What happens if the Touch Key Clock can't receive the WWVB signal?
If the clock cannot receive the NIST WWVB radio signal due to your location or building interference, it will function as a standard, high-quality quartz clock. You can set the time and date manually, and it will keep accurate time until it can reacquire the signal.
Can I set one alarm for weekdays and another for weekends on this Radio Controlled Clock?
Yes, the dual alarm functionality is perfect for this scenario. You can set one alarm to go off Monday through Friday and the second alarm for Saturday and Sunday, or use them for any two independent times you need.
How do the touch keys on the Radio Controlled Clock work?
The clock uses capacitive touch sensors. Instead of physical buttons, you simply touch the designated areas on the clock's housing to change settings, activate the backlight, or snooze the alarm. This creates a more streamlined and durable design.
What languages does the weekday display on the Touch Key Clock support?
The weekday display can be set to one of 5 languages:
- GE (German)
- EN (English)
- FR (French)
- IT (Italian)
- DU (Dutch)
Does the Touch Key Clock display show the temperature?
Yes, it features an integrated sensor that displays the current indoor temperature on the main screen, allowing you to monitor your room's climate at a glance.
How long do the 2 included AAA batteries last in the Radio Controlled Clock?
Battery life depends