Oregon Scientific RM888P User manual

TRAVEL RADIO-CONTROLLED

PROJECTION CLOCK

MODEL: RM888P / RM888PU

USER'S MANUAL

SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on your purchasing the RM888P/RM888PU RF

Travel Projection Clock.

TheTravelClock is acompact, easy-to-handledevice.TheRM888P

--- the Central Europe model --- is designed to automatically

synchronize its current time and date when brought within an

approximate 1500km radius of the radio signal generated from

Frankfurt, Germany (DCF77). The RM888PU --- the UK model -

-- will do the same when brought within range with MSF in the

United Kingdom.

The Travel Clock also comes with favorable features such as time

and alarm on/off status projection, multilingual day-of-the-week

display, back-light, dual clock displays (analog and digital),

user-selectabledefault clockdisplay and8-minute snoozefunction.

C FDE

DISPLAY

A. DIGITAL CLOCK DISPLAY

1. Digital clock display

2. Alarm-on indicator

B. ANALOG CLOCK DISPLAY

1. Analog clock display

2. Radio-reception icon

3. Alarm-on indicator

CONTROL BUTTONS

C. [MODE] BUTTON

Press to change the display mode or press and hold to enter the

setting mode

D. [ALARM] BUTTON

Press to select the daily alarm function or press and hold to

enter the setting mode

E. [▲] AND [▼] BUTTONS

Change the value of a setting

F. [SNOOZE/ ] BUTTON

Press to activate the snooze function or turn on the back-light

and projection

G. [RESET] BUTTON

Press to return all settings to default values

H. CLOCK DISPLAY [SWAP] BUTTON

Press to change the default display of the clock

I. [LOCK] SLIDE SWITCH

Locks the key-operation and protects the projection lens while

travelling

J. [FOCUS] KNOB

Adjusts the focus of projection

K. 3 V DC JACK (with rubber-cover attached)

ForAC power adapter installation

BEFOREYOU BEGIN

Unlock the key-operation and expose the projection lens by sliding

the [LOCK] to the left in order to operate this unit.

POWER

This unit can be operated by batteries orAC power alone as well as

both together.

Battery Installation:

1. Remove the battery compartment door.

2. Insert two AAA-sized (UM-4) 1.5V batteries as shown.

3. Press RESET.

4. Replace the battery compartment door.

When the battery power level is low, the analog clock display will

start to blink. Replace the batteries or connect it with AC power

adapter and press RESET.

This unit is also equipped with a short-term power back-up feature

--- it can remain to operate for a short period of time after it has

been disconnected with power supply so that all previous settings

can be saved during battery replacement. During that period, the

analog clock display will also blink. In this case, replace the

batteries or connect it with AC power adapter accordingly .

Note: Under normal circumstances, the batteries are good for 1

year. However, the battery life can be reduced vastly by frequent

use of the projector or snooze function.

If not disposed of properly batteries can be harmful.

Protect the environment by taking exhausted batteries to

authorized disposal stations.

HOWTOACTIVATE THE BACK-LIGHT

Press [SNOOZE/ ]to turn on the back-light for 5 seconds.

unlock lock

HOW TO USE THE PROJECTION

The projection makes it easier for you to read the time and the

alarm on/off status at night. To use the feature,

1. Slide the [LOCK] slide switch to expose the projection lens.

2. Press [SNOOZE/ ]to turn on the projection for 5 seconds.

The current time in digital format (as shown in the analog clock

display) will be projected onto the surface which the lens is

facing. The alarm-on Indicator [ ] will also be projected if

the Alarm is being activated.

3. Adjust the projected image using the [FOCUS] knob.

For continuous projection, you can also acquire an optional

universal power adapter (model no.:AD888P/AD888PU) from an

authorized dealer. When the power adapter is connected to the unit,

the clock projection will be activated and remain so by pressing

and holding [SNOOZE/ ]for 2 seconds. To deactivate the

feature, press and hold the button for 2 seconds again or simply

remove the power adapter.

Note: Remember to leave the projection lens uncovered when the

continuous projection function is being activated.

When you are not using the clock projection feature, slide the

[LOCK] switch close to protect the lens and lock the keys.

SECTION 2

THE CALENDAR CLOCK

DEFAULTANALOG CLOCK DISPLAY

You can select the local time or home time (the radio-controlled

time) as the default analog clock display by using [SWAP] hidden

inside the battery compartment. When the local time is selected or

shown, the icon will be displayed.

DIGITAL DISPLAY MODES

Press [MODE] to display the following in sequence:

• Radio-ControlledClock Time (sameas thedefault analogclock

display)

• Day of the week

• Calendar (Month: Day or Day: Month format)

• 2nd time-zone (Local or home time)

Fig.1

Example of Digital and Analog Display: (Fig.1)

Home-time

(Radio-controlled time)

- 12:55pm (12:55)

Local-time

- 5:55pm (17:55)

(hour offset = +5 hours)

To display the alarm clock and details, press [ALARM].The daily

alarm time for the default clock will appear in analog display while

the respective alarm time (differed by the preset off-set hour) of

the other clock will appear in the digital display.

Example:

- Hour offset = +5 hours

- Alarm will goes off at 1:00pm (13:00)

ABOUT RADIO RECEPTION

When the unit is within range of its respective radio signals, its

radio-control mechanism will override all manual settings unless

the signal reception is manually deactivated.

Afterbattery installation, the unit will start tosearch forradio signal

automatically. Whenit isreceiving radiosignal, theradio-reception

icon [ ] (strong signal) or [ ] (weak signal) will start to blink.

