MRC 4119 - Alarm clock radio AEG - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL MRC 4119 AEG

Projection Clock Radio

Instruction Manual Thank you for choosing our product. We hope you will enjoy using the appliance. Symbols in these Instructions for Use Important information for your safety is specially marked. It is essential to comply with these instructions in order to avoid accidents and prevent damage to the machine:

This warns you of dangers to your health and indicates possible injury risks. CAUTION: This refers to possible hazards to the machine or other objects. NOTE: This highlights tips and information. General Safety Instructions Read the operating instructions carefully before putting the appliance into operation and keeptheinstructionsincludingthewarranty,thereceiptand,ifpossible,theboxwiththe internal packing. If you give this device to other people, please also pass on the operating instructions.

• Toavoidtheriskofreoranelectricshock,youshouldnotexposethedevicetorainor moisture.Consequently,donotusethedeviceintheimmediatevicinityofwater–for examplenearabathtub,aswimmingpoolorinadampcellar.

• Theapplianceisdesignedexclusivelyforprivateuseandfortheenvisagedpurpose. This appliance is not fit for commercial use.

• Onlyconnectthedeviceataproperlyinstalledplugsocket.Payattentionthatthe specified voltage corresponds to the voltage of the plug socket.

• Whenusingexternalmainssupply,payattentiontothecorrectpolarityandvoltage. Always place the batteries in the correct direction.

• Assemblethedeviceinsuchawaythattheavailableventilationopeningsarenot covered.

• Neveropenthehousingofthedevice.Incorrectrepairscanconstituteaconsiderable risk for the user. Should the device become damaged, in particular the mains supply cable,donotoperatethedeviceanylonger,butratherhaveitrepairedbyanexpert. Check the mains supply cable regularly for damage.English

• Forsafetyreasonsabrokenordamagedmainsleadmayonlybereplacedbyan equivalent lead from the manufacturer, our customer service department or a similary qualified person.

• Ifthedeviceisnotusedforalongerperiod,removetheplugconnectorfromtheplug socket or take out the batteries. These symbols may be found on the machine and are intended to indicate the following: The lightning symbol should advise the user of parts in the inside of the device which carry dangerously high voltage levels. Thesymbolwithanexclamationmarkshouldadvisetheuserofimportant operation or maintenance instructions in the accompanying documentation. Children and Frail Individuals

• Inordertoensureyourchildren’ssafety,pleasekeepallpackaging(plasticbags,boxes, polystyrene etc.) out of their reach. WARNING! Caution! Do not allow small children to play with the foil as there is a danger of suf- focation!

• Thisdeviceisnotintendedtobeusedbyindividuals(includingchildren)whohave restricted physical, sensory or mental abilities and/or insufficient knowledge and/or experience,unlesstheyaresupervisedbyanindividualwhoisresponsiblefortheir safety or have received instructions on how to use the device.

• Childrenshouldbesupervisedatalltimesinordertoensurethattheydonotplaywith the device. Special Safety Instructions

• Nevertouchthemainsplugorleadwithwethands.

• Keepthemainsleadawayfromheaters.

button 7 MEM/M+ button 8 button (On/Off) 9 SNOOZE/SLEEP/DIMMER button 10 LCD display 11 button (reduce volume) 12 button (increase volume) 13 button 14 DST / M/D button 15 ON/OFF PROJECTION button Rear (without illustration) Loudspeaker LINE IN jack Temperature sensor Throw-out aerial (FM) Mains lead Bottom (without illustration) Battery compartment (clock backup) Putting into function

• Selectaproperplaceforthedevicesuchasadry,andevennonslipareawhereyou can easily operate the device.

Inserting the Battery (Backup) (Battery is not included with the device) In case of a power cut or if the device is unplugged, with backup battery inserted, the set- tings will be kept.

1. Open the battery compartment at the bottom. Remove for this the screw of the bat-

tery compartment lid with a Phillips screwdriver.

2. Insert one battery of the type CR2032, 3 V. Mind the correct polarity (indicated on the

bottomofthebatterycase)!

3. Close the battery case. Secure the battery compartment lid again with the screw.

4. Ifthedeviceisnotusedforanextendedperiodoftime,removetheBatteryfromthe

device to avoid any leaking of battery acid. CAUTION: Batteries are not to be disposed of together with domestic wastes. Dispose of the used batteries at the relevant collection bin or at your dealer’s.

Donotexposethebatteriestohightemperaturesordirectsunlight.Neverthrowbatter- ies into the fire. There is a danger of explosion! Power supply

• Ifnobackupbatteryhasbeeninserted,theclocksettingsandchannelmemorywillbe lost in the event of power interruptions. Switching the Unit On/Off Press the button (8) to switch the unit on or off. Volume Adjust the volume with (12) and (11) buttons. Display Brightness In standby mode, use the SNOOZE/SLEEP/DIMMER button (9) to adjust the display brightness. NOTE: The display brightness settings will also apply to the switched on device.English

Temperature display The unit detects the current ambient temperature and it is shown in the display.

