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Time is off by hours 

 

  Check to see if the 

WWVB

 Tower icon appears on the Atomic Projection Alarm. If not, the Atomic 

Projection Alarm has not received a WWVB time signal in the past 24-hours.  

  Reposition the Atomic Projection Alarm with the front or back facing Colorado. 

  Check that the 

Time Zone

 selected correctly reflects your location. Adjust the time zone in the 

Program Menu

  Check that the DST indicator is correct for your location (most areas observe DST so this should be 

ON). Adjust the DST indicator in the 

Program Menu.

 

  Large buildings, metal roofed buildings and buildings or rooms full of electrical and/or radio equipment 

make it difficult to receive the WWVB time signal. 

 

Supported Time Zones 

 

Explanation:

 This atomic projection alarm offers a choice of seven time zones: 

  AST=Atlantic 

  EST= Eastern 

  CST= Central 

  MST= Mountain 

  PST= Pacific 

  AKT= Alaska 

  HAT=Hawaiian  

The atomic projection alarm works in North America. Outside of North America, the projection alarm will 

not receive a WWVB signal, but will keep time like a quartz clock. 

 

Manually Set Time/Date:  Program Menu 

 

The SET/°F/°C button will move through the program menu. The +/TEMP or -/TIME buttons will change a 

value. 

 

1.  WWVB ON/OFF: Hold the SET/°F/°C button 5 seconds and 

WWVB

 and the word 

ON

 will flash. Press 

and release the +/TEMP or -/TIME button to turn this to OFF if you do not wish WWVB reception. 

Confirm with the SET/°F/°C button and move to the next item. 

2.  TIME ZONE:  

EST

 will flash. Press and release the +/TEMP or -/TIME button to select a different 

Time Zone: AST=Atlantic, EST= Eastern, CST= Central, MST= Mountain, PST= Pacific, AKT= Alaska, 

HAT=Hawaiian time zone. Confirm with the SET/°F/°C button and move to the next item. 

3.  DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME: 

DST

 will flash and the word 

ON

. Press and release the +/TEMP or -/TIME 

button to turn this to OFF if you do not observe DST. Confirm with the SET/°F/°C button and move to 

the next item. 

4.  12/24 HOUR TIME: 

12H

 will flash. Press and release the +/TEMP or -/TIME button to select 24H. 

Confirm with the SET/°F/°C button and move to the next item. 

5.  HOUR: The 

hour

 will flash. Press and release the +/TEMP or -/TIME button to select the correct hour. 

Confirm with the SET/°F/°C button and move to the next item. 

6.  MINUTES: The 

minutes

 will flash. Press and release the +/TEMP or -/TIME button to select the 

correct minutes. Confirm with the SET/°F/°C button and move to the next item. 

7.  YEAR: The 

year

 will flash. Press and release the +/TEMP or -/TIME button to select the correct year. 

Confirm with the SET/°F/°C button and move to the next item. 

8.  MONTH: The 

month

 will flash. Press and release the +/TEMP or -/TIME button to select the correct 

month. Confirm with the SET/°F/°C button and move to the next item. 

9.  DATE: The 

date

 will flash. Press and release the +/TEMP or -/TIME button to select the correct date. 

Confirm with the SET/°F/°C button and exit the program menu. 

10. Note: The Day of the Week will SET automatically after the year, month and date are set. 

11. Note: If no buttons are pressed in a 20-second period the projection alarm will return to a live display 

reflecting whatever adjustments were made before it timed out. 

 

Set Time Alarm 

 

In normal mode, hold the TIME ALARM button for three seconds to enter alarm set mode. 

1.  HOUR: The

 Hour

 will flash, use the ARROW buttons to set the hour, and press TIME ALARM button 

to confirm and switch to minutes.  

Summary of Contents for 616-143V2

Page 1: ...3 Intermittent Outdoor Temperature 3 Outdoor Temperature is stuck or HH H LL L 4 Outdoor sensor drains batteries quickly 4 Outdoor sensor fell The sensor no longer works 4 Mounting Positioning Outdoor...

Page 2: ...re will appear on the station Allow the outdoor sensor and projection alarm to sit together for 15 minutes to establish a strong connection 10 Do not press buttons for 15 minutes For optimum 433MHz tr...

Page 3: ...can cause loss of connection between the outdoor sensor and the projection alarm Turn the projection alarm 90 degrees towards the outdoor sensor to provide better reception This allows more antenna s...

Page 4: ...etween the outdoor sensor and projection alarm Outdoor sensors at the end of the range may work while batteries are fresh but not after they drain a bit Check for leaking batteries which may damage th...

Page 5: ...hten Position Projection Alarm The projection alarm has a wide base to sit on a desk or table Place within range of the outdoor sensor The maximum transmitting range in open air is 330 feet 100 meters...

Page 6: ...he SET F C button to select temperature readings in Fahrenheit or Celsius Dashes HH H LL L or stuck Indoor Temperature Explanation These symbols are error messages indication the indoor sensor is outs...

Page 7: ...AST Atlantic EST Eastern CST Central MST Mountain PST Pacific AKT Alaska HAT Hawaiian time zone Confirm with the SET F C button and move to the next item 3 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME DST will flash and the...

Page 8: ...constantly unless projection is turned off or when the clock is searching for WWVB signal Operating on a c power Projection ON OFF Use the PROJECTION ON OFF slide switch on the back of the clock to tu...

Page 9: ...the illuminated portion will decrease or wane until the new moon occurs First Quarter and Last Quarter moons occur when the moon is at a 90 degree angle to the earth and sun Therefore we see half of t...

Page 10: ...20 times Leave the batteries out of the display for 2 hours Insert batteries into the projection alarm Projection alarm is blank No letters numbers or dashed lines Check that the batteries are instal...

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