Sunrise System Dawn Simulator Manual De Instrucciones página 5

Setting the LCD contrast
Press the MENU button repeatedly until the display shows CONTRAST, the current contrast setting will
also be displayed.You can now adjust the Contrast setting by using the < or > buttons.There are 16 steps
to select from.
Press Menu to continue.
Setting the Nightlight level
Press the MENU button repeatedly until the display shows NIGHTLIGHT LEVEL, the lamp will illuminate at
the current setting. You can now adjust the lowest level that the lamp will fade down to during a sunset by
using the < or > buttons.The light will stay at that user defined level during the night and will fade up again
before the alarm time.This feature enables the user to configure the Sunrise System to fade down when
the alarm is activated to a user defined bedside lamp level. For example, to be used as a child's night light.
The feature can be switched on or off by pressing the nightlight button (a lamp icon will also be visible on
the display to remind the user that night light mode is on).
Press Menu to end programming.
Using the Nightlight
Press the NIGHTLIGHT button, the display will show NIGHTLIGHT ON and the lamp icon will be
displayed. Press the NIGHTLIGHT button again to cancel this feature.The nightlight does not activate until
the Alarm is switched on!
NOTE: If the night light feature is on and the alarm is on, the lamp level cannot be dimmed below the night
light level.
Using the Reading Lamp
The reading lamp level can be adjusted by pressing the
full brightness by pressing the SNOOZE button, the display will show LAMP ON or LAMP OFF for 2
seconds.
Using the Security Mode
Press the SECURITY button, the display will show
SECURITY ON or SECURITY OFF for 2
seconds, the security icon (House) will be displayed
when the security mode is enabled to remind you
that this feature is activated. When you select
SECURITY ON mode the unit will switch the lamp
on and off at random times between 19:00 (7:00pm)
and 09:00 (09:00am) in the morning.The Security
mode will light your home at random times giving the
impression to unwanted 'visitors' that the home is
occupied.
NOTE: If the security feature is enabled some
features will become locked out.
Using the MP3 Player
NOTE: A FAT16 (FAT), (don't use FAT32!) formatted
MMC card or SD card with MP3 songs on it must be
inserted in the card slot on the right hand side of the
unit. All MP3 songs must be in the root folder of the
card (not in directories).
or buttons, the lamp can be switched on at
MP3 card slot
- Insert card
gently with
contacts of
card facing
down.To
remove
card push
in gently
and card
will pop
out.
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What is MP3?
MP3 is an 'almost-CD' quality file format for sound files which is very popular for music on the internet.
MP3 itself is an acronym for MPEG Layer 3 which is a format used to tightly compress audio files. MP3 files
have the .mp3 extension. Currently up to 12 to 1 compression is attainable and produces high sound
quality with very little quality loss. For example, you could get hundreds of songs on to a single CD using
the MP3 format. At present the most well known digital music / sound format is MP3 and most digital audio
players can play it.
Is MP3 legal?
Yes, MP3 is just a file format. It is legal to play MP3 as long as the copyright holder of the MP3 sound or
music file has granted permission to use it, that can be either through purchase of Freeware or public
domain distribution agreements.
Switching the MP3 player on/off
To switch the MP3 player on or off press the STANDBY button.This will switch the MP3 player off but the
SRS 250 will remember the last track that was played.The next time you press the STANDBY button to
switch the MP3 player on it will start playing from the beginning of the track that was last heard when
switched off.The display will show MP3 PLAYER. If the display shows INSERT CARD, check the card is
inserted correctly and try again. If the display shows CARD ERROR check the card has MP3 songs on it
and that it is formatted to FAT16 (FAT), also check the card contacts are clean and try again.The MP3 file
ID3 tag usually contains the album name, song title and artist etc... if this is found it will be displayed as
scrolling text across the top of the display while the MP3 is playing, for example 'You Can Call Me Al -
Concert In The Park 2 - Paul Simon'... together with PLAYING TRACK >
Pausing MP3 player
Press the || / > (play/pause) button to pause playback the display will show TRACK PAUSED. Press pause
again to resume the track. Press and release the < button to skip to the previous MP3 track or press and
hold the < button to restart the current MP3 track. Press and release the > button to skip to the next
MP3 track.
Changing the listening mode
Press the EQ button to change the listening mode.The options are: NORMAL, ROCK, JAZZ, CLASSICAL,
use these settings to enhance the listening mode of the MP3 track being played.
Pre-set tracks
Press and release P1 - P5 to recall a stored preset MP3 track, or press and hold P1 - P5 to store the
current playing MP3 track to a preset. Presets can be useful to fast forward on the card if you have many
tracks on the MMC card, for example you can set P1 to the 10th track, P2 to the 20th track and so on.This
will enable you to go through the tracks faster. Press the [] (stop) button to stop playback of the MP3 track.
The next time the MP3 is played, it will restart from track 1. Press the R (repeat) button to repeat the
selected track over and over.
NOTE: If the MP3 is playing and the alarm is on, it will stop playing at the end of a sunset - when the lamp
has dimmed down, or if the lamp is off, the MP3 will play for the sunset time.
Volume Control
To increase the volume, turn the volume control in a clockwise direction.To decrease the volume, turn the
volume control in an anti-clockwise direction.
Headphone Socket
NOTE: Before connecting headphones turn the VOLUME to a low setting.The headphones must have a
stereo 3.5mm plug fitted, DO NOT use a mono plug as damage may occur to the unit. Plug your head-
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