How do you adjust/set the clock and date
1104755
i seen it in settings also if you connect it via bluetooth to your phone it should display time and date on your phone.
1104756
Your top left button will take you to the menus and to scroll through the menus hit the up and down arrows.Scroll until you find the settings menu and hit ok. Then you want to go into phone settings for your time and date.After that everything is pretty much done with the arrows and number pad.
1104757
go to settings ok go to phone settings ok go to time and date ok go to set time and date ok set and save
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.
1941493
I don't know, I just kept pushing the button to change the time and it eventually did it itself. :) Love this clock.
1523554
Hi Joyce. It isn't easy to do because the directions are worthless! It will set! Just keep experimenting with the buttons while it's in time/date stamp. It's been months sense I reset mine and I really don't remember what sequence of buttons I pushed. Sorry. I wish I could be of more help.
2126339
Try this address http://www.polder.com/Default.aspx?SiteSearchID=2479&PageID;=13226580The other one someone posted doesn't go to the right place. THe PDF tells you how to set the clock. Basically you hold the clock button till the display flashes and you can then change the time.
1958876
To change time, hold down the clock button on the left side of the unit until the time flashes. Then enter all "0's" to clear the tiem - mine didn;t cooperate when I used the "clear" function - and enter the correct time. Press the "clock" button, but don't hold it, once you have the time set. My clock loses time now, so don't rely on it to stay accurate over the life of the unit. Check OXO's web site for a manual or email them to send you one. They have been very responsive in the past. Have a great day!
1104149
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
163216
Press and hold the SET button for 3-4 seconds. The year will flash. Then press the memory button to advance in increments of one year. Press the setting button to confirm the year and proceed to the date setting. Press the memory button to change the month. Then press the setting button to confirm the month selected. Proceed to set the day, hour and minute by following the same steps.
1677768
touch clock button until hour hands start flashing, use plus sign (+) or minus sign (-) to adjust hour, touch clock again to set hour;; then do same for minutes
300560
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.
14064
Use the menu to set the date & time. As with all electronic devices it's weird. Trial & error is the way to go.
663534
You set it the old-fashioned way. There's a little wheel on the back that you turn to set the time and the alarm. Easy!
1395100
To set time: Turn the Function Knob to Clock. Press and hold the Hour or Minute button until the clock begins flashing (this takes a bit of time). Hold down the Hour or Minute button to scroll through the numbers. When desired time approaches, release the button and press repeatedly to advance one digit at a time. To finish, wait for the numbers to stop flashing.
149555
I don't remember how to set the clock, just that I found it very easy. For the batteries, especially cheap ones, I found that even in locked position, they tend to drain if I don't use it for a long time (a week or more). So, I took the habit of removing the batteries when I don't plan to use it regularly (whici is the case theses days), f only to prevent acid leak, which happens often with cheap batteries. Otherwise, I easily have 20+ hours of listening with cheap batteries when I use it regularly.
1167490
From the instructions:Setting the calendar/clock:1. Press the set button once to alternate between clock and calendar.2. Press set again to display the month. Press the mode button to set the month.3. Press set again and it will change to the date. Press mode to set the date.4. Press set again and it will change to the hour. Press mode to set the hour.5. Press set again and it will change to the minutes. Press mode to set the minutes.6. Press set for a final time and you will see the full time displayed. You MUST hit the mode button for the clock to start (otherwise it stays in set mode). From the instructions:Setting the calendar/clock:1. Press the set button once to alternate between clock and calendar.2. Press set again to display the month. Press the mode button to set the month.3. Press set again and it will change to the date. Press mode to set the date.4. Press set again and it will change to the hour. Press mode to set the hour.5. Press set again and it will change to the minutes. Press mode to set the minutes.6. Press set for a final time and you will see the full time displayed. You MUST hit the mode button for the... » Read More From the instructions:Setting the calendar/clock:1. Press the set button once to alternate between clock and calendar.2. Press set again to display the month. Press the mode button to set the month.3. Press set again and it will change to the date. Press mode to set the date.4. Press set again and it will change to the hour. Press mode to set the hour.5. Press set again and it will change to the minutes. Press mode to set the minutes.6. Press set for a final time and you will see the full time displayed. You MUST hit the mode button for the clock to start (otherwise it stays in set mode). « Show Less
1932345
Press the "PGM"(program) button, at the bottom of display will be a list of days, Sun-Sat. Press " DAY" button to select which day(s) you want to program. When the desired days are displayed at the bottom of screen, press "HOUR" or "MIN" to set the "ON" time. Press PGM again to set the "OFF" time. Similar steps to set the clock, minus pressing the PGM button. I exit any time or programming setting by pressing the "on/off" button, which happens to be the little door you flip up to access the programming buttons.
793783
Actually I just now looked at it. hit the clock/calendar key to go to date or time to set. Then hold down the time set (equal key) until the first digit blinks on the readout. Then set either the time or date setting you earlier had selected. When done hit the time set (equal key) again.