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3 REPLACING BATTERIES
When the low battery symbol shows on the LCD display (20), open the Battery door (19) at the bottom, replace the exhausted batteries with three new alkaline "AA"batteries.
NOTE: If the AC/DC adapter is connected to the DC jack,the batt- eries are used to maintain clock function only. The batteries can operate the unit with full functions for only a few hours. The unit should be operated with the included adapter.
4 SETTING NORMAL TIME
When power is on, the clock starts to enter the radio controlled clock mode. The LCD display (20) initially shows:
-L:
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-OFF: Alarm off mode
-The receiving tower symbol starts to blink. It indicates that the unit has entered the time
-If this unit is within the signal area: after receiving all signals successfully, the clock shows the correct time and starts to work. The blinking receiving tower symbol becomes steady. The time signal is transmitted four times a day to
-If this unit is out of the signal area: Press MODE button (9) once, the clock changes to normal clock mode. To set the correct time, hold SET button (13) for two seconds to enter set mode.
5 YEAR/MONTH/DATE SETTING
-The LCD display (20) showing the year digits flashes, press UP (10) or DOWN (12) button to set the year.
-Press MODE button (9) once to flash the month digits, then press UP (10) or DOWN (12) button to set the month.
-Press MODE button (9) once again to flash the date digits, then press UP (10) or DOWN (12) button to set the date.
-Press MODE button (9) once again to finish the setting or press SET button (13) once to continue time setting.
6 TIME SETTING
-After entering set mode, press SET button (13) once to flash the hour digits, then press UP (10) or DOWN (12) button to set the hour.
-Press MODE button (9) once to flash the minute digits, then press UP (10) or DOWN (12) button to set the minute.
-Press MODE button (9) once again to finish the time setting or press SET button (13) to continue alarm time setting.
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