User manual OREGON SCIENTIFIC RM806

[. . . ] Please refer to the Manual Setting instructions in these instructions for further information. NOTE: Pressing once advance the setting by increments of 1: holding the button down for more the three seconds will accelerate the setting to rapid advance mode. WARNING: The key also is used to reactivate the signal reception process should it become disable. ZONE (Figure A. 3) The Radio Controlled Clock is designed to automatically adjust the time signal to the user selected North American time zone ­ Pacific, Mountain, Central or Eastern. [. . . ] NOTE: The Radio controlled Clock will continue to display the selected function (Month/Date or 5 GB GB Alarm Time) Until the ((·)) ALARM button is pressed again. ((·)) Alarm Display indicator (Figure A. 11) This ((·)) icon indicates the second line of the display is showing Alarm Time. [ ] Alarm "ON" Indicator (Figure A. 12) ] icon indicates that the alarm function is activated. This Bell [ [BATT] Low Battery Indicator (Figure A. 13) This [BATT] icon indicates that it is time to change batteries. Reset Button(Figure A. 14) To clear all user-selected settings and to cause the settings to default to their original values, press RESET with a blunt stylus. The reset button is located under the battery compartment door. BATTERY INSTALLATION Your Radio Controlled Clock is shipped with two AAA batteries. These batteries should last for approximately one year depending on the amount of your use of the HiGloTM backlight. Open the battery compartment, door and remove the two protective plastic strips from the batteries and slide the battery compartment door back into place. Radio Controlled Clock: The RM806 will automatically synchronize current time and date with the signal broadcast by the US Atomic Clock when the product is in reception range of the signal. When the unit is new and just out of the box, synchronization with the U. S. The unit will receive the most dependable and interference free signal automatically between Midnight and 4 AM. When the unit is receiving radio signal, the reception icon will start to blink. The reception icon will show either strong, weak or no signal depending on the strength of the radio signal. 6 - Strong - Weak - No signal - Receiving When the reception is completed the reception icon will stop blinking. The reception icon will show [ ] for no Reception or [ ] for successful reception. For best signal reception, place the RM806 away from other equipment that emit RF or microwave signals such as TV's, radios, PC's or microwave ovens. Other causes for signal interference include electrical power transmission towers, steel reinfoced concrete construction, and/or metal siding. Radio Frequency appliances and radios, such as the Radio Controlled Alarm Clock, perform best when placed near a window. After receiving the initial signal, updates are accomplished with greater ease. Even though there are areas that may have more difficulty in receiving a signal, the RM806 Alarm Clock contains very accurate quartz movement and will retain precise time even if a signal is missed on a rare occasion. SETTING THE ALARM 1) Press and hold the ((·)) 24h OFF button for at least three seconds. 2) While the "Hour" segment is flashing press the [+] button to set the desired hour time (please note the AM/PM designation). 7 GB GB 3) When the desired hour time is reached, press the ((·)) 24h again. [. . . ] This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: o Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. 11 GB GB o Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. [. . . ]