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TFA Projection
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TFA Projection

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JanikMeier

9 months ago

Does the display always light up? (backlight) or only when a button is pressed? I only need the projection function. The display does not need to be illuminated (I only need the device as a clock, not as an alarm clock)

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Galaxus

9 months ago

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The display of the TFA Dostmann projection clock (model 60.5016.01) can be adjusted so that the backlight and projection do not have to be constantly lit. - The projection and display lighting can be set to two brightness levels or switched off completely. - If the device is powered by batteries alone, the projection and display lighting can only be activated for a few seconds at the touch of a button. With the mains adapter, the projection can be activated permanently and the brightness can be adjusted. This allows you to set the device so that the display is not permanently illuminated and you only use the projection function.
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Chrisjuon

3 years ago

Dear owners of the alarm clock, is it possible to manually adjust the sharpness of the projection when the optical projection is blurred/out of focus? Many thanks and best regards

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eduardstempfel

3 years ago

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Yes, the focus can be adjusted on the rotary knob of the projector section. The digital display can be switched off completely, as can the projection. Good device. I would buy again.
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Anonymous

4 years ago

13% of people are stomach sleepers. The alarm clock with projection on the ceiling is therefore not suitable for 13% of people. For the stomach sleeper, the alarm clock must be placed on the bedside table so that the clock face is visible and the projection image must be on the wall to the left of the alarm clock.

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orinokio

4 years ago

You can rotate the unit with the projection beam completely around a horizontal axis and in addition you can also tilt the image 180°. Very well done. So at least you can project the image onto the wall behind the alarm clock, but not to the left of the alarm clock (rotate around the vertical axis must the alarm clock itself).

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