Oregon Scientific RRM-112 Bedienungsanleitung

DIGITAL RF CLOCK RADIO

MODEL NO.:RRM-112 (UK VERSION RRM-113)

USER’SMANUAL

SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on your purchasing the RRM-112 Digital RF

Clock Radio, a function-packed device which automatically syn-

chronizes its current time and date when brought within an ap-

proximate 1500km radius of the radio signal generated from

Frankfurt, Germany (DCF77). (The UK version from MSF Ruby,

England)

The RRM-112 also comes with a built-in radio with digital PLL

tuning, second clock for foreign time, dual daily alarms with

snooze function and backlight.

CONTROL BUTTONS AND CONNECTORS

A RADIO BUTTON

Turns on or off the radio

B AM/FM BUTTON

Changes between AM and FM radio frequencies

C STATION BUTTON

Changes among programmed radio stations

D TUNING [ ] / [ ] BUTTONS

Changes the radio frequencies

E VOLUME[+] /[

] BUTTONS Ad-

justs the volume of the radio or change the value of a setting

FON/ OFF BUTTON

Changes the operating status of the daily alarms

G ALARMBUTTON

Changes between the two daily alarms

H CLOCK BUTTON

Changes among clock, calendar and alarm modes

I SLEEP BUTTON Acti-

vates the sleep function of the radio

J SNOOZE/LIGHT BUTTON Acti-

vates the snooze function or turns on the backlight

K RESET BUTTON Re-

turns all settings to default values

L POWERADAPTERCONNECTOR Con-

nects to power adapter

M HEADSETCONNECTOR Con-

nects to an optional headset

N ANTENNA An-

tenna for radio

POWER REQUIREMENTS

The RRM-112 operates on four AA-sized (UM3) batteries—two for

clock operation and two for radio. To insert the batteries, follow the

polarities shown inside the battery compartment and press [RESET].

The clock and radio have separate low-battery indicators. Change

the batteries accordingly when the respective indicator lights up.

You can also obtain an AC/DC 4.5V power adapter from an author-

ized dealer. To connect it, plug it into the power adapter connector

and a wall socket.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

The RRM-112 is designed for table stand or wall mount.

Table Stand

Place the RRM-112 on a flat, sturdy surface. You can adjust the

display angle of the LCD by lifting up the LCD panel.

Note: Unlocking the latch on the back of the unit before lifting

up the LCD panel.

Wall Mount

Use the enclosed drilling guide to locate the two mounting screws

on your desired location on the wall, use the recessed holes on the

back of the unit to mount it on a wall.

Note: Lock the latch on the back of the unit to keep unit flat before

wall mount.

Note: The power adapter supplies

power to radio only. Clock can-

not be operated by the adapter

only. To turn on the radio by us-

ing the adapter, insert the clock

battery first.

THE BACKLIGHT

Press [SNOOZE/LIGHT] to turn on the backlight. The light will

go out automatically if the control buttons are left idle for a while.

SECTION 2 THE CALENDAR CLOCK

DISPLAY MODES

In normal display, the current local time, day-of-the-week and date

will be shown. Press [CLOCK] repeatedly to display different

combinations of the current time, foreign (ZONE) time and day-of-

the-week.

For the alarm time, use [ALARM]to change between ALARM 1 and

ALARM2.

ABOUT RADIO RECEPTION

The RRM-112 is designed to automatically synchronize its

current time and date when brought within range of the DCF77

RF signal.

(UK version within a 1500km radius of radio signal (MSF) from

Ruby, England)

When the unit is within range, its radio-control mechanism will

override all manual settings.

When the unit is receiving radio signal, the reception icon will start

to blink. The reception icon will show either strong, weak or no

signal depending on the strength of the radio signal. A complete

reception generally takes about two to 10 minutes.

When the reception is completed the reception icon will stop

blinking. The reception icon will show " " for no Reception or

" " for successful reception.

For better reception of radio signals, place the clock away from

metal objects and electrical appliances to minimize interference.

