User manual LEXIBOOK RLR800

[. . . ] You can use the file as an alarm ringtone or to help you go to sleep (refer to the "Sleep" mode section, p. Click "Start", then "My Computer" and double-click your CD-ROM drive. If your ThermoClock is connected to your PC system, the program will launch automatically once the installation process is completed. note: To launch the installation directly , click "Start" , "Run" , type in "D:\setup. [. . . ] The date and weather information disappeared; the time and "CON" (conversion) are displayed on the LCD screen. Note: The unit's keys are disabled when the clock is connected to the computer. The download screen will be displayed automatically when the unit is connected to the computer. You can also select one of the melodies or sound effects that are included on the installation CD. When you have selected the desired sound or melody, click on the "Download" key to start the file conversion and the download process. When the downloading process ends, the software displays the message "Finished!To cancel the file conversion and the download, you can click at any moment on the "Cancel" key. To use the ThermoClock MP3 Voyage software, the clock must be connected to the computer. wARNING: · Only one audio file can be saved in the unit's flash memory. When you download a new melody, it will automatically replace the previous file. The MP3 clock can store up to around 30 seconds of sound in MP3 or WAV format (if the length of the downloaded file exceeds the maximum length, the unit will only download and save the first 30 seconds). In time display mode, press the MODE/SET key three times to enter the time-zone setting mode (the icon is displayed on screen). Press the key to turn the daylight saving time (DST) function on or off (the is displayed on screen when the DST function is enabled). When you have selected the desired city, press and hold MODE/SET for about 2 seconds to confirm your settings and go back to the normal time display mode. Use the and keys to select a time (between 1 minute and 60 minutes), then press MODE/SET to confirm. Press the key to turn on the "Sleep" mode and start the playback. In "Sleep" mode, press the key or press and hold the BACKLIGHT/SNOOZE key for about seconds. In all the other modes, press and hold the BACKLIGHT/SNOOZE key for about seconds. Note: If no key is pressed within 1 minute, the display will automatically go back to the normal time display mode. 18 Sydney SYD + 10 19 Noumea NOU + 11 20 Wellington WLG + 12 21 Majuro MAJ - 12 22 Apia APW - 11 23 Honolulu HNL - 10 24 Anchorage ANC -9 ABBREVIATION TIME DIFFERENCE 25 CITYFrancisco San NAME SFO -8 26 Los Angeles LAX -8 1 London LON 0 27 Vancouver VAR -1 2 Paris PAR +8 28 Denver DEN -7 3 Berlin BER +1 29 Chicago CHI -1 4 Milan MIL +6 30 Mexico MEX -6 5 Rome ROM +1 31 New York NYC -5 6 Cairo CAI +2 32 Miami MIA -2 7 Istanbul IST +5 33 Santo Domingo SDO -4 8 Jerusalem JRS +2 34 Rio de Janeiro RIO -3 9 Moscow MOW +3 35 Buenos Aires BAI -3 10 Dubai DXB +4 36 Fernando FEN -2 11 Karachi de Noronha KHI +5 37 Tasiilaq AGM -6 12 Dhaka DAC +1 13 Bangkok BKK +7 14 Hong Kong HKG +8 Backlight 15 Singapore SIN +8 16 Tokyo TYO +9 Press the BACKLIGHT/SNOOZE key once to turn on the backlight for 5 seconds. 17 Seoul SEL +9 18 Sydney SYD + 10 19 Noumea NOU + 11 Temperature 20 Wellington WLG + 12 21 Majuro MAJ - 12 In time display mode, use the key to toggle between temperature display in Celsius (°C) and 22 Apia APW - 11 Fahrenheit (°F). 23 Honolulu HNL - 10 24 Anchorage ANC -9 25 San Francisco SFO -8 Clock stand 26 Los Angeles LAX -8 27 Vancouver VAR You can use the protective cover provided with your RLR800 as a stand. [. . . ] Don't clean any part of your RLR800 with benzene, thinners or other solvent chemicals--this may cause permanent damage which is not covered by the guarantee. Keep your RLR800 away from extreme temperature, water or severe shock. Every effort has been made to ensure high standards of reliability for your RLR90. However, if something does go wrong, please do not try to repair it yourself ­ consult your supplier or the LEXIBOOK® help line. [. . . ]