User's Manual

Job#: 0.0??? Title: VA04 Manual

Date: 11/04/09 Version: VA04-MAN-Rev9

Setting and Using WAKE SET continued

The Wake Cycle will begin at 6:15 am (because of 15-minute “Duration” time

delay). The FM radio and light will start at a very low level and will gradually

increase to maximum at 6:30 am.

Setting the Alarm (WAKE)

1. Press the MENU button.

2. The Main Menu is displayed.

3. Use the Rotary Selector Control to highlight WAKE SET.

4. Press the Selector Button to choose WAKE SET. The WAKE SETTINGS menu

is displayed. The TIME: item is highlighted.

5. Press the Selector Button to choose WAKE TIME. The WAKE TIME sub-menu

is displayed. WEEKDAY is highlighted. The current WAKE TIME settings for

weekday and weekend are shown in the right column. The current time setting

is shown at the bottom of the menu. As in all sub-menus, a PREVIOUS item

allows you to return to the previous menu.

6. Press the Selector Button. The hour and AM (or PM) are highlighted.

7. Use the Rotary Selector Control to choose both the alarm hour and AM or PM.

Notice that the display changes from AM to PM as you pass from 11 to 12 or

12 to 11 (as you turn the control right or left).

8. Press the Selector Button to set the alarm hour. Minutes are highlighted.

9. Use the Rotary Selector Control to choose the alarm minute.

10. Press the Selector Button to set the alarm minute. The Alarm Time is set and

the menu returns to WEEKDAY.

Use the same method to set a WEEKEND alarm.

NOTE: You have now set the alarm time(s), but you have not turned the alarm on.

To turn on the alarm, push the WAKE button. WAKE will show in the bottom left of

the display. To turn the alarm off, press the WAKE button a second time. WAKE

will no longer appear in the bottom left of the display.

Setting WAKE Options

In addition to alarm time, in the WAKE SETTINGS menu you can set:

• Duration • Sound

• Light • Play

• Volume

Duration is the length of time before the alarm time. During the duration, the light

(if chosen) increases in brightness and the sound (if chosen) increases in volume.

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