Geemarc VISO10 – MSF User Manual

User Manual
VISO10 – MSF
(United Kingdom)
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1. Features
‐ Easy to Read and Understand Time display
‐ Perpetual Calendar Up to Year 2099
‐ Day of week & Month in 8 languages user
selectable
2. Unit Appearance
1 2 3
Part A‐LCD Part B‐Button
A1: Day of the Week
B1:"MODE/
A2: Radio Control Icon
B2:"▼" Button
A3: Time
B3:"RESET" Button
A4: Month
B4:"▲" Button
A5: Date
B5:"WAVE/
A6: Year
Part C‐Structure
C1: Hanging Hole
C2: Battery Door
C3: Stand
3. Getting started:
Open the battery Cover (C2).
Insert 2 x AA size alkaline batteries observing
polarity ["+" and "–"marks]. There is "click"
sound when insert batteries to remind user
the batteries was inserted correctly.
Replace the battery compartment cover.
Place the unit onto flat surface; the unit is
ready for use now.
4. Time Setting
4.1 Manual Time Setting:
In time display, hold "MODE/
for 3 seconds to enter Clock/Calendar setting
Mode.
Press "▼" (B2) or "▲" (B4) button to adjust
the setting and press "MODE" button (B1) to
confirm each setting.
(By keeping the "▼" (B2) or "▲" (B4) button
pressed, could accelerate the process and reach
the desired value more quickly)
The setting sequence is shown as follow:
Weekday & Month Language, 12/24 Hr, RCC
(Radio Clock) ON/OFF, Time Zone, Hour, Minute,
Year, Month, Day, DST.
There are 8 languages, English, German, French,
Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish and Swedish,
for day‐of‐week & Month.
4.2 Radio Controlled Time:
"Button
After the start‐up of the unit, the clock
automatically starts to scan the MSF time
signal. Radio Control Icon "
on LCD.
" Button
(A2) flashes
(A2) turns on
(A2) disappears
The clock automatically synchronizes with the
MSF radio signal every day at 2.00 am to maintain
accurate time keeping. If synchronization
with the MSF radio signal fails, "
disappears and the clock then attempts to
synchronize with the MSF radio signal at 3.00
am and 4am.
" button(B1)
" (A2) flashes
Indicating now is
receiving MSF signal
Indicating signal
received successfully
Indicating signal
reception failed
" on LCD