Grundig Sonoclock 660 PLL User manual

CLOCK RADIO

Sonoclock 660 PLL

ENGLISH

________________________________________________________

ON/OFF RDS/WEC

– P SNOOZE

&TUNING%

AUTO DIMMER

MEM/TIMEALARM 2ALARM 1

DIMMERDISPLAYSLEEP/NAP

P + C

RESET

ANTENNA

BATTERY

COLOUR

DISPLAY

ENGLISH

When deciding where to place

the device, please note that furni-

ture surfaces are covered by vari-

ous types of varnish and plastic,

most of which contain chemical

additives. These additives may

cause corrosion to the feet of the

unit and leave stains on the sur-

face of the furniture which could

be difficult or impossible to re-

move.

7 Do not use any cleaning agents

as they may damage the housing.

Clean the device with a clean, dry

cloth.

7 Never open the device casing.

No warranty claims are accepted

for damage caused by incorrect

handling.

The type plate is located on the

bottom of the device.

Note, prolonged lis-

tening at loud volumes

with the earphones

can damage your

hearing.

This device is designed for the

playback of audio signals. Any

other use is expressly prohibited.

The only way to completely dis-

connect the device from the mains

is to pull out the mains plug. Pull

out the plug of the mains cable if

you know that the device will not

be used for a long period of time.

Make sure the device is protected

from dripping or splashing water.

Do not place any vessels such as

vases on the device. These may

be knocked over and spill fluid

on the electrical components, thus

presenting a safety risk.

Do not place any naked flames

such as candles on the device.

Only use the device in a moderate

climate.

Ensure that the device is ad-

equately ventilated by placing it

at least 10 cm from any other ob-

ject. Do not cover the device with

newspapers, table cloths, curtains,

etc.

If malfunctions occur due to brief

mains overloads or static electric-

ity charges, reset the device. To

do this, pull out the power plug

and connect it again after a few

seconds.

SET-UP AND SAFETY __________________________

ENGLISH

COLOUR

Switches between eight different

colours for the display backlight.

DIMMER

Adjusts the brightness of the dis-

play to one of three levels, switch-

es off the backlight for the display.

Control dial for volume control.

TUNING %

For setting FM stations manually;

starts the automatic station search.

P +

Selects the next preset up.

Battery

Compartment for inserting two

back-up batteries compartment

(2 x 1.5 V LR 03/AM 4/AAA).

RESET

Resets the device.

Power cord.

ANTENNA

Wire antenna for FM reception.

SNOOZE

Interrupts the alarm function.

See the figure on page 3.

ON/OFF

Switches the radio to and from

standby mode.

ALARM1

Activates the setting for alarm

time 1.

RDS/WEC

Switches between different RDS

station information bulletins in

radio mode. Switches the alarm

standby off for the weekend and

on again.

ALARM2

Activates the setting for alarm

time 2.

SLEEP/NAP

Activates the setting for the sleep

timer;

activates the setting of the remind-

er timer.

MEM/TIME

Saves FM stations to presets;

activates the time setting.

DISPLAY

Switches the display between fre-

quency or station name and time

with week day.

OVERVIEW _______________________________________

ENGLISH

DISPLAY

Displays the current time, date, the

alarm times and FM station infor-

mation.

P –

Selects the next preset down.

AUTO DIMMER

Automatically adjusts the bright-

ness of the display to the bright-

ness of the surroundings.

Headphone jack for connecting

headphones or an earphone set

with a jack plug (ø 3.5 mm).

The speaker on the unit is switched

off.

OVERVIEW _______________________________________

ENGLISH

2 Observe the polarity marked on

the base of the battery compart-

ment when inserting the batteries

(2 x 1.5 V LR 03/AM 4/AAA).

3 Insert the lid again and push it to

the right until it latches in place.

Notes:

Do not expose the batteries to

extreme heat, caused for exam-

ple by direct sunlight, heaters or

fire.

Take out the back-up batteries

when you know that the device

will not be used for a long pe-

riod of time. The manufacturer

accepts no liability for damage

caused by leaking batteries.

Environmental note:

Batteries, including those which

contain no heavy metal, should

not be disposed of with house-

hold waste. Please dispose of

used batteries in an environ-

mentally sound manner. Find

out about the legal regulations

which apply in your area.

Mains operation

Check that the mains voltage on

the type plate (on the bottom of the

device) corresponds to your local

mains supply. If this is not the case,

contact your specialist dealer.

