Aux In; Sleep; Alarms - Hama IR110 Mode D'emploi

Playback of My playlist: (Locally created/network
playlist)
The radio has a local playlist, you can add files to it from
network shares. To add files to the playlist, first navigate to
the file you want to add and hold the [ENTER] button down
for three seconds. The selected audio file is now copied to
the playlist.
Proceed as follows to call up the playlist:
(In playback mode or within playback navigation)
[MENU] > My playlist
To delete files from the playlist again, use the navigation
controller to navigate to the file you want to delete and
hold the [ENTER] button down again for three seconds. A
prompt will appear querying if you want to delete the file
from the playlist. You will then be able to confirm or reject.
Note
You can also use playlists that were created on your
Windows PC. (WPL = Windows Playlist) For example,
Windows Media Player is suited for this purpose
Features:
Repeat play: On / Repeat play: Off:
If this function is activated (‚On') the current track is
repeated until another track is selected.
Shuffle play: On / Shuffle play: Off:
If this function is activated (‚On') the radio plays all tracks
on the playlist in random order.
Clear My playlist:
The locally saved playlist is deleted
Prune servers:
The server contacted up to now is deleted from the History
list.

6.3 AUX In

The radio has an analogue audio input, known as ‚AUX IN'.
For example, you can use a 3.5mm cable jack to connect
a smartphone, tablet PC or MP3 player to the radio and
use the radio's speakers to play audio content from the
connected device. Volume control and all control functions
take place completely on the playback device and cannot
be controlled on the radio.
You can also access this mode by repeatedly pressing
[MODE] on the radio or remote control. (‚AUX in' appears
on the display)

6.4 Sleep

The radio has a sleep function, after a defined time the
radio switches to standby mode. There are several counters
available.
Once the set time has elapsed and the radio has switched
to standby mode, you can switch it on again by pressing
the [SNOOZE] button. You can reset or switch the counter
off any time. In Main menu, select menu item "Sleep"
and select a new period of time by turning the navigation
controller, or by setting the counter to "Sleep OFF".
Alternatively, you can press the [SNOOZE] button on the
radio several times, or press the remote control until the
desired period of time appears on the display.

6.5 Alarms

The radio has two alarm times, which can be set to a freely
configurable reception mode. You can access alarm settings
by using the [ALARM] button on the front of the radio
and remote control. Alternatively you can access the alarm
setting as follows:
[MENU] > Main menu > Alarms
Alarm 1 and alarm 2 are configured identically.
In the overview, you can select the desired alarm and set
the following options by turning the navigation controller,
and pressing the [ENTER] button:
Enable:
You have the choice between ‚Off'-‚Daily'-‚Once'-‚
Weekdays'
-‚ Weekends'
• Select the options you require. (For example, you could
use Alarm 1 for weekdays and Alarm 2 for weekends)
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