A complete reception generally takes about 2 to 10 minutes,

depending on the strength of the radio signal. After that, the

periodical scanning will only take a few seconds.

When the reception is complete, the radio-reception icon will stop

blinking and the received radio-controlled time will be displayed

accordingly.

Icon [•] will be displayed if such reception is not successful. To

enforce such reception again, press and hold [▲] for 2 seconds.

For better reception of radio signals, place the clock away from

metal objects and electrical appliances to minimize interference.

HOWTO ENABLE OR DISABLE

AUTO-RECEPTION

If you wish to disable the auto-reception of radio signal feature

while the unit is within range, press and hold [▼] button for 2

seconds. The radio-reception icon on the analog clock display will

disappear and the unit will NOT respond to radio signals.

To enable the feature again, press and hold [▲] for 2 seconds. The

radio-reception icon will be shown again and the analog clock

display will start blinking to initiate reception automatically.

HOWTO SETTHE CALENDAR

CLOCKMANUALLY

1. Press and hold [MODE] for 2 seconds.

2. Enter the clock format using [▲]/[▼].You can select 12-hour

or 24-hour display.

3. Press [MODE].

4. Enter the hours using [▲]/[▼]. Hold down either button for 2

seconds to rapidly increase or decrease the value.

5. Press [MODE].

6. Enter the minutes using [▲]/[▼].

7. Press [MODE].

8. Set the 2nd time-zone off-set hour by entering the hour

differencebetweenthe localtime and home time.Youcan select

between + 9 and - 9 hours.

9. Follow the same pattern to set the year, date format

(month-day or day-month), month, day, and display language

(English [E], German [D], French [F], Italian [I] or Spanish

[S]) for day-of-the-week.

EF DIS

Monday MON MON LUN LUN LUN

Tuesday TUE DIE MAR MAR MAR

Wednesday WED MIT MER MER MIE

Thursday THR DON JEU GIO JUE

Friday FRI FRE VEN VEN VIE

Saturday SAT SAM SAM SAB SAB

Sunday SUN SON DIM DOM DOM

10. Press [MODE] to save the changes and exit. If changes are

made during the process, the seconds will reset and start from

zero.

The unit will also save all changes and return to normal display

automatically after the unit has been left idle for a minute or when

[ALARM] is pressed.

ABOUT THE ALARM

To set the alarm,

1. Press [ALARM] to enter the Alarm mode.

2. Press and hold [ALARM] for 2 seconds.

3. Use [▲]/[▼]to enter the hours.

4. Press [ALARM].

5. Use [▲]/[▼]to enter the minutes.

6. Press [ALARM].

The alarm will be automatically activated.The icon will appear

on the digital display and the Alarm-on icon will be displayed on

the analog display. To deactivate the alarm, press [▲]/[▼]when

the alarm time is displayed.

HOW TO USE THE DAILYALARM

An alarm will go off for 2 minutes in two-step crescendo patterns

if undisturbed. The alarm-on indicators will flash, the back-light

and the clock projection will be activated for 5 seconds. To mute

the alarm, press any key. Pressing [SNOOZE/ ]will activate

the snooze function.

SNOOZE FUNCTION

When the snooze function is activated, the alarm will be muted

temporarily and set off again after 8 minutes.To disable the snooze

function, press [ALARM].

SECTION 3

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

THE RESET BUTTON

The [RESET]button is used to enhance synchronization of signals

after battery replacement or when the unit is operating in an

unfavorableway ormalfunctioning. Usea bluntstylus tohold down

the button. All settings will return to their default values.

NOTE ON COMPLIANCE

Warming: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly

approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the

user’s authority to operate the equipment.

R&TTE Compliance Note

This device complies with the essential requirements of Article 3

of the R&TTE 1999/5/EC Directive, if used for its intended use

and that the following standard(s) has been applied:

Electromagnetic compatibility (Article 3.1.b of the R&TTE

Directive)

Applied standards ETS 300 683 : 1997

Efficient use of the radio frequency spectrum (Article 3.2 of the

R&TTE Directive)

Applied standards EN300 220 –1 : 1997

INTENDED USE OFTHE DEVICE

CAUTION

- The content of this manual is subject to change

without further notice.

- Due to printing limitation, the displays shown in this

manual may differ from the actual display.

- The contents of this manual may not be reproduced

without the permission of the manufacturer.

PRECAUTIONS

This product is engineered to give you years of satisfactory

service if you handle it carefully. Here are a few precautions:

1. Do not immerse the unit in water.

2. Do not clean the unit with abrasive or corrosive materials. They

may scratch the plastic parts and corrode the electronic circuit.

3. Do not subject the unit to excessive force, shock, dust,

temperature or humidity, which may result in malfunction,

shorter electronic life span, damaged battery and distorted parts.

4. Do not tamper with the unit's internal components. Doing so

will invalidate the warranty on the unit and may cause

unnecessarydamage.The unit containsno user-serviceableparts.

5. Only use fresh batteries as specified in the user's manual. Do

not mix new and old batteries as the old ones may leak.

6. Always read the user's manual thoroughly before operating the

unit.

SPECIFICATIONS

Power : 2 pcs of UM-4 or AAA-size 1.5V

batteries

Power Adapter (Optional) : 3 V DC

Weight : 78g

Dimensions (mm) : 100 x 60 x 20 mm

Accessory : Leather pouch for carrying

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