
Initial connection
4.1 Setting the satellite controlled time
Plug the mains plug into a 230V / 50Hz AC socket.
As soon as the appliance is plugged into the power supply the entire
frequency range of the radio is searched for stations.
A maximum of 20 stations will be programmed into the station keys
1-10 in accordance with their reception quality.
After the programming is completed these stations can be played
by pressing the appropriate buttons 1-0.
For two-digit numbers, enter the tens number and then the ones
number via keys 1-0.
Every press of a button is confirmed by a signal tone.
Note
Although you can select a station immediately after the search
procedure, we recommend to wait until the satellite controlled
time has been set. Otherwise the automatic setting of the time
can take longer than necessary.
After the programming procedure for the stations is finished,
appears in the display with the colon flashing to show you that
the satellite signal for the time setting of the appliance is being
searched for.
Once the signal has been received, the symbol blinks in the display
and the seconds :00 to :59 are displayed in a one minute cycle.
After a few minutes the display shows the correct time.
The symbol now appears uninterrupted in the display.
This means that the connection has been made to the time transmitter.
At regular intervals the appliance compares the set time with the radar
signal from the time transmitter and ensures that the clock always
shows the exact time.
The changeover from summer to winter time is also controlled
automatically by the time transmitter.
Note
If the radio cannot receive the time transmitter (the colon is not
blinking and the symbol is not in the display), slide switch
to 2
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