Is it easy to read if PM or AM for clock and start times? My present controllers are impossible to tell.
2085196
I never had a problem setting mine up, but now that you asked I went to look at it. There are "am" & "pm" notes beside the time and although they are small they are pretty easy to see. The "am" shows beside the time above the center of the minute digit & the "pm" is beside the minute digit below centre. I have to get to about 2 feet to see the actual "am or pm" but the time is nice & big. The rest of the symbols are little on the summary screen, but once you get it set up you don't really need to look at them, or at least I don't. Hope this helps, I really like mine - specially the remote!
2085197
I sat at my desk in the house and programed it. I have trouble seeing it where it is outside in the pump house. I can then just change the duration times as I need (still a bit hard to see). if it helps the time that first displays is always midnight
2085198
I never had a problem setting mine up, but now that you asked I went to look at it. There are "am" & "pm" notes beside the time and although they are small they are pretty easy to see. The "am" shows beside the time above the center of the minute digit & the "pm" is beside the minute digit below centre. I have to get to about 2 feet to see the actual "am or pm" but the time is nice & big. The rest of the symbols are little on the summary screen, but once you get it set up you don't really need to look at them, or at least I don't. Hope this helps, I really like mine - specially the remote! I never had a problem setting mine up, but now that you asked I went to look at it. There are "am" & "pm" notes beside the time and although they are small they are pretty easy to see. The "am" shows beside the time above the center of the minute digit & the "pm" is beside the minute digit below centre. I have to get to about 2 feet to see the actual "am or pm" but the time is nice & big. The rest of the symbols are little on the summary screen, but once you get it set up you don't really need to look at them, or at least I don't. Hope this... » Read More I never had a problem setting mine up, but now that you asked I went to look at it. There are "am" & "pm" notes beside the time and although they are small they are pretty easy to see. The "am" shows beside the time above the center of the minute digit & the "pm" is beside the minute digit below centre. I have to get to about 2 feet to see the actual "am or pm" but the time is nice & big. The rest of the symbols are little on the summary screen, but once you get it set up you don't really need to look at them, or at least I don't. Hope this helps, I really like mine - specially the remote! « Show Less
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In the instructions describing icons, it says "PM" indicates PM time unless 24-hour time is selected which implies that it can be done but the instructions do not spell it out. With previous watches, I've found cycling through AM and PM times once kicks you into 24-hour time.
430691
Yes day of the week and date. The other button tells the time of day with am or pm
1707384
Roland is wrong, I just got mine and used it, it time stamps date and TIME. It is an option you can turn on or off. Really handy!!
1104145
My clock automatically set the time a few minutes after I installed the battery, I didn't have to do anything. But the instructions for this clock are here...http://skyscanatomicclocks.com/site/owners-manuals/Click on the clock you have, if it's model 88909 it's on the top left corner. Good luck!
2245299
You can set the time you want such as 8:00 am. You hold they'd "delay" button, and set the time on the clock. When you release the delay bottom, the current time is displayed. Hope that helps!
1872014
There are two sensors inside to the left and right (little round black things), slap some black polish on it. You can now manually control the time. Your Welcome :) Make sure it's unplugged when you do this.
717400
Yes. You must press the DAY/NIGHT and HOUR buttons at the same time. Also, for US/METRIC, you must press the PREV and MIN buttons at the same time.
1814424
Yes. You can have the time as it shows in the picture and the date (Mon 2.24.) for example shows up on the lower display (where it show the temperature).
2046229
Yes, there are four opportunities for setting time am and/or pm. This product works very well for my elderly mom who requires four reminders a day to take her meds.
1179936
check here http://support.lowrance.com/system/selfservice.controller?CONFIGURATION=1001&PARTI;TION_ID=1&secureFlag;=false&TIMEZONE;_OFFSET=&CMD;=VIEW_ARTICLE&ARTICLE;_ID=2344
1104151
Your clock should set the time automatically at 2 a and 3 am each day. If not, follow these steps:1. Slide switch ti "time set" and the time will flash on display. Press the HR, MIN, and SEC buttons until you reach desired time.2. Slide the switch to calendar and year & date will flash on the display.Press YEAR, MONTH & DATE buttons until you reach desired setting.3. Slide switch to LOCK.4. In the normal mode press the 12
283965
On the display, "PM" shows but "AM" does not. So by default, if neither PM nor AM is displayed, the time is AM.
1896513
No. But since time is relative to the observer your PM is really your AM. So when you set the time set it 12 hours later or early that is set AM to PM that way it will reset at noon instead of midnight.
1182034
It says the time of day when you press the button and you can set it up to announce the hour. Other than that no.
676221
Yes it does say the day of the week. Sorry its packed away I cant recall if it says AM or PM.
530872
I think you set the 24 hr time at the time you want it started. So if you want it started at 8am you set the 24 hr timing at 8 am.