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- Page 1 PRIMA BOY 100...
- Page 2 Prima Boy 100 page 2 NOTES IMPORTANT NOTES FOR USERS IN THE U.K. Mains plug This apparatus is fitted with an approved moulded 13 Amp plug. To change a fuse in this type of plug proceed as follows: • Remove fuse cover and fuse.
- Page 3 Prima Boy 100 page 3 INDEX Deutsch Seite Português Página Svenska Sida Bedienelemente..........4 Controlos ..........24 Kontroller..........44 Display .............5 Display ...........25 Display ...........45 Stromversorgung .........5 Alimentação ..........25 Strömförsörjning........45 Uhrenbetrieb..........6 Relógio ...........26 Klockan ..........46 Wecken............6 Despertador..........26 Väckning..........46 Radio ............7 Rádio .............27 Radio .............47 Allgemein..........8...
- Page 4 Prima Boy 100 page 9 CONTROLS – you can connect headphones having a 3.5 mm plug to the socket p. MODE Antenna Display ALARM SLEEP The loudspeaker is then muted. y POWER – to switch the radio on and off LIFT –...
- Page 5 Prima Boy 100 page 10 DISPLAY POWER SUPPLY Mains supply • Check if the mains voltage as shown on the type Important note for users in the U.K.: plate (on the bottom of the set) corresponds to When fitting a mains plug, follow the your local mains voltage.
- Page 6 Prima Boy 100 page 11 CLOCK OPERATION ALARM Setting the clock time Wake-up by sound signal • While the time is being displayed, press the • Press the ALARM button once until the alarm MODE button and hold it pressed, until the time indicator ' ' appears steadily on the display.
- Page 7 Prima Boy 100 page 12 RADIO Radio reception Storing stations • Switch the radio on and off with the y POWER There are 10 memory locations available for button. storing stations. – The first time you switch your unit on, the display •...
- Page 8 Prima Boy 100 page 13 GENERAL Key Lock Technical specifications The Key Lock function is used to prevent accidental Wavebands: FM 87.5 – 108 MHz operation or changes to the settings (e.g. when Power output: 750 mW peak power travelling, etc.).