Grundig YB500 owner manual Automatic Functions Timer ½

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Programming Switching Times Switching Times 1/2

Automatic Functions Timer ½

For the function "wake-up by the radio programme", you can enter

Repeatedly press the MODE button to select the desired wake-up

two independent switch-on and switch-off times. Each switch-on

(alarm) mode:

 

time can be assigned to a different radio station.

= wake-up by radio programme. You

For example, you can let your radio switch on to your favorite

station by the switch-on time 1.

hear the selected station.

If you wish then to hear a programme (e.g., the latest news)

= wake-up (alarm) by alarm signal. The radio station is

broadcasted by a different station after switching on by switch-

muted and an alarm signal sounds instead.

on time 1, select this programme with switch-on time 2 and switch-off

and

= wake-up by alarm signal and radio

time 2.

When the switch-on time 2 then is reached, you will hear 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 switch-off time 1 is reached.

off time 1).

 

Please note ...

if both switching times are programmed and overlap each other: - Switch-on times have always priority over switch-off times.

- 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 switch-on time and set the radio to "AUTO".

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 (switch-on time 1).

Use the numeric buttons 0 ... 9 to set the desired switchon time and confirm the entry with the TIME I/II button. The switch-off time is automatically set so that one hour playing time is obtained.

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 wake-up (alarm) mode:

N)n= wake-up by radio programme. You

hear the selected station.

U4= wake-up (alarm) by alarm signal. The radio station

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Contents HOW to USE Your Grundig Contents Hints marked by * * LOCKED, * no RDS, Q - RDS quality, etc Yacht Boy 500 LC Data Monitor DisplayLSB Lower Side Band Press a longer time = AF backward Your Unit at a GlanceMEMO8 Aerials Battery Operation Power SupplyBattery Check AC Mains OperationMains and Battery Operation Reset ButtonData Protection User Guide Via the Menu General Operation Calling up, SW meter bands, clock times and switching timesKey-protect Direct EntriesHints and Error Messages in the Display Display Illumination VolumeTone Waveband SelectionSelecting Frequencies ROM Table of the Yacht BoyCalling Up ROM Table Memory Locations Step by Step into the World of Shortwave Reception Tuning to Stations with the Tune A/V buttons Seconds. Pressing a random button will abort this function Tuning to StationsEntering a Meter Band on SW Entering a Meter BandBandm Tropic 3200 3300 Amateur 3500 Radio 3950What can You Store? Storing in Memory GeneralIs the Frequency Tuned to Already Stored in Memory? Programming a Station Memory Location Checking the Desired Station Memory PositionCalling Up Stored Stations Entering Abbreviations Clearing an Occupied Memory Position Memory Button Memory ScanGoing to Sleep to Radio Press the Sleep button. The unit is switched onClock Setting the ClockClock Time Indication Time I/II Automatic Functions Timer ½ Automatic Switching On and Off Checking the Switching Times 1 /2Alarm mode and/or Switch-on time Automatic Functions Special Functions on FM Special Functions on AM