Philips AJ260 Quick Start Manual page 2

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QUICK START
快速指南
Thanks for buying Philips AJ260 clock radio.
Our Quick Start guides you through just some of the features on the set.
Please read our instruction booklet to really rise & shine!
AJ260
ENGLISH
Step A
Connect the supplied mains adapter to
•
the set s 7.5V DC jack and the plug
'
into a wall outlet.
Step B
How to set the Clock & Alarm
time
Press and hold
1. TIME SET
until the time digits flash.
ALM2
Press and hold
2. TUNING +/-
time.
Press or
3. TIME SET
confirm.
Repeat the
4. steps
other time items setting.
Step C
Selecting the Alarm mode
In standby mode, slide the RADIO/BUZ to
select desired mode
Helpful hints:
If you have selected
–
you have properly tuned to a station before
turning off the set.
3 ways to switch off the alarm
Either press briefly:
•
or
RESET REPEAT ALARM/
BRIGHTNESS CONTROL
Press ALM1 or ALM2
•
B
B/3
R
A
3
Radio
Press
1. RADIO ON/OFF
on the radio.
Press
2. AUTO SCAN/DATE
all available stations.
Press
3. PRESET
station is displayed.
Weather forecast and Indoor
thermometer
The unit can auto detect and measure
or
ALM1 /
atmospheric pressure changes to
graphically display the weather forecast
to adjust
in the next 12 to 24 hours, and current
indoor temperature.
to
ALM1 / ALM2
Note:
The weather forecast based on the
to complete all the –
2-3
atmospheric pressure may vary slightly
from the actual weather situation.
Using the outdoor sensor
The outdoor sensor is supplied to work
with the main unit to measure and display
the outdoor temperature.
Place the sensor in a desired open area.
1.
make sure The place must be within 50 meters
RADIO
，
away from the main unit. (Make sure
that the sensor is loaded with 2 AA
batteries.)
• For the first
sensor and the main unit, press
SLEEP/ALARM
located on the sensor back, and
. located in the battery compartment of
. the main unit. Then, the main unit will
begin to receive transmission from the
sensor.
R
C
once to switch
to program
until the desired preset
time using the outdoor
RESET
RESET