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Nomenclature
Volume
control
switch
(used
to
adjust
the
volume
of
the
melody
and
buzzer)
(Back
side)
f}—
All
reset
switch
©
(used
when
battery
changing)
VOLUME
SELECT
Battery
compartment
©
lid
Light/Alarm
stop
button
(for
night
viewing/stopping
the
melody
and
buzzer)
Also
used
for
activating/deactivating
hourly
time
signal.
Functions
of
selectors
and
buttons
®
(con):
To
set
daily
alarm
time.
N:
For
normal
use
(advisable
position
for
normal
use).
©):
To
set
time.
(ofF}:
To
deactivate
alarm
sound.
@:
To
activate
melody
alarm
sound.
(ee:
To
activate
buzzer
alarm
sound.
SNOOZE
:
To
activate
snooze
alarm
function.
©
To
put
minute
digit
back
by
one
minute
when
setting
time:
keep
depressed
and
the
digits
go
into
rapid
run
through.
To
show
pre-set
alarm
time.
©
To
put
minute
digit
forward
by
one
minute
when
setting
time:
keep
depressed
and
the
digits
go
into
rapid
run
through.
To
make
the
pre-programmed
tune
sound.
©
To
set
time
and
to
adjust
time
in
seconds.
Reading
the
display
[Regular
timekeeping]
[Alarm]
Snooze
alarm
indicator
Hourly
time
signal
indicator
(Blinks
while
snooze
alarm
Press©
while
Is
functioning.)
|
fw
({te)))
time
display.
>
_
_
SANZ
(te)
—_—
A
PM
a
yee
u
PM
;
Le
When
©
is
released
the
display
reconverts
Hour
Minute
to
regular
time.
Hour
=
Minute
Alarm
set
mode
PM
indicator
Second
indication
Alarm
indicator
Setting
regular
time
®
Set
the
selector@
to"
©”.
@
Press
©
or
©
to
set
hours
and
minutes.
Check
whether
AM
or
PM.
zero.
@
Press
®
ona
time
signal
with
a
pointed
object,
and
seconds
are
cut
off
and
clock
starts
from
@
Set
@to
'N”’.
Readjusting
an
error
up
to
+30
seconds
Gains
or
losses
within
30
seconds
can
be
adjusted
to
zero
by
one
touch.
@
Set
the
selector
@®
to
‘N”’.
@
Press
®
ona
time
signal.
Hourly
time
signal
.
The
hourly
time
signal
can
be
set
and
deactivated
alternately
by
pressing
the
alarm
stop
button
with
the
selector
@at
‘‘©)’.
When
set,
“
>”
will
appear
on
the
display
and
the
time
signal
will
be
given
every
hour
on
the
hour.
Setting
alarm
time
@
Set
the
selector
@
to
“
tem
"”.
@®
Press
©
or
©
to
set
the
alarm
time
(hour,
minute
and
AM/PM).
@
Set
@to
'N”.
@
Set
©
to
required
osition.
Selector
Functions
(at
preset
time)
No
alarm
sound.
pe
The
melody,
“SYMPHONIE
Nr.
40
g
moll”
(W.A.
Mozart,
K.
550),
sounds
for
about
30
seconds.
Once
the
alarm
is
set,
the
melody
or
buzzer
sounds
at
the
preset
time
every
day
until
cleared.
To
stop
the
melody
or
buzzer
press
the
alarm
stop
button.
To
release
the
snooze
function,
move
the
selector
®
to“
’’,
Check
the
display
to
confirm
The
buzzer
sounds
for
60
seconds.
The
melody
sounds
for
about
30
seconds,
and
subsequently
the
buzzer
sounds
seven
times
for
60
seconds
at
intervals
of
4
minutes
at
and
after
the
preset
time.
If
the
melody
or
buzzer
is
stopped
while
sounding,
the
melody
will
sound
again
about
7
minutes
after
and
the
snooze
function
as
above
will
be
repeated.*
that
the
“SANZ”
and“
B
”
signals
are
not
blinking,
if
they
are,
move
the
selector
®
back
to
“SNOOZE”
and
re-switch
to
‘*
(OFF)
’.
Musical
function
The
pre-programmed
melody
““SYMPHONIE
Nr.
40
g
moll”’
is
played
by
pressing
©
with
@
at
foN,
Battery
maintenance
When
battery
power
decreases,
the
whole
display
darkens.
Batteries
should
then
be
renewed.
®
Slide
open
the
battery
compartment
lid
on
the
back
of
the
unit.
@
Remove
dead
batteries
and
insert
new
batteries
with
the
polarity
as
indicated.
@
Replace
the
battery
compartment
lid.
@
Press
the
all
reset
switch
on
the
back
of
the
unit
with
a
pointed
object
such
as
a
pencil,
etc.
For
battery
specifications,
refer
to
page
8.
Be
sure
to
replace
all
three
batteries.
Never
leave
dead
batteries
in
the
battery
compartment.
Remove
the
batteries
when
not
using
for
an
extended
period.
It
is
recommended
that
batteries
be
replaced
every
18
months
to
prevent
the
chance
of
malfunctions
due
to
battery
leakage.
Care
of
your
unit
e
Since
the
unit
contains
precise
electronic
components,
never
attempt
to
disassemble
it.
e
Be
careful
not
to
drop
the
unit
or
handle
it
roughly.
e
Avoid
operating
the
buttons
and
selectors
roughly.
e
Avoid
using
the
unit
in
extreme
temperatures
(below
32°F
or
0°C,
or
above
104°F
or
40°C).
Also
protect
the
unit
from
extremely
dusty
or
humid
conditions.
e@
Never
use
volatile
fluids
such
as
lacquer
thinner,
benzine,
etc.
when
cleaning
the
unit.
e
Clock:
[Accuracy]
+3
seconds
per
day
(15°C
—
35°C
or
59°F
—
95°F)
[Read-out]
12-hour
system
digital
display
of
hour,
minute,
second
and
AM/PM.
[Adjustment]
Readjusting
an
error
within
+30
seconds
at
one
touch.
[Hourly
time
signal]
Hourly
time
signal
is
given
every
hour
on
the
hour.
e
Alarm:
[Time
range]
Hour,
minute
and
AM/PM.
{Sound
functions]
Melody
(about
30
seconds),
buzzer
(60
seconds)
or
snooze
function.
e
Musical
function:
Pre-programmed
melody.
©
Power
source:
Three
AA
size
manganese
dry
batteries
(UM-3)
give
approximately
one
year
continuous
operation
(approx.
15
months
on
type
SUM-3).
[Under
the
following
conditions:
hourly
time
signal
—
24
times/day,
illumination
—
5
seconds/day,
melody
—
30
seconds/
day,
buzzer
(60
seconds)
—
7
times/day.
@
Power
consumption:
0.1W
e
Ambient
temperature
range:
0°C
—
40°C
(32°F
—
104°F)
@
Dimensions:
43H
x
115W
x
76mmD
(1-3/4"H
x
4-1/2”W
x
3D)
@
Weight:
168g
(5.90z)
including
batteries.
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