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After installing the batteries, the full LCD display segment
will activate for about 1 second, and then show the clock,
date and reception signal indicator.
Replace the batteries whenever the low battery icon
is displayed, when the LCD is dim or does not illuminate
when the power is on. Replace both batteries at the
same time – it is dangerous to mix old and new batteries.
NOTE It is recommended that alkaline batteries be used
for this product to improve the functionality of this product
and extend battery life.
NOTE Contact your local waste disposal authority for
instructions on how to dispose of used batteries. Used
batteries can be harmful to the environment, and should
not be thrown out with household trash.
RM926(EN4)
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ABOUT RADIO RECEPTION
The product is designed to automatically synchronize its
calendar clock once it is brought within range of the
DCF77 radio signal from Frankfurt, Germany (Continental
Europe) or MSF-60 from Rugby, England (U.K.).
Pull down the battery compartment cover and slide the
EU / UK switch to the appropriate area that you wish the
unit to receive the radio signal.
Upon battery installation, the RM926 will start scanning
for a radio signal.
will blink according to the quality of
the signal received. Generally, complete reception
generally takes about 2 to 10 minutes, depending on the
strength of the radio signal. The clock automatically
searches for a radio signal at 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 9:00,
15:00 and 21:00 daily.
CHECKING RECEPTION STATUS
When reception is complete,
will stop blinking. The
strength of the reception for the last full hour will be
indicated. If the unit has successfully received a radio
signal, the time and date will automatically adjust to the
current time and date.
If reception is not successful, you will need to set the
clock manually. Initiating a search can be done at any
time. To initiate a search, press and hold
seconds. When the RM926 is within range, its radio-
control mechanism will override all manual settings.
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