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The flashing Icon indicates that radio control circuit is working. Other button is no function except “MONTH/HR/WAVE/ZONE” button at this time, press “MONTH/HR/WAVE/ZONE" button to stop reception manually. 4)The “WAVE OK” display If the WWVB signal is received , successfully. RADIO CONTROL TIME UPDATE 1 )The reception system of the clock compares its date daily at 01:00 a .m .to the signal from the WWVB transmitter. If no signal is received within 4 minutes, the system will automatically try to compare the time at every hour until 04:00 am and 01:00PM. 2)Receptlon can start anytime by pressing the “MONTH/HR/WAVE/ZONE” button. , IMPORTANT. ! it is recommended to put the Radlo-clock near window. Please move the clock to another location if difficulty in signal reception is encountered. 1 )The clock receives the time signals via its built-in antenna and adjusts automatically. Once the correct time is set, the alarm clock continues running on with an internal quartz-controlled mechanism. 2)The Internal quartz-mechanism is very accurate; therefore it does not matter if the clock is occasionally unable to receive the time signals. RADIO CONTROL FEATURE The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is located In Fort Collins, Colorado. The NIST continuously broadcasts the time signal (WWVB, 60KHz) which can be received anywhere in the continental United States where long wave (AM) radio reception is possible. The signal can reach approximately 2,000 miles through the internal antenna in the Radio Controlled Clock. However, due to the nature of the Earth's atmosphere, reception is very limited during the daylight hours. The radio control clock will search for a signal every night when reception is best. The WWVB radio station delivers its signal from the NIST Atomic Clock in Boulder Colorado. ALARM SETTING 1 )At normal time mode, press “MODE” button to enter alarm time display mode. 2)Press “MONTH/HR/WAVE/ZONE" button until the correct alarm Hour is selected. 3)Press “DATE/12/24/MIN” button until the correct alarm Minute is selected. 4)Press “YEAR/SEC/AL/'C/T/DST” button to select the alarm on/off and snooze on/off. The bell icon appearance indicates the alarm is on. The snooze icon appearance indicates the snooze is on. 5)When the alarm is on, it rings for one minute when the preset time arrives. Press any button to stop the ring. Note: The Snooze Function When the alarm rings, if there are no buttons pressed or only the “SNOOZE” button is pressed, the icon will flash and thus indicates the snooze has been activated. Four minutes later it will ring again for every five minutes, but this repeated ring has four times. To stop snooze, press any button except the “SNOOZE" button. ; 6)Press “MODE" button to exit alarm time setting mode. SPECIFICATIONS 1 )Power Requirements X AA Batteries 2)Operating/Detected Temperature:-9.5’C to 50'C 3)Resolution:0.5"C 4)Accuracy:+/-1,5'C SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Do not expose the appliance to strong temperature variations, humidity, direct sunlight ordust. Keep the radio-controlled alarm clock out of reach of small children. Attention! Batteries can be life threatening, if swallowed. Therefore, keep batteries and alarm clock out of reach of small children. If a battery has been swallowed, seek medical advice immediately. The batteries provided must not be charged or re-activated by any other means, taken apart, thrown into fire or short-circuited. Batteries need to be properly disposed of. For this purpose, shops selling batteries provide special containers for environmentally friendly disposal. Also, empty batteries will be taken at public waste collection points. NO.C315A (E) Ver: A1...