Grundig Yacht Boy 400 Wake-Up with Sound Signal Date Reminder, Clearing the Wake-Up Function

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Automatic Switch-On/Wake-Up Function

At the programmed time, the radio is automatically switched on.

If no button is pressed, the radio will play for about 60 minutes and then is switched off automatically.

If you press the ¦ SNOOZE button, the radio is switched off for 5 minutes and the ¤ symbol is flashing in the display. You can repeat this snooze function as often as desired.

If you press the ¦ SNOOZE button longer than 2 seconds, the radio is completely switched off. The ¤ symbol is permanently indicated. The wake-up function is repeated next day.

Wake-Up with Sound Signal (Date Reminder)

Select "Wake-up with sound signal" (symbol â in display) with the

¢AUTO button. Adjust the wake-up time.

"Wake-up with signal sound" is possible, if

–the radio is switched off (wake-up),

–the radio is switched on (date reminder).

The radio is automatically switched off and the sound signal is star- ted.

If no button is pressed, the sound signal will last 5 minutes.

If you press the ¦ SNOOZE button, the alarm sound will be swit- ched off for about 5 minutes and the â symbol is flashing in the dis- play. The snooze function can be repeated as often as desired.

If you press the ¦ SNOOZE button for more than 2 seconds, the alarm sound is completely switched off. The â symbol is permanently visible and the wake-up function will be repeated next day.

Clearing the Wake-Up Function

Switch off the wake-up function with the ¢ AUTO button (the sym- bols ¤ and â must disappear from the display).

When the radio is switched off

–ON-TIME is not visible in the display.

–The indication -:-- appears instead of the programmed wake-up time in the left numeric block in the display.

The programmed wake-up time remains stored in memory.

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Contents Yacht BOY Contents Hints Prescriptions Radio Stations SSB Mode Amateur Radio Reception InterferencesClearing the Wake-Up Function Your Unit at a Glance SnoozelightDisplay Bottom numeric block StereoLarge numeric block Front of Unit Key lock Telescopic aerial Auto Tuning Automatic station tuningTop of Unit Snooze Snooze buttonRear of Unit Right Side of UnitLeft Side of Unit Aerials Ferrite rod aerialBattery Check Power SupplyBattery Operation Mains OperationData Protection Mains and Battery Operation Reset ButtonDirect Entries Switching On/Off and LockingGeneral Operation Display IlluminationWaveband Selection Volume and ToneVolume ToneFrequency Tuning in the AM Bands Station TuningFrequency Tuning in the FM Band 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 buttonEntry example for the 49-m band Entering a Meter BandEntering a meter band on SW Indication of the current band on SWEntering a Meter Band Creating/Overwriting a Memory Position What Can You Store?Checking the Reception Frequency Calling Up Stored StationsMemo buttons Indicating Free Memory PositionsClearing a Memory Position Going to Sleep to Music Checking the switch-on timeClearing the switch-on period prematurely Clock Setting the Clock TimeSetting the Clock Time II/Clock Time Clock Time Indication Time I/IIChecking the Entered Switch-On Time Automatic Switch-On/Wake-Up FunctionEntering a Switch-On Time Wake-Up with Radio/Automatic Switch-OnClearing the Wake-Up Function Wake-Up with Sound Signal Date ReminderSelect Wake-up with sound signal symbol â in display with Special Functions on AM SSB Mode Amateur Radio ReceptionTuning indication deflects in the rythm of the speech InterferencesOutput Power SpecificationPower Supply Connecting SocketsReceivable SW bands Tuning StepsIntermediate Frequencies Hints Prescriptions Radio StationsPage 72010 737
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