Silvercrest Z30951A Operation and Safety Notes

Radio-ContRolled

PRojeCtion alaRm CloCk

Operation and Safety Notes

Budilka s PRojekCijo

Navodila za upravljanje in varnostna opozorila

Z30951A

Z30951B

Z30951C

PRojekCijska BudiliCa

Upute za posluživanje i za Vašu sigurnost

PRojektionsRadio

Betjenings- og sikkerhetshenvisninger

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Introduction

Proper use ..................................................Page 7

Description of parts ...................................Page 7

Technical data ...........................................Page 8

Supply Scope ............................................Page 8

Safety

General safety information .......................Page 9

Safety advice concerning batteries ..........Page 10

Before use

Inserting / replacing the batteries .............Page 11

Receiving the DCF radio signal ................Page 12

Operation

Setting the 12 / 24 hour display ..............Page 13

Setting the alarm .......................................Page 14

Activating / deactivating the alarm ..........Page 15

Switching off the alarm .............................Page 15

Activating the slumber function ................Page 15

Activating / deactivating the display

illumination and projection .......................Page 16

Adjusting the projection sharpness,

angle and direction ...................................Page 16

Display temperature in °C / °F ................Page 17

Setting the time zones ...............................Page 17

Displaying summer time ............................Page 17

Reset ...........................................................Page 18

Troubleshooting .........................................Page 18

Cleaning and Maintenance ....Page 18

Disposal ..................................................Page 19

Information

Declaration of Conformity .......................Page 20

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Radio-Controlled Projection

Alarm Clock

Introduction

Keep this manual in a safe place. Make

sure that all documents accompany the

device if you pass it on to anyone else.

Proper use

The projection alarm clock is not intended for com-

mercial use. The projection alarm clock is intended

for use indoors only.

Description of parts

1

Time display

2

PM symbol (afternoon)

3

AM symbol (morning)

4

Radio symbol

5

Summer time symbol

6

Time zones symbol

7

Alarm 1 symbol

8

Alarm 2 symbol

9

Year symbol

10

Temperature scale

11

Temperature symbol (°C / °F)

12

–

14

Date display

15

Week display

16

Weekday display

17

SNOOZE / LIGHT key (slumber / light function)

18

Projection objective

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19

Sharpness control wheel

20

Projection direction key

21

SET key

22

ALARM key

23

+ / 12 / 24 key

24

- / C / F / RCC key

25

S / C switch (acoustic / contact sensor, ON / OFF)

26

Reset key

27

Projection switch (projection ON / OFF)

28

Battery compartment cover

29

Adjustment wheel

Technical data

Measurable

temperature range: 0–50 °C (32–122 °F)

Battery type: 1.5 V

/ AAA

Dimensions: approx. 16.8 x 9.1 x 7.1 cm

(W x H x D)

Colour: Z30951 A: blue,

Z30951B: grey,

Z30951C: pink

Supply Scope

1 projection radio-controlled alarm clock

3 AAA batteries (1.5 V

)

1 operating instructions

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Safety

Read all the safety advice and

instructions. Failure to observe the safety advice and

instructions may result in ﬁre and / or serious injury.

KEEP ALL THE SAFETY ADVICE AND INSTRUC-

TIONS IN A SAFE PLACE FOR FUTURE REFER-

ENCE!

General safety information

DANGER OF

LOSS OF LIFE AND ACCIDENT

TO INFANTS AND CHILDREN!

Never leave children unsupervised with the

packaging materials. Packaging materials present

a suﬀocation hazard. Children often underesti-

mate danger. Always keep children away from

the product. The product is not a toy and must

not be used as such.

This device is not intended to be used by persons

(including children) with restricted physical, sen-

sory or mental abilities or with insuﬃcient expe-

rience and / or knowledge, unless they are

supervised by a person who is responsible for

their safety or they have received instruction on

how to use the device from such a responsible

person. Children should be supervised in order

to ensure that they do not play with the device.

RISK OF FATAL INJURY!

