Alarm Timer; Special Tuner Functions - T+A CD Player K1 AV User Manual

Alarm Timer

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The K1 AV features an integral timer module (Timer),
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which can be used to switch on the Tuner source at a
programmable time (Radio alarm clock)..
Programming the Timer
To program the Timer first select the TUNER as listening
source. You now have to set up the K1 AV in the way in
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To set the alarm time press the  button on the
front panel. The screen now displays the current set
alarm time, e.g. '14-38 TIM'; the word 'TIM' (TIMER)
flashes.
Now you can set the alarm time using the VOLUME +/-
buttons on the front panel. Holding the buttons pressed in
increases the rate of change.
When the desired time is shown on the screen, hold the
 button pressed in for about one second. The screen
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e.g. '14-38 SET'. The alarm timer is now switched on and
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