AKAI DT-220
Quartz Count Audio Timer (1982-85)
Specifications
| €160 | ||
| Audio timer with weekly 4 program function. | ||
| Timer reservation is a Weekly 4 program type, and each program can specify multiple desired days of the week at random. | ||
| The display uses a 2-color FL tube and is equipped with a dual display system. | ||
| Normally, the current time and next timer operation time are displayed, and the timer ON time and OFF time are displayed when the program is set or confirmed. | ||
| An operation guide system is adopted in which the display part to be set next flashes when the program is set, so that the program can be set easily. | ||
| In addition, it is equipped with a touch tone mechanism that can confirm whether the operation was reliable by electronic sound. | ||
| Three program modes can be specified for each program. | ||
| Three modes can be selected : Repeat, which operates every week with the same timer for the program contents ; One Time, which operates only for one week and retains the program contents after the operation ends and enters a memory save state ; and Memory, which operates only memory first and allows program set when necessary. | ||
| The AC outlet can be controlled independently for Manual, Timer and Sleep modes. | ||
| Equipped with a sleep timer mechanism that can be set every minute from 1 minute to 99 minutes. | ||
| Equipped with a one touch program check mechanism that allows one touch confirmation of program contents. | ||
| Equipped with an auto-dimmer mechanism that automatically adjusts display illumination according to the brightness of the room. | ||
| Equipped with shift keys for both forward and reverse directions, which are convenient for program correction. | ||
| Equipped with battery (006P, DC9V) backup function, memory can be retained in case of minor power failure or movement. | ||
| The time display is 12/24 hour switching type. | ||
| Equipped with a second set key that can reset the current time for 0 seconds with one touch. | ||
| Equipped with an automatic return mechanism that automatically returns to the current time mode even if the operation is stopped in the middle of the program. |