Batteries can be swallowed, which is potentially

life threatening. If a battery is swallowed, medi-

cal help must be sought immediately.

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Do not use the device if it is damaged. Damaged

devices represent a risk to life from electric shock!

Do not use the device in hospitals

or medical facilities. In these environments this can

lead to malfunctions of life saving equipment.

Prevent the device housing from rubbing too

strongly on textiles. This may cause static charge

and aﬀect the measurement result.

Please note that damage arising from improper

handling, non-observance of the operating in-

structions or interference with the inside of the

device by unauthorised persons is excluded

from the warranty.

Never take the device apart. Unsatisfactory repairs

can lead to considerable danger for the user. Only

have repairs carried out by a suitably qualiﬁed

or experienced specialist.

Safety advice concerning

batteries

Remove the batteries from the device if they have

not been used for a long period.

CAUTION! DANGER OF EX-

PLOSION! Never recharge batteries!

CAUTION! DANGER OF EX-

PLOSION! Always insert batteries

of the speciﬁed type. Otherwise there

is danger of explosion.

Make sure you insert the batteries with the correct

polarity! The correct polarity is shown inside the

battery compartment.

If necessary clean the contacts on the batteries

and on the device before inserting them.

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Remove spent batteries from the device immedi-

ately. There is an increased risk of leakage!

If you disregard the above instructions and ad-

vice, your batteries may discharge beyond their

minimum voltage, thus increasing the chance of

leakage. If the batteries in your device have

leaked, remove them immediately to prevent

damage to the device!

Batteries do not belong in household refuse!

Every consumer is obliged to dispose of batteries

properly in accordance with the regulations!

Keep batteries away from children. Do not

throw batteries into a ﬁre. Never short-circuit

them or take them apart.

Do not let the ﬂuid from a leaking battery come

into contact with your skin, eyes or mucous

membranes. In the event of contact with ﬂuid

leaking from a battery, thoroughly ﬂush the af-

fected area with water and / or seek the advice

of a doctor!

Dispose the batteries according to the disposal

instructions.

Before use

Inserting / replacing the

batteries

Open the battery compartment cover

28

on the

back of the device (see Fig. D).

Insert three batteries, 1.5 V / AAA.

Note: Make sure you insert the batteries with

the correct polarity. The correct polarity is shown

inside the battery compartment.

Close the battery compartment cover

28

.

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Note: change the batteries when the LC display is

dark, the displays or the background illumination

grow weak or the displays ﬂicker. In such cases, the

batteries must be changed immediately.

Receiving the DCF radio signal

After the batteries have been inserted, the projec-

tion radio-controlled alarm clock automatically

starts a search for the DCF radio signal. The

blinking of the radio symbols

4

indicates the

search.

Note: Do not change the location of the projection

radio-controlled alarm clock during reception. Other-

wise it can lead to reception interference.

Note: Within buildings of reinforced concrete, the

signal reception may be strongly inﬂuenced.

The reception of the DCF radio signal can also be

started manually.

Press the - / C / F / RCC key

24

and hold for ap-

prox. 3 seconds. The projection radio-controlled

alarm clock starts the search for the DCF radio

signal. This process requires several minutes and

is indicated in the LC display by the blinking of

the radio symbol

4

.

Note: If the projection radio-controlled alarm clock

cannot receive the DCF radio signal due to defects,

too much distance to the transmitter etc., it is possible

to set the time manually. As soon as the DCF radio

signal has been successfully received, the manually

set values will be overwritten. The automatic search

for a signal runs from midnight to 5:00 AM. If this

search for a signal fails, the next search takes place

at 1:00 PM the next day. During the search process,

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the keys are out of operation. Only the SNOOZE /

LIGHT key

17

can be operated. In the event the

alarm goes oﬀ, the search for a signal will be ended.

As soon as the signal is found, the radio symbol

4

goes out.

Operation

Setting the 12 / 24 hour display

Note: No settings are possible during reception of

the DCF radio signal. Therefore, press the - / C / F /

RCC key

24

for about 3 seconds to interrupt reception

of the DCF radio signal.

1. Press the - / C / F / RCC key

24

for about

2 seconds until the radio symbol

4

blinks.

2. Press the - / C / F / RCC key

24

once again for

about 2 seconds to manually deactivate reception

of the DCF radio signal.

3. Hold the SET key

21

pressed down for about

2 seconds. The time display

1

blinks.

4. Press the + / 12 / 24 key

23

or the - / C / F /

RCC key

24

to specify the desired time setting

(12 / 24 hours).

Tip: Hold the + / 12 / 24-key

23

or the - / C / F /

RCC-key

24

pressed down. This will accelerate

the setting of the values. This fast setting can also

be used for the additional setting processes. If

you do not press any key within 20 seconds, the

LC display automatically returns to the standard

display.

5. Press the SET key

21

to conﬁrm your entry.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 to set the values for minute,

hour, date / month or month / date, day, year

12

–

14

and language.

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Note: The AM symbol

3

stands for the morning

hours in 12 hour mode. The PM symbol

2

stands

for the afternoon hours in 12 hour mode.

Note: You may select display of the weekdays

15

in diﬀerent languages. The default setting is German.

The following languages are available:

ENG = English

GER = German

FRE = French

ITA = Italian

DUT = Dutch

SPA = Spanish

DAN = Danish

POR = Portuguese

Setting the alarm

Alarm 1

7

:

1. Brieﬂy press the ALARM key

22

once. The time

set for the alarm will be displayed in the LC display.

2. Press the ALARM key

22

and hold for about 2

seconds. The hour display blinks.

3. Press the + / 12 / 24 key

23

or the - / C / F /

RCC key

24

to set the desired value. Press the

ALARM key

22

to conﬁrm your entry.

4. The minute display blinks. Repeat step 3 to set

the value for the minutes.

Alarm 2

8

:

1. If the projection radio-controlled alarm clock is

in time display mode, brieﬂy press the ALARM

key

22

twice.

2. Press the ALARM key

22

and hold for about

2 seconds. The hour display blinks.

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3. Press the + / 12 / 24 key

23

or the - / C / F /

RCC key

24

to set the desired value. Press the

ALARM key

22

to conﬁrm your entry.

4. The minute display blinks. Repeat step 3 to set

the value for the minutes.

Activating / deactivating the

alarm

Brieﬂy press the ALARM key

22

once or twice

to reach Alarm 1 or Alarm 2 mode.

Press the + / 12 / 24 key

23

until the Alarm 1

symbol

7

or the Alarm 2 symbol

8

appears

on the LC display. The alarm is activated.

Press the + / 12 / 24 key

23

until the Alarm 1

symbol

7

or the Alarm 2 symbol

8

on the LC

display goes out. The alarm is deactivated.

Switching oﬀ the alarm

During the alarm, press any key except the

SNOOZE / LIGHT key

17

to stop the alarm.

It is not necessary to reactivate the alarm. It

automatically switches itself on in the set weekly

rhythm.

Note: The alarm switches itself oﬀ after one

minute.

Activating the slumber function

During the alarm, press the SNOOZE / LIGHT

key

17

to stop the alarm. The alarm automati-

cally switches back on after 5 minutes.

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Activating / deactivating the

display illumination and

projection

You can activate the display illumination and the

projection by pressing a key, generating a noise

(e.g. a hand clap) or touching the device at any

place (acoustic and contact function).

Slide the S / C switch

25

to the ON position.

Activate the display illumination by pressing a key,

generating a noise or touching the device at

any place. The display illumination switches on

for 5 seconds and then automatically switches oﬀ.

In addition, slide the projection switch

27

to the

ON position.

Activate the projection by pressing a key, gener-

ating a noise or touching the device at any place.

The projection switches on for 20 seconds and

then automatically switches oﬀ.

Deactivate the projection by sliding the projection

switch

27

to the OFF position.

Deactivate the acoustic and contact function by

sliding the S / C switch

25

to the OFF position.

