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3. Technical data

• Integrated radio signal receiver for receiving the DCF 77 time

signal on 77.5 kHz

• Battery type: 1 x IEC LR6, Alkaline (Mignon / AA)

• Battery life: > 1 year

• Setting time with interference-free reception: 5-10 minutes

• Snooze interval (alarm repetition): 4-5 minutes

4. Radio technology

Radio technology is the most modern form of time transmission.

With good reception, a radio-controlled clock keeps very precise

time and need never be reset. With all radio-controlled clocks a

deviation of just 1 second over 1 million years can be expected.

The official German transmitter is in the vicinity of Frankfurt/Main

and transmits via long wave 77,5 kHz within a radius of approx.

1,500 km.

5. Setting up

Open the hinged battery cover (3) on the rear of the alarm clock and

insert one 1.5V alkaline battery, type LR 6 (size AA), ensuring that

the + and the – are the right way round. Refit the battery cover.

6. Setting the time automatically

After that, the second, minute an hour hands will fast move forward

to the 12 o´clock position and then enter to the signal reception

mode. The entire signal reception process takes 5 to 10 minutes

approximately. If signal is received successfully, the hands will move

to the correct time. If in doubt, repeat the start-up procedure.

7. Manual time setting

Press SET button (6) for more than 3 seconds time to enter the ma-

nual time setting mode. When pressing the SET button, the minute

hand will move fast forward until the SET button is released on the

correct time. Each press of the SET button will move the minute

hand to 1 minute forward.

8. Manual receive modus

Press WAVE button (5) for more than 3 seconds time. The second,

minute and hour hands will fast move forward to 12 o'clock position ,

and then enter to the signal reception mode. If the signal is received

successfully, the hands will move to the correct time. If the signal

receive is weak or failed, the clock will starts working from 12

o'clock, and automatically enter to signal reception mode (6 times

per day at 2:00, 5:00, 11:00, 14:00, 17:00, 23:00 o´clock) until the

signal will be received successfully.

9. Reset

On rare occasions when the clock may not respond when pressing

the buttons or well functioning, remove the battery and wait about 2

minutes before installig the battery again to re-start the clock.