minutes, it will stop automatically. Upon wake-up, the clock face is illuminated. The snooze function, which turns the alarm
on again after about 3.5 minutes, is activated when the snooze button (5) is pressed down. The indicator inside the snooze
button will then flash (if the unit is connected to the mains supply).
The flash
There is a light sensor (4) mounted on the clock face which regulates the number of flashes and their interval to about 12
during the day and about 8 at night. When indicating ring signal (if the clock is connected to a telephone outlet), the clock
sends about 5 flashes, day or night
Extra knob for turning the alarm On/Off
There is an extra knob that can be mounted on the regular knob (6) for alarm On/Off to increase usability.
Illumination of clock face
The clock face can be illuminated at any time by pressing the snooze button (5).
The clock face is automatically illuminated at wake up.
Signal indication from the Bellman Visit System
There are 4 differently coloured LED indicators (3) on the clock face that indicates the following:
Orange (baby) Green (door) Yellow (telephone) Red (Fire)
The indicators on the clock face shines for a while during the alarm. Meanwhile, the flash and Bed-shaker outlet is activated.
The flash and the Bed-shaker will stop when the snooze button (5) is pressed. For safety reasons the fire alarm signal cannot
be turned off.
Radio channel
Upon delivery, all units are set to the same radio channel. If you need to change, or already have changed, the radio channel in
your transmitters (see each manual), you will need to change the channel in your clock too.
For safety reasons, the Bellman Visit Fire alarm transmits on all channels.
How to change radio channel:
1) Place the clock next to a transmitter
2) Hold the snooze button (5) pressed in for approx. 5 seconds until the indicators for the door bell (green) and the telephone
(yellow) flashes alternatively. Release the snooze button.
3) Press the test button of one of your transmitters. As confirmation, all the LED-indicators (3) on the clock will start to flash
alternatively.
Connection of Bellman Visit Bed-shaker
One or two Bellman Visit Bed-shakers can be connected to the outlets (17) the back of the clock.
The vibration pattern during wake-up is short vibrations with long pauses. When indicating ring signal (see ‘Connection to
telephone outlet’ below), it is repeated short vibrations. These vibrations continues until the snooze button (5) is pressed (or
for no more than 30 seconds when indicating ring signal).
Connection to telephone outlet
On the back of the clock there is a modular outlet (16) for connection to the telephone line. When there is an incoming call,
the alarm clock will signal with an acoustic ring signal and clear flashes.
The connecting cable is an accessory which can be obtained at your nearest Bellman & Symfon retailer. The sound and the
flashes can each be turned On or Off using the switches marked (8) and (10) on the back of the clock. Make sure they are set
in the desired mode.
External triggering
The alarm clock can be triggered by an external source via the inlet Ext. trig (14) on the back of the clock. The sound and the
vibration patterns of connected bed-shakers are set via the switches 1-4 (9) marked ‘EXT.TRIG’.
To reset or turn the signal off, simply press the snooze button (5). See further technical information.
