how do I set radio channels and to adjust the clock
1450226
To set the clock press and hold at least 2 secods the audio (setup) button, then turn the volume control until GENERAL mode, push it (enter). Select CLOCK ADJ, enter. Turn the knob to adjust hours, enter. Turn the Knob to adjust minutes.Press setup 2 seconds to return normal mode. (English is not my mather language)
1450227
To set radio stations, tune into the desired station and hold one of the numbers down for a few seconds until the alpine unit acknowledges that you've selected the number to be that radio station. As for the clock, this you will need to read the instruction manual. Every unit is different. Very simple. If you do not have the manual then Google the part number with "PDF" at the end of the key word search and this will give you the owners manual.
574482
I would suggest looking up directions because there are several items to be set, time, stations etc. instructions are quite easy to follow. Good luck!
1078798
Yes. When you select a radio station it displays for a few seconds and lights up, then the display reverts to the time.
1104143
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 12hr/24hr to hoose desired display.5. In normal mode press C/F button to choose dentigrate for Fahrenheit scale.That should do it. 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 12hr/24hr to hoose desired display.5. In normal mode press C/F button to choose dentigrate for Fahrenheit scale.That should do it.
2101295
Press program, use numerical pad to enter channels, then press enter.hope this helps
415245
push the dsp button. push and hold till numbers blink, then turn volume to raise or lower numbers. do again for minutes and set for am or pm time.. hope this helps.. bob.
553093
Select a station on the radio by pressing the tuning button until a station locks in.Then on the remote press and hold a number to set it.
2204218
Use the h/min to set the hour. ( watch for AM./PM.) Press the PROG button once, then use h/min button to adjust minutes.
783618
Yes you can set it the normal timing with the am and pm displayed, just check the manual its very easy. :)
1958874
I don't know about the manual, but you set the clock by holding down the "clock" button on the left side until a set of zeros flash, then just put in the time with the number buttons. i.e. 0942 etc. and push the clock button once to start the clock running.
980530
You can install software to select the FM frequency, but you don't need to if one of the preset switches work. The app lets you change it on the fly if you get static, but you don't need the app to use the device...just to set it up.Remember only one device can attach at a time.Good luck!
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
1106565
Look in the manual for how to change the AM band tuning step. Make sure it's set to 10 kHz which is the North American standard.
1298089
Press the Time Zone button to switch between different zones - AST(1), EST(2), MST(3), CST(4), PST(5), AKST (6) & HAST(7) Use 12/24 button on remote to set the clock in preferred format
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Turn the radio on, then press BAND to select AM or FM. Then press TUNE/TIME SET and tune in to the station you want to preset. Then press one of the preset tuning buttons (1, 2, 3, 4, or 5) for a few seconds. You will hear two confirmation beeps and the preset number will appear in the display. For more detail, see the instruction sheet that came with the radio.
1139969
I use the free CHIRP software. Very easy, works perfectly. Note: import radio settings from radio into the software first then change the settings, and save and upload back into the radios.
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Set the clock manually to the correct time. Then follow the owners manual instructions for setting up the clock to receive the Radio-controlled (atomic clock) signal from WWVB. You might have to place the clock near a west-facing window (or a window that faces Colorado). Once the clock "learns" the WWVB signal you should be able to relocate it in the house. The more the clock faces Colorado the better. Also, experiment between allowing the wire antenna to drop straight from the edge of whatever the clock sits on, or allow the antenna to trail horizontally from the radio. If this fails to remedy the situation follow the instructions for setting up the clock to receive the Radio Data System (RDS) function. Set the clock manually to the correct time. Then follow the owners manual instructions for setting up the clock to receive the Radio-controlled (atomic clock) signal from WWVB. You might have to place the clock near a west-facing window (or a window that faces Colorado). Once the clock "learns" the WWVB signal you should be able to relocate it in the house. The more the clock faces Colorado the better. Also, experiment between allowing the wire antenna to drop straight from the edge of whatever the clock sits on, or allow the antenna to trail horizontally from the radio. If this... » Read More Set the clock manually to the correct time. Then follow the owners manual instructions for setting up the clock to receive the Radio-controlled (atomic clock) signal from WWVB. You might have to place the clock near a west-facing window (or a window that faces Colorado). Once the clock "learns" the WWVB signal you should be able to relocate it in the house. The more the clock faces Colorado the better. Also, experiment between allowing the wire antenna to drop straight from the edge of whatever the clock sits on, or allow the antenna to trail horizontally from the radio. If this fails to remedy the situation follow the instructions for setting up the clock to receive the Radio Data System (RDS) function. « Show Less