Oregon Scientific RM888PA User manual

TRAVEL RADIO-CONTROLLED

PROJECTION CLOCK

MODEL: RM888PA

USER'S MANUAL

SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on your purchasing the RM888PA RF Travel

Projection Clock.

The Travel Clock has a sli , co pact design i.e. ideal for travel.

The RM888PA is designed to auto atically synchronize its current

ti e and date when brought within range with the U.S.Ato ic

Clock.

The Travel Clock has features such as ti e with alar on/off status

projection, ultilingual day-of-the-week display, back-light, dual

clock displays (analog and digital), user-selectable default clock

display and 8- inute snooze function.

C FDE

DC 7.5V

DISPLAY

A. DIGITAL CLOCK DISPLAY

1. Digital clock display

2. Alar -on indicator

B. ANALOG CLOCK DISPLAY

1. Analog clock display

2. Radio-reception icon

3. Alar -on indicator

CONTROL BUTTONS

C. [MODE] BUTTON

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

setting ode

D. [ALARM] BUTTON

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

enter the setting ode

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. .5 V DC JACK (with rubber-cover attached)

For AC power adapter installation

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

In order to operate this unit slide the [LOCK] to the left. This will

unlock the key-operation and expose the projection lens.

DC 7.5V

POWER

This unit can be either operated by batteries or AC power or with

both AC power and batteries.

DC 7.5V

Battery Installation:

1. Re ove the battery co part ent door.

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

3. Press RESET.

4. Replace the battery co part ent 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 equipped with a short-ter power back-up feature. It

can still operate for a short period of ti e even after it has been

disconnected fro the power supply. Therefore, all settings can be

saved during battery replace ent. During this period, the analog

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

connect it with AC power adapter .

Note: Under nor al circu stances, the batteries are good for 1

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

use of the projector or snooze function.

If not disposed of properly batteries can be har ful. Pro-

tect the environ ent by taking the exhausted batteries

to authorized disposal stations.

HOW TO ACTIVATE THE BACK-LIGHT

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

unlock lock

HOW TO USE THE PROJECTION

At night-ti e the projection akes it easy to read the ti e and the

alar on/off status.

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

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

The current ti e in digital for at (as shown in the analog clock

display) will be projected onto the surface that the lens is fac-

ing. The alar -on Indicator [ ] will also be projected if the

Alar is activated.

3. Adjust the projected i age using the [FOCUS] knob.

For continuous projection, you can also acquire an optional

universal power adapter fro an authorized dealer. When the power

adapter is connected to the unit, the clock projection will be acti-

vated. To keep the clock projection activated press and hold

[SNOOZE/ ] for 2 seconds. To deactivate the feature, press and

hold the snooze button for 2 seconds again or si ply re ove the

power adapter.

DC 7.5V

Note: Re e ber 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 in order to protect the lens and lock the keys.

SECTION 2

THE CALENDAR CLOCK

DEFAULT ANALOG CLOCK DISPLAY

You can select the local ti e or ho e ti e the radio-controlled

ti e as the default analog clock display by using [SWAP] switch

hidden inside the battery co part ent.When the local ti e is

selected or shown, the icon will be displayed.

DIGITAL DISPLAY MODES

Press [MODE] to display the following in sequence:

• Radio-Controlled Clock Ti e (sa e as the default analog clock

display) or Local Ti e.

• Day of the week

• Calendar (Month: Day or Day: Month for at)

• 2nd ti e-zone (Local or ho e ti e)

Fig.1

Exa ple of Digital and Analog Display: (Fig.1)

Ho e-ti e

(Radio-controlled ti e)

- 12:55p (12:55)

Local-ti e

- 5:55p (17:55)

(hour offset = +5 hours)

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

alar ti e will appear in both the analog and the digital displays.

Exa ple:

ABOUT RADIO RECEPTION

The RM888PA will auto atically synchronize current ti e and

date with the signal broadcast by the US Ato ic Clock when the

product is in reception range of the signal. When the unit is new

and just out of the box, synchronization with the U.S. ato ic clock

can take upto 72 hours. The unit will receive the ost dependable

and interference free signal auto atically between Midnight and 4

AM.

When the unit is within range of radio signals, its radio-control

echanis will override all anual settings unless the signal re-

ception is anually deactivated.

When it is receiving radio signal, the radio-reception icon [ ]

(strong signal) or [ ] (weak signal) will start to blink. A co -

plete reception generally takes about 2 to 10 inutes, depending

on the strength of the radio signal. After that, the periodical scan-

ning will take only a few seconds.

