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Display | LCD |
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Time Format | 12/24 Hour |
Alarm Function | Yes |
Snooze Function | Yes |
Temperature Display | Yes |
Humidity Display | Yes |
Indoor Humidity Range | 20% to 95% |
Atomic Time | Yes |
Color | Black |
Power Source | Battery |
Outdoor Temperature Range | -40°F to 140°F |
Guidance on selecting appropriate, name-brand alkaline batteries for optimal clock performance and longevity.
Information on the expected lifespan of a AA alkaline battery, typically over 12 months.
Procedure to reset the atomic clock to factory settings, involving battery removal and button presses for troubleshooting.
Details on the four supported time zones (Pacific, Mountain, Central, Eastern) for North American operation.
Troubleshooting steps for when the clock time is inaccurate, including signal reception issues.
Addresses time zone issues or DST settings causing hour discrepancies, suggesting holding the time zone button.
Explanation of DST adjustments, manual override, and factors affecting automatic synchronization up to 5 nights.
Instructions for manually adjusting the clock hands using the SET button in manual mode.
Recommendations for optimal indoor/outdoor placement to ensure good radio signal reception, ideally near a window.
Clarifies that the WWVB signal cannot be manually shut off; manual time settings are overridden by the signal.
States the clock does not support booster antennas and opening it voids the warranty.
Confirms the clock cannot operate on a timing circuit and tampering voids the warranty.
Explains that spinning hands indicate auto-correction, with normal operation involving up to two hour hand rotations.
Troubleshooting for continuously spinning hands, often due to battery issues or movement failure.
Diagnoses jumping hands as a potential battery issue or movement problem requiring restart or replacement.
Identifies stuck hands potentially caused by battery issues, bent hands, or movement failure.
Addresses loose hands, suggesting repair or movement replacement, especially if under warranty.