Transcription of RADIO CONTROLLED CLOCK MODEL 625-236
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RADIO CONTROLLED CLOCK MODEL 625-236 WHAT IS A RADIO CONTROLLED CLOCK ?COVERAGE AND PLACEMENTPLEASE READBest signal reception occurs between 10:00 PM and 5:00 signal reception occurs betweenA RADIO CONTROLLED CLOCK is a CLOCK with an internal RADIO receiver that is permanently tuned to receive a special time signaltransmitted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) RADIO station WWVB, located in Fort Collins,Colorado. The WWVB transmitter is linked to a cesium atomic CLOCK , the most accurate time keeping device in the world with atime deviation of less than one second in one million years. Your Howard Miller RADIO CONTROLLED CLOCK is specially programmedto interpret the WWVB time signal and set itself to the correct local time. For more information on the WWVB signal and radiocontrolled clocks you can visit the NIST web site: signal transmitted by the NIST is strong enough to cover the entire continental United States and parts of Canada andMexico.
A radio controlled clock is a clock with an internal radio receiver that is permanently tuned to receive a special time signal ... RECEIVE Button: Manually turns the radio receiver on for 10 minutes. 5. SNOOZE Button: Temporarily silences the alarm when the snooze function is activated. 6. RESET Button Resets the clock and display in case of ...
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