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the Time
To make time
corrections,
for
time
zone
changes, etc
..
press
IJJ
in
the
Clock/
Controller
Menu
.
This
causes the
time and date
to
be
"
frozen"
and the clock to stop
while you
readjust.
and
places
a
cursor in the Display for
changing characters.
The
manner of
display
is shghliy different from
the regular
tome
display:
weo
11 31 59
AM
03123183
Use
•
and
•
to
move the cursor
to
the characters that need
changing,
and
then
type in
the
new
characters-using
~
for
AM and
for PM
{
it
is not
necessary to produce the capital A or
P).
Notice
that
the cursor skips
character
positions
over which
you have no
control- that
is,
the day
of
the week which
depends
on
the
date,
and all
spaces,
slashes,
and
colons.
it
is
a
good
idea lo set
the
seconds some 15to 20 seconds
in
advance
of the
watch
or other
standard you
are
using.
Then,
when
you comple
te
your resetting
,
you
can
synchronize
with
the
standard
by
pressing
a
t
the
exact
second
.
This starts
the clock running
at
the new time and returns the
HHC
to
the Clock/Controller
Menu.
Note
that you don 't have to
be
atthe end of the
line
to press
;
you can
make
a change
only in the
hour,
for example, and then press
When changing the hour for lime zone
adjustments,
you
must also
reset the
minutes
and
seconds.
This is because
the
clock is
"
frozen
"
for the amount of time it
takes to
make the changes and
press
• •
If
you
somehow set an
impossible
date
or
time-e .g., 03/33/83 or
1
1
:65:59-
it will
be converted to
an acceptable
time
wh ich
may
not
be the
correct
time.
Therefore
,
it
is a good
idea to check the time
at least
once after
setting to see if
you have
entered
it
correctly.
Setting
the Alarm
From
the Clock/Controller Menu, press!IJ
.
This causes the following message
to
appear
in
the
Display:
SET
ALARM.
TYPE ENTER
The
current time then
appears,
but
with a
flashing
cursor.
In the same manner as
setting
lime,
change the characters to represent the lime
in
the future
when
you
wish to be reminded of an appointment. Then
press
. {Note:
Any
appointments
must not be
set
with
in
ten
minutes
from
the present
lime, otherwise it
won't give
you
the
tune while
the
Primary Unit is
turned
off).
The
Display will
prompt
you
with:
MESSAGE:
The
cur~or
appears
,
and
you can
now
type
a
message
in
the
length
of
the Display or
shorter.
In
case
you
make
typing
errors,
you
can correct them
by
using the
editing
features
described
in
the File
System-page
33.
Last,
press
and the alarm and message will be entered
in
the schedule file.
The HHC returns to
the
Clock/Controller Menu.
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