When the reception is co plete, the radio-reception icon will stop

blinking and the radio-controlled ti e will be displayed accord-

ingly.

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 fro

etal objects and electrical appliances to ini ize interference.

HOW TO ENABLE OR DISABLE

AUTO-RECEPTION

If you wish to disable radio signal auto-reception 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 radio signal reception.

HOW TO SET THE CALENDAR CLOCK

MANUALLY

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

2. Enter the U.S. ti e-zone (Pacific [ ], Mountain [ ], Cen-

tral [ ] or Eastern [ ]) using [▲]/[▼].

3. Press [MODE].

4. Enter the clock for at using [▲]/[▼]. You can select 12-hour or

24-hour display.

5. Press [MODE].

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

seconds to rapidly increase or decrease the value.

7. Press [MODE].

8. Enter the inutes using [▲]/[▼].

9. Press [MODE].

10. Set the 2nd ti e-zone off-set hour by entering the hour differ-

ence between the local ti e and ho e ti e. You can select be-

tween + 23 and - 23 hours.

11. Follow the sa e pattern to set the year, date for at ( onth-day

or day- onth), onth, day, and display language (English [E],

Ger an [D], French [F], Italian [I] or Spanish [S]) for day-of-

the-week.

EF DIS

Monday MON LUN MON LUN LUN

Tuesday TUE MAR DIE MAR MAR

Wednesday WED MER MIT MER MIE

Thursday THR JEU DON GIO JUE

Friday FRI VEN FRE VEN VIE

Saturday SAT SAM SAM SAB SAB

Sunday SUN DIM SON DOM DOM

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

ade during the process, the seconds will reset and start fro

zero.

The unit will also save all changes and return to nor al display

auto atically after the unit has been left idle for a inute or when

[ALARM] is pressed.

ABOUT THE ALARM

To set the alar ,

1. Press [ALARM] to enter the Alar ode.

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

3. Use [▲]/[▼] to enter the hours.

4. Press [ALARM].

5. Use [▲]/[▼] to enter the inutes.

6. Press [ALARM].

The alar will be auto atically activated. The icon will appear

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

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

the alar ti e is displayed.

HOW TO USE THE DAILY ALARM

The alar will go off for 2 inutes in a two-step crescendo pattern.

The alar -on indicators will flash, the back-light and the clock

projection will be activated for 5 seconds. To ute the alar , press

any key. Pressing [SNOOZE/ ] will activate the snooze function.

SNOOZE FUNCTION

When the snooze function is activated, the alar will be uted

te porarily and set off again after 8 inutes. 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 replace ent or when the unit is operating in an

unfavorable way or alfunctioning. Use a blunt stylus to hold down

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

PRECAUTIONS

This product is engineered to give you years of satisfactory

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

CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE

Should you require assistance regarding this product and its

operation, please contact our custo er care depart ent at 800-

853-8883 or via e ail at help [email protected] .

WARRANTY

This product is warranted to be free of anufacturing defects for a

period of 1 year fro date of retail purchase. Defective product

should be directed to the place of retail purchase for exchange.

Should this not be possible, contact our custo er care depart ent

for assistance and a return aterial authorization. No returns ay

be ade without a return authorization. Please retain your retail

receipt as you ay be asked to provide a copy of it for proof of

date purchased.

This warranty does not cover product subjected to abuse, isuse,

accidental da age or ta pering.

CAUTION

- The content of this anual is subject to change without

further notice.

- Due to printing li itation, the displays shown in this

anual ay differ fro the actual display.

- The contents of this anual ay not be reproduced without

the per ission of the anufacturer.

1. Do not i erse the unit in water.

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

ay scratch the plastic parts and corrode the electronic circuit.

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

te perature or hu idity, which ay result in alfunction,

shorter electronic life span, da aged battery and distorted parts.

4. Do not ta per with the unit's internal co ponents. Doing so

will invalidate the warranty on the unit and ay cause

unnecessary da age. The unit contains no user-serviceable parts.

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

not ix new and old batteries as the old ones ay leak.

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

unit.

SPECIFICATIONS

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

batteries

Power Adapter (Optional) : 7.5V DC

Weight : 2.75 oz.( 78g )

Di ensions ( ) : 3.94” x 2.36” x.79”

(100 x 60 x 20 )

Accessory : Leather pouch for carrying

Company Name: Oregon Scientific, Inc.

Address: 19861 SW 95th Place, Tualatin, Oregon 9 062, USA

Website address: www.oregonscientific.com

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