Vitek VT-3509 - Инструкция (Страница 4)

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WAKING UP TO A BUZZER ALARM
1. Follow the instructions in the section en-
titled “Waking up to Music”.
2. Set the VOLUME/BUZZER (7) knob to
the BUZZER position.
3. To turn off the buzzer, press the ALARM
OFF button (14), or move the function
selector (1) to the ON position.
SLEEP TIMER
Make sure the selector (1) is not set to the
ON position, otherwise the unit fill not turn
off after the set time runs out.
1. To set the radio to turn off after a set
amount of time (from 1 min. to 1 hr. 59
min.), press and hold the SLEEP button
(9) and set the desired time using the
HOUR (12) and MIN (10) buttons.
2. When the set time runs out, the radio will
turn off automatically. To turn off the ra-
dio before the time runs out, press the
SNOOZE button (8).
SNOOZE MODE
1. The buzzer alarm or radio can be tempo-
rarily silenced for 9 minutes by pressing
the SNOOZE button (8). You can lightly
sleep during this time.
The alarm will repeat itself in 9 minutes.
2. Set the function selector (1) to the OFF
position to turn off the alarm.
CARE
Wipe the device body with a soft cloth, mois-
tening with water if necessary. Unplug the
device from the power outlet while clean-
ing. Do not use abrasive or other cleaning
substances as they can damage the device
body.
This product was not designed for use in lo-
cations with high levels of humidity. Do not
allow water to come into contact with the
device body or internal parts. Normal ven-
tilation of the product will extend its service
life.
SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency Bands:
FM1 - 64-88 MHz
FM2 - 88-108 MHz
Battery: 9 V (not included)
Power Source: 230 V ~ 50 Hz
The manufacturer reserves the right to
make changes to the characteristics of the
device without prior notice.
Service life of appliance - 3 years
Guarantee
Details regarding guarantee conditions can
be obtained from the dealer from whom the
appliance was purchased. The bill of sale or
receipt must be produced when making any
claim under the terms of this guarantee.
This product conforms to the
EMC-Requirements as laid down
by the Council Directive 89/336/
EEC and to the Low Voltage Reg-
ulation (23/73 EEC)