Philips AJ3600/79 User manual

Clock Radio AJ 3600

User manual

REPEAT ALARM

BRIGHTNESS CONTROL

AJ3600 PROJECTION CLOCK RADIO

ALARMRESET/SLEEP

RADIO ON/OFF BAND

AL1 AL 2

PRESET

OFF

AL AL

VOLUME

TUNING

DC 7.5V

123

PRESET

OFF

AL AL

RADIO FM

ON ON

AL AL

PRESET

ON ON

AL AL

SLEEP RADIO MW

English

SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES

–1 X certified AC 7.5V adapter

TOP AND FRONT PANEL

(See 1)

1RADIO ON/OFF

–switches the radio on/off; displays radio frequency

–switches off sleep timer

2BAND

–

select FM/ MW waveband

3ALARM RESET / SLEEP

–stops active alarm for 24 hours

–activates the radio for sleep function

–

displays/adjusts/switches off sleep timer

REPEAT

ALARM /

BRIGHTNESS CONTROL

–switches off the alarm for a 9 minute period

–changes the brightness of the display illumination

–stops SLEEP function

5DISPLAY

–

shows clock/alarm times and status of the set

6AL 1 (

)

–

switches on/off ALAM 1 radio mode

–displays

ALAM 1

time

7AL 2 (

)

–

switches on/off ALAM 2 buzzer mode

–displays

ALAM 2

time

Battery compartment –for 4 batteries, type R6, UM3, AA

RESET –press if the set / display does not react to operation of any button

BACK PANEL

(See 2)

1TUNING +/-

–

tunes to radio stations

2VOLUME

–

adjusts the sound level

3DC 7.5V

–

socket for AC/DC 7.5V adapter

Pigtail –improves FM reception

LEFT & RIGHT PANEL (See

1Projection lens

2REVERSE PROJECTION

–

turns time/hour digits upside down(AC-powered only)

3PROJECTION ON/OFF

–

switches the projection on/off

ROTATE PROJECTION –

adjusts projection slightly to a different angle

5SET ALARM 1 / PRESET 1

–

sets ALARM 1

time

–stores, recalls and shows station 1

6SET ALARM 2 / PRESET 2

–

sets ALARM 2

time

–stores, recalls and shows station 2

7MINUTE + / PRESET 3

–

adjusts the minutes for clock and alarm times

–stores, recalls and shows station 3

8SET TIME / PRESET 4

–sets the clock time

–stores, recalls and shows station 4

9HOUR + / PRESET 5

–adjusts the hours for the clock and alarm times

–stores, recalls and shows station 5

POWER SUPPLY

Batteries (not included)

Open battery door and insert four batteries (preferably PHILIPS POWER LIFE or

alkaline), type R6, UM3 or AA as indicated in the compartment.

Remove the batteries from the set if they are exhausted or not be used for a

long time.

•

When you replace batteries, the preset stations, alarm and clock time set-

tings can be stored for up to 3 minutes. (see 'Self-Powered Back-Up').

Batteries contain chemical substances, so they should be disposed of

properly.

Mains adapter

Connect the mains adapter to the set's DC 7.5V socket and to the power

socket.

™

indicates the set is now adapter operated.

•

Make sure your adapter is properly connected to save battery energy!

Always disconnect the mains adapter if you are not using the set.

™

indicator goes out.

Helpful hints: To avoid damage to the set, use only the adapter supplied!

The type plate is located on the bottom of the set inside the battery com-

partment.

SELF-POWERED BACK-UP

The self-powered back-up conveniently allows your preset stations, alarm and clock

time settings to be stored for up to 3 minutes when there is a power interruption e.g.

AC power failure or when changing batteries.The complete clock radio and backlight

illumination will be switched off.

If power supply returns after 3 minutes and the display shows:

• clock time blinking - indicates you need to re-adjust the clock time.

BATTERY LOW MODE

indicates batteries low. Replace with fresh batteries to ensure all the features

on your set will function properly.

BASIC FEATURES

Reset

Should your set receive external interference e.g. static electricity from carpets, thun-

derstorms, etc. RESET allows you to clear all previous settings and start up again.

• Use a ballpoint pen to press the RESET hole found on the bottom of the set.

Illumination brightness

Press REPEAT

ALARM /

BRIGHTNESS CONTROL once or more.

