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Display Type | LCD |
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Battery Backup | No |
Time Signal Reception | No |
Power Source | 2 AA batteries (not included) |
Daylight Saving Time | Manual adjustment |
Guidance on using fresh, name-brand alkaline batteries for optimal clock performance and reduced interference.
Steps to restart the atomic clock to its default state, including battery removal, button presses, and signal reception.
Details on the four supported time zones (Pacific, Mountain, Central, Eastern) and North American operation.
Steps for addressing incorrect time, including checking WWVB signal, battery, and repositioning the clock.
Troubleshooting for time being incorrect by hours but correct by minutes, involving time zone and DST settings.
Instructions on how to adjust for Daylight Saving Time and potential delays in automatic updates.
Detailed steps for manually setting the clock's time using the SET button, including forward advancement methods.
Information on how long a good AA alkaline battery is expected to last in the clock.
Answers regarding shutting off the WWVB signal and the inability to use a booster antenna.
Clarification that the atomic clock cannot work with a control timing circuit and voids warranty if opened.
Explanation for hands spinning daily, indicating auto-correction, and potential issues with battery power.
Troubleshooting for non-stop spinning hands, suggesting battery issues or movement replacement.
Diagnosis for hands jumping, pointing to battery issues or potential movement replacement.
Troubleshooting for stuck hands, indicating battery problems, bent hands, or movement issues.
Guidance for loose hands, recommending repair or movement replacement if the clock is under warranty.
Recommendations for optimal clock placement, emphasizing distance from electronics and proximity to windows facing Colorado.