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microwaves, routers, baby monitors, etc., which can
prevent signal reception.
Position near an exterior wall that faces Ft. Collins, Colorado
for WWVB time signal reception.
The antenna is available for signal reception when the front
or back of the clock faces Colorado.
Manual Set Time
On rare occasions in certain areas, the clock may not be able to
receive the radio controlled time signal due to the strength of
the signal or the geographic location. In this case, the clock
can be set manually and used as a regular quartz wall clock.
Note:
Allow up to five nights for the clock to receive the WWVB
signal
before
manually setting the time.
Set the clock manually:
On rare occasions it is not possible to receive a WWVB signal at
the location of the clock. In this instance the clock may be set
manually and will operate as a quartz clock.
1.
Press and hold the Q-Set Button on the backside of the
movement until the second hand starts running.
2.
Release the button quickly (less than 3 seconds) and press
it again to set actual time.
3.
Three seconds after releasing the Q-Set Button your clock
will start working as a Quartz Clock.
4.
In Quartz Mode your clock will try to receive each even
hour. If a signal is received it will override the manual set
time.
Manual
Set Button
Q-SET
