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MONITOR button

VOLUME 

MELODY switch 

ON

OFF

Min.         Max.

MELODY switch

Turn the MELODY switch ON in order to sound a melody every hour on the hour. Melodies 

change every hour. (The titles of all the melodies are displayed on the back of  the clock.)

Even if the MELODY switch is turned ON, a melody does not sound in a darker room. 

MONITOR button

Pressing the MONITOR button will cause the 

melody to sound, regardless of the time.

While the melody is sounding, turn the monitor 

button to adjust the volume.

Press the MONITOR button while a melody is 

sounding to change the melody order.

Adjust the volume

While a melody is sounding, turn the VOLUME 

knob to adjust the volume.

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Light sensor

When the surrounding area is dark, the sensor operates and

1. hourly melody stops.

2

. second hand stops at zero second.

During daytime or under dim lighting, if the light intensity is not strong enough, the sensor 

may also react as above.

SLEEP MONITOR button

This button is used to verify the result of  “Light sensor.”  When second hand advances near 

12

 

o’ clock position, press this button continuously. Then, second hand stops at 12 o’ clock 

position. When the button is released, the second hand starts to run around quickly to the 

correct time.

Hourly Melody Function 

Batteries Changing Alert

When batteries need to be changed, the second hand stops at the top.  Minute and Hour 

hands will still display the correct time for about a month after the second hand stops, 

but in order to avoid malfunction and stain to wall and furniture caused by  the battery 

liquid, changing the batteries at an early stage is recommended.

It is recommended to change the battery once a year regardless of the battery power.

Summary of Contents for M440-QXEZ

Page 1: ...1 1 330 9551 1 299 12 http www rhythm co jp ON OFF 2 2 3 4...

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Page 3: ...1200km JJY JST http jjy nict go jp km km kHz N km km kHz OA...

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Page 10: ...10 10 20 LR 12 9 00 17 00 4M 72 1 3 AM 2 16 40 AM 3 16 40 AM 4 16 40 12...

Page 11: ...19 After Sales Service And Support 20 Table of contents This product is intended for the Japanese market Service and technical support for this product are available only within Japan RHYTHM WATCH CO...

Page 12: ...lothes wash the contact area with clean water If battery electrolyte gets into the eye flush immediately with clean water and consult a doctor immediately DO NOT DISASSEMBLE Do not disassemble or modi...

Page 13: ...curate timing information via radio waves The Standard Frequency and Time Signal Radio Waves This clock canreceive automatically the Japan Standard Time signals from both Fukushima and Kyushu station...

Page 14: ...pulsory receiving button when the location is changed the display is incorrect or when replacing the batteries This button is used to verify the result of light sensor For details to p 16 RECEIVING IN...

Page 15: ...ock 3 Insert batteries into the battery holders 4 Press the COMPULSORY RECEIVING button RECEIVING INDICATION lamp will turned on During reception the hands will stop moving but this is not a malfuncti...

Page 16: ...1 hourly melody stops 2 second hand stops at zero second During daytime or under dim lighting if the light intensity is not strong enough the sensor may also react as above SLEEP MONITOR button This...

Page 17: ...en press and then release Hands rotate fast when press and hold About second hands rotation When pressing the TIME SET button the second hand stops rotating but minute hand rotates clockwise After the...

Page 18: ...ing or closing doors 5 When hanging on a cement concrete or brick wall use the hook suitable to the material and structure of the wall Always take the weight of the clock in consideration when purchas...

Page 19: ...mes of automatic reception of radio waves fluctuates from once a day minimum to twelve times a day maximum depending on reception status of radio waves Within 72 hours after successful reception of ra...

Page 20: ...e of wall and table clocks and three years in the case of alarm clocks after production of discontinued For the repair of exterior parts case dial etc similar parts may be substituted Repair period Af...

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