1 Plug the mains cable into the sockk-

et (230 V~, 50/60 Hz).

Caution:

The device is connected to the

mains with the power cord. Pull

out the power cord when you

want to completely disconnect

the device from the mains.

Unplug the mains plug to dis-

connect the device from the

mains. Make sure the power

plug is easily accessible during

operation and not hindered by

other objects.

Inserting back-up

batteries

During mains operation, the back-up

batteries ensure that stored settings

are not lost in the case of a power

failure or when the device is briefly

disconnected from the mains.

1 To open the battery compartment

cover on the back of the device,

press on the marked area, push

the cover forward and lift it up.

POWER SUPPLY ________________________________

ENGLISH

2 Activate the station search by

pressing »&

TUNING %« until

the frequency display changes

to rapid run-through forwards or

backwards.

– The search stops when a chan-

nel is found.

Manual station search

1 Press »&

TUNING %« briefly

several times to move the frequen-

cy up in steps.

– The frequency changes up or

down in 50 kHz steps.

Storing stations as presets

1 Press »&

TUNING %« to select

the station you want to store.

2 Press »MEM/TIME« to activate

the memory function.

– Display: the preset displays

»00« and »MEMORY« flash.

3 Press »P –« or »P +« to select the

desired preset.

Note:

If stations are already stored on

the presets, they are overwritten

when new stations are stored.

4 To store the station press

»MEM/TIME« again.

– Display: »MEMORY« and, for

example, »2«.

5 To store more stations, repeat

steps 1 to 4.

First installation

When the device is connected to the

mains for the first, time, an automatic

station search starts. Stations are

automatically saved to the presets.

At the end of the search a demo

program starts. To end the demo

program, press »ON/OFF«. The sta-

tion saved on preset position 1 can

be heard.

If the device receives a station that

transmits an RDS time signal, the time

and the week day are set automati-

cally, (RDS time synchronisation).

This process may last a few minutes.

If the device could not execute the

automatic station search as well as

the automatic time/week day setting

due to poor reception conditions, for

example, you have to make the set-

tings manually or select a different

station.

Tuning and storing

stations

A maximum of 20 stations can be

stored on the presets.

Automatic station search

1 Press »ON/OFF« to switch on the

device from standby mode.

– Display: the frequency band

and frequency, or station name.

SETTINGS _________________________________________

ENGLISH

Deactivating and activating

RDS time synchronisation

1 Press »ON/OFF« to switch the

device to standby.

2 Deactivate RDS time synchronisa-

tion by pressing »MEM/TIME«

briefly.

– Display: »CT OFF«.

3 Activate RDS time synchronisa-

tion by pressing »MEM/TIME«

briefly.

– Display: »CT ON«.

– If an RDS time signal can be

received, the time and the day

of the week are updated after

switching on the device.

Setting the alarm times

You can select two different alarm

times. You can choose whether you

want to be woken by the radio or by

an alarm tone.

1 Activate the setting by pressing

»ALARM 1« or »ALARM 2«

and holding down.

– Display: the last alarm time set,

the hours flash.

2 Set the hours with »&

TUNING %«

and confirm with »ALARM 1« or

»ALARM 2«.

– Display: the minutes flash.

Note:

If the device is disconnected

from the mains, all saved sta-

tions will be deleted unless you

have inserted back-up batteries.

Time settings

Setting the clock time

1 Switch the device to standby with

»ON/OFF«.

2 Press and hold »MEM/TIME« un-

til the hours flash in the display.

3 Press »&

TUNING %« to set the

hours and press »MEM/TIME« to

confirm.

– Display: the minutes flash.

4 Press »&

TUNING %« to set the

minutes and press »MEM/TIME«

to confirm.

– Display: the current time.

Setting the week day

1 Switch the device to standby

mode with »ON/OFF«.

2 Press »SNOOZE« and hold it

down.

3 Set the day of the week with

»&

TUNING %« and press

»SNOOZE« to confirm.

– Display: the current day.

SETTINGS _________________________________________

ENGLISH

Resetting the device

If malfunctions occur due to brief

mains overloads or static electricity

charges, reset the device. Any stored

settings are retained.

1 When the device is switched on,

press »RESET« on the base of the

device, for example, using a pa-

per clip.

Note:

If you wish to delete the stored

settings, pull out the mains plug

and remove the back-up bat-

teries. If you connect the mains

cable again after a short time,

all stored setting will have been

deleted.

3 Set the minutes with

»&

TUNING %« and confirm

with »ALARM 1« or »ALARM 2«.

