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3. When finished release the REC
key.
4. Play back recorded Voice Mes-
sage.
Press the PLAY key.
Your recorded message will now
play.
At each Feeding your recorded
message will play back 3 times.
Battery Replacement
Change all batteries when the Red
LED (Low battery indicator) flashes.
Use only new Alkaline batteries.
Notes and FAQ’S:
1. When the bowl is rotating both
the clock setting and mode
setting are not allowed.
2. Under clock display mode the
colon icon (:) will flash. The co-
lon icon (:) is turned Off when in
feeding timer mode.
3. A PM icon will be displayed in
the afternoon under 12-hour
clock mode and turned off in the
AM. The PM icon will not be dis-
played under 24 hour clock
mode.
4. In feeding timer mode, three
numbers will show up, the first
number is the feeding number
(1,2,3,or 4) and last two digits
indicate the feeding time in
hours.
5. When the feeding timer starts,
the BELL icon will turn on. Under
feeding-timer display mode a
solid BELL icon means the feed-
ing time has already passed. A
flashing BELL icon means the
feeding time has not been
reached. This lets the user know
how many feedings are left for
feeding.
6. If the time for the next feeding
is set earlier than the present
feeding time, the feeding will
start the next day.
7. If the Mode key is pressed and
held for more than 2 seconds
the number will rapidly increase
automatically until you release
the key. When number reaches
its maximum, the number will
fall back to the minimum value
and start increasing again.
8. If the feeding timer has already
begun, pressing the START key
will reset the timer and begin
again from the 1
st
feeding-time
set.
9. If START TOMORROW key is
pressed, both the BELL and Zz
icon will be ON. The Zz icon will
turn OFF at 0:00 midnight to
indicate the timer has started.
10. START TOMORROW is used
should you want to set your
feeder up today and have it
start tomorrow. This is good for
when you have programmed
feeding times that have yet to
pass so you can prepare in ad-
vance for a possible trip or just
being away the next day and not