User manual OREGON SCIENTIFIC RM888PPU

[. . . ] [RESET] BUTTON Press to return all settings to default values H. CLOCK DISPLAY [SWAP] BUTTON DISPLAY A. Alarm-on indicator 2 Press to change the default display of the clock I. [LOCK] SLIDE SWITCH Locks the key-operation and protects the projection lens while travelling J. [. . . ] When the power adapter is connected to the unit, the clock projection will be activated and remain so by pressing and holding [SNOOZE/ ] for 2 seconds. To deactivate the feature, press and hold the button for 2 seconds again or simply remove the power adapter. Note: Remember to leave the projection lens uncovered when the continuous projection function is being activated. When you are not using the clock projection feature, slide the [LOCK] switch close to protect the lens and lock the keys. SECTION 2 THE CALENDAR CLOCK DEFAULT ANALOG CLOCK DISPLAY You can select the local time or home time (the radio-controlled time) as the default analog clock display by using [SWAP] hidden inside the battery compartment. When the local time is selected or shown, the icon will be displayed. DIGITAL DISPLAY MODES Press [MODE] to display the following in sequence: · · · · Radio-Controlled Clock Time (same as the default analog clock display) Day of the week Calendar (Month: Day or Day: Month format) 2nd time-zone (Local or home time) 4 Example of Digital and Analog Display: (Fig. 1) Home-time (Radio-controlled time) - 12:55pm (12:55) Local-time - 5:55pm (17:55) (hour offset = +5 hours) To display the alarm clock and details, press [ALARM]. The daily alarm time for the default clock will appear in analog display while the respective alarm time (differed by the preset off-set hour) of the other clock will appear in the digital display. Example: - Hour offset = +5 hours - Alarm will goes off at 1:00pm (13:00) ABOUT RADIO RECEPTION When the unit is within range of its respective radio signals, its radio-control mechanism will override all manual settings unless the signal reception is manually deactivated. Fig. 1 5 GB GB After battery installation, the unit will start to search for radio signal automatically. When it is receiving radio signal, the radio-reception ] (strong signal) or [ ] (weak signal) will start to blink. icon [ A complete reception generally takes about 2 to 10 minutes, depending on the strength of the radio signal. After that, the periodical scanning will only take a few seconds. When the reception is complete, the radio-reception icon will stop blinking and the received radio-controlled time will be displayed accordingly. Icon [·] will be displayed if such reception is not successful. To enforce such reception again, press and hold [v] for 2 seconds. For better reception of radio signals, place the clock away from metal objects and electrical appliances to minimize interference. 2. You can select 12-hour or 24-hour display. Hold down either button for 2 seconds to rapidly increase or decrease the value. Set the 2nd time-zone off-set hour by entering the hour difference between the local time and home time. You can select between + 9 and - 9 hours. Follow the same pattern to set the year, date format (month-day or day-month), month, day, and display language (English [E], German [D], French [F], Italian [I] or Spanish [S]) for day-of-the-week. E Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday MON TUE WED THR FRI SAT SUN F MON DIE MIT DON FRE SAM SON D LUN MAR MER JEU VEN SAM DIM I LUN MAR MER GIO VEN SAB DOM S LUN MAR MIE JUE VIE SAB DOM HOW TO ENABLE OR DISABLE AUTO-RECEPTION If you wish to disable the auto-reception of radio signal feature while the unit is within range, press and hold [w] button for 2 seconds. The radio-reception icon on the analog clock display will disappear and the unit will NOT respond to radio signals. To enable the feature again, press and hold [v] for 2 seconds. [. . . ] Doing so will invalidate the warranty on the unit and may cause unnecessary damage. The unit contains no user-serviceable parts. Only use fresh batteries as specified in the user's manual. Do not mix new and old batteries as the old ones may leak. [. . . ]