RADIO-CONTROLLED WALLCLOCK INSTRUCTION MANUAL

BATTERY INSERTION/REPLACEMENT

To install and replace the battery, please follow these steps:

Insert one new battery (AA type, 1.5V, LR6) into the battery compartment (1) (at the

back of the case) observing correct polarity as indicated in the battery compartment.

SETTING THE CLOCK AUTOMATICALLY

Once the battery is installed properly, the clock automatically set itself to

12 o’clock and then receiving the signal. Once it has received the DCF signal and

processed it accordingly (which takes 3 to maximum 12 minutes), the clock

automatically displays the correct time. We recommend that you do not put up

or hang up the clock anywhere during this process.

If the clock still has not set itself after 12 minutes, reception is faulty or not

possible at the chosen location. Repeat setting at a different location by pressing

the RESET button (4).

POSSIBLE CAUSES OF INTERFERENCES

- Domestic appliances without radio interference suppressors

- TV receivers closer than 2 meters

- Machinery with HF leakage

- Nearby metallic structures

- Inside concrete buildings

TO SET THE TIME MANUALLY

Press and hold the M.SET (2) button for 3 seconds to set the time:

- Press the M.SET button (2) for 1 second to advance 1 minute

- Press the M.SET button (2) for more than 1 second to auto advance the minute

hand.

- If the M.SET button (2) is not pressed for 8 seconds, or press REC button (3), the

clock is set.

RECEIVING THE RADIO CONTROL SIGNAL

The radio-controlled clock will automatically receive the radio signal 12 times

every day. It will take 3-12 minutes to receive the radio signal.

During force DCF reception, by pressing the REC button (3) for 3 seconds, the

clock will go to 12 o’clock and start receiving the radio signal for 3-12 minutes.

Once it has received the DCF signal and processed it accordingly, the clock

automatically displays the correct time. If the clock still has not set itself after 12

minutes, reception is faulty and it will resume the time before the forced

reception.

DISPOSAL AT END OF WORKING LIFE:

Discarded appliances and electronic devices often still contain valuable materials,

therefore do not throw them away, instead hand them in to the store where you buy a

new appliance or to your local council recycling depot.

In accordance with the waste guidelines for electrical and electronic equipment, this

product must be disposed of separately. If you wish to dispose of this product in the

future, do NOT discard it with the household waste, but hand it in at your local refuse

collection depot.

In compliance with the directives on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment, this

product must not be discarded with domestic waste but should be disposed of separately

for recycling. If you wish to dispose of this product in the future, do NOT throw it away

with the household rubbish but hand it in at a specially designated place, such as your

municipal domestic chemical waste depot.

Never throw empty batteries away, but deposit them in special battery boxes or hand

them in as domestic chemical waste at your municipal depot.