Silvercrest SFPW 360 B1 Operating Instructions

SFPW 360 B1
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Once the power supply has been established, there
will be a beep, the display will light up and go
through a brief check of the display elements. After-
wards, the appliance will automatically attempt to
receive the DCF signal. The reception icon flashes
on the display.
If the reception symbol is not flashing completely ( )
on the display, this means that the reception of the
DCF signal is too weak and the time cannot be
synchronised. Try to find a set-up location in which
the reception symbol flashes completely (
) on the
display.
If the DCF signal is being received correctly, the
current Central European Time (CET), the date and
weekday are displayed. The reception icon is
shown permanently.
If the appliance is unable to synchronise with the DCF
signal, you can also set the time manually (see section
Setting the date and time manually) or you can
attempt the reception again.
♦ Press and hold the °C /°F
button for about
3 seconds until the reception icon
flashes on the
display. The appliance makes another reception
attempt.
The DCF signal
The DCF signal (time signal transmitter) consists of
time impulses which are transmitted by the most ac-
curate clock in the world – near Frankfurt am Main,
Germany. Under ideal conditions, the radio-controlled
projection alarm clock can receive the signals at up
to a distance of around 2000 km from Frankfurt am
Main. Reception of these DCF signals normally takes
between 3 and 5 minutes.

Silvercrest SFPW 360 B1 Specifications

General

Brand	Silvercrest
Model	SFPW 360 B1
Category	Alarm Clock
Language	English