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The clock’s time setting will occur automatically soon after the battery is inserted. The radio
controlled mechanism tunes itself into the correct time after receiving the ‘MSF’ time signal.
How do I start the clock?
• Remove the plastic tab from the battery compartment on the back of the clock, making sure that
the polarities match those shown in the compartment.
• After the battery (AA battery 1.5v, included) is inserted, you will see the second hand move
clockwise to the 12 o’clock position. Within four minutes the hour and minute hand will move to
the standby position at 12 o’clock.
• The clock will search to receive the radio signal. If the signal in your area is strong, within three
to ten minutes the clock will set itself.
• If the signal is weak or the clock is unable to receive the signal the hands will not move. The
clock will try to receive the signal once an hour for the first 24 hours. Due to atmospheric
conditions, the signal is often strongest between midnight and 4am.
• When the clock has found the signal and finished setting itself it will seek out the signal every
second hour on the odd hours (1 o’clock, 3 o’clock etc) to maintain its accuracy.
• If there is no signal for 24 hours the clock hands will stop.
• If there is no signal the clock should be moved to another location in order to receive the signal.
The antenna is directional so one location will probably work better than another.
Buttons on the back of your clock
REC
This is to force the clock to receive.
To help with receiving the signal, the REC button can be used. Press for
more than 5 seconds. The Second hand, hour and minute hand will move to
the 12.00 position. If the clock receives the signal within approximately 8
minutes, it will set the correct time. If the clock fails to receive the signal it
will not change.
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