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RESETTING
THE CLOCK
AFTER A
TOTAL MEMORY
LOSS
lf
you
do
not change the built
in lithium battery
within a
reasonable
period
of time
after
you
see the
low
battery
warning indicator, the
lithium battery
may
become
exhausted
and
will no longer be able to supply
back up
power
to the SmartSet@
internal computer.
lf the unit is disconnected
from the
AC outlet after the battery
is
exhausted, or
if
a
power
interruption occurs, the
SmartSet@
memory will be lost
and the clock
will need to be
reset when the
power
is restored.
Be
sure to
install a
fresh lithium battery before
you
reset the clock,
otherwise the clock
will
need to be
reset each time the
power
is
interrupted.
lf
the
lithium
battery
is exhausted and
you
experience
an
interruption in the AC
power
supply, the clock
will reset itself to
its initial default setting
when
the
power
is
restored. The initial default setting
is 6:00AM,
Thursday, January
1st
(1
1), 1998.
lf
you
notice that the time on
your
SmartSet@
clock radio
is
completely
incorrect,
and the
month/date and day
indicators are also
wrong,
press
the
TIME
and
MONTH/
DATE buttons together
to see the
year.
lf
the
year
display
is
showing
"1998"
you
probably
experienced a
total
memory loss. To reset the clock after
a total memory
loss,
proceed
as
follows:
L) Follow
the
instructions on
page
13
and
install a new CR2430
lithium
battery
in
the battery com
partment.
2.)
Connect
the radio to
yourAC
outlet and
let the clock set
itself.
3.)
Depress the TIME and MONTH/DATE buttons
together.
The small
display
will
change
from'month/date' to'year'.
4.) While holding the
TIME
and
MONTH/DATE buttons,
press
the SET
+
or
SET
-
button to set the small
display to the correct
year,
then
release
the
buttons.
5.)
Depress the MONTH/DATE button and the SET
+
or SET
-
button to set the
small
display to the correct
month and date.
The Day indicator will change
automatically as
you
adjust
the month/date settings,
When the correct
month
and date appear on
the display,
release
the
buttons,
6.)
Depress the TIME button
and the SET
+
or SET
-
button to set the
main
display to the correct time.
Be sure to confirm
that
you
have
set the time correctly
to
'AM'
or
'PM'
by observing
the
AM indicator.
7.) After
you
set the time,
reconfirm
that
the
Day and
Month/Date displays are still
correct.
Make
final
adjustments
if
necessary.
The
SmartSet@
clock memory
is now
reset
and the
new lithium battery
will maintain
it for
the
next 5 to 8
years,
depending on the
number and duration
of the
power
outages
you
experience.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
After resetting the clock, don't
forget to
reset
your
wake up
times, and alarm
mode settings, and
sleep timer settings
as
well.
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