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We would like to congratulate you
on the purchase of our lisa RF time
flash and hope that it will serve you
well for a long time to come. You
have chosen a modern and reliable
system. Please read the operating
instruction through carefully to be
able to start the unit correctly and to
familiarize yourself with all of the
system features.
The lisa RF time flash is an electro-
nic clock with an analogue time dis-
play and a receiver for the radio sig-
nals from various lisa radio transmit-
ters. When a radio signal is detec-
ted, you are alerted in the form of a
flashing light / acoustic alarm and 6
light-emitting diodes. It is also pos-
sible to connect a vibrating pillow or
modules (special accessories).
Standard components
Please check if all following compo-
nents are included:
- llisa RF time flash
- 230 V power supply unit
- Operating instruction
- Warranty card
If any parts are missing please
immediately contact your dealer or
the manufacturer directly.
Startup
Connect the supplied mains lead to
the socket on the alarm clock and
plug it into a 230 V (+/- 10 %) power
outlet.
Time setting
Lightly pull the time and alarm set-
ting knob and turn it in the direction
of the arrow.
Warning: Pull the knob out carefully
and only turn it in the direction of
the arrow!
Alarm setting
Turn the time and alarm setting knob
in the direction of the arrow.
Switching on the alarm
Push the Alarm On/Off button. When
you see the green marking the alarm
is on.
Switching on the sound
Push the Sound On/Off button. When
you see the green marking the sound
is on.
Snooze Alarm
Touching the Light/Snooze
Alarm/ lisa signal cancel switch will
stop the alarm and it will start again
in approximately
5 minutes.
Face illumination (back light)
Touching the Light/Snooze Alarm/
lisa signal cancel switch will light
the face.
Setting the correct radio channel
A special digital transmission pro-
cess ensures that the radio signals
are received error-free. This process
also makes it possible to set 10 dif-
ferent radio channels. When sup-
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