What does A-1 (a-2, a-3, etc.know which is the correct option to choose!) stand for, notice these when setting the time and well...
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different time zones - AST(1), EST(2), MST(3), CST(4), PST(5), AKST (6) & HAST(7), select the correct zone when setting time
77645
I think that is referring to how if the time zone (Central, Pacific, etc...) is set there is a pre-set sunrise/sunset programmed in that also accommodates for daylight savings time.
14063
Start with menu, scroll to date/time. The good thing is when you set the time on one hand set, the others are set too.
346782
yes, a visual - parenthesis around whichever alarm is being set or going off. While there is also sound, unfortunately the single beep does not correspond to #1 alarm, 2 beeps does not correspond to #2 alarm, etc. Would have been much easier if 1 beep had been for #1, 2 for 2, 3 for 3!
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On the display, "PM" shows but "AM" does not. So by default, if neither PM nor AM is displayed, the time is AM.
403354
There is a button at the 2 o'clock position that when pushed will say the time
1826067
I figured - not an easy time clock to find. Thank you so much for the information! I really appreciate your help.
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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Press the "M" and "S" simultaneously to zero out the time. Then hit the "start" button to count up. Not intuitive! :)
364051
I set it once based on the instruction set (which I don't have anymore). I think you have to press and hold one of the buttons for a few seconds to set the minutes and press again to set the seconds. Not sure which button though. Good luck. My clock ran 5 minutes fast everyday so I've just ignored it since then.
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The black "teeth" that surround the circular dial each represent 30 mins. Click it out or in to choose if you want that period of time to be on or not. (Don't worry, took me a bit to figure out as well).
1920146
Yes, you can set the time. Strangely, I had to change my time zone on it because it kept resetting the time an hour ahead of what it should be.
747394
Yes, you set the time and it shuts off what the time has been set at the control gives options!
851938
Sorry I threw away the directions. But you can play around with it and figure it out. I think you push and hold the top button until you get hours and you go to the bottom button to set the hour. Push the top button again to get minutes and then set the minutes with the bottom button. Continue to set the day and month.
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You press the A button to sequence from YEAR, MONTH DAY, then Hours and Minutes, pressing the B button will increase each of these. When pressing the B button while the minutes are flashing, will advance the minute and ZERO the second. So you plan to press the last minute setting at the exact point you want ZERO seconds. However an annoying thing, is there seems to be another hour and minute setting after setting the minutes, don't know what they mean. Also, the clock does not sync with the power line, so it drifts. Mine will drift up to a minute a month. Battery saves the time during power outage, but it would be nice if it actually kept time accurately.
768833
I don't know, but I do have a problem setting the time. I noticed the plug has to be pulled out first, and then I still have a problem.
1966005
it is a clock and has several time zone options....it is not a timer or stop clock