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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 14 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 EN Cool RF Projection Clock with Animated Projection (RM818P) PISA Animated Projection Clock (RM818PA) USER MANUAL INTRODUCTION Thank you for selecting the projection clock (RM818P / RM818PA). The Vibration Wake-Up Alarm (VR101) is compatible with this product and can be purchased separately. NOTE Please keep this manual handy as you use your new product. It contains practical step-by-step instructions, as well as technical specifications and warnings you should know. OVERVIEW FRONT VIEW 1. Projector : Projects time on the wall or ceiling 2. LCD display 3. SNOOZE / LIGHT : Turns on projector and backlight for 5 seconds 4. ALARM : Toggles between Alarm 1, Alarm 2 and Calendar 5. ON / OFF : Activates / deactivates the alarm 6. CLOCK : Toggles between different clock displays BACK VIEW 1. Battery compartment 2. ADAPTER : Adaptor slot 3. Reset : Press to reset 4. EU / UK (RM818P only) : Slide to select your nearest radio signal base 5. UP / DOWN : Increases / decreases setting; Enables / disables clock reception signal 6. PROJECTION ON : Enables continuous projection with AC adapter connected LCD DISPLAY 1. Clock radio reception signal 2. Time 3. Alarm display 4. Alarm time / calendar 5. Animation speed : Select fast or slow 6. Low battery 7. Time zone 8. Alarm ON : Appears when alarm 1/2 is activated. GETTING STARTED BATTERIES The unit uses 2 x AAA (UM-4) 1.5V batteries. Insert batteries before first use, matching the polarity (+ and -): NOTE appears when batteries are low. ADAPTER For continuous projection you must use the AC adapter. CLOCK DISPLAY MODES Press CLOCK to toggle between the clock displays: Clock with seconds and calendar Clock with weekday and calendar Clock with time zone offset and calendar CLOCK RECEPTION This product is designed to synchronize its calendar clock automatically once it is brought within range of a radio signal: DCF-77 generated from Frankfurt, Germany for Central Europe MSF-60 generated from Rugby, England WWVB-60 generated from the atomic clock in Fort Collins, Colorado The clock collects the radio signals whenever it is within 1500 km (932 miles) of a signal. RM818P only -- slide the EU / UK switch to the appropriate setting based on your location. Press RESET whenever you change the selected setting. RECEPTION SIGNAL The reception icon will blink when it is searching for a signal. If the radio signal is weak, it can take up to 24 hours to get a valid signal reception. For best reception, place the clock away from metal objects and electrical appliances and place near a window. To enable / disable the clock radio reception, press and hold UP / DOWN. SETTING THE CLOCK You only need to do this if you have disabled the clock radio reception, or if you are too far from the radio signal. To set the clock: 1. Press and hold CLOCK for 2 seconds. The setting will blink. 2. Use UP / DOWN to change the setting. 3. Press CLOCK to confirm. 4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to set the time zone, 12 / 24 hour format, hour, minute, year, day-month format, month, day and display language. NOTE If you enter +1 in the time zone setting, this will give you your local time plus 1 hour. If you are in the US (RM818PA) set the clock to: -8 for Pacific time -7 for Mountain time -6 for Central time -5 for Eastern time NOTE The language options are (E) English, (F) French, (D) German, (I) Italian, and (S) Spanish. ALARM The clock has 2 alarms with a beep sound. If you have purchased the vibration device, you can also set the alarm to vibrate for 1.5 minutes. To set an alarm: 1. Press ALARM to toggle between the alarm displays and select either alarm 1 or 2 for setting. 2. Press and hold ALARM to enter alarm setting mode. The alarm setting will blink. 3. Select the hour, minute, alarm beep sound or vibration alarm or both. Press UP / DOWN to change the settings. 4. Press ALARM to confirm. NOTE "-:--" appears when the alarm is not activated. ALARM STATUS The alarm icon will appear on the display to show which alarm has been set (see below): ICO