I am replacing my original receiver with built in flock. Does the clock stay on in this receiver all the time as I also need time to display.
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Yes if you set it. You have to first set the clock.Then when you play a cd or radio station Press displayand, the clock will show. My advice to you is go toyou tube, ask how do you set the clock, and settings andput in the model number of the unit [ being CDXGT57UP.]and, it will show you how to do it.
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Hi K. Anwar, Yes. The time stays on the display panel all the time. -Anthony
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I'll be honest with u it does display time. But with my work did not monkey with time just needed the radio. the display goes off. I will let u know i did buy two other radios for my friends that jockey with me and they love em. Hope I was helpful for u--Mike
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If you set it to the 10 second timer in the menue, it stays in that mode till you change it. Don't know about the other time modes.
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Yes, you can get it to display the time constantly simply by holding in the "Menu" button (top row, far right button) from any screen.Yes, you can actually use it as a type of clock radio, by having it play music at a set time.The screen backlight is adjustable for duration, but only up to 30 seconds maximum.I don't see why you would want it to stay on constantly, though, because I'm pretty sure that you'd deplete the battery completely over a normal eight hour night's sleep, making the alarm function unusable.You can get the screen backlight to come on simply by touching and quickly releasing any button if you need to see the time, though. Yes, you can get it to display the time constantly simply by holding in the "Menu" button (top row, far right button) from any screen.Yes, you can actually use it as a type of clock radio, by having it play music at a set time.The screen backlight is adjustable for duration, but only up to 30 seconds maximum.I don't see why you would want it to stay on constantly, though, because I'm pretty sure that you'd deplete the battery completely over a normal eight hour night's sleep, making the alarm function unusable.You can get the screen backlight to come on... » Read More Yes, you can get it to display the time constantly simply by holding in the "Menu" button (top row, far right button) from any screen.Yes, you can actually use it as a type of clock radio, by having it play music at a set time.The screen backlight is adjustable for duration, but only up to 30 seconds maximum.I don't see why you would want it to stay on constantly, though, because I'm pretty sure that you'd deplete the battery completely over a normal eight hour night's sleep, making the alarm function unusable.You can get the screen backlight to come on simply by touching and quickly releasing any button if you need to see the time, though. « Show Less
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I have never seen it display the time. When you turn it off, it is truly off, not in standby like a cable box. When it is on, it displays what it is playing.
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No, my clock is only displayed when the key is on. In settings you can select to display clock or selections
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It does display the time when not playing. I have not played with it enough to know if you can display it at other times.
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It sounds to me like you have problems with the receiver board. Does the red led on the receiver board burn steady, or does it remain flashing AFTER BINDING? Also, are all the electrical plugs pushed firmly into their sockets on top of the receiver board? Just a couple of suggestions that you might check on (if you haven't already done so).
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The mount *does* save the time (and date)! Sadly this feature (which they call RTC, short for "real time clock") is turned off by default. You just have to turn it on using the handbox: Menu -> Utilities -> Turn on/off RTC. Why they don't turn it on by default, I'll never know.
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The display on my remote tells me the time even when it is turned off. It displays additional status info when it is turned on. It sounds like your display is faulty if nothing shows up. I suggest you call the service phone number listed below the warranty at the back of the Instruction Manual. Staff was helpful the one time I called them.
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It has been a few months since I messed with the one I bought, I do know that you have to have some steps in assigning it a frequency. If you have not tried it yet, I would manual set up the same frequency matching the transmitter to receiver. If you have them both on the same frequency already, I can't help you. Hope this helps
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Yes. The row of buttons below the display has a clock symbol above the first button. You push that button and it will display the time. You can leave the time displayed on the screen or push it again and it shows your station.
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You can set the analog clock manually, then watch the antenna icon on the far left for a link. When it has 3 sets of non blinking quotes around it, it has linked. I had to move mine to a different location to get a link. Also, try turning the clock left and right a bit and wait for it to link.
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It would help me if I knew that your unit had once worked correctly, but without this info I would suggest to First, make sure the unit is in sync with the ceiling fan (to do this, if able, turn light off then turn light on, press square button in center of fan control and hold button down until light flashes on and off twice then attempt to turn light on/off as normal). Should this not work or wall unit completely not functioning , problem could be in one of two places; (1) receiver unit in the fan itself could need to be replaced or (2) wall unit could need to be replaced. I ended up replacing both of mine since I first replaced the receiver unit and when that failed to fix the problem I replaced the wall unit, which did fix the problem. I hope this will help you. Another option is to purchase a hand held remote, sync it with the light as previously instructed, and if this works you will know the problem is in your wall unit and not in your receiver. Susan Wallace
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the monitor is also your receiver. i assume it is replaceble, i have had mine over 2 years and it still works so have not had to replace anything. you cannot hook it up to another system unless is has the exact same frequency as the monitor/receiver as the one u wish to replace. the pic is not good but love the sound. got restraining orders on some nasty neighbors which was a blessing.
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Jeffrey, I would recommend to change the whole box. My entire box is plastic and I believe it was built not to come off without breaking plastic door. It is easy to change clock mechanism from one box to another. However, if you are not familiar with dealing with electric devices; I RECOMMEND YOU HAVE A LICENSED ELECTRICIAN DO IT FOR YOU. Always make sure power is completely off as a cardinal safety rule. I did my own box change and the entire process took me 30 minutes. Good luck! Orlando
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The receiver might probably be picking up a signal from some other device that puts out a signal that is on the same frequency as the light assembly. You might change the switches [frequency switches] on the receiver and the remote unit (so that they match each other) as they should. It is not a serious issue but sometimes annoying one at times. I would suggest that you talk with an electrician just to be on the safe side.