Just received clock. Set to current time & set wakeup times. However, the display keeps showing the sleeping bunny & LCD display shows moon. Why??
1167882
Did you move the little lever on the top to the left? It has to be moved in the morning and then turned back on to reset it
1167883
If you keep it on all the time unless it gets to the time set for one of your alarms it will always show the moon and sleeping bunny. I turn the switch to off after nap and after she wakes up in the morning. I do not keep the power on all day. This will not cause any problems with your scheduled times- you will just need to remember to turn it to the middle position (for no alarm) or all the way to the right (if you want alarm) prior to nap and or bedtime.
164258
If its the first time it will show the moon until the wake up time, then it will switch to the sun.
1162104
The best I can explain it to you is that after you set alarm times 1 and 2, be sure to press button #1 again to set your alarm time (for each time) you set the alarm. Go on to #3, make sure you cancel out #3 alarm time, by pressing button number 2 until you get this display( --:-- ) this display will accour after 11:oo pm or 23:00 hours if you are using the 24 hour format. Let me know if this helped you at all. Tom
2005515
Yes and No. I first noticed the screen going off all the time. So I went to system settings and clicked on "Display" and then "Sleep" and up'ed the time to 5 minutes. No problem then except it dimmed down occasionally and just a tap got it back....Jamie Jansen
194489
If you can't see the time and date then its definitely broken. My unit is bright enough to clearly display the time & date, even during daylight hours. There is only one level of "brightness"(the default).
140782
Sounds like it might be defective. It should at least have the readout of the clock on the front, although it can be hard to see in direct light. I would make sure the batteries were new and put in correctly. If that doesn't work, I would send it back.
1191555
Sounds like the radio has a problem. If the station you have set for alarm isn't accessible, the backup alarm 'chime' should have sounded. The fact that the clock is slow also makes me believe the radio is defective. Your question regarding having the time display quickly is a good one - I don't believe you can. It's another little annoyance in the UI that should be fixed.
1933611
Your sensor is putting it into snooze (the sensor that you can wave your hand over to get it to go into snooze). I hated the sensor because it would go off too easily so I put electrical tape over it. That worked for a year and my clock stopped going into snooze, but now it's doing what yours is doing. It goes to snooze before it even goes off. I can tell because the AL1 light flashes in snooze. I wish I had returned it because now I can't rely on it at all.
952829
Sorry, our clock is working just fine. Have not had to reset it since we set up the machine.
1406742
no. it shows AM and PM but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to set the time. luckily I don't use it as a clock.
1975599
There is none. You set the clock for an alarm setting then the clock disappears. That sucks!
2065753
Hold the clock button down and use the preset buttons to set the time. Turn the key and make sure the radio isn't trying to play music. Where it just shows the clock. Hard to explain over text
1063780
When you turn it 'on' by moving the button to center it turns to the moon/sleep mode. The sun comes up at your set wakeup time. If you are trying to do the 10 minute countdown with the sun going down, move the button to center position, then push and hold the blue button on the larger part of the clock (2nd from the top). Hold until the sun pops up for the countdown. The other button will play music.
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!
205128
Mine shows standard time (am/pm). I didn't notice a way to turn it into military time, but it may merely be an option.
68429
Good question! I have no idea. I didn't buy it as a clock, I bought if as a timer so I haven't even tried to set the clock.
1179641
Mine came displaying 12 hour time, and when I first pressed the button to set it, it switched to 24 hour time. But then about a year later, when I reset it for DST, it switched back to 12 hour time, and nothing I did would switch it back. Sorry I can't help. Somebody is making a fortune off of these clocks, because they have about $5-10 worth of parts in them.
1991348
You set the sleep timer by pressing and holding down the on/off button until the icon starts blinking at the top of the LCD display. It looks like someone laying on a bed. Once the icon starts blinking release the button and turn the tuning knob to the time value you want. It ranges from 1 to 99 minutes. Bear in mind that you have approximately 5 seconds to accomplish this. So you have to be quick. The alarm is even more complicated. You have 4 to chose from - controlled by buttons F1, F2, F3, and F4. With the radio OFF, press the F1 button and hold down until the time digits start blinking. At that point you set the start time with the tuning knob, then set the day with the "F" buttons, now press the "Time/Page" button, then set the volume with the knob, then the Page/Time button again, then set the "delay" with the knob, Page/Time again, then the station memory with the knob and "F" buttons, then the Page/Time button to exit. And if, by some miracle, you did this correctly...you're all set. Got it?