Setting the brightness

of the backlight display

1 Repeatedly press »DIMMER«

to change the brightness of the

display (3 levels) or switch of the

backlight.

Note:

In addition to this function, the

”AUTO DIMMER” ensures that

the brightness of the display is

adjusted to suit the brightness of

the surroundings.

Setting the colour of

the display backlight

1 Select the backlight colour

(8 colours) by repeatedly press-

ing »COLOUR«.

SETTINGS _________________________________________

ENGLISH

Selecting preset radio

stations

1 Select the radio station with »P –«

or »P +«.

Switching the display

1 In radio mode, switch the display

between the time/day and

frequency or station name with

»DISPLAY«.

RDS information

RDS (Radio Data System) is an infor-

mation system which is transmitted

additionally by most FM stations.

If the device receives an RDS station,

the station name appears briefly

in the display, for example »FAN-

TASY«, and »f« is displayed

constantly.

Note:

It may take some time before

all the RDS information is avail-

able.

Searching for RDS stations

1 Search for the desired RDS sta-

tion by pressing »P –« or »P +«

repeatedly until »f« ap-

pears in the display and an RDS

station is received.

General information

Switching on and off

1 Switch on the device from standby

mode with »ON/OFF«.

2 Switch on the device to standby

mode with »ON/OFF«.

Adjusting the volume

1 Set the desired volume with »C«

(right side of the device)

Listening with headphones

or earphones

1 Insert the headphone or earphone

plug (ø 3.5 mm, stereo) into the

»0« jack on the left of the de-

vice.

– The loudspeaker of the device is

switched off.

Caution:

Excessive sound pressure from

the earphones or headphones

can cause hearing loss.

Radio mode

For the best FM (UHF) reception it is

sufficient to align the wire antenna

accordingly.

Switching on

1 Switch on the device from standby

mode with »ON/OFF«.

RADIO MODE ___________________________________

Other manuals for Sonoclock 660 PLL

Table of contents

Other Grundig Clock Radio manuals

Grundig

Grundig SCN 340 User manual

Grundig

Grundig CCD 5690 SPCD User manual

Grundig

Grundig Sonoclock 740 User manual

Grundig

Grundig KSC 35 User manual

Grundig

Grundig Sonoclock 54 SC 5304 DCF User manual

Grundig

Grundig SONOCLOCK SC 910 User manual

Grundig

Grundig Sonoclock 55 SC 5305 User manual

Grundig

Grundig SC 990 User manual

Grundig

Grundig Sonoclock 3000 User manual

Grundig

Grundig Sonoclock 790 DCF User manual

Grundig

Grundig CCD 5600 SPCD User manual

Grundig

Grundig SCN 120 User manual

Grundig

Grundig YB-P 2000 User manual

Grundig

Grundig Sonoclock 11 User manual

Grundig

Grundig SC 990 iP User manual

Grundig

Grundig SONOCLOCK 930 IP User manual

Grundig

Grundig SC- 660 PLL User manual

Grundig

Grundig Sonoclock 53 SC 5303 DCF User manual

Grundig

Grundig Sonoclock 395 Q User manual

Grundig

Grundig Sonoclock 680 User manual

Grundig

Grundig Sonoclock 760 DCF User manual

Grundig

Grundig Sonoclock 54 User manual

Grundig

Grundig SONOCLOCK 620 User manual

Grundig

Grundig Sonoclock 420 User manual

Popular Clock Radio manuals by other brands

Denver

Denver CRQ-105 quick start guide

Audiovox

Audiovox CE90 Operation instructions

Sony

Sony Dream Machine ICF-C763L operating instructions

Sanyo

Sanyo DMP-P6 instruction manual

RCA

RCA RPC100 user manual

Yamaha

Yamaha ISX-80 owner's manual

Pyle

Pyle PLMR20W user manual

Blaupunkt

Blaupunkt CR7BK user manual

Philips

Philips AJ3180 Specifications

HoMedics

HoMedics SS-5500-2EU instruction manual

RCA

RCA RC66i user manual

Versaudio

Versaudio Vers user manual

SOUNDMASTER

SOUNDMASTER UR8100 instruction manual

Audiovox

Audiovox CE90 operating instructions

Jensen Audio

Jensen Audio JCR-222 - AM/FM Projection Alarm Clock Radio instruction manual

Roberts

Roberts ChronoDAB user manual

AEG

AEG MRC 4132 BT instruction manual

Tokai

Tokai TC-155 user manual