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SIEMENS

Bedienungsanleitung

Operating

instructions

Mode

d'emploi

Gebruiksaanwijzing

Istruzioni

per

l’uso

Instrucciones

de

manejo

RG

418

Manual

de

instrugdes

SIEMENS

RGN

TUE

WED

THU:

FRI

SAT-SUN

4

DAE:

AM.

OD.

C1

pu

Co

OE

Instructions

for

use

for

the

clock

radio

RG

418

DATE

W

Displays

/

setting

the

date

©

SET

Setting

the

time

A

fA

Selecting

stations,

changing

the

time,

the

alarm

time

or

the

date

forwards

Vv

Selecting

stations,

changing

the

time,

the

alarm

time

or

the

date

backwards

RESET

@

Erasing

the

memory

Trouble

shooting

MON-SUN

[Selecting

the

days

of

the

week

on

which

you

wish

to

|GB

be

woken

by

the

alarm

1-2

ia

Switching

the

radio-controlled-time

antenna

position

MEMO

Programming

radio

stations

TT

LCD

display

MIN

@

Minute

display

for

automatic

sleep-control

and

short-term

alarm

TIMER

@

Short-term

alarm

active

pe

©

Automatic

sleep-control

active

ise

@

Interval

alarm

active

MON-SUN

@__

Days

of

the

week

for

which

alarm

1

or

2

is

program-

med

@

Alarm

time

or

date

display

@

Radio

frequency

or

time

display

@

Station-memory

number

@

Station-memory

level

P1

Memory

slots

1-6

P2

Memory

slots

7-12

ibe

@

Radio

controlled

time

is

received

ATS

@

Automatic

station-memory

programming

active

Oe

@

Alarm

2:

wake

with

radio

&

HWS

Alarm

2:

wake

with

HWS

(OK)

@®

Alarm

1:

wake

with

radio

@

HWS

Alarm

1:

wake

with

HWS

FM

@

FMreception

11

Instructions

for

use

for

the

clock

radio

RG

418

Only

operate

this

appliance

with

a

power

supply

of

220-230

Volt

/

50-60

Hz.

If

you

intend

not

using

the

appliance

for

a

longer

period

of

time

(eg.

holidays),

pull

the

plug

out

of

the

mains

socket

to

ensure

a

complete

separation

from

the

power

supply.

Protect

the

appliance

from

heat

and

moisture.

Do

not

open

the

appliance

and

if

it

should

require

servicing,

please

refer

to

a

licensed

electrical

workshop.

Automatic

station-memory

programming

(ATS)

If

the

appliance

is

connected

to

the

power

supply

for

the

first

time

or

if

it

has

been

separated

from

the

power

supply

for

a

longer

period

of

time,

the

FM

frequency

range

will

be

automatically

sear-

ched

through

for

stations

(ATS).

The

symbol

@

ATS

blinks.

The

ATS

system

seeks

out

the

12

stations

with

the

best

reception

and

saves

them

in

order

(beginning

with

the

strongest

station)

in

the

slots

1-12.

Radio

controlled

clock

Now

the

moving

letters

H

ALLO

appear

and

the

symbol

@

‘i?

blinks

every

second

to

show

you

that

the

satellite

time

signal

is

being

correctly

received.

The

correct

time

and

date

are

set

automatically.

Note

If

the

symbol

@

%*

blinks

irregularly,

try

to

improve

the

©

reception

of

the.

radio

controlléd-time

signal

by

moving

-.

switch

M

(1-2).

.

When

the

time

signal

is

being

received

and

the

time

and

date

have

set

themselves

automatically

(after

max.

3

minutes),

the

symbol

@

**

stops

blinking

and

remains

lit.

IMPORTANT

NOTE

.

Cees?

andes

bss

If

the

time

signal

can

not

be

received

in

your

area,

you

will

have

to

set

the

time

and

date

manually,

otherwise

the

appliance

will

not

12

Instructions

for

use

for

the

clock

radio

RG

418

Time

Press

the

SET

key

MH

©.

The

hour

digits

in

the

time

display

@

begin

to

blink.

1.

Adjust

the

hour

with

key

HA

and

v.

2.

Press

the

SET

key

@

©

once

again

to

confirm

the

hour

which

you

have

entered.

Now

the

minute

digits

in

the

time

display

begin

to

blink.

Adjust

the

minutes

just

as

you

adjusted

the

hour:

GB

|

1.

Set

the

minute

(with

key

1

~

and

v)

2.

Confirm

your

entry

(press

SET

key

H

©

briefly)

Note

The

SET

key

©

has

no

function

when

the

radio

controlled

time

signal

is

being

received

(symbol

@

“I*).

Date

Now

the

year

display

@

is

blinking

(if

not

press

the

DATE

key

Mil

for

2

seconds).

1.

Enter

the

year

(with

key

1

A

and

v).

2.