•

The brightness of the display can be adjusted:

High ➟Medium ➟Low ➟High (when AC-powered)

Low ➟High ➟Low ➟High (when battery-powered)

Helpful hints:

–

When battery-powered, the display illumination is default low to help save ener-

gy. Any other use of the

BRIGHTNESS CONTROL

for a brighter display adjustment

will therefore be effectively limited.

SETTING THE CLOCK

The time is displayed using the 24-hour clock.

1. Check the radio is switched off.

2. Press SET TIME to enter the clock setting mode.

Hold down or press HOUR + or MINUTE + repeatedly to set and adjust the

hours and minutes respectively. Release HOUR + or MINUTE + when you

have reached the correct setting.

4. Press SET TIME

to confirm.

RADIO

Press

RADIO ON/OFF

once to switch on the radio.

™

Display shows the radio frequency of the last selected waveband briefly

before returning to the clock time. Your preset station is also shown if you

are listening to a preset. (See 4)

2Press

BAND if you wish to change waveband.

Adjust the sound using VOLUME

Press

RADIO ON/OFF

to switch off.

Helpful hints:

–

In standby clock time, to view the current radio frequency,

•Press RADIO ON/OFF

once or more;

•For preset stations, press the respective PRESET button (1-5) once or repeatedly.

TUNING TO RADIO STATONS

Automatic tuning

• Press TUNING +/- one second or more to tune to your station.

™The radio automatically tunes to a station of sufficient reception.

Manual tuning

• Press TUNING +/- briefly or repeatedly until you reach the desired frequency.

To improve reception:

For FM, extend and position the pigtail fully to obtain optimum reception.

For MW, the set is provided with a built-in aerial. Direct the aerial by adjusting the

position of your clock radio.

STORING AND USING PRESET STATIONS

You can store up to a total of 10 radio stations in the memory, 5 on each wave-

band.

1Tune to your desired station (see TUNING TO RADIO STATIONS).

2To store a preset, hold down briefly on a PRESET button 1-5 until you hear a double

beep.

™

Display shows the preset number of your station.

3Repeat steps 1 and 2 to store your other stations.

• You can overwrite a preset station by storing another frequency in its place.

Press a.

PRESET button 1-5 to listen to a preset station.

USING THE ALARM

GENERAL

Two different alarm times can be set. This can be useful when you need to be

woken up at a different time e.g. during the week and at the weekend:

• ALARM 1 - radio mode

• ALARM 2 - buzzer mode. The gentle wake buzzer alarm increases its beep tone fre-

quency within seconds.

SETTING THE ALARM TIME AND MODE

(See 5)

1. Check the radio is switched off.

2. Press AL 1 or AL2 to on.

™

Display: ON

appears under the respective

icon.

3. Press and

hold SET ALARM 1 or SET ALARM 2 until alarm time digits flash.

Hold down or press HOUR + or MINUTE + repeatedly to set and adjust the

hours and minutes respectively. Release HOUR + or MINUTE + when you

have reached the correct setting.

5. After both the hours and minutes are set, press

SET ALARM 1 or SET ALARM 2

to confirm the setting.

Helpful hints:

–

If you have selected AL 1 (

), make sure you have properly tuned to a

station before turning off the set.

–

If you set and activate the same time for both alarms, only the AL 2 (

)will

be activate at the set time.

–

When both AL 1 (

) and AL 2 (

)are turned on, by default the display

shows the alarm time nearest to activation.

–

To check the alarm time setting for AL 1 or AL 2, press AL 1 or AL 2 button.

–

It is not possible to adjust the alarm time during an alarm call or the repeat alarm

mode.

SWITCHING OFF THE ALARM

There are three ways of switching off the alarm. Unless you cancel the alarm

completely, the 24-hour ALARM RESET will be automatically selected after 59

minutes from the time your alarm first goes off.

24 HOUR ALARM RESET

If you want the alarm mode to be stopped immediately but also wish to retain

the same alarm setting for the following day:

•

Press

ALARM RESET / SLEEP

™

You will hear a beep tone confirming 24 hour reset activation.

REPEAT ALARM

This repeats your alarm call at 9 minute intervals.

•

During the alarm call, press REPEAT

ALARM /

BRIGHTNESS CONTROL..

™

Display shows

(

)

(

)

flashing during a repeat alarm.

•

Repeat if desired (up to a maximum of 6 times).

CANCELING THE ALARM COMPLETELY

•

Press

1or

2button once or more until the OFF appears under the

respective

(

)

(

)

icon.

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