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General| Display Type | LCD |
|---|---|
| Alarm Function | Yes |
| Time Format | 12/24 hour |
| Power Source | AC adapter |
| Snooze Function | Yes |
| Backlight | Yes |
| Temperature Display | Yes |
| Backup Battery | CR2032 battery backup |
| Weight | 0.44 lbs |
Identifies the device as an Atomic Alarm Clock.
Explains the buttons for setting, light, snooze, and alarm.
Covers AC power input, USB charging port, and battery compartment.
Instructions for connecting power adapter and inserting backup batteries.
Steps to reset the clock if temperature data is missing.
Explains the various icons and indicators on the LCD screen.
Details backlight adjustment and the low battery warning icon.
Outlines the sequence for setting WWVB signal, time zone, DST, and date.
Lists the 7 available time zone settings for the clock.
Instructions to toggle between Fahrenheit and Celsius temperature readings.
Explains the USB port's capability to charge external devices.
How to use the ALARM button to set the desired alarm time.
Procedure to activate or deactivate the alarm and its bell icon.
Instructions on silencing the alarm temporarily with the SNOOZE button.
Describes the meaning of rising, steady, and falling trends for temp/humidity.
Steps to manually search for the WWVB atomic time signal.
Explains when the LCD and USB port turn off during signal search.
Recommendations for clock placement to ensure good WWVB reception.
Explains that moon phases are based on Gregorian calendar and WWVB signal.
Guidelines for battery replacement, polarity, and removal.
Advice on cleaning the clock and important usage warnings.
Details the operating temperature and humidity ranges for the device.
Lists power adapter, battery life, and physical dimensions of the clock.
Provides warranty details and contact information for technical support.
Details FCC compliance for Class B digital devices and interference guidelines.
Warns against unauthorized modifications and misuse of the equipment.
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