Press

the

DATE

key

@

to

confirm

the

year.

Enter

the

month

in

the

same

way.

1.

Adjust

the

month

(with

key

J

~

and

Vv)

2.

Confirm

your

entry

(Press

DATE

key

Ml

briefly)

Now

enter

the

day:

1.

Adjust

the

day

(with

key

@

4

and

v)

2.

Confirm

your

entry

(Press

DATE

key

@

briefly)

After

10

seconds

the

correct

time

will

be

displayed

-

the

settings

are

complete.

Note

If

this

does

not

function

as

described

above,

press

the

RESET

key

(e.g.

with

a

pen

nib)

and

begin

the

adjustments

from

the

beginning

again.

13

Instructions

for

use

for

the

clock

radio

RG

418

Correcting

the

time

and

date

If

you

wish

to

change

the

time

or

date

after

having

set

them,

press

key

4

©

for

at

least

2

seconds.

The

hour

digits

in

the

time

display

begin

to

blink

and

you

can

begin

with

the

adjustment

as

described

above.

You

can

turn

the

radio

on

with

the

key

0

©

Tune

into

your

desired

station

1.

Manual

station

selection

with

the

keys

I

“~

and

\

you

can

tune

into

the

frequency

of

your

desired

station

(in

0.05

MHz

steps).

1.

Automatic

station

selection

press

and

hold

key

I

“

or

~

for

at

least

1

second.

The

appliance

searches

for

the

next

station

in

the

applicable

direction.

Automatic

station-memory

programming

(ATS)

When

using

the

appliance

for

the

first

time

(see

above),

the

ATS

function

starts

automatically

and

saves

the

12

strongest

stations

in

the

memory

slots

1-12.

If

you

wish

to

repeat

this

process,

turn

the

radio

on

and

press

and

hold

keys

7

“~

and

~

for

2

seconds.

Saving

the

stations

individually

Tune

into

the

the

station

which

you

wish

to

save.

The

station

you

have

selected

can

be

stored

in

one

of

the

12

memory

slots

and

be

call

up

later:

press

the

MEMO

key

ii

(”“M”

blinks)

and

select

a

memory

slot

with

keys

BA.

Level

P1

=

slots

1-6

Level

P2

=

slots

7-12

The

station

is

now

saved.

Note

When

you

save

a

new

station

in

a

slot,

the

station

previously

in

—

that

slot

is

automatically

erased.

.

14

instructions

for

use

for

the

clock

radio

RG

418

Calling

up

the

station

memories

Stored

stations

can

be

called

up

directly:

Using

the

keys

BM,

select

the

memory

slot

in

which

the

desired

sta-

tion

is

stored.

Level

P1

=

slots

1-6

Level

P2

=

slots

7-12

Note

If

this

does

not

function

as

described

above,

press

the

RESET

key

3

(e.g.

with

a

pen

nib)

and

begin

the

adjustments

from

the

beginning

again.

The

volume

can

be

adjusted

with

the

VOLUME

dial

d

—=.

This

clock

radio

is

equipped

with

two

alarms

which

function

fully

independently

of

eachother.

Both

can

be

set

to

work

either

with

a

beep

tone

(Humane

Wake

System

/

HWS),

or

with

the

radio

(radio

alarm).

Alarm

1

Press

the

alarm

key

&

©1

for

at

least

2

seconds.

Either

@

and

©

or

HWS

blink

in

the

display.

Radio

or

beep

tone

(HWS)

Note:

The

radio

alarm

uses

the

station

and

volume

which

were

last

set.

.

Therefore,

make

sure

you

set

the

correct

volume

you

wish

to

be

woken

with

before

you

turn

the

radio

off

in

the

evening.

1.

Using

key

A

and

v,

select

the

alarm

mode

which

you

wish

to

be

woken

up

with:

either

radio

©

or

beeper

(HWS).

Press

the

alarm

key

&

©1

once

again

to

confirm

your

choice.

The

hour

digits

in

the

alarm

display

©

begin

to

blink.

Alarm

time

2.

Using

key

®@

“

and

\,

set

the

hour

at

which

you

wish

to

be

woken

up.

15

Instructions

for

use

for

the

clock radio

RG

418

Press

the

alarm

key

&

81

once

again

to

confirm

the

time

you

have

chosen.

Now

the

minute

digits

in

the

alarm

display

@

begin

to

blink.

3.

Using

key

J

“

and

v,

set

the

minutes

after

the

hour

which

you

wish

to

be

woken

up

at.

Press

the

alarm

key

&

81

once

again

to

confirm

the

minutes

which

you

have

entered.

Now

the

days

of

the

week

are

blinking

@.

4.

Using

key

i,

select

the

days

of

the

week

on

which

you

wish

to

be

woken

up

by

the

alarm

at

this

time.

Activating

the

alarm

5.

