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SNOOZE/ALARM STOP

the clock.

When you set both alarms to sound at different times, press and hold SNOOZE/ ALARM STOP for 2 seconds to turn off the corresponding alarm that is beeping. The alarm will stop and sound again at the same time the next day.

When both alarms are beeping, press and hold SNOOZE/ALARM STOP for 2 seconds to turn off both alarms.

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SNOOZE/ALARM STOP

ALARM ON/OFF

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The alarm sounds with the corresponding alarm’s LED indicator flashing.

Alarm 1 and Alarm 2 have different beeping sounds. The duration for each alarm is 2 minutes.

To turn off the alarm, slideto OFF. Slide it to ON to reset the alarm to sound at the same time the next day. Or press

located on the top of

To temporarily turn off the alarm for about 9 minutes, tap on the

button once on top of the clock while the alarm sounds. The alarm stops and sounds in about 9 minutes. You can repeat the snooze alarm by pressing SNOOZE/ALARM STOP when the alarm sounds next time.

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If a battery is not installed, the LOW BAT. indicator appears solid.

The clock detects the battery level —

•at 12:00 pm daily

•when AC power recovers from failure,

•when the clock is connected to power

When the clock detects the battery level, a load of around 5mA is drawn directly from the battery. If the clock detects a low battery voltage, the LOW BAT. indicator appears solid.

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Atomic frequency	60kHz WWVB
Time accuracy	1/1000 sec. / 3,000 years
Time accuracy	± 1 sec./ day at 25 C
Power Requirement	AC 120V, 60Hz
Slide switch reliability	3,000 cycles
	at 180-200g force
Contact button	1,000 times vertical press
Backup Battery	1 × 9-Voltage
Backup Battery Life	24 hours
External Transformer	AC 120V input, 4.5V × 2

Output, 6-foot cable	UL approved
Alarm Sound Level	70dB (10cm from buzzer)
Snooze alarm duration	9 minutes
Alarm Duration	2 minutes
Operating Temperature	0C–40° C (32–104° F
Storage Temperature	-10–60° C (14–140° F)

Specifications are typical; individual units might vary. Specifications are subject to change and improvement without notice.

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