Can a radio controlled clock display the correct time?

If you live in an area that does not observe Daylight Saving Time (Arizona or Hawaii), make sure that DST is disabled on your radio controlled clock. Not all clocks have this feature, so you might have to select another time zone to make your clock display the correct time when DST is in effect.

What to do if your clock is showing incorrect time?

Change the current battery for a fresh one and reset your clock. It can take quite a few minutes for the clock to pick up the MSF radio signal, so be patient Try rotating the clock.

How do I set the clock on the HD Radio?

Press the soft key (6) (set) on the front panel to display time setup menu. To increase the hours in the display,press the Hrs. + soft key to decrease hit Hrs. – .

What should I do if my WWVB clock is not working?

Most WWVB radio controlled clocks work great, as evidenced by the hundreds of thousands of units that have been sold throughout the United States. However, if your radio clock or receiver isn’t working, we suggest: If your clock uses batteries, check them and replace if necessary. If you have a desk top unit, try rotating it 90 degrees.

If you live in an area that does not observe Daylight Saving Time (Arizona or Hawaii), make sure that DST is disabled on your radio controlled clock. Not all clocks have this feature, so you might have to select another time zone to make your clock display the correct time when DST is in effect.

Press the soft key (6) (set) on the front panel to display time setup menu. To increase the hours in the display,press the Hrs. + soft key to decrease hit Hrs. – .

Most WWVB radio controlled clocks work great, as evidenced by the hundreds of thousands of units that have been sold throughout the United States. However, if your radio clock or receiver isn’t working, we suggest: If your clock uses batteries, check them and replace if necessary. If you have a desk top unit, try rotating it 90 degrees.

What happens when you raise the noise level on a radio controlled clock?

Raising the noise level is just as harmful as reducing the signal level. For example, if the radio controlled clock is near a source of interference (like a computer monitor) the noise level will increase, and the clock might not be able to synchronize.