Bresser National Geographic 9070100 Instrucciones De Uso página 29

2. The figure to be set will start flashing.
3. Press the DOWN or UP button to change this setting.
4. Press the MODE button to confirm and go to the next setting.
5. The setting order is hour >> minute >> save and exit.
6. Press MODE again to confirm and exit setting mode.
7. Press the UP button to turn on or off alarm A1, A2, or both. When the
alarm is activated, the icon is showed on the screen. When this alarm
bell symbol is not displayed the alarm is off.
8. The alarm sounds for a total of 2 minutes and will change characteris-
tics along that time.
SNOOZE/LIGHT FUNCTION
1. When alarm is ringing, you can press the SNOOZE/LIGHT button to
silence it for 5 minutes. The icon
2. Press any other button to turn off the alarm. The alarm will activate
again after 24 hours at the set time.
3. During normal operation mode, a press of the SNOOZE/LIGHT button
turns on the backlight for 10 seconds.
TEMPERATURE BUZZER SETTING
1. Press and hold the DOWN button in normal display mode for 2 seconds
to enter into temperature buzzer setting. The temperature indicator for the
remote sensor will flash and the symbol
will now flash as well.
will be displayed in front of it.
NOTE!
Make sure that you have set the correct channel for the desired sensor.
2. Press the DOWN or UP button to set the desired value for the maximum
temperature.
3. Press the MODE button to confirm and go to the next setting.
4. The setting order is: temperature buzzer ON/OFF >> highest tempera-
ture limit >> lowest temperature limit. If the UP or DOWN button is held
and presses continuously, the value will change faster.
NOTE!
The range for maximum upper limit is 70° and maximum limit for lower
temperatures is -50°.
5. Press MODE button again to confirm and exit setting.
NOTE!
As long as the outside temperature has exceeded or fallen below the set
limits, the alarm will sound every minute for a duration of 2 seconds.
Furthermore the display for the outdoor temperature and the symbols
or are flashing.
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