• Instandby,thetemperatureindicationcanbeswitchedbetween°C(degreesCelsius) and °F (degrees Fahrenheit) by holding the C/F / YEAR button depressed. Setting the Clock (in standby)

• Holdthe MEM/M+ button (7) depressed until the year indication (YR) on the display flashes.

• Nowyoucansettheyear(YR),themonth(M),theday(D),thetimedisplayformat (12 H/24 H), the hours, and the minutes with the buttons C/F / YEAR (5) and DST / M/D (14).

• Ineachcase,conrmtheinputwiththe MEM/M+ button. The current indication to be set flashes on the display. NOTE:

• Theinputisstoredautomaticallywithinapproximately30secondswhennobuttonis pressed.

• Witha12hourdisplaythefollowingisdisplayed:PM=Afternoon

• Settingoftheweekdayisdoneautomatically. Display Date and Year (in standby)

• Pressthe DST / M/D button (14) to display the date for a short time.

• PresstheC/F / YEAR button (5) to display the year for a short time. Switching to Summer Time (in standby) Keep the DST / M/D button (14) depressed to switch between summer time and normal time. When summer time has been selected, the symbol “ “ is shown on the display. Radio station tuning

1. Use the C/F / YEAR (5) and DST / M/D (14) buttons to tune the desired station. If

youkeeponeofthebuttonspressed,thedevicesearchesforthenextradiostation. The display shows the tuned frequency.

2. If reception is too weak, change the position of the dipole antenna in order to improve

the reception.English

Preset stations You can preset up to 10 radio stations.

1. Search for a station as described under “Radio station tuning”.

4. Press the MEM/M+ button to preset the station.

NOTE: If no backup battery has been inserted, all channels saved will be lost in the event of disconnection from the mains. Tune into the preset station Press the MEM/M+ button (7) repeatedly in radio mode to scan through the preset sta- tion memory. Alarm function Setting of the Alarm You can set two alarm times. Proceed as follows:

button (13). The current alarm time and the “ ” icons will be displayed.

2. Keep the buttonpressedforapprox.3secondswhenthealarmtimeisdisplayed.

The hours of the currently set alarm time start to flash.

3. Use the buttons C/F / YEAR (5) and DST / M/D (14) for setting.

4. Press the button for confirmation. The minutes start to flash.

5. Use the buttons C/F

/ YEAR and DST / M/D for setting.

6. Now select the days you want the alarm to sound. The following selections can be

• 6-7=SaturdayandSunday

• 1-1=Weekday 6a. When you have selected the setting 1-1:

button to select the weekday.

2. Make your selection with the buttons C/F / YEAR and DST / M/D.

(MON=Monday,TUE=Tuesday,WED=Wednesday,THU=Thursday, FRI=Friday,SAT=Saturday,SUN=Sunday)English

7. Press the button to confirm. Then select how you want to be awakened. Select from:

• “bu” (buzzer): A buzzer sounds when the alarm time is reached. The buzzer interval increases from slow to fast. The volume cannot be adjusted.

• Radio frequency is displayed: As soon as your set alarm time is shown, the radio switches on. The last set station is played. The volume increases slowly to the set volume. The volume cannot be adjusted. NOTE: Thealarmfunctionturnsoffautomaticallyafter30minutesuntilthenextday. 7a. Ifyouwanttobeawakenedbyaradiostation,selectthemaximumalarmvolumeusing the C/F / YEAR and DST / M/D buttons.

8. Finally, press the button again. The first alarm time is now activated.

To set the second alarm time, repeat the above steps with the button (6). NOTE:

Delayed Shut-Off You can use the function for delayed power-off with radio operation. The unit is switched off automatically when the selected time is reached.

• Selectthetimeafterwhichtheunitisswitchedoffbyrepeatedlypressingthe SNOOZE/SLEEP/DIMMER button (9). The following selections can be made: 90, 60, 30, and 15 minutes. “SLEEP” will be displayed.

• Thisfunctioncanbecancelledwiththe button (8). Projection With this unit, you can project the time onto a wall or the ceiling.

• Therearoftheprojectorhasasettingwheel(2)withwhichyoucanadjustthesharp- ness of the projection.

• Youcanusethe / 180° FLIP button (4) to flip the projection by 180 degrees.

• Pressandholdthe /180°FLIPbuttonforapprox.3seconds.Bydoingsoyoucan switch between clock time and temperature display. NOTE: At the set alarm time and after a power interruption the projection will start automati- cally. LINE IN socket (Rear (without illustration)) To connect analogue replay devices. Via this socket you can also hear the sound of other playback devices such as MP3 players, CD players etc. through the loudspeaker.

2. The device switches automatically to LINE IN operation. The radio sound is switched

and buttons to adjust the volume.

• Removetheplugbeforecleaning.

Disposal Meaning of the “Dustbin” Symbol Protect our environment: do not dispose of electrical equipment in the domestic waste. Please return any electrical equipment that you will no longer use to the collection points provided for their disposal. This helps avoid the potential effects of incorrect disposal on the environment and human health. This will contribute to the recycling and other forms of reutilisation of electrical and elec- tronic equipment. Information concerning where the equipment can be disposed of can be obtained from your local authority.Język polski