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2. Using the Back Plate as a template, mark
the lower mounting hole on the wall.
3. Mount the plate using a #10 wood screw
(or equivalent) in the center mounting hole.
4. Level the Back Plate and mark the location
of the two upper mounting holes. Secure to
the wall using #10 wood screws (or
equivalent).
5. Feed the cable of AC Power Adapter
through one of the holes in the Back Plate.
6. Align the clock with the two upper tabs on
the back plate. Tilt the back of the clock
upwards to fully insert the back plate tabs
into the clock. Be careful not to pinch the
power cord with the bracket.
7. Once the tabs are inserted, tilt the clock
back down and push it against the wall.
The tabs will snap into place.
8. Replace the cover and lock it in place using
the supplied key.
Atomic Clock Feature
The Amano atomic clock receives time signals on long
wave radio (60 kHz) from the National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST) radio station WWVB,
located in Fort Collins, Colorado, which is coupled with
the atomic cesium clock in Boulder. The PIX-55
receives the WWVB time signal via its built-in antenna
system. Your clock will try to find the signal on a daily basis.
The Atomic Time Synchronization Indicator in the LCD
Display indicates the status of the signal. When you first
receive the clock, it may be necessary to adjust the hour and
minute. If your PIX-55 is located in an area that cannot
receive the Atomic time signal, DO NOT be concerned, since
the PIX-55 is able to accurately keep the time using its quartz
mechanism (plus or minus three seconds per week).
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