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1 Wake-Up Alarm Clock AM PM 0710 MODEL: USER MANUAL

2 1 Welcome 2 Your Wake-Up Alarm Clock 2.1 In The Box 2.2 Front View 2.3 Rear View 3 Quick Setup 3.1 Power On 4 Features Getting Your Clock Radio Ready For Use 4.1 Setting The Time 4.2 Setting The Alarm 4.3 Turning Off The Alarm And Using The Sunrise Simulation 4.4 Setting The Sunset Time 4.5 Change The Display Brightness 4.6 Using The FM Radio 4.7 Using The Light Function Troubleshooting Technical Specifications Customer Support

3 1 Welcome Thank you for choosing this Goodmans product. We ve been making electronics for the British people for 70 years. Each of our projects has been carefully designed to be great at what it does and this one is no exception. We hope you enjoy your new Wake-Up Alarm Clock Radio Your Alarm Clock In The Box Carefully remove your Clock from the box. Inside the box you will find: Wake-Up Alarm Clock Radio Micro USB Cable Power Adaptor Safety & Guarantee Booklet Quick Start Guide Instruction Manual If any of these items are missing contact Customer Support at goodmans@bmstores.co.uk Power Your Clock Radio requires a mains supply of 230V AC ~ 50 Hz. or 2 X AAA batteries (not supplied). Please ensure that your mains supply is compatible before use. Disconnect the Power Cord from the mains or remove the batteries when not in use. Position of Clock Place on a flat, stable surface that is not subject to vibrations. Avoid the following locations: Where it is exposed to direct sunlight Where it is close to heat radiating sources Where the humidity is high and ventilation is poor Where it is dusty Adjusting the Aerial Fully unravel the aerial to ensure good reception for the Clock. It may be necessary to alter the position of the Clock and/or the aerial to achieve the best signal.

4 2.2 Front View A B A LIGHT DISPLAY B TIME DISPLAY C FM D E SUNSET UP J 0710 AM PM F G LIGHT DOWN I H C D H ALARM I CURRENT TIME J SNOOZE G F E 2.3 Rear View K L M N K L M N O P Q R S VOLUME NATURAL SOUNDS 12/24H FORMAT DISPLAY INTENSITY BATTERY COMPARTMENT Takes 2 x AAA batteries USB 5V ANTENNA STAND SPEAKER O P Q R S

5 3 3.1 Quick Setup GETTING YOUR CLOCK RADIO READY FOR USE 1. Unravel the Aerial. 2. Remove the battery compartment cover. 3. Place 2 AAA batteries into the compartment, taking care of polarity. 4. Connect the micro USB into the socket on the back of the clock. 5. Connect the USB to the Power Plug and then plug into the mains socket

6 4 Features 4.1 SETTING UP YOUR CLOCK RADIO SETTING THE TIME 1. When the clock is plugged in, the hours on the time display will begin to blink. 2. To set the hours, press the plus or minus buttons (on the clock s face). Press the Current Time button to confirm your choice. 3. To set the minutes, press the plus or minus buttons. Press the Current Time button to confirm your choice. 4. Press the Current Time button if the hours and minutes stop blinking to continue setting the time. The clock allows you to set the time in a 12/24hr format. To select the time format. 5. Press the 12/24 hour button until the correct format displays. 6. For the 12hr format, AM or PM will appear on the time display. Note: AM or PM will not show on the time display for the 24hr format. AM PM SETTING THE ALARM 1. To set the alarm, press the alarm button on the time display to turn it on. 2. The alarm icon will appear on the time display. 3. Hold the alarm button for 3 seconds. The hours on the display will begin blinking. 4. Use the plus or minus buttons to select the hour. Press the alarm button to confirm. 5. The minutes will begin to blink. Touch the plus or minus buttons to select the minutes. Press the alarm button to confirm. 6. If the time stops blinking while setting it, press the alarm button to continue. 7. To set a wake-up or alarm sound, press the Nature Sound button on the back of the clock. 8. Press the plus or minus buttons to select your desired sound and confirm by touching the Nature Sound button. Note: You can select between seven sounds. Sounds 1-6 are natural sounds and 7 is the FM Radio. Each sound will play for 5 seconds before you make a selection, except the FM Radio option. If the 7 is chosen as a wake-up sound, your last listened FM Radio station will be used as your alarm sound. 9. Press the volume button on the back of the clock to adjust the volume between levels 1 to 15.

7 TURNING OFF THE ALARM AND USING THE SUNRISE SIMULATION Your clock is designed to gradually wake you up to the light of the sunrise. 30 minutes before your alarm is set to go off, the simulated sunrise feature will gradually begin to increase its brightness. At alarm time the selected sound (nature or radio) will play for 2 minutes. To snooze the alarm sound, press the Snooze button on the time display. The sound will stop for 5 minutes and then play again for 2 minutes. To turn off the alarm, press or touch any of the buttons except the Snooze button to stop the sound. To turn off the wake up light, press and hold the Light button. SETTING THE SUNSET TIME The clock allows you to set the sunrise time. 1. Press the Sunset button on the time display to turn sunset mode on and off. 2. Press and hold the Sunset button for 3 seconds to set the sunset time. The hours will begin blinking on the time display. 3. Use the plus or minus buttons to select the hours. Press the Sunset button to confirm the hour. 4. Touch the plus or minus buttons to select the minutes. Press the Sunset button to confirm the minutes. Note: Press the Sunset button to continue if the hours/ minutes stop blinking, while you re setting the sunset time. AM PM CHANGE THE DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS The time display s brightness comes in three settings: low, high and off. Press the Brightness Setting button (on the back of the clock) until you reach the desired setting.

8 4.6 USING THE FM RADIO 1. To turn the radio on, press the FM button on the time display. 2. Hold the FM button for 3 seconds. The radio will scan for all any available FM channels and automatically save them. 3. Touch the plus or minus buttons to select a FM station. 4. To adjust the volume, press the volume button on the back of the clock. Note: The volume level is between 1 and 15. Note: When the radio is in use, the time will not show. The radio station will appear on the time display. AM PM USING THE LIGHT FUNCTION The light function in the clock can also be used as a bedside lamp. 1. Press the Light button on the time display to turn on the light. 2. Use the plus or minus buttons to adjust the light s brightness from 1 to Touch the Light button to begin colour changing mode. 4. Press the plus or minus buttons to select a colour. The choices are Green, Red, Blue, Purple, Orange, Indigo and white. 5. To switch off the light, press the light button.

9 5 Troubleshooting Problem The Alarm Clock Radio is not turning on. What to do Check the power adaptor is correctly connected at both ends and that batteries are correctly installed inside the clock. Check that the volume has been correctly adjusted. There is no sound whilst in Radio Function. Check that the Clock is correctly set to Radio Mode. Check other radio stations. Generally caused by a weak signal. Crackling whilst in radio mode. Try adjusting the position of the antenna cable. Try a different radio station with better reception. Ensure that the Alarm time and frequency has been set correctly. Alarm does not function. Ensure that the Alarm has been correctly activated. Increase the radio volume. Ensure the radio has been tuned correctly to a station. The Alarm Clock Radio did not save original time during a power outage. Change the back-up battery.

10 6 Technical Specification Model Number Power Supply Frequency Range V AC ~ 50/60 Hz Adapter: DC 5V 2 x AAA Batteries (Not Included) FM: MHz 7 Customer Support For all product support, please goodmans@bmstores.co.uk This product is intended for use within the UK Declaration of Conformance The full text of the EU declaration of conformance is available at the following internet address:

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