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The National Institute of Standards and Technology and WWVB encode
a special DST "bit" in the WWVB transmission for DST. Your clock will
read this information and automatically advance the hands one hour in
the spring and eleven hours in the fall.
Arizona: If you live in an area that does not recognize DST, you must
press the DST button one time only to turn the DST indicator to OFF.
For information about WWVB, atomic time signal visit:
http://bit.ly/AtomicTime
Signal Interference
In some cases, the signal is affected by weather conditions and electrical
interferences, or the location of the clock itself may result in poor
reception. If the clock has not synchronized to the correct time within a
few days of activation, you may need to move the clock to a different
location.
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