Automatic Functions Timer ½
For the function | • Repeatedly press the MODE button to select the desired | ||
two independent | (alarm) mode: |
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time can be assigned to a different radio station. | = | ||
For example, you can let your radio switch on to your favorite | |||
station by the | hear the selected station. | ||
If you wish then to hear a programme (e.g., the latest news) | = | ||
broadcasted by a different station after switching on by switch- | |||
muted and an alarm signal sounds instead. | |||
on time 1, select this programme with | |||
and | = | ||
time 2. | |||
When the |
| programme. You hear the radio programme | |
desired station until the radio is turned off by the switchoff time 2. |
| and the alarm sound signal. | |
Then the radio continues playing your favorite programme until | • Use the TUNE A button to select the menu function OFF 1 (switch- | ||
the | off time 1). |
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Please note ...
if both switching times are programmed and overlap each other: -
- The second switching times have priority over the first switching times.
Already programmed stations are not affected by time pro- gramming.
The switching times always refer to the times indicated in the display (TIME I or TIME II).
An example for better understanding:
You have programmed the local time (e.g., CET or CEST) as TIME I. TIME II stands for a second time zone (e.g., Greenwich Mean Time/GMT).
You have entered 14.00 hours as
If then the display indicates TIME I, the radio will be switched on at 14.00 hours local time;
if the display indicates TIME II, the unit will be switched on at 14.00 hours of the second time zone.
•Switch the radio on.
•Select the menu item ON 1
•Use the numeric buttons 0 ... 9 to set the desired switchon time and confirm the entry with the TIME I/II button. The
•Enter the number of the desired station memory location with the numeric buttons then press the MEMORY button.
•Repeatedly press the MODE button to select the desired
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