Amano PIX-95, Руководство по эксплуатации

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7. Align the clock with the two upper tabs on
the back plate. Tilt the back of the clock
upwards to fully insert the back plate tabs
into the clock. Be careful not to pinch the
power cord with the bracket.
8. Once the tabs are inserted, tilt the clock
back down and push it against the wall.
The tabs will snap into place.
9. Remove key and snap the cover back in
place.
Atomic Clock Feature
NOTE: Only minutes and seconds are updated by the atomic clock. The
hour must be set according to the time zone the clock is in.
The Amano atomic clock receives time signals on long wave radio (60 kHz) from
the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) radio station WWVB,
located in Fort Collins, Colorado, which is coupled with the
atomic cesium clock in Boulder. The PIX-95 receives the
WWVB time signal via its built-in antenna system. Your clock
will try to find the signal on a daily basis.
The Atomic Time Synchronization Indicator in the LCD Display
indicates the status of the signal. When you first receive the
clock, it may be necessary to adjust the hour and minute. If
your PIX-95 is located in an area that cannot receive the
Atomic time signal, DO NOT be concerned, since the PIX-95 is able to accurately
keep the time using its quartz mechanism (plus or minus three seconds per
week).
For more information about how radio-controlled clocks work, please visit:
http://www.nist.gov/pml/div688/grp40/radioclocks.cfm