Note: The radio reception of the calendar clock will be ceased

automatically during the radio is turned on. When the radio is

turned off, the clock will enable auto-reception again.

Reception

complete No reception, or Successful reception

manually adjusted

Receiving

radio

signal No signal Weak signal Strong signal

HOW TO ENABLE OR DISABLE

AUTO-RECEPTION

If you wish to disable the auto-reception feature while the unit is

within range, switch off the radio hold down the [VOLUME

]

button for two second. The [ ] signal will disappear. The unit

will NOT respond to radio signals.

To enable the feature again, hold down the [VOLUME + ] button

for two seconds. The [ ] signal will start blinking to initiate

reception automatically.

HOW TO SET THE CALENDAR

CLOCK MANUALLY

When the normal time is displayed,

1. Press [CLOCK] for two seconds.

2. Enter the hours using the [ +] and [

] buttons. Hold down

either button to rapidly increase or decrease the value.

3. Press[CLOCK].

4. Enter the minutes using the [ +] and [

] button.

5. Press[CLOCK].

6. Follow the same procedure to set the display language

(English, French, German, Italian and Spanish), year, month,

day and ZONE time.

Press [CLOCK] to save the changes and exit. If changes are made

after the minute adjustment, the seconds will reset and start from

zero.

The unit will also save all changes and return to normal display

automatically after the unit has been left idle for 1 minute.

HOW TO SET THE ALARMS

1. Press [ALARM] to switch to display the alarm setting.

2. Select ALARM 1 or ALARM 2 using[ALARM].

3. Press and hold [ALARM] for two seconds.

4. Use VOLUME [ +] / [

] to enter the hours.

5. Press[ALARM].

6. Use VOLUME [ +] / [

] to enter the minutes.

7. Press[ALARM].

8. Use VOLUME [ +] / [

] to select ALARM or RADIO. If

ALARM is selected, a two-minute crescendo alarm will be

emitted at the set time when the alarm is active. If RADIO is

chosen, the radio will be turned on for two hours at the set time

instead.

9. If RADIO is chosen, use [STATION] to choose the radio

station and press [AM / FM] to select AM or FM.

10.Press[ALARM].

11.Use VOLUME [ +] /[

] to set the volumeof the wake upradio.

12.Press [ALARM] to exit.

Note: If there is no battery for the radio, there is no operation for

step 9 ~ 11.

HOW TO USE THE ALARMS

To activate or deactivate an alarm, press [ ON/OFF]. Press

[ALARM] to display the alarm time. Blank will be displayed if the

alarm is deactived.

You can have both alarms enabled or disabled at the same time.

When an alarm goes off, press [ ON/OFF] or [ALARM] to mute

the alarm. Or press [SNOOZE/LIGHT] to activate the snooze

function.

SNOOZE FUNCTION

When the snooze function is activated, the alarm will be muted

temporarily and set off again after eight minutes. To disable the

snooze function, press [ ON/OFF] or [ALARM].

Note: Snooze function is applied only to wake up alarm. It will not

have any effect to wake up radio.

SECTION 3 THE RADIO

HOW TO USE THE RADIO

To turn on the radio, press [RADIO]. The last selected radio fre-

quency will be shown.

To change the frequency,

1. Press [AM/FM] to select AM or FM.

2. Use TUNING [ ] / [ ] to locate the desired frequency.

Press once to advance 1 step, press and hold to auto search the

next channel.

To change the volume, use VOLUME [ +] / [

] .

To select a programmed channel, press [STATION]

To turn off the radio, press [RADIO].

AUTO SEARCH FUNCTION

The RRM112 is equipped with the Auto Search function; the unit

will automatically search for the next clear channel.

To use the auto search function,

1. Press and hold TUNING [ ] / [ ] to activate the auto search

function,

2. The frequency is kept increasing or decreasing until a clear

channel is found.

Note: User may release the key during the tuning process

HOW TO PROGRAM A CHANNEL

The unit allows you to program up to 8 FM and 8 AM radio stations.

