Grundig Yacht Boy 400 manual Setting the Clock Time II/Clock Time

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The Clock

Here too, each entry step (button pressure) must be completed within a period of 5 seconds.

You can enter clock times no matter whether the unit is switched on or off.

There are several possible methods for entering clock and switching times.

Examples:

 

 

Clock time

Possible entries

1st example: Clock time 6.30

 

6.30

 

 

06.30

2nd example: Clock time 15.00

15.

 

 

15.00

3rd example: Clock time 0.15

 

.15

 

 

0.15

 

 

00.15

Setting the Clock (TIME I)

Setting TIME I with the help of a reference clock.

Example TIME I: 6.30 h

The display must indicate TIME I.

Enter the clock time with the numeric buttons immediately before the reference clock changes from 6.29.59 to 6.30.00. The period between the last entry and 6.30.00 must not exceed 5 seconds.

Press the ¦ TIME I/II button at the moment when the reference clock jumps from 6.29.59 to 6.30.00. When pressing the ¦ TIME 1/2 button, the clock is started exactly to the second and the minutes indication will flash.

Setting the Clock (TIME II/Clock Time II)

For setting TIME II follow the same steps, except that the display must indicate TIME II.

As the seconds of TIME II are running synchronously with the seconds of TIME I, it is not necessary to wait until the minute changes.

Clock Time Indication (TIME I/II)

You can switch between the indications of the two clock times by pres- sing the ¦ TIME I/II button (no numeric entry beforehand).

ON-TIME

 

TIME II

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0

:

 

 

 

 

8.I.6.0.0

 

 

0 0

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Contents Yacht BOY Contents SSB Mode Amateur Radio Reception Interferences Clearing the Wake-Up FunctionHints Prescriptions Radio Stations Your Unit at a Glance SnoozelightDisplay Stereo Large numeric blockBottom numeric block Front of Unit Key lock Auto Tuning Automatic station tuning Top of UnitTelescopic aerial Snooze Snooze buttonRight Side of Unit Left Side of UnitRear of Unit Aerials Ferrite rod aerialPower Supply Battery OperationBattery Check Mains OperationData Protection Mains and Battery Operation Reset ButtonSwitching On/Off and Locking General OperationDirect Entries Display IlluminationVolume and Tone VolumeWaveband Selection ToneStation Tuning Frequency Tuning in the FM BandFrequency Tuning in the AM Bands Adjusting the tuning steps If the unit is not yet switched off, do thisStation Tuning with the Numeric Buttons This frequency search is started by pressing the buttonEntering a Meter Band Entering a meter band on SWEntry example for the 49-m band Indication of the current band on SWEntering a Meter Band What Can You Store? Checking the Reception FrequencyCreating/Overwriting a Memory Position Calling Up Stored StationsIndicating Free Memory Positions Clearing a Memory PositionMemo buttons Checking the switch-on time Clearing the switch-on period prematurelyGoing to Sleep to Music Setting the Clock Time Setting the Clock Time II/Clock TimeClock Clock Time Indication Time I/IIAutomatic Switch-On/Wake-Up Function Entering a Switch-On TimeChecking the Entered Switch-On Time Wake-Up with Radio/Automatic Switch-OnWake-Up with Sound Signal Date Reminder Select Wake-up with sound signal symbol â in display withClearing the Wake-Up Function SSB Mode Amateur Radio Reception Tuning indication deflects in the rythm of the speechSpecial Functions on AM InterferencesSpecification Power SupplyOutput Power Connecting SocketsTuning Steps Intermediate FrequenciesReceivable SW bands Hints Prescriptions Radio StationsPage 72010 737