Amano PIX-200, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Amano PIX-200 Operation Manual
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1) Every time you plug in the unit it will search for the signals for 15
minutes.
2) Every night starting at 1:15am until 4:00am (For 2 hours 46 minutes)
when the unit is connected to the AC adapter.
• When the time displayed on the unit is different by more than ±15 minutes
from the official standard time of the location, you can perform one of the
following actions:
1) Remove the cover and press (
- ) and ( E )
button at the same time for two seconds.
The “
L-0 USA ”, “ L-0 Geny (Germany)” or
“ L-0 brtn (UK)” display will appear. Press
( + ) button and the unit will start searching
for time code signals. The level of the
radio wave strength will be displayed
from “
L-0 ” to “ L-6 ”. “ L-6 ” means that the radio
wave is very strong. Press the ( E ) button to
stop searching for time code signals.
2) Change the time manually. (Please refer to page 3-1 , “Setting the
Time” , or page 3-2 , “Easy Way to Set the Time).
Note:
•
When the “Completed Time Synchronization” symbol is on, it means that
the unit has received the time code signal within 24 hours.
•
The clock may display the wrong time. This may happen if it fails to
receive radio wave signals properly because of interference, an
inappropriate location, or bad radio wave receiving conditions. Should this
happen, move the clock to another place such as near a window where it
can receive radio wave signals.
•
Please face the ribbon carriage side of the unit to the direction of the radio
wave signals.
•
Even if the clock is unable to receive radio wave signals, its Quartz
mechanism will continue to keep the time.
Inappropriate places to keep the unit
Please note that the clock may be unable to receive radio wave signals
properly under the following conditions.
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Inside a large building, between tall buildings,
underground, building without windows.
− Close to overhead power lines, TV stations
and train cables.
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Close to home electrical appliances or
devices such as TV’s, PC’s, refrigerators or
fax machines.