Finally,

press

the

alarm

key

&

©1

once

again

to

confirm

what

you

have

entered

and

to

activate

the

alarm

The

display

®

lights

up.

Note

lf

this

does

not

function

as

described

above,

press

the

RESET

key

i

(e.g.

with

a

pen

nib)

and

begin

the

adjustments

from

the

beginning

again.

Deactivating

the

alarm

If

you

do

not

wish

to

be

woken

up

at

the

alarm

time

you

have

set,

you

can

deactivate

the

alarm

function.

Simply

press

the

alarm

key

&

©1

once

again.

The

display

®

disap-

pears.

Alarm

2

You

can

set

alarm

2

in

the

same

way

as

you

set

alarm

1.

(Press

the

alarm

key

@

©

2

instead

of

the

alarm

key

&

81)

Interrupting

the

alarm

signal

(interval

alarm

SNOOZE)

To

interrupt

the

alarm

signal

(radio

or

beep

tone/HWS),

press

the

SNOOZE

key

Wi.

The

alarm

stops

and

begins

again

in

5

minutes

(interval

alarm).

Stopping

the

alarm

signal

To

stop

the

alarm

signal

totally,

press

key

©.

16

Instructions

for

use

for

the

clock

radio

RG

418

With

key

@

you

can

select

the

period

for

the

short-term

alarm

in

5

minute

steps

from

05-90.

The

short-term

alarm

starts

when

you

release

the

key.

The

alarm

signal

sounds

after

the

period

of

time

which

you

have

set.

If

you

wish

to

turn

off

the

alarm

before

the

time

is

up,

simply

adjust

the

number

of

minutes

to

00

(with

key

@).

To

turn

off

the

alarm

signal,

press

key

©.

aw

Hla

With

key

8

you

select

the

duration

for

which

the

radio

plays

before

switching

off

automatically,

in

10

minute

steps

from

90-10.

The

automatic

sleep-control

begings

when

you

release

the

key.

After

the

number

of

minutes

which

were

displayed

at

the

start,

the

radio

turns

itself

off

automatically.

If

you

wish

to

turn

the

radio

off

beforehand,

press

key

©.

Note:

.

If

you

are

using

the

short-term

alarm

and

the

automatic

sleep-

control

at

the

same

time,

only

the

automatic

sleep-control

will

be

displayed.

If

you

want

to

listen

to

radio

station

A

in

the

evening

but

wish

to

be

woken

by

station

B

in

the

morning:

1.

Call

up

the

alarm

while

listening

to

station

A

(@

©

1/2).

2.

Tune

into

station

B

and

set

the

alarm

as

described.

3.

When

the

alarm

is

activated,

the

radio

switches

back

to

station

A.

Power

supply

220-230

Volt

/

50-60

Hz

Performance

500

mW

max.

Reception

range

FM

87.5

-

108.0

MHz

Loudspeakers

8

Ohm

HWS

Humane

Wake

System

(alarm

signal

becomes

gradually

louder)

17

Radio-réveil

RG

418,

mode

d’emploi

Radio

FM

avec

sytéme

de

synthonisation

automatique

(ATS)

12

emplacements-mémoires

Horloge

numérique

avec

affichage

de

la

date

"indication

de

la

date

et

de

I’heure

est

tous

les

jours

comparée

a

celle

de

I’horloge

étalon

et

corrigée

si

nécessaire

Minuterie

réglable

par

intervalles

de

5

minutes

de

5

4

90

minutes

Temporisateur

réglable

par

intervalles

de

10

minutes

de

10

a

90

minutes

Sonnerie-réveil

humanisée

(Humane

Wake

System)

le

signal

sonore

est

d’abord

faible

pour

devenir

de

plus

en

plus

fort

(si

vous

ne

I’arrétez

pas)

Réveil

par

radio

a

la

place

de

la

sonnerie

humanisée,

c’est

la

radio

qui

vous

réveille

avec

la

station

de

votre

choix

Deux

fonctions

de

réveil

indépendantes

afin

d’éviter

de

vous

rendormir

aprés

le

réveil

par

radio,

il

vous

suffit

de

régler

le

deuxiéme

réveil

par

sonnerie

humanisée

dix

minutes

plus

tard

Eléments

de

commande

VOLUME

—

M

Réglage

du

volume

de

la

radio

1-12

Sélection

des

émetteurs

mémorisés

4

HH

Temporisateur

a

@

=

Minuterie

62

He

Heure

de

réveil

2

61

&

Heure

de

réveil

1

o

Mise

en

marche/arrét

de

la

radio

Arrét

du

réveil

&

Affichage

LCD

pour

les

fonctions

radio,

réveil

et

hor-

loge

P1+P2

—

Commutation

entre

les

zones

de

mémorisation

1

(emplacements

1

a

6)

et

2

(emplacements

de

7

a

12).

SNOOZE

WI

Réveil

4

répétition

18