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AJ

3800

AJ

3802

0

ARIA

Clock

radio

Cassette

recorder

Radio

réveil

Enregistreur

de

cassette

Radio-Wecker

Cassetten-Recorder

Klokradio

Cassetterecorder

Radiorreloj

Magnetófono

de

casete

Radio

a

sveglia

Registratore

cassetta

Klockradio

Kassettspelare

Kelloradio-kasettinauhuri

m

English

illustrations

Francais

Illustrations

Deutsch

Abbildungen

Nederlands

Afbeeldingen

Espanol

llustraciones

Italiano

Illustrazioni

Svenska

Figurer

Suomi

Kuvat

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sivu

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Dansk

Typeskiltet

findes

pa

undersiden

af

apparaten.

Dette

produkt

overholder

kravene

til

radio-inter-

ferens,

som

overholdes

i

EF-regulativerne

(Euro-

pæisk

Fællesmarked).

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Netafbryderen

er

sekundært

indkoblet

og

afbryder

ikke

strømmen

fra

nettet.

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indbyg-

gede

netdel

er

derfor

tilsluttet

til

lysnettet

så

længe

netstikket

sidder

i

stikkontakten.

Norsk

Typeskilt

finnes

på

apparatens

underside.

Observer:

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er

sekundert

innkoplet.

Den

innebygde

netdelen

er

derfor

ikke

frakoplet

nettet

så

lenge

apparatet

er

tilsluttet

nettkontakten.

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necesario

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ARE

WHERE?

-

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سودہ

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Q)

mode

selector

When

the

alarm

is

switched

off

(ALARM

OFF

x):

RADIO

-

for

radio

reception

and

recording

from

the

radio

OFF

-

radio

and

cassette

recorder

are

both

off

TAPE

-

for

cassette

playback

and

recording

from

the

built-in

microphone

When

the

alarm

is

switched

on

(ALARM

ON

=):

RADIO

-

alarm

with

radio

and

recording

from

the

radio

with

timer

BUZZER

-

alarm

with

buzzer

TAPE

-

alarm

with

cassette

(2)

time

set

buttons

TIME

SET

-

to

adjust

time

ALARM

SET

-

to

adjust

alarm

time

HOUR

-

for

setting

the

hours

MINUTE

-

for

setting

the

minutes

(3)

clock

display

with

alarm

indicator

AL.

(4)

SLUMBER

button

-

to

switch

on

slumber

function/to

adjust

slumber

time

(5)

AL.

OFF

button

-

to

switch

off

the

alarm

for

24

hours

(6)

REPEAT

ALARM/

SLUMBER

OFF

button

REPEAT

ALARM

-

to

switch

off

alarm

temporarily

SLUMBER

OFF

-

to

switch

off

slumber

function

©

ALARM

ON/OFF

button

-

to

switch

the

alarm

on

.

and

off

=

(à

-

socket

for

a

pair

of

stereo

or

mono

headphones

(9)

cassette

recorder

m

STOP.EJECT

O

RECORD

44

REWIND

-

fast

rewind

۶۶

F.FWD

-

fast

forward

wind

»

PLAY

11

PAUSE

MESSAGE

indicator

-

is

on

when

a

message

has

been

recorded

(1)

RESET

button

-

to

switch

off

the

MESSAGE

indicator

(2)

VOLUME

control

-

for

adjusting

the

volume

(i3

MIC

-

built-in

microphone

TUNING

dial

-

for

locating

the

required

transmitter

(i)

BANDS

switch

-

for

selecting

wavebands

POWER

SUPPLY

UB

The

clock

radio

is

suitable

for

connection

to

a

220

V,

50

Hz

power

supply

(for

Great

Britain

240

V,

50

Hz).

As

soon

as

the

mains

plug

is

put

into

the

wall

socket,

the

numbers

on

the

display

will

start

to

flash.

This

means

that

you

must

set

the

correct

time.

To

disconnect

the

set

from

the

mains

completely,

withdraw

the

mains

plug

from

the

wall

socket.

