B) Wall and Desk Mount Display
To attach the base, place it on a flat surface, with the pointed end away from
you. There are 2 raised tabs projecting up from the base. Take your clock and
angle it towards you, place the opening on the bottom of the clock in the front
tab. Once the clock and the front tab are joined, gently push the clock away
from you to an upright position, until it locks in place.
To disassemble the base, hold the base with one hand and gently pull
towards you.
Fig.6 Side view of assembling clock case to base
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1. GETTING STARTED
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Battery
door
Channel 2
Channel 3
Indicator lamp
Fig.4 Front view of remote sensor
Fig.5 Back view of remote sensor
Reset key
Fig.2 Front view of clock
Fig.3 Back view of clock
Antenna icon
Indoor temperature
Outdoor temperature
MADE IN CHINA
Battery door
+AAA/UM-4-
+AAA/UM-4-
-AAA/UM-4+
-AAA/UM-4+
+AAA/UM-4-
+AAA/UM-4-
Battery compartment
RCC activate DST/Standard
Hour set Day set Off set-
Daylight saving
time indicator
C / F selection Zone
setting 12/24 H format
Month setting Off set +
Mode Switch Lock/DST
zone/Clock set /Calendar
set / Off set
Reset key
Snooze / RCC off
Home time Zone on/off
Minutes set Year set
Reset Offset
Register/Channel
Set
Alarm switch
Alarm off / Alarm set /
Alarm on
Time zone
indicator
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Note: After installing batteries , press the reset button on the clock and on
the remote unit.
Batteries
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press the reset button on the clock and
Atomic Radio Controlled Clock,Calendar,
Atomic Radio Controlled Clock,Calendar,
Indoor & Wireless Outdoor Thermometer
Indoor & Wireless Outdoor Thermometer
00195
Instruction
TRUE TIME
& TEMP
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*Please note the radio signal can be received in all 48 US mainland states and
some parts of Canada, close to the US border. N.I.S.T. radio control signal is
not received in Alaska and Hawaii. In these locations, this radio controlled
clock will only function as a normal quartz clock, and must be set manually.
Fig. 1 Atomic radio controlled time signal transmission and reception
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" atomic " electronically encoded signals for
the four time zones in the continental USA, the accuracy of the " atomic " radio
controlled clock became
available to the general public. Recent technology
enabled this process to be miniaturized and to be offered at reasonable cost.
The N.I.S.T. ( National Institute of Standards & Technology ), broadcasts
electronically encoded time signals, from the antenna located in Fort Collins,
Colorado, based on the USA atomic clock. (For more information on the
N.I.S.T. transmission and cesium atomic clock, visit their website:
The word "atomic" is applied to the radio controlled clocks, which pick up the
encoded signal and decode it, synchronizing within a split second of the Atomic
N.I.S.T. clock. In addition, the radio signal automatically sets the calendar and
adjusts for daylight savings or standard time.
