Display Brightness Control - Emerson Research CKS3020 Owner's Manual

Display Brightness Control

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This SmartSet Clock Radio features a unique display brightness control system
that gives you three convenient options:
• HIGH – when the dimmer switch is set to the "HIGH" position the clock display
is always at full brightness. The dimmer switch was set to the ' High' position at
our factory.
• LOW – when the dimmer switch is set to the "LOW" position the display
brightness is reduced by approximately 50%.
• OFF/WAVE– when the dimmer switch is set to the "OFF/WAVE" position the
display goes ' Off' completely. This is designed for people who prefer to sleep
in total darkness. However if you want to see the clock display at any time,
slowly wave your hand in front of the WAVE SENSOR on the front panel. The
clock display will immediately return to full brightness for 10 seconds and then
shut off again automatically. The effective operating range of the Wave Sensor
is approximately 12" to 36" from the front panel.
Display Selector Set To OFF/WAVE
NOTES:
A.) The clock radio must be at room temperature for the WAVE SENSOR to
function properly. If the radio has been in a cold location the WAVE
SENSOR may not operate immediately. Place the radio in the room where
it will be used, connect it to the AC outlet, and allow approximately 30
minutes to 60 minutes for the radio to come to room temperature before
testing the WAVE SENSOR function.
B.) If the dimmer switch is set to the "OFF/WAVE" position the display will be
completely off. However at the Alarm time the display will return to full
brightness automatically. It will remain at full brightness for one hour and
then return to the ' Off' position. If you stop the alarm immediately by
pressing the respective Alarm 1 or Alarm 2 buttons, or set the Alarm 1 or
Alarm 2 switches to their "OFF" positions, or use the SNOOZE control,
the display will return to the ' Off' position after 10 seconds.
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Wave Your Hand
To Restore The Display
For 10 Seconds
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