To turn on the EL backlight of the LCD Display, press [SNOOZE/ LIGHT] to turn it on for 5 seconds. HOW TO RESET THE UNIT Press [RESET] only in the following circumstances: 1. To enhance synchronization of signals after battery replacement 2. To reset the settings when the unit is malfunctioning When [RESET] is pressed, all settings will return to the default values and memory records will be erased. PRESSURE TREND This unit gives a barometric pressure trend for the last hour. [. . . ]