RADIO

radio

on

radio

off

aerials

=)

You

can

use

this

clock

radio

solely

as

a

radio.

e

Make

sure

the

alarm

is

off

(OFF=

x).

e

Set

the

mode

selector

G)

to

RADIO.

The

radio

is

on.

e

Select

the

waveband

using

the

BANDS

switch

(5.

e

Locate

the

required

transmitter

using

the

TUNING

dial

e

Set

the

volume

using

the

VOLUME

control

(2)

To

switch

off

the

radio,

set

the

mode

selector

(1)

to

OFF.

For

FM

reception

there

is

an

aerial

wire

at

the

rear

of

the

clock

radio.

This

wire

must

be

extended

and

if

necessary

adjusted

slightly

in

order

to

obtain

good

reception.

The

AM

aerial

is

built

into

the

clock

radio.

To

obtain

optimum

reception

you

may

have

to

adjust

the

positioning

of

the

clock

radio

slightly.

e

You

can

connect

a

pair

of

stereo

or

mono

headphones

with

3.5

mm

plug

to

the

socket

M

(s).

The

loudspeaker

is

then

muted.

e

This

socket

(8)

can

also

be

connected

to

the

input

socket

of

an

amplifier,

a

recorder

etc.

CLOCK

clock

display

adjusting

the

time

The

clock

indicates

the

time

on

the

display.

In

the

case

of

a

12-hour

clock

system,

the

PM

indicator

will

light

up

(on

=

PM,

off

=

AM).

The

alarm

indicator

AL.

comes

on

when

you

switch

the

alarm

on.

You

can

place

the

display

upright.

e

Keep

the

TIME

SET

button

(2)

pressed.

e

Set

the

correct

time

using

the

HOUR

and

MINUTE

buttons

(2).

e

Release

the

TIME

SET

button.

ALARM

ALARM

TIME

ALARM

ON

ALARM

OFF

repeat

alarm

24

hours

off

The

alarm

time

is

the

time

at

which

you

wish

to

be

woken.

@

Keep

the

ALARM

SET

button

(2)

pressed.

The

display

now

shows

the

alarm

time.

e

Set

the

required

alarm

time

using

the

HOUR

and

MINUTE

buttons

(2).

@

Release

the

ALARM

SET

button.

The

display

again

shows

the

correct

time.

You

can

check

the

alarm

time

by

pressing

the

ALARM

SET

button

(2).

The

clock

radio

can

wake

you

in

3

ways:

1.

By

radio

@

Make

sure

the

volume

of

the

radio

is

loud

enough

to

wake

you.

e

Set

the

mode

selector

(1)

to

RADIO.

e

Press

the

ALARM

ON/OFF

button

(7)

(ON

=

=).

The

alarm

indicator

on

the

display

(3)

comes

on.

e

At

the

set

alarm

time

you

will

be

woken

by

the

radio.

By

buzzer

e

Set

the

mode

selector

(1)

to

BUZZER.

e

Press

the

ALARM

ON/OFF

button

(7)

(ON

=

=).

The

alarm

indicator

on

the

display

(3)

comes

on.

@

At

the

set

alarm

time

you

will

be

woken

by

the

buzzer.

By

cassette

@

Make

sure

the

volume

is

loud

enough

to

wake

you.

e

Set

the

mode

selector

G)

to

TAPE.

e

Press

the

ALARM

ON/OFF

button

(7)

(ON

=

=).

The

alarm

indicator

on

the

display

(3)

comes

on.

e

Place

a

prerecorded

cassette

in

the

cassette

holder

and

press

the

»

PLAY

button.

e

At

the

set

alarm

time

you

will

be

woken

by

the

cassette

player.

e

Atthe

end

ofthe

cassette

or

if

the

۶

PLAY

button

is

not

pressed,

the

BUZZER

will

automatically

take

over.

You

can

switch

off

the

alarm

in

3

ways:

1.

Switching

off

the

alarm

for

9

minutes

e

Press

the

REPEAT

ALARM

button

(6).

With

this

button

you

temporarily

switch

off

the

alarm.

