When we changed to daylight savings time I changed the date hands on the watch but the voice time did not change. How do I do this?
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When you set the time you hear the time first. Then you confirm the time. Then the hands move t
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Sorry I threw away the directions. But you can play around with it and figure it out. I think you push and hold the top button until you get hours and you go to the bottom button to set the hour. Push the top button again to get minutes and then set the minutes with the bottom button. Continue to set the day and month.
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Open the lid, turn the outer dial so the arrow on the inner part points to the time. You can't get it exactly but you can set it to the approximate correct time.
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just don't push either the 2 or 4 o'clock buttons on the side of the watch. If you don't push them, the watch will not tell you the time or day and date.
530873
You can't set the turn on time. You set the frequency on the left and on time on the right. The turn on time is however long the free is from the time you make any changes. Sorry.
1741949
I didn't realize that you could use 24 hr. time. I cannot figure out how to do it. The instructions that I have do not give any indication that you can change time format. If you do find a way, I'd like to know.
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Yes, first set the time in 24 hr format...then go to settings and time format to change it to 12 hr format. You can also set the time by syncing the watch with your phone.
109170
Hi, actually the hands should set themselves with the atomic clock. I know you've read the instructions but if they are not followed EXACTLY the way they are written it will not set itself to the correct time. I can't seem to find my instructions or I would point out where to look. Good luck. Happy Holidays!
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Press the mode button fiirst. This will be the button on the lower left side of the watch. Keep pressing the mode button until TIME comes up. First you will see 12H and it will be flashing.Tap the screen again and you should be able to set the time using the (- or +). I hope this helps. Good luck. Feel free to ask more questions if need be.
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Use the menu to set the date & time. As with all electronic devices it's weird. Trial & error is the way to go.
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Search Google for "on-time atomic talking watch manual" without the quotes. first two results for me were instruction documents. As a general rule, the lower-left button (" 8 o' clock" button) opens and cycles through the menu and confirms setting changes. Hold the 8 o' clock button to open the menu (watch usually announces: "SET ALARM, PRESS 10 O' CLOCK BUTTON TO SET"). With the menu open: Repeatedly press 8 'o clock button to cycle through menu options. Upper-left button ("10 o' clock") selects a menu item to start making setting changes. Upper-right button ("2 o' clock") makes changes to the selected menu setting Lower-right button ("4 o' clock") makes alternate changes to selected menu setting (ie sets minutes when the 2 o' clock button has set hours). 8 o' clock button confirms new setting changes. These are definitive rules, just guidelines. Be sure to set the correct time zone before changing any other settings (typically it's the 4th menu option) Good luck!
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I read the Customer Comments first before purchasing and I gambled on it. After getting the watch I also read very carefully of the instruction and I tried not to set ALL immediately and I only set the Time Zone first. Since it is radio controlled so I let the radio to set the time for me. I think it was about an hour or two later the watch set the hands automatically. On the day to Fall Back I did not turn the hands either, instead, I waited until almost 3 a.m. Sunday the radio automatically set the proper time and I did not have to do anything. I really don't remember everything I did, but the "rule" I followed was not to touch on ALL these buttons. Most of us are rather impatient and we want to know it all immediately. When I realized that the Alarm was set at 3 a.m. by the factory I did not rush to change it until I had time to read the instruction and I did just that little. I'm just guessing: If you, Anita, live on the West Coast, why not set your Time Zone to, say, East Coast Time Zone for one day and watch the hands readjust to the East Coast TZ, then a day later change to the Pacific Time Zone and let the radio to adjust the time but don't expect to see the change promptly. Good luck, we have to help each other in this Internet Era Economy. baoedong@yahoo.com
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Actually I just now looked at it. hit the clock/calendar key to go to date or time to set. Then hold down the time set (equal key) until the first digit blinks on the readout. Then set either the time or date setting you earlier had selected. When done hit the time set (equal key) again.
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Simple. Just push the switch to turn or off manually. It will over ride your time settings.
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The clock I have automatically sets itself for daylight savings time. Maybe you have it set for the wrong time zone. Look at the directions. The clock works really well.
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Yes I've left my watch on 24hr display 'cause I couldn't figure out how to change it to 12hr. It has been very hard for me to program
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As for the time, toggle mode button to the "set" position, then "+" through to "time" (press ok), "time1" (press ok), "manual" (press ok) then set the hour right (using + or -). One way to reset chrono is to stop and save the workout (then delete it or whatever you want). Hope that helps.