To do so,

1. Turn on the radio.

2. Press [AM/FM] to select AM or FM.

3. Select the desired station number using [STATION].

4. Use TUNING [ ] / [ ] to locate the desired frequency.

5. Press and hold [STATION] for two seconds to confirm.

HOWTOUSETHESLEEP(AUTO-OFF)FUNCTION

1. Turn on the radio.

2. Press [SLEEP] to activate the sleep function. "0 min" will be

displayed when the function is deactivated.

3. Press [SLEEP] again to select the sleep time for the radio to

switch off automatically. You can select 120, 90, 60, 30 or 15

minutes.

NOTE ON ALARM RADIO

When the alarm radio is set off, it will keep playing for two hours

before turning itself off. You can intervene by resetting the time for

the sleep function or simply turn off the radio at any time.

BATTERY INDICATION FOR RADIO

There is two level of battery indication for radio.

The icon indicates the battery level is low. The radio and radio

alarm can still be activated for a while. However it is recommended

to change the batteries for the radio.

The flashing icon indicates the battery has no power, neither

the radio nor the radio alarm can be activated. It is a must to change

the batteries for the radio.

The radio memory station is kept as long as the batteries for the

clock is still in the unit during the radio batteries replacement.

SECTION 4

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

THE RESET BUTTON

The [RESET] button is used to enhance synchronization of signals

after battery replacement or when the unit is operating in an

unfavorable way or malfunctioning. Use a blunt stylus to hold

down the button. All settings will return to their default values.

PRECAUTIONS

This unit is engineered to give you years of satisfactory service if

handled carefully.

1. Do not immerse the unit in water.

2. Do not clean the unit with abrasive or corrosive materials.

3. Do not subject the unit to snow or excessive force, shock, dust,

temperature or humidity.

4. Do not tamper with the unit’s internal components.

5. Do not mix new and old batteries or batteries of different

specifications.

To maintain good performance

• Do not use the unit in places which are extremely hot, cold,

dusty or humid. In particular, do not keep the unit:

- in a high humidity area such as a bathroom

- near a heater

- in an area exposed to direct sunlight ( e.g., in side a parked car,

where it can become extremely hot )

• Keep cassette tapes, magnetic cards and other magnetic re-

corded materials away from the speaker as the recorded infor-

mation may be erased or noise may occur on cassette tapes.

Note on listening with the headphones

• Listen at moderate volumes to avoid hearing damage.

• Do not wear the headphones white driving or cycling. It may

create a traffic hazard.

• You should use extreme caution or temporarily discontinue

use in potentially hazardous situations, such as walking,

jogging, etc.

• Wear them properly; L is left, R is right.

• The headphones should be worn with the longer cord behind

your neck.

CAUTION

Listening to headphone stereo at full power for extended periods of

time can result in hearing damage.

SPECIFICATIONS

Clock

24-hr / 12-hr : 24-hr hh : mm : ss (DCF version)

12-hr hh : mm : ss (MSF version)

Calendar : Day / Month / Year

day-of-week in one of 5 languages

(E, D, F, I, Sp )

Alarm : 2 minutes crescendo

Snooze : 8 minutes

Radio

AM band frequency : 531 ~ 1602 kHz

AM step frequency : 9 kHz

FM band frequency : 87.5 ~ 108 MHz

FM step frequency : 50 kHz

Memory station : 8 memories for AM

8 memories for FM

Battery type : 2 UM-3 or “AA” 1.5V for Clock

2 UM-3 or “AA” 1.5V for Radio

Weight : 286.8 gm

Dimension : 132 x 158 x 23 mm (H x W x D)

CAUTION

— The content of this manual is subject to change without

further notice.

— Due to printing limitation, the displays shown in this

manual may differ from the actual display.

— The manufacturer and its suppliers held no

responsibility to you or any other person for any damage

expenses, lost profits, or any other claim arise by using

this product.

— The contents of this manual may not be reproduced

without the permission of the manufacturer.

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