SoundMax SM-2502 - Manual (Page 3)

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Battery backup
Insert 1x9 V battery (not included) to the terminal inside the battery compartment. Your set will not work normally
from the battery supply, but there is now the advantage that, in case there is a mains current failure, your clock will
continue to work. The clock display will not light up, the clock time will be held in the clock memory by the battery
back-up system.
This enables you to move the set from place to place without re-setting the clock every time. The battery back-up
system is only meant to be used from short temporary power failures. For longer durations the battery may become
exhausted or there may be some deviation in accuracy.
When the battery is exhausted, it should be removed from the set to prevent leakage. If you do not wish to take
advantage of the battery back-up system, your set will work normally without a battery. However, if disconnected
from the mains, the clock figures will flash when the mains are re-connected and you must re-set the clock as
described in the AC Operation paragraph.
Setting the clock
Press and hold TIME button.
Press HOUR and MIN buttons respectively to set hour and minute. The time will be showed on the display.
Release MIN and HOUR buttons when finished the setting.
Buttons backlight function
To turn the buttons backlight on or off, slide the Light switch to ON or OFF position.
Radio operation
Tuner operation
Slide AUTO/OFF/ON switch to ON position.
Slide BAND switch to FM or AM position to select FM or AM band.
Rotate TUNING regulator to receive the desired broadcast. Watch the dial scale and dial pointer.
Adjust the volume with VOLUME regulator for the desired listening level.
Slide AUTO/OFF/ON switch to OFF position to turn the radio off.
Sleep to music
The radio can be set to play and to switch off automatically after a preset time (from 1 minute to 1 hour 59 minutes).
Slide AUTO/OFF/ON switch to OFF or AUTO position and adjust the volume with Volume regulator.
Press SLEEP button once.
You can have 59 minutes playing the radio to accompany you to sleep.