ORBIT 2 - Radio controlled clock with Silent Mode

HOW TO OPERATE

1- To start the clock

Insert the battery into the battery compartment in the indicated polarity. The clock will start to receive the

b) Manual mode

- A time signal reception can be started by pressing the WAVE button for 3 seconds.

After starting a full reception, the seconds, minutes and hours hands will move to the 12 o'clock position and

remain there as long as the reception takes place. A full reception may take 3-10 minutes.

Upon completion of a successful reception, the clock will move the hands to the exact time and continue to

operate as a clock. Should there be no good reception, the clock will start working from the 12 o'clock

position. In this case, you may adjust the time manually.

3- Manual time setting mode

Press and hold the SET button. Now you have entered the manual time setting mode and the minutes hand

will start-up newly in the same way as described above after inserting a new battery.

5- To set alarm, light, Electronic light and snooze features

Turn the knob on the backside counter-clockwise to set the alarm hand at the desired time.

Then, set the alarm ON/OFF switch on ON position.

When the alarm time is reached, the alarm will sound 2 minutes with increasing intensity. To interrupt the

alarm, please read below in section "7-Snooze".

6- Silent mode (to avoid any noise from the clock movement)

The silent mode is enabled by setting the alarm ON/OFF switch on the rear of the clock to the ''ON'' position.

During the 2 minute alarm sound, you may press Snooze (button at the backside above the Alarm ON/OFF

switch). The alarm will then be interrupted for 4-5 minutes and then sound again. You may repeat such

Snooze cycles within 40 minutes of the initial alarm time. After this, the clock will stop and, if the alarm is left

"ON", sound again at the set time 12 hours later.

b) Automatic

If no key is pressed during the 2 minutes alarm sound, then the alarm will be repeated after 5 minutes

automatically ( there are totally two 2 such automatic repetitions if no key is pressed). After this, the clock will

stop and, if the alarm is left "ON", sound again at the set time 12 hours later.

8- Light

The atomic clock time signal DCF 77 is transmitted from Germany. The long-wave transmitter has a range of

up to 1500km. If you have reception problems, please observe following points:

- There are fewer disturbances in the atmosphere during the night which increases the likeliness of

reception.

- Make sure that the device is at least 2 meters (8 feet) away from possible sources of disturbance such as

TV, computer, monitor, microwave etc.

- In rooms with concrete or metal walls (e.g. cellars, modern office buildings etc.) the receipt of the signal

may be more difficult due to the shielding. In such cases find a better location for the device near a

window. Sometimes it also helps to simply turn the device by 90°, thereby improving the alignment of the

receiving antenna.

This device is a new development of Irox Development Technology. All information was made and checked

by means of a functioning device. It may occur that adjustments and improvements of the device will take

place that due to typographical procedures were not able to be listed in this manual. Should you notice

deviations which make it difficult for you to operate and use of the device, you may at any time download the

latest manual onto your PC free of charge at www.irox.com.

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