Roberts Analogue World Radio R9968 Bedienungsanleitung

R9968

Analogue World Radio

Please read this manual before use

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Contents..............................................................................2

Controls ........................................................................... 3-6

Batteries..............................................................................7

Disabling the buttons.........................................................8

Switching on and setting the time zone............................8

Setting the local time .........................................................9

Setting Summer Time ........................................................9

Switching between local time and GMT..........................10

Shortwave radio reception................................................10

Listening to the radio........................................................11

Setting the alarm time......................................................12

Contents

Setting the alarm to buzzer .............................................13

Setting the alarm to radio ................................................14

Checking the alarm time..................................................15

Snooze control..................................................................15

Sleep timer........................................................................16

Backlight ...........................................................................16

Reset .................................................................................17

Headphones ......................................................................17

Stereo/Mono reception .....................................................17

Specifications ...................................................................18

Guarantee..........................................................................19

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OVERVIEW

Controls - Front

1. Display

2. Time Set

3. Alarm Set

4. 12/24 Hour

5. H/W Summer

6. On/Off Sleep

7. Alarm

8. Hour Set

9. Minute Set

10. H.T.Z.

11. Time Zone Dial

12. SummerTime

13. Lock

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Controls

Right side

14. Tuning dial

15. Mono/Stereo switch

Left side

16. Volume control

17. Headphones socket

18. DC 3-6V Power Input socket

15 17

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Controls

Top 20

19. Telescopic aerial

20. Band selection switch

21. Snooze & light button

Bottom

22. Battery compartment

23. Reset button

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Controls

Back

24. Map of World Time Zones

25. Frequency Scale

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Batteries

1. Batteries should be replaced when the Battery Level icon

shows low.

2. Press the On/Off Sleep button to switch the radio off before

replacing the batteries.

3. Open the battery cover located on the underside of your receiver

by pressing down and lifting the battery cover.

4. Insert 2 x AA batteries into the compartment. Make sure that the (+)

and (-) ends of the batteries are positioned as shown on the rear

of the receiver.

Note: 2 beep sounds will be heard to signify correct battery insertion.

5. Close the battery cover.

6. Press the On/Off Sleep button to switch the receiver on after the

batteries have been replaced.

7. If the receiver is not to be used for an extended period of time it is

recommended that the batteries are removed from the receiver.

8. When the power is too low for the receiver to operate the Battery

Level icon will flash and the unit will shut down automatically.

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Disabling the buttons

The Lock button is used to prevent unintentional operation of your

receiver.

1. Press the Lock button to disable the buttons on the receiver. The

Key icon will be shown in the top display panel. This will prevent

accidental operation when your receiver is packed in a suitcase or

travel bag.

This does not affect the Volume control, the Stereo/Mono

switch or the Waveband switch.

2. To enable the receiver buttons, press the Lock button again, this will

cause the Key icon to be extinguished from the top display panel.

Switching on and setting the time zone

1. Place the unit on a flat surface. Make sure that the batteries have

been inserted correctly, or if using mains power, plug the mains lead

into a wall socket and switch on at the wall socket. The unit will beep

twice.

2. The display will flash the Home icon and the number of the

current time zone.

3. Rotate the Zone control to select the city in your time zone. This

will change the time zone code displayed on the top screen. The time

zone codes are displayed with a world map on the rear of the unit.

4. Press the H.T.Z. button to confirm the time zone.

5. The display on the top screen will show the World icon .

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Setting the local time

1. After setting the time zone the bottom screen will flash the default

time setting, 12:00 and the Home icon . If you want to change

the local time later, press and hold the Time Set button until the time

flashes in the bottom display.

2. Press the Hour button to change the hour.

3. Press the Min. button to change the minutes.

4. Press the 12/24 button to switch between 12 and 24 hour clock formats.

When the clock is set to 12 hour display an AM or PM indicator will

be displayed. Make sure that the correct 12 hour cycle is selected.

5. Press the Time Set button to confirm the correct time.

6. The bottom display will stop flashing.

Setting summer time

1. Press and hold the Time Set button until the time flashes in the

bottom display.

2. Press the H/W Summer button to put the clock forward by one

hour. The Summer time icon will appear in the display.

3. Press the H/W Summer button again to remove the Summer Time

icon and return the time to its original setting.

4. Press the Time Set button to confirm the change.

5. The bottom display will stop flashing.

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Switching between local time and GMT

1. Press the H/W Summer button to switch between local time and

GMT.

2. The displays will swap over the time settings.

3. Press the H/W Summer button again to return the displays.

Short wave radio reception

Your World Receiver can receive signals in a number of wavebands.

FM and MW stations are always set at the same position on the tuning

scale because they are broadcast at fixed wavelengths and frequencies.

Due to atmospheric conditions, short wave stations must frequently be

broadcast on different wavelengths. Most short wave bands are

availableallovertheworldand canbeusedbyinternationalbroadcasters.

At present these are the only wavelengths which provide listeners with

direct reception over long distances. For this reason, short wave

frequencies are not only used by radio stations, but also by other users

such as amateur radio enthusiasts, shipping, aircraft and radio navigation

systems.

If you want to listen to a particular SW station, you need to know the

precise frequency and wavelength. Many short wave stations will send

you broadcasting schedules which give you the information you need.

You can also download the information from the Internet.

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