Adjusting the projection

sharpness, angle and direction

Rotate the projection objective

18

to the desired

projection direction (forwards / backwards) by

using the adjustment wheel

29

(see Fig. E).

Rotate the sharpness control wheel

19

to adjust

the projection sharpness.

Press the projection direction button

20

to turn

the projection direction through 180°.

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Display temperature in °C / °F

The current interior temperature will be displayed in

the LC display.

Press the - / C / F / RCC key

24

to switch back

and forth between the Celsius and Fahrenheit

temperature scale settings

11

.

Setting the time zones

During stays in countries in which a DCF radio signal

can be received but are located in other time zones,

the corresponding time tone can be established.

For example, in a country in which the local time is

one hour behind Central European Time (CET), you

may set the 2nd time zone to -01. The clock time con-

tinues to be controlled through the DCF radio signal,

but indicates an hour earlier.

Press the + / 12 / 24 key

23

until the symbol F

for the 2nd time zone appears on the LC display.

Press the SET key

21

and hold for about 2 sec-

onds. The “00” hour display ﬂashes.

Press the + / 12 / 24 key

23

or the - / C / F /

RCC key

24

to set the desired value.

Press the SET key

21

to conﬁrm your entry.

To return from the 2nd time zone to the normal

time display

1

, press the + / 12 / 24 key

23

and

hold for about 2 seconds. The F symbol goes out.

Displaying summer time

The summer time is automatically displayed in the

LC display by the summer time symbol

5

. The

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projection radio-controlled alarm clock determines

whether or not it is summer time through the DCF

radio signal.

Note: Within buildings of steel reinforced concrete,

the signal reception may be strongly inﬂuenced.

Reset

If the device displays faulty or unusual values, press

the reset key

26

to return to the factory settings.

Troubleshooting

The device contains delicate electronic compo-

nents. For this reason it is possible that it can be

disrupted by radio transmitting equipment in the

immediate vicinity. For example, this can be mo-

bile phones, two-way radios, CB radios, radio

control systems / other remote controls and micro-

wave equipment. If erroneous indications occur

in the display, remove such equipment from the

vicinity of the device.

Electrostatic discharges can lead to malfunc-

tions. In the case of such malfunctions remove

the batteries brieﬂy and then insert them again.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Under no circumstances should you use liquids

or detergents, as these will damage the device.

The device should only be cleaned on the out-

side with a soft dry cloth.

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Disposal

The packaging is made entirely of recy-

clable materials, which you may dispose

of at local recycling facilities.

Contact your local refuse disposal authority for more

details of how to dispose of your worn-out product.

To help protect the environment, please

dispose of the product properly when it

has reached the end of its useful life and

not in the household waste. Information

on collection points and their opening hours

can be obtained from your local authority.

Faulty or used batteries must be recycled in accord-

ance with Directive 2006 / 66 / EC. Please return

the batteries and / or the device to the available col-

lection points.

Pb Hg

Environmental damage through

incorrect disposal of the batteries!

Batteries may not be disposed of with the usual do-

mestic waste. They may contain toxic heavy metals

and are subject to hazardous waste treatment rules

and regulations. The chemical symbols for heavy

metals are as follows: Cd = cadmium, Hg = mercury,

Pb = lead. That is why you should dispose of used

batteries at a local collection point.

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Information

Declaration of Conformity

We, Milomex Ltd., c / o Milomex Services, Hilltop

Cottage, Barton Road, Pulloxhill, Bedfordshire, MK45

5HP, UK, hereby declare under our sole responsibility

that the product: Radio-Controlled Projection Alarm

Clock, Model No.: Z30951 A, Z30951B,

Z30951C, Version: 03 / 2011, to which this decla-

ration refers, complies with the standards / norma-

tive documents of 1999 / 5 / EC.

The complete declaration of conformity can be

viewed at: www.milomex.com

EMC

Product description:

Radio-Controlled Projection Alarm Clock

Model No.: Z30951 A, Z30951B, Z30951C

Version: 08 / 2011

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