After

nine

minutes

the

alarm

(radio,

buzzer

or

cassette)

will

sound

again.

If

you

again

press

the

REPEAT

ALARM

button,

the

same

will

happen

again.

If

the

REPEAT

ALARM

button

@)

is

not

pressed

again,

the

alarm

will

switch

itself

off

after

1

hour

and

59

minutes.

The

following

day

the

alarm

signal

will

sound

again

at

the

set

alarm

time.

Switching

off

the

alarm

for

24

hours

@

Press

the

AL.

OFF

button

(5).

The

alarm

is

now

switched

off

for

24

hours

and

will

sound

again

the

next

day

at

the

same

time.

Switching

off

the

alarm

completely

@

Set

the

ALARM

ON/OFF

button

@

to

OFF

m.

On

the

display

the

alarm

indicator

will

disappear

and

the

alarm

is

now

switched

off.

If

you

wish

to

be

woken

the

following

day

again,

you

must

press

the

ALARM

ON/OFF

button

(7)

(ON

=

=)

before

going

to

sleep.

CASSETTE

PLAYBACK

The

set

can

be

used

as

a

cassette

player.

@

Make

sure

the

alarm

is

off

(OFF=

=).

e

Set

the

mode

selector

(1)

to

TAPE.

e

Press

I

STOP.EJECT

to

open

the

cassette

holder

and

insert

a

prerecorded

cassette.

e

Press

(

PLAY

to

start

playback.

@

Adjust

the

volume

with

the

VOLUME

control

(3.

e

Press

>>

F.FWD

for

fast

forward

winding

and

44

REWIND

for

fast

rewinding.

To

stop

fast

winding,

press

IB

STOP.EJECT.

&

You

can

interrupt

playback

temporarily

by

pressing

If

PAUSE.

In

order

to

continue

playback,

press

II

PAUSE

again.

e

Press

W

STOP.EJECT

to

stop

playback.

At

the

end

of

the

cassette

the

player

will

automatically

stop.

RECORDING

You

can use

the

set

to

record

from

the

radio

or

from

the

built-in

microphone

(e.g.

a

message).

Using

the

alarm

you

can

also

make

a

unattended

recording.

radio

If

you

wish

to

record

from

the

radio:

e

Set

the

mode

selector

@to

RADIO

and

make

sure

the

alarm

is

off

(OFF

=

=).

@

Tune

to

the

desired

radio

station

and

adjust

the

volume.

e

Open

the

cassette

holder

and

insert

a

blank

cassette.

b

e

Press

O

RECORD

to

start

recording.

@

Youcaninterruptthe

recording

by

pressing

the

II

PAUSE

button.

Press

again

to

continue

recording.

e

Press

M

STOP.EJECT

to

stop

recording.

microphone

You

can

leave

a

message

on

the

cassette

using

the

built-in

microphone:

e

Setthe

mode

Selector

(1)to

TAPE

and

make

sure

the

alarm

is

off

(OFF=

x).

€

Open

the

cassette

holder

and

insert

a

blank

cassette.

@

Press

€

RECORD

to

start

recording.

You

can

now

leave

a

message.

The

MESSAGE

indicator

@

comes

on.

e

Youcaninterruptthe

recording

by

pressing

the

If

PAUSE

button.

Press

again

to

continue

recording.

€

Press

M

STOP.EJECT

to

stop

recording.

e

The

MESSAGE

indicator

(9)

remains

lit

to

indicate

that

there

is

a

message

waiting.

If

there

is

no

need

for

the

indicator

to

remain

lit,

or

if

the

message

has

been

played,

you

can

switch

off

the

MESSAGE

indicator

by

pressing

the

RESET

button

(1).

with

timer

You

can

make

an

unattended

recording

by

using

the

alarm

as

a

timer:

e

Set

the

mode

selector

(1)

to

RADIO

if

you

want

to

record

from

the

radio

or

to

TAPE

if

you

want

to

record

through

the

microphone.

e

Set

the

alarm

to

the

hour

you

want

to

start

recording

by

using

the

time

set

buttons

(2).

€

Open

the

cassette

holder

and

insert

a

blank

cassette.

e

Press

the

ALARM

ON/OFF

button

(7)

(ON

=

=).

The

alarm

indicator

on

the

display

(3)

comes

on.

€

Press

0

RECORD.

The

set

will

now

start

recording

at

the

set

alarm

time.

Do

not

forget

that

the

recording

cannot

be

longer

than

the

time

available

on

the

cassette.

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SLUMBER

The

clock

radio

has

a

built-in

slumber

function.

This

function

enables

you

to

listen

to

the

radio

or

a

cassette

or

to

continue

recording

before

you

fall

asleep.

You

will

not

have

to

switch

off

the

set

yourself.

This

will

take

place

automatically.

slumber

time

The

time

you

listen

to

the

radio

before

you

fall

asleep

is

called

slumber

time.

The

normal

slumber

time

is

59

minutes.

59

minutes

If

you

wish

to

slumber

for

59

minutes,

proceed

as

follows:

e

Set

the

mode

selector

(1)

to

either

RADIO

(for

radio

reception

or

recording)

or

TAPE

(for

cassette

playback).

e

Press

the

SLUMBER

button

(3)

only.

The

display

will

show

that

you

have

a

slumber

time

of

59

minutes.

shorter

If

you

wish

to

slumber

for

less

than

59

minutes,

proceed

as

follows:

e

Set

the

mode

selector

(1)

to

either

RADIO

(for

radio

reception

or

recording)

or

TAPE

(for

cassette

playback).

e

Hold

down

the

SLUMBER

button

@

and

the

MINUTE

button

(2).

The

display

now

starts

to

count

down

from

59

to

00

minutes.

As

soon

as

the

required

slumber

time

is

reached,

release

both

buttons.

e

Should

you

accidentally

press

HOUR

@

instead

of

MINUTE

(2),

the

display

will

indicate

1.59

hours.

Press

the

SLUMBER

button

(3)

again

to

return

to

59

minutes.

longer

If

you

wish

to

slumber

for

more

than

59

minutes

(the

maximum

is

1

hour

and

59

minutes),

proceed

as

follows:

e

Set

the

mode

selector

(1)

to

either

RADIO

(for

radio

reception

or

recording)

or

TAPE

(for

cassette

playback).

e

Hold

down

the

SLUMBER

button

@

and

press

the

HOUR

button

(2).

The

display

now

indicates

1.59

hours.

slumber

off

You

can

switch

off

the

set

before

the

slumber

time

has

elapsed:

e

Press

the

SLUMBER

OFF

button

©

and

the

set

is

switched

off.

—

|f

the

mode

selector

(Dis

set

to

RADIO

or

TAPE

and

the

alarm

is

not

switched

E

on,

the

slumber

function

will

not

work,

because

the

set

simply

remains

switched

on.

—

The

slumber

function

does

not

affect

the

alarm.

A

ن󰾯

POWER

FAILURE

flashing

As

soon

as

a

power

failure

occurs,

the

complete

set

will

be

switched

off.

As

soon

as

the

power

supply

returns,

the

numbers

on

the

display

will

start

to

flash.

This

indicates

that

you

must

set

the

correct

time

on

the

clock.

You

can

insert

a

9

volt

battery

(6F22)

in

the

set.

Should

there

be

a

power

failure,

the

clock

will

continue

to

function.

You

will

not

see

this,

however,

because

the

battery

does

not

illuminate

the

clock

display.

As

soon

as

the

power

is

switched

on

again,

the

display

will

indicate

the

correct

time.

For

the

sake

of

clarity:

Alarm,

radio,

cassette

recorder

and

display

do

not

work

on

battery.

e

Before

inserting

the

battery,

insert

the

plug

into

the

wall

socket.

o

Place

the

battery

in

the

compartment

on

the

underside

of

the

set

(see

diagram).

recommendation

Replace

the

battery

once

a

year.

It

is

not

possible

to

say

precisely

how

long

the

battery

will

last.

The

service

life

depends

on

how

often

and

for

how

long

the

power

supply

fails.

This

varies

according

to

country

and

region.

MAINTENANCE

—

lf

you

do

not

intend

to

use

the

set

for

a

long

time,

it

is

better

to

remove

the

plug

from

the

wall

socket.

it

is

also

advisable

to

remove

the

battery

from

the

set.

This

will

prevent

any

danger

of

leakage

and

the

clock

radio

will

not

be

damaged.

—

Fingerprints,

dust

and

dirt

on

the

set

should

be

removed

using

a

clean

and

damp

soft

cloth

or

chamois

leather.

When

cleaning

do

not

use

any

products

which

contain

abrasive

agents

or

solvents

(benzine,

thinner,

alcohol

etc.).

These

might

affect

the

housing.

—

Rain,

damp

and

extreme

heat

may

damage

the

set.

For

this

reason

it

should

not

be

placed

in

direct

sunlight

or

close

to

heating

elements

for

any

period

of

time.

—

Clean

the

parts

of

the

cassette

recorder

indicated

in

fig.3

after

every

50

hours

of

operation

or,

on

average,

once

a

month.

e

Open

the

cassette

holder

by

pressing

B

STOP.EJECT.

e

Use

a

cotton

bud

slightly

moistened

with

alcohol

or

a

special

head

cleaning

fluid.

e

Press

)

PLAY

and

clean

the

rubber

pressure

roller

©)

(fig.3).

e

Then

press

11

PAUSE

and

clean

the

capstan

©),

recording/playback

head

and

erase

head

(2).

e

After

cleaning,

press

M

STOP.EJECT.

Cleaning

of

the

heads

(a)

and

(6)

can

also

be

done

by

playing

the

cleaning

cassette

SBC

114

through

once

as

an

ordinary

cassette.

AND

LAST

BUT

NOT

LEAST...

important

note

for

10

users

in

the

U.K.

copyright

EC

regulations

type

plate

>

---

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مت

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ےپ

سوہ

e󰾰

When

fitting

a

mains

plug

to

the

mains

lead

proceed

as

follows:

The

wires

in

the

mains

lead

are

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

following

code:

BLUE

=

NEUTRAL,

BROWN

=

LIVE.

These

colours

may

not

correspond

with

the

colour

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

so

proceed

as

follows:

Connect

the

Brown

wire

to

the

terminal

marked

L

or

coloured

Red.

Connect

the

Blue

wire

to

the

terminal

marked

N

or

coloured

Black.

Do

not

connect

either

wire

to

the

earth

terminal

in

the

plug

which

is

marked

by

the

letter

E

or

by

the

safety

earth

symbol

or

which

is

coloured

green

or

green

and

yellow.

No

connection

is

necessary

to

the

earth

terminal.

Note:

This

apparatus

must

be

protected

by

a3

amp

fuse

if

a

13

amp

plug

is

used

or,

if

any

other

type

of

plug

is

used,

by

a

5

amp

fuse

either

in

the

plug

or

adapter

or

at

the

distribution

board.

if

in

doubt

consult

a

qualified

electrician.

Warning:

When

this

unit

is

not

in

use

and

also

before

attempting

internal

examination,

remove

the

mains

plug

from

the

wall

socket.

—

Forrecording,

use

only

NORMAL

cassettes

(IEC

T).

For

playback,

any

cassette

type

can

be

inserted.

—

Keep

the

cassette

side

to

be

safeguarded

in

front

of

you

(fig.2)

and

break

out

the

left

tab.

Recording

on

this

side

is

now

no

longer

possible.

You

can

render

this

safeguard

ineffective

by

covering

the

aperture

with

a

piece

of

adhesive

tape.

Recording

is

permissible

insofar

as

copyright

or

other

rights

of

third

parties

are

not

infringed.

For

U.K.

only:

Recording

and

Playback

of

material

may

require

consent.

See

Copyright

Act

1956

and

The

Performer’s

Protection

Acts

1958

to

1972.

This

clock

radio

conforms

to

the

radio

interference

requirements

of

the

European

Community.

The

type

plate

is

located

on

the

underside

of

the

set.