Setting the clock manually

T+A Elektroakustik PT 820 M, PA 820 M Setting the clock manually, Setting the alarm time

Explanation:

Youcansetthetimeofdaymanuallyprovidedthat the setting method (TIME) is set to MAN (manual) (see section 'Clock - selecting the method of setting the time').

Operation:

Select TUNERasthelisteningsource: Presstheremotecontrolbutton briefly.

Tosettheclockpresstheremotecontrolbuttonsb		riefly
in the sequence stated above. The screen shows the
currenttimeofday,e.g.:
'10 - 25 CLK'.
Youcanchangethetimeusingthe	or  buttons.
Thetimechangesslowlyinitially,buttherateof		change
increasesifyouholdthebuttonpressedin.
You must press the  button to accept the set
time.
Thescreendisplaystheupdatedtimeofdayinthe		top
leftcorner,e.g.:

Note:

Onceyouhavesettheclock,youcaneither leave t	he
menu by pressing the  button, or move to a
differentmenupointusingthe / buttons.

Setting the alarm time

Explanation:

Inthismenupointyoucansetthealarmtime.

Operation:

Select TUNERasthelisteningsource: Presstheremotecontrolbutton briefly.

The first step is to adjust the	Msystem to the exact
settingsyouwishtousewhenthealarmswitchesit		on,
i.e.volume,loudspeakersandstation.

Now press the remote control buttons briefly in the sequencestatedabove.Thescreendisplaysthecurr ent alarmtime,e.g.:

'09-00 TIM'.

Thistimecanbechangedusingthe	or  buttons.
Thetimechangesslowlyinitially,buttherateof		change
increasesifyouholdthebuttonpressedin.
You must press the  button to accept the set
time. The alarm activates automatically (the red LE			D
lights),thedisplayshows '09-00 SET'.

Note:
Onceyouhavesettheclock,youcaneither leave t			he
menu by pressing the  button, or move to a
differentmenupointusingthe /	buttons.

PA 820 M, PT 820 M specifications

T+A Elektroakustik has long been known for its commitment to delivering high-quality audio products that seamlessly combine advanced technology with exceptional performance. A prime example of this dedication is the T+A PT 820 M and PA 820 M, two flagship components that cater to discerning audiophiles.

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