Bush CDAB51RR - Alarm and Snooze Functions

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8 Alarm Setting
1. Press and hold the INFO/MENU button for 3 seconds.
2. When the <Full Scan> option appears press either or and nd <System>.
3. Press the ENTER button, use the / buttons to nd <Alarm> and press ENTER.
Alarm Setup
Press the ENTER button to initiate the setup process.
1. Use the / buttons to select Alarm ON or OFF then press ENTER to activate.
2. Use the / buttons to set the Alarm ON hour digits. Press ENTER to set.
3. Set the Minute digits the same way and press ENTER once set.
4. Choose the source of the alarm between BUZZER, DAB & FM using the /
buttons.
If you choose DAB or FM the next step is to choose the station you want to play
when the alarm sounds. There is a choice of Last station listened to, or a preset
( if any stored ).
5. There is the option to only have the alarm activate on WEEKDAYS, DAILY, ONCE
and WEEKENDS. Choose which you require using the / buttons. The ENTER
button stores the setting.
6. The next step is to set the volume level you require. use the / buttons to set
and press ENTER to activate the alarm.
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7. To disable the alarm return to the <Alarm> screen and use the / buttons to
choose OFF and press ENTER to save.
8. To turn the silence the alarm when sounding press the ENTER button.
NOTE: In standby the alarm icon will display when activated.
Snooze Mode
When the alarm sounds ( if in BUZZER mode ) you can press the SLEEP / button
to activate the SNOOZE mode and delay the alarm for 5 minutes.
9 Scan modes
There are two types of scan, one is Quick scan and the other is Auto scan.
Quick scan: searches the UK DAB band III
Auto scan: searches all DAB channels.
1. To activate the quick scan press and hold the “BACK/SCAN” button.
2. To perform a AUTO SCAN, press and hold the INFO/MENU button for 3 seconds.
3. When the <Full Scan> option appears press the ENTER button.
Manual Tuning
As well as an auto tune function, you can manually tune the receiver. This can help
you when aligning your aerial or when adding stations that were missed while auto
tuning.