Get Ambient Weather Rc-1400wb Radio Controlled Analog

While in Normal Time Mode, Press and Hold the SET button for two seconds to enter the time, date, and Time Zone settings mode. The Hour will flash. Press the ADJUST button to change. Press and hold the ADJUST button to change rapidly.

The clock is synchronizing to the WWVB signal and once the radio signal is decoded, the hands will automatically adjust to the correct time. This may take up to 5 nights.

Not to be confused with a clock radio, which might be your alarm clock, the radio clock is controlled by a radio transmitter that synchronizes the time with a highly accurate time keeper like an atomic clock. For those wanting the most precise timepiece, a radio-controlled clock is your best bet.

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Press and hold the “REC” button (D) for 3 seconds. The clock will search for the atomic signal. The clockʼs hands will move to the 12:00 position and the atomic signal will be received within 3-12 minutes. Once the atomic signal has been received, the clock will set itself to the correct time.

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Try powering down the clock (unplug it or remove the batteries), then turn it on again to see if it synchronizes. If the clock uses batteries, check them and replace if necessary. If the radio controlled clock is a desk top unit, try rotating it 90 degrees.