Cambridge Soundworks Control Clock 88 User Manual

An Overview of the Control Clock 88

“ALM ONE” - indicates
alarm 1 is on

“TONE RADIO” - indicates
which type of alarm will
activate; tone, radio or both

“ALM TWO” - indicates
alarm 2 is on

Directional infrared control emitter

“▲” “▼” - alarm time set controls

“T” - activates “Tone” wake-up

“R” - activates “Radio” wake-up

Turns alarm one or two “on” or “off”

“SNOOZE” - pressing once

delays tone or radio wake-up

T

R

ALARM

ONE

ON OFF

T

R

ALARM

TWO

SNOOZE

CONTROL CLOCK 88

TIME

SLP
DL Y

ON

OFF

RADIO

VOLSETON OFF

AM FM

PRESET

“AM” or “PM” - indicates
morning or evening

“BATT” - indicates
battery needs replacing

Colon flashes every second

“T” - activates “Tone” wake-up

On

“▲” “▼” - clock time set controls

“SET” - press and

hold for time set

“▲ VOL▼” and “AM FM
PRESET” buttons - control

Model 88

“SLP DLY” - hold down
to activate sleep delay
turn off period

Off

radio functions

Thank you for purchasing the Control Clock 88 by Henry Kloss. It adds
“clock radio” functions to your Model 88. Place your Model 88 anywhere
in the room. Your Control Clock 88 keeps all essential control functions
close at hand.

The Control Clock 88 offers the convenience of two separate alarms.
Either may be set to tone wake-up, music wake-up, or both. See next
page for alarm setting instructions.

Please read this operation manual to receive maximum benefit from your
Control Clock 88. Save this manual for future reference.

IMPORTANT: Remove battery when unit is not
connected to AC Power for more than an hour.

Battery
Compartment

CONTROL CLOCK 88

MANUFACTURED UNDER LICENSE FOR CAMBRIDGE SOUNDWORKS, INC.

311 NEEDHAM ST., NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02464 USA

THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION

IS SUBJECT TO THE CONDITION THAT THIS DEVICE DOES NOT CAUSE

HARMFUL INTERFERENCE.

DO NOT EXPOSE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

MADE IN CHINA

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

ATTENTION

RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE

NE PAS OUVRIR

117VAC 50/60Hz 1 Amp

Opening for
alarm tone

Setting up

Installing a 9-volt battery maintains accurate time in case of a power
outage. Install it in the bottom of the unit (see Figure 1). An alkaline
battery is recommended.

During a power outage, the display will not light up. If the Control Clock
88 “TONE” alarm was on when the power was interrupted, it will still
function. The “RADIO” wake-up will not work during a power outage.

The battery maintains time and alarm settings for approximately 48
hours. Remove the battery if the unit is unplugged for more than an hour
or so. The low battery indicator (see Figure 2) will light if the battery
needs replacement or power is interrupted. After battery replacement or
when power is restored, this indicator may take 15 minutes to
disappear. This is normal. Verify time and alarm settings after battery
replacement.

Placement

The Control Clock 88 tone alarm is most effective when the unit is
placed on a hard, flat surface. If the unit is placed on a soft cloth
surface, the tone output level may be reduced.

Plug the Control Clock 88 into an unswitched AC outlet.

Place the Control Clock 88 in a convenient location.

Place your Model 88 in its best sounding location. You may wish to
adjust the Model 88’s subwoofer control for optimum bass output. Test
the remote control functions of the Control Clock 88 to verify proper
operation. Adjust the Control Clock 88’s directional emitter as necessary
to establish control of the Model 88 (see Figure 4).

Figure 1