RHYTHM M440-QXEZ, Руководство пользователя

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When Radio Waves Cannot Be Received
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Leave the clock until the morning
Radio wave transmission conditions are better during the nighttime. Therefore, it is
highly likely that radio wave reception will be possible if the clock is left overnight.
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Change the position of the clock
Locate the clock near a window in order to receive radio waves more easily, or
change the location of the clock so that the front or back side of the clock is oriented
towards a transmitting station (Refer to the location of the transmitting station on the
map in this manual). Then, press the RECEPTION button and try reception.
When the clock fails to receive the standard radio signal or time adjustment is required
due to personal need, time can be set manually.
If the hands are rotating rapidly, please do it after the rotation has stopped.
Press the TIME SET button to adjust time
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Minute hand advances 1 min when press and then release.
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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 time is set, the movement would automatically restore to
zero second and the time start running. Just when the time of the movement matches
with the position of the second hand, the second hand moves again.
Time accuracy
In the place where standard time signal cannot be received, it could be worked as
normal quartz clock.
Manually Adjust Time
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The Radio Wave Reception Switch
When the radio wave reception switch is turned off, the clock will display the time in the
quartz time keeping system. Turn this switch OFF , if in condition that the clock cannot
catch or incorrectly catch the radio wave, or if in need to intentionally alternate the time
display.
When the switch is turned OFF, and new batteries are loaded, or if the reset button is
pushed,The radio wave reception button may flash, just like when the switch is ON, but
it only displays the quartz time, not receiving the radio wave.