Radio Shack 63-987 User Manual

((SNOOZE))

CLOCK

ALARM

ZONE

#VQOKE"2TQLGEVKQP"%NQEM

63-987

Your RadioShack Atomic Projection Clock combines a simple design with advanced technology. You can set the clock to project the current time on a wall or the ceiling for easy nightt ime viewing.

You can also set the clock to automatically set the time and date, using a 60 kHz longwave radio signal from radio station WWVB. The clock checks the radio signal several times each day and automatically updates the time and date, providing the most accurate time possible. Or, if you are unable to receive the time-setting signal, you can set the clock manually.

Large Liquid Crystal Display —

clock easy to read. The current time and alarm time, the time zone you are in, and the date and day of the week appear on the display.

Adjustable Projector —

time on a wall or ceiling, rotate the image to the desired angle, and focus the image for clarity.

Three Languages —

of the week in English, French, or Span ish.

Display Backlight —

informati on on the screen, even in the dark.

Indoor Thermometer —

room’s temperature.

lets you project the

lets you review the day

lets you see all the

lets you monitor the

makes the

+056#..+0)" $#66'4+'5

Your clock requires 2 AA batteries (not supplied) for power. For the best performance and longest life, we recommend RadioShack alkaline batteries.

Cautions:

• Use only fresh batteries of the required size and recommended type.

• Do not mix old and new batteries, different types of batteries (standard, alkaline, or rechargeable), or rechargeable batteries of different capacities.

1. Place your finger in the rec ess above the battery compartmen t cover an d lift of f the cover.

OWNER’S MANUAL — Please read before using this equipment.

2. Place the batteries in the compartment as indicated by the polarity symbols (+ and –) marked inside.

3. Replace the cover.

When the display dims, the clock stops

ôôôô

operating properly, or appears, replace the batteries.

Warning:

and properly. Do not burn or bury them.

Caution:

with batteries for a month or more, remove the batteries. Batteries can leak chemicals that can destroy electronic parts.

Note:

Dispose of old batteries promptly

If you do not plan to use the clock

Installing batteries resets the clock.

(low battery icon)

75+0)"#%"219'4

You can save battery power by using the supplied 3V, 200 mA AC adapter to power the projector. Be sure to install batteries to power the clock, as the AC adapter does not power the clock.

Cautions:

You must use a Class 2 p ower source that supplies 3V DC

and delivers at least 200 mA.

Its center tip must be set to positive and

DC 3V

its plug must fit the clock's The supplied adapter meets these specifications. Using an adapter that does not meet these spec ifications co uld damage the clock or the adapter.

• Always connect the AC adapter to the clock before you co nne ct i t to AC powe r. When you finish, disconnect the adapter from AC power before you disconnect it from the clock.

1. Plug the AC adapter’s tip into the cloc k’ s

DC 3V

jack (in the recess on the bottom

of the clock).

2. Route the adapter’s co rd through th e slot

DC 3V

marked

3. Plug the AC adapter’s other end into a standard AC outlet.

on the back of the clock.

jack.

$#5+%"12'4#6+10

As soon as you install the batteries, all

7Cý'(0&&

display segments briefly appear.

'Cý':

the seconds, current indoor temperature appear.

For about 3 minutes after yo u connect pow er, the clock scans for a radio signal and flashes. When the clock receives a strong signal, it automa tically sets t he time and d ate. The clock checks the radio signal six times a day, at about 2:00 AM, 3:00 AM, 4:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 3:00 PM, and 9:00 PM (as shown on the clock).

Notes:

• On very cloudy and stormy days, the signal might not be strong enough to reset the clock. If the clock does not receive a strong r adio signal, yo u can set the time and date manually. (See “Manually Setting the Time, Date, and Language” on Page 2.)

• If the clock does not receive a strong signal within about 2 minutes, it stops scanning and looks for a signal again at the next preprogrammed time.

The time zone (Central), or on the right of the screen. While the clock is scanning for a signal, repeate dly pr ess until the desired time zone is highlighted.

Your clock measures and displ ays the indoor temperature between 23° and 122°F (–5° to 50°C). If the temperature goes above or

(January 1), and the

'Cý':'Cý':

FFFF

(Pacific),

;;;;

(Eastern) appears in the map

7Cý'(0&&

7Cý'(0&&7Cý'(0&&

CCCC

(Mountain),

ZONE

9999

2002 RadioShack Corporation.

RadioShack and RadioShack.com are trademarks

used by RadioShack Corporation.

below that range, the highest or lowest temperature flashes.

To change the display language, see “Manually Setting the Time, Date, and Language” on Page2.

To display either the seconds or the day of

CLOCK

the week, press To view the time in another time zone, press

ZONE

until the desired time zone is

highlighted.

%*'%-+0)"6*'"5+)0#."56#675

The clock disp lays these symb ols to indicate the current or last status of radio signal reception.

5[ODQN &GUETKRVKQP

The clock received a radio signal strong enough to set the date and time

øý

within the last 72 hours. The clock has not received a radio

signal strong enough to set the date and time within the last 72 hours. Reposition the clock before the

öý

designated signal check time, or set the date and time manually. Or, the displayed time has been manually set.

Automatic time setting is turned off.

Indicator

ùý

Hold down reset the clock.

The clock is receiving the radio signal and the time/date sets shortly.

The clock is receiving a signal, but reception is not strong enough to set the clock.

8 until

appears, or

/#07#..;"5'66+0)"6*'"

+/'."'."#0&".#0)7#)'

Important:

the manual setting. If you do not want this to happen, hold down disappears to turn off the automatic time setting. To turn the automatic time setting back on, hold down until

Note:

minute, the clock returns to the currently set time display.

1. Repeatedly press

2. Hold down

3. Repeatedly press (or hold down)

4. Press

A strong radio signal overrides

ZONE

until the time icon

for about 2 seconds

appears, or reset the clock.

If you do not press a button for about 1

ZONE

to select the

desired time zone.

CLOCK

until the hour digits

flash.

to select the desired ho ur setting .

appears.

FCFC

CLOCK

. The minutes digits flash.

7C7C

5. Repeat Steps 3 a nd 4 to set the minutes, year, month, date, and language.

CLOCK

6. Press repeatedly press weekday or second display.

to store your setting. Then

CLOCK

to select the

4'5'66+0)"6*'"%.1%-

RESET

Press pointed object such as a straightened paper clip to reset the clock. All display segments briefly appear, then the clock scans for a radio signal.

on the back of the clock with a

75+0)"6*'" 241,'%6+10".+)*6

You can use the clock’s projection light to project the time on a wall or ceiling.

Projection Light

IMAGE ROTATION

FOCUS

°°°°

180

ROTATION

To project the time,

18 inches from the desired surface and adjust the projection arm to the desired angle. Then slide the back of the clock in the direction of the arrow to turn on the light.

Caution:

degrees in either direction. Do not force it further.

Note:

when the clock is connected to AC power.

To focus the image,

side of the projection arm.

To rotate the image,

on the back of the clock.

To flip the image 180°,

The projection arm m oves abou t 90

PROJECTION LIGHT ON

RESET

Compartment

DC 3V

Adapter

Cord Slot

PROJECTION

place the clock at least

PROJECTION LIGHT ON

only operates

FOCUS

adjust

IMAGE ROTATION

turn

180° ROTATION

press

Battery

Cover

LIGHT ON

on the

To turn off the projection light,

PROJECTION LIGHT ON

arm.

With the projection light off (or when powering the clock using batteries only),

can project the time by pressing The projector lights for about 5 seconds then automatically turns off.

toward the project ion

75+0)"6*'"#.#4/

5'66+0)"6*'"#.#4/"6+/'

Note:

If you do not press a button for about 30 seconds, the clock exits the alarm setup mode. Start over at Step 1.

ALARM

1. Hold d own flashes. é (alarm on) and time) appear.

2. Repeatedly press or hold down

to select the alarm hour.

3. Press

4. Repeatedly press or hold down

5. Press

To view the alarm display at any time, press

ALARM

press

ALARM

to select the alarm minutes.

ALARM

The alarm time remains on the display.

. To return to the calendar display,

CLOCK

6740+0)"6*'"#.#4/"101 1

((

1. Press

ALARM

appears.

At the preset alarm time,

the display and the alarm beeps softly every 2 seconds.

If you do not silence the alarm,

seconds, two quick b eeps sound e very 2 seconds and the alarm volume increases. After 2 0 m ore seconds, three quick beeps soun d ever y 2 se conds an d the volume increases to its maximum level. After another 20 seconds, the alarm beeps continuousl y (abo ut f our beeps per second) for about 1 minute.

After 2 minutes,

automatically. The first time this happens, the snooze feature activates and é continues flashing. In about 8 minutes, the alarm sounds again. If the alarm turns off automatically a second time, é remains on the display and the alarm sounds again the next day at the set alarm time.

until the alarm hour

. The alarm minutes flash.

to store the alarm setting.

to turn on the alarm.

the alarm turns off

slide

you

SNOOZE

é flashes on

(alarm

after 20

ýýýý

+ 1 hidden pages