Braun DB15 User manual

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Braun Infolines

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Garantie

2 Jahre Garantie für Material- und Herstellungsfehler

(ausgenommen Batterie). Die Garantie kann in allen

Ländern in Anspruch genommen werden, in denen die Uhr

von Braun oder ihren autorisierten Händlern verkauft wird.

Nur für Deutschland

Reparaturen

Haben Sie Fragen zu Ihrer Braun-Uhr?

Dann können Sie sich an die Braun Infoline wenden:

00 800 27 28 64 63.

English

This product has been made to the highest standards of

quality, functionality and design. We hope that it will give

you many years of satisfaction.

The Braun time control digital is set and controlled

automatically by the long wave radio signal of the German

time transmitter DCF 77 (Central European Time). The

transmitter is situated at Mainflingen, 24 km south of

Frankfurt/Main.

It uses as time source the caesium atomic clock of the

Federal Physical Technical Institute in Brunswick.

The radio signal can be received within a minimum radius

of 1000 km of the transmitter depending on the position of

the clock and the local conditions. Interference can occur

as with any radio receiver, f. ex. caused by external factors

such as TV sets, computers or radios, or by metal paneling

in or on buildings (see separate paragraph «Interference»).

Do not expose to temperatures over 50 °C or below 0 °C.

Setting into operation

Before use, carefully remove the protective foil from the

display.

This appliance operates with two AA 1.5 V batteries. For

best performance, use an alkaline manganese batteries

(type LR 6, MN 1500, AM 3, AA, e.g. Duracell).

Do not use rechargeable batteries, since their voltage level

is too low.

To open the battery compartment, press on the lid closure

(5) and lift it.

Make sure the poles of the batteries are properly inserted.

To close the lid, insert it and press until it engages.

Used batteries should not be disposed of with the

household waste. Please dispose of them at special

collection points or return them to your retailer.

Reception

After inserting the batteries, the clock starts reception. The

display (1) shows «00:00», the reception symbol (1a) and

the seconds. After a successful reception, the actual time

is displayed in the first line, the date in the second line and

the actual day of the week is circled in the bottom line.

A time check is carried out every 12 hours (2:00 h and

14:00 h): The time is compared with the radio signal and

will be corrected, if necessary.

If signal reception should not be possible at this point in

time, the clock continues to run on its quartz mechanism.

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Interference

Should initial reception fail, the reception symbol changes

to a flashing, empty circle. In this case, move the clock to

another position where reception is better.

If the clock is not being set automatically (no reception), it

can be set manually.

Should contact to the radio signal be restored, the time will

automatically be adjusted according to the signal received.

Manual time / date setting

In the case of no reception during 10 minutes or if you wish

to set the time before reception, set the time manually

using the button pad (2) .

1. Press the «set» button to switch to the set mode.

If reception failed, the clock switches automatically to

the set mode and the first digit of the time line flashes.

2. Enter the time digit by digit – as they are flashing – using

the number buttons. Senseless input is not accepted.

The digit to be entered keeps on flashing.

To correct / clear the input, press the «set» button and

start with the first flashing digit again.

3. After time has been entered completely, press the

«enter» button to confirm.

4. The second display line changes to «date» and you can

enter the date manually: Enter the date (DD.MM.) digit

by digit as they are flashing.

After the last digit of the date is entered, set the day of

week:

On default, Monday «Mo» is flashing. Press the button

for the actual day and the corresponding day in the

lower display line is circled. Press the «enter» button to

quit the set mode. By doing so, the time entered is

saved as internal time and seconds are set to 00.

With the next valid reception of the time signal, the time will

be adjusted automatically.

Quartz mode

The clock may also be switched to the quartz mode

(no more time signal reception). Press the «set» and «enter»

buttons simultaneously for a minimum of 3 seconds.

Time and date can be set as described above. In quartz

mode, the display does not show the symbol for failed

reception.

In order re-activate the radio control feature, reset the

clock by removing and inserting the batteries again.

Display functions

Using the time/date/temp button (•••), you can toggle the

lower display line between seconds, date (DD.MM.) and

temperature in °C.

Alarm functions

You can set two alarm times with different alarm tones.

Setting the alarm times

To set an alarm time, press the «time» button belonging to

alarm 1 or alarm 2.

The lower display line shows default setting 12:00 or the

last alarm time entered.

Press the «set» button to enter the set mode. Enter the

alarm time – digit by digit as they flash. After the last digit

is entered, you may choose the days of the week on which

the alarm shall be active. Small triangles in the bottom line

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indicate which days are selected. Default setting is Mo-Fr.

By pressing the button for an individual day, you can

deselect / select accordingly. Press the «enter» button to

quit the set mode. After setting the alarm time, the alarm is

automatically switched on.

Switchin

g on the alarm

Press the «on/off button» for alarm 1 or 2 to switch on the

alarm. The alarm symbols 1 or/and 2 are shown to

confirm that the corresponding alarm is active.

Snooze/li

ght function

When pressing the «snooze/light» key (3), the display is

illuminated for 8 seconds. Pressing the snooze/light key

while an alarm signal is given, will interrupt it for

8 minutes.

24 h alarm off button

Press the «alarm off 24 h» key (4) to switch off the alarm

signal for the next 24 hours. This key is active 3 hours

before alarm time.

Changing the time zone

After a successful reception, the time zone offset can be

set manually.

Press the time/date/temp button to switch the lower

display line to seconds.

Press «set» to enter the set mode. While the set mode is

active, the time zone symbol (1b) is flashing on the display.

The first digit of the time line flashes. In time zone mode,

only hours can be changed, not minutes, nor seconds.

Enter the new hour digits, the press «enter» to quit the set

mode.

The time entered is saved as new internal time. In order to

also change date or day of week, proceed as described

above.

A valid time signal reception synchronizes the time

considering the time zone offset.

With a time zone difference of more than two hours, the

clock will not carry out daily reception attempts and

continues running on quartz mode.

Battery voltage control

If the battery is running low, the battery low symbol (1c)

flashes on the display, the light function is blocked and the

clock generates an error signal whenever an alarm is

activated. For a reliable alarm function, insert new

batteries.

Subject to change without notice.

This product conforms to the European Directive

EMC 89/336/EEC.

Please do not dispose of the product in the house-

hold waste at the end of its useful life. Disposal can

take place at a Braun Service Centre or at ap-

propriate collection points provided in your country.

Guarantee

2 years guarantee against material and workmanship

defects (except battery). This guarantee is valid in those

countries where this alarm clock is officially being sold.

For UK only:

This guarantee in no way affects your rights under statutory

law.

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