how do i reset the time on this transformer?
1011374
I don't use the timer as it was slow to set. I use the light sensor and have the lights come on at dusk and go off 6 hours later
1011375
I returned my 300 Watt transformer because it does not work with my 14 gauge wire. However, hold down the Clock button and press the Arrow Up or Down button while holding down the clock button. If the one Arrow button does not work, try the other one. For some reason, the time will only move in one direction.
1011376
Press and hold the clock button, then use arrow buttons to change time. The time increases/decreases by minutes and rolls at the hour. Holding the arrow buttons down will increment the time faster if you need to cycle through several hours.
1011377
Bruce, the clock button needs to be held down, then you can roll time with the arrow buttons. If you are not using the clock time to activate the lights its not worth messing with the time. I prefer the setting that is "on at dusk" and auto-off after a set number of hours. This unit has been working flawlessly for me!
751049
It needs reset to a 24 hour clock; if the instructions explain how to do that I did not notice.
1398659
good day,,, go onto orbit web site, they have a 12 station .9 station and 6 station ,,,, out door timer , that can be hard wired,or plug into 120v, transformer is built into timer for 24v,.hope this will help.bob
149552
When it is in radio mode press the power button to display the time. Press and hold the clock button on the side to enter the clock setting mode. Use the tuning buttons up and down to adjust the hour. Press the clock button again to adjust the minutes. Press the clock button again to exit.My batteries don't last very long either. Don't know why.
1269414
Mine just started to have issues...I set it to correct time but within the next minute it resets to where it was?
1193716
Yes. Set the time, let it run down until it beeps. When you hit the stop button it resets to the original set time. If you want to clear the set time, pres both the hour and minute buttons down at the same time and it will reset to zero.
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Yes, remove the old transformer and put this one back in exactly the same way. Turn off the power and if you are not sure what you are doing hire a professional! Not worth burning down your house.
1189675
You need to set your hour offset from GMT. Then set your time. If you look at what time it says when you turn it on you can also just go change your offset until correct time is displayed (without changing your time). This is a way to set it if you are not sure about time offset. IF YOU DO THIS IT WILL HAVE CORRECT TIME AT STARTUP FOR YOUR LOCAL AREA. You do not have to have it on a power source when not in use. I have mine set and when the ignition is off there is no power and when i start up time is spot on local time. So it is not just setting time, the offset must be correct for your geographic location then when clock is set you should have no issues. It took?me a whioe to figure it out so do not feel bad. Directions are lacking much detail. Try www.timetemperature.com/tzus/gmt_united_states.shtml for offset listings.
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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!
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Take the battery out and start over, step by step using the instructions given. Use MODE to select the feature you are trying to reset. The first time you see the clock you will have to choose (24 hr time or military time OR 12 hr (AM or PM) then pick one of the time system. Use the up or down arrow to set the hour, push set, and then do the same with the minutes. The "set" means that is the setting you want. Repeat with each feature and always end the steps with "set". When you are finished, leave it alone and the Omron will turn itself off. It is ready for use when you move it or use it. When all else fails, find a techy teenager! Hope this helps. Take the battery out and start over, step by step using the instructions given. Use MODE to select the feature you are trying to reset. The first time you see the clock you will have to choose (24 hr time or military time OR 12 hr (AM or PM) then pick one of the time system. Use the up or down arrow to set the hour, push set, and then do the same with the minutes. The "set" means that is the setting you want. Repeat with each feature and always end the steps with "set". When you are finished, leave it alone and the Omron will turn itself off. It is ready for use when you... » Read More Take the battery out and start over, step by step using the instructions given. Use MODE to select the feature you are trying to reset. The first time you see the clock you will have to choose (24 hr time or military time OR 12 hr (AM or PM) then pick one of the time system. Use the up or down arrow to set the hour, push set, and then do the same with the minutes. The "set" means that is the setting you want. Repeat with each feature and always end the steps with "set". When you are finished, leave it alone and the Omron will turn itself off. It is ready for use when you move it or use it. When all else fails, find a techy teenager! Hope this helps. « Show Less
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there is a way to switch time display from 12 hours to military, please contact seller for the manual of time setting. Thanks
1784330
Hello There, Yes you might be missing the little plastic pieses, that fit in the little you see on the timer. there are two in it. one red to turn on and the other is black to turn off.or the transformer is dead.replace it. check one of the lights to see if the bulb worksBrent
476032
probably plugged in wrong. the plug to the transformer will fit in about three different ways and only one way works. there are unreadable arrows showing the proper way. i marked the right way with white marks-a-lot.
783013
I just installed one of these switches and if I turn the breaker off, it looses the time but not the programming. This is stupid because it will never turn on right because the time setting is wrong.
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No, Just change the battery. Do a self test and you should be good. My transformer burnt out due to hurricane Sandy
1703277
On my model, you turn it on and press the top left button to stop recording. Press the large side button to enter the menu. Press it again to get to the second menu page. Press the top left or right button to scroll to the date input. Press the top center button. Press the left top button to choose set. Press the top center button. Press the large side button to move to each section of the time display. The top left and right buttons change the values. When done, press the top center button to exit. Press the large side button to exit the menu.
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I didn't realize I didn't know how either. Hope I never have to change the time and date. Hope you get an answer.