c)
“Sno” will show at the bottom of the screen, and a number will flash at the top. This
is the setting for the length of the alarm snooze. Press the “+” key to advance the
length from 0 (no snooze)) to 59 minutes. This sets the time the alarm is silenced after
pressing the SNOOZE key while the alarm is sounding. Press the SET key.
d)
The hour will now flash. Press the “+” key to advance to the correct hour; be sure to
note the correct am/pm setting (“PM” will show for pm setting, nothing for the am
setting). Press the SET key.
e)
The minutes will now flash. Press the “+” key to advance the minutes. By holding
the “+” key, the minutes will advance in five minute increments. Press the SET key.
f)
The year will now flash. Press the “+” key to advance to the correct year. Press the
SET key.
g)
The month will now flash. Press the “+” key to advance to the correct month. Press
the SET key.
h)
The date will now flash. Press the “+” key to advance to the correct day. Press the
SET key.
i)
The day of the week will now flash (Sun, Mon, etc.). Press the “+” key to advance to
the correct day of the week. Press the SET key.
j)
“12” or “24” will now flash. Press the “+” key to select either 12 –hour or 24-hour
(military time). The programming is now complete.
2.
PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE
→
Time Zone
→
DST On/OFF
→
Snooze
Setting
→
Hour
→
Minute
→
Year
→
Month
→
Date
→
Day
→
12/24 hour format
III.
SETTING THE ALARMS
La Crosse Technology’s travel alarm clock has two separate alarms that can be set.
Each alarm has a distinctive sound and operate independently.
A.
Press and hold the “ALM1” (or “ALM2” key) key for two seconds to enter the setting
mode. The alarm time will flash. Press the “HOUR” key to advance the hour of the
alarm, and press the “MIN” key to advance the minutes of the alarm. If no button is
pressed within fifteen seconds, the alarm will set and will activate, and the clock will
revert to the normal operating screen. The picture below shows both alarms activated.
B.
To activate/deactivate the alarm, press the “ALM1” or “ALM2” key once, depending
on which alarm needs to be activated.
“Alarm 2”
activated
“Alarm 1”
activated
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