Oregon Scientific RM303 User Manual - Page 1

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1.

Insert

2

new

AA

size

batteries

as

per

the

polarity

information

marked

on

the

battery

compartment.

2.

Press

"RESET

key

to

restart

the

clock.

3.

Replace

the

battery

door.

Slide

'PROJECTION

ON

f

OFF'

to

turn

on

/

off

the

projector,

and

project

to

a

dark

background

within

1-4

meters

so

that

the

time

will

be

shown

as

below:

SC

I

ENT

I

F

I

C

Radio

Controlled

Projection

Clock

Model:

RM303P

USER

MANUAL

EN

BRIEF

INTRODUCTION

Thank

you

for

your

purchase

of

this

Projection

Alarm

Clock.

Please

read

these

instructions

carefully

and

keep

the

manual

well

for

future

reference.

The

unit

has

a

clear

and

easy

-to

-read

display

that

shows

the

time,

date

and

alarm

status.

This

product

is

designed

to

synchronize

its

date

and

time

automaticallyorice

it

is

within

range

of

the

signal

from

the

atomic

clock

in

US.

OVERVIEW

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4.

5

2

3

13.

12.

9.

11.

CD

15.

14.

1.

Projector:

•

Use

it

to

project

the

time.

2.

SNOOZE

/

LIGHT

key:

•

In

normal

time

mode,

press

it

once

to

tom

on

the

backlight

for

5

seconds.

•

Press

it

to

silence

the

current

alarm

when

it

is

going

and

enter

the

snooze

mode

for

8

minutes.

3.

LCD

display:

•

Displays

time

and

date.

4.

A

key:

•

In

time

setting

mode,

press

it

to

increase

the

setting

values.

5.

V

key:

•

In

time

setting

mode,

press

it

to

decrease

the

setting

values.

6.

SET

CLOCK

key:

•

In

normal

time

mode,

press

it

once

to

enter

the

normal

time

setting

mode.

•

in

normal

time

setting

mode,

press

it

once

to

step

into

the

setting

items.

Press

and

hold

it

to

exit

the

setting

mode

in

any

step.

7,

SET

ALARM

key:

•

Press

it

once

to

turn

on

the

backlight

for

5

seconds,

and

press

it

again

to

enter

the

alarm

time

setting

mode.

•

In

alarm

time

setting

mode,

press

it

once

to

step

into

the

setting

items.

8.

ALARM

ON

/

OFF

key:

•

Press

it

once

to

turn

on

the

backlight

and

display

the

alarm

time

for

5

seconds.

•

Press

it

again

to

turn

on

/

off

the

alarm.

9.

DC

jack:

•

Plug

DC

adaptor

to

power

the

clock.

10.

BATTERY

COMPARTMENT:

•

Accommodates

2

AA

size

batteries,

11.

RESET

key:

•

Press

it

to

return

all

values

to

default

values.

•

In

case

of

malfunction,

the

unit

may

be

required

to

reset

12.

PROJECTION

ON

1

OFF

slide

switch:

•

Slide

it

to

turn

on

/

off

the

projector.

13.

180'

FLIP

key:

•

Press

it

to

rotate

the

projected

image

by

180".

14.

RCC

key:

•

In

normal

time

mode,

press

It

once

to

receive

the

RC

signal

for

reception

testing.

15.

BATTERY

DOOR

1.

Low

battery

indicator

2.

Time

3.

Alarm

time

&

Date

-

438:BBE--

-

RECEPTION

OF

RADIO

CONTROLLED

TIME

SIGNAL

The

time

and

calendar

are

radio

-controlled.

The

current

time

and

calendar

are

automatically

synchronized

with

time

signal

transmitted

from

US.

When

used

for

the

first

time

(after

inserting

batteries

or

pressing

"RESET

key),

the

clock

will

start

to

receive

the

time

signals

and

the

signal

reception

indicator

will

be

flashing

for

5

minutes.

SIGNAL

RECEPTION

INDICATOR

The

wave

segment

fl

ashing

means

time

signals

are

being

received.

The

signal

quality

could

be

classified

into

3

types:

No

signal

Weak

signal

Excellent

signal

NIB

1.

The

unit

will

automatically

search

for

the

time

signal

at

2:00

(3:00

or

4:00

is

also

available

if

the

signal

is

not

received

at

2:00),

8:00,

14:00

and

20:00

each

day.

2.

Always place

the

unit

away

from

interfering

sources

such

as

TV

set,

computer,

etc.

3.

Avoid

placing

the

unit

on

or

next

to

metal

plates.

4.

Closed

area

such

as

airport,

basement,

tower

block

or

factory

Is

not

recommended.

5.

Do

not

start

reception

in

moving

articles

such

as

vehicles

or

trains.

TIME

AND

CALENDAR

MANUAL

SETTING

if

you

are

out

of

reach

of

the

Radio

Controlled

sensor

or

if

the

reception

is

not

reachable,

the

time

and

calendar

can

be

set

manually.

As

soon

as

the

signal

of

sensor

is

received

again,

the

dock

wit

automatically

synchronize

with

the

exact

time

and

calendar.

1.

In

normal

time

mode,

press

"SET

CLOCK"

key

once

to

enter

the

time

setting

mode.

2.

Press

"A"

or

"V"

key

to

change

the

settings.

3.

Press

"SET

CLOCK"

to

confirm.

The

setting

order

is:

12

/

24

-hr

format,

time,

+

/

-

23

hours

time

difference,

year,

day/

month

format,

date.

4.

Press

"SET

CLOCK'

key

to

save

and

exit

the

setting

mode.

I2

r

25'

12/24

Hr

setting

Time

difference

setting

Time

setting

Me

■

•

MA

I:

Month

-Date

setting

MD!

DM

setting

Year

setting

1

unng

the

setting

period,

press

and

hold

°

A

"

or

"

•

"

key

to

speed

up

the

change

of

settings.

2.

Through

"+

I

-

23

hours

time

difference"

setting,

the

precise

time

of

another

area

will

be

shown.

1.

In

normal

time

mode,

press

"SET

ALARM"

key

once

to

enter

the

alarm

time

setting

mode.

2.

Press

"

•

"or

"

♦

"

key

to

set

hour

/

minute.

3.

Press

'SET

ALARM"

key

to

save

and

exit

the

setting

mode.

'

indicates

alarm

is

ON.

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12.25.

10:38

6:00

Normal

time

mode

Alarm

time

setting

rat

.

The

alarm

will

be

automatically

turned

on

when you

set

the

alarm

time.

2.

During

the

alarm

ti

me

setting

period,

press

and

hold

"

A

"

or

"

V

'

key

to

speed

up

the

change

of

settings.

USING

ALARM

FUNCTION

1.

Set

the

alarm

time

as

the

above

section.

2.

In

normal

time

mode,

press

"ALARM

ON

/

OFF'

key

once

to

display

the

current

alarm

time.

3.

Press

it

again

to

turn

alarm

ON

I

OFF.

TO

SILENCE

THE

ALARM

1.

Press

"SNOOZE

I

LIGHT"

to

silence

the

alarm

for

8

minutes.

The

'6

'will

be

fl

ashing.

2.

2.

Press

any

other

key

to

turn

the

alarm

off

and

activate

it

again

after

24

hours.

3,

if

no

key

Is

pressed

within

120

seconds,

the

alarm

will

be

turned

off

and

be

activated

again

after

24

hours.

3B

effi

1.

lido

PROJECTION

ON

/

OFF"

to

turn

on

the

projection

function.

2.

Press

"SNOOZE

I

LIGHT'

to

turn

on

the

projector

for

5

seconds.

•

3.

When

using

DC

power

adapter,

the

projector

will

be

turned

on

all

the

time.

4.

If

alarm

is

turn

on,

the

alarm

icon

"

will

also

be

projected.

5.

Press

"189

FLIP"

to

rotate

the

projected

image

by

180°.

BATTERY

REPLACEMENT

If

the

low

battery

indicator

"co"

displays

beside

the

time,

It

indicates

that

battery

power

of

main

unit

Ls

not

enough

end

you

should

replace

with

2

new

AA

size

batteries

at

once.

Low

battery

indicator

10:3E1

12.25

Attention!

Please

dispose

of

the

used

unit

or

batteries

in

an

ecologically

safe

manner.

SPECIFICATIONS

TYPE

MAIN

UNIT

DESCRIPTION

LxWxH

Weight

Power

149

x

57

x

100

mm

(5.87

x

2.24

x

3.94

In)

2

x

AA

1.5V

batteries

NINSE

We

recommend

that

you

use

alkaline

batteries

with

this

product

for

longer

usage

and

lithium

batteries

in

temperatures

below

freezing.

PRECAUTIONS

•

Do

not

subject

the

unit

to

excessive

force,

shock,

dust,

temperature

or

humidity.

•

Do

not

cover

the

ventilation

holes

with

any

items

such

as

newspapers,

curtains

etc.

•

Do

not

immerse

the

unit

in

water.

if

you

spill

liquid

over

it,

dry

it

immediately

with

a

soft,

lint

-free

cl

oth,

•

Do

not

dean

the

unit

with

abrasive

or

corrosivematerials.

Do

not

tamper

with

the

unit's

internal

components.

This

invalidates

the

warranty.

•

Only

use

fresh

batteries.

Do

not

mix

new

and

old

batteries.

•

Images

shown

in

this

manual

may

differ

from

the

actual

display.

•

When

disposing

of

this

product,

ensure

it is

collected

separately

for

special

treatment

and

not

as

normal

household

waste.

•

Placement

of

this

product

on

certain

types

of

wood

may

result

in

damage

to

its

fi

nish

for

which

Oregon

Scientific."

will

not

be

responsible.

•

Consult

the

furniture

manufacturer's

care

instructions

for

information.

•

The

contents

of

this

manual

may

not

be

reproduced

without

the

permission

of

the

manufacturer.

•

Do

not

dispose

old

batteries

as

unsorted

municipal

waste.

Collection

of

such

waste

separately

for

special

treatment

is

necessary.

•

Please

note

that

some

units

are

equipped

with

a

battery

safety

strip.

Remove

the

strip

from

the

battery

compartment

before

fi

rst

use.

The

technical

specifications

for

this

product

and

the

con

nts

of

the

user

manual

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

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SCIENTIFIC

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our

website

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Oregon

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in

the

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and

would

like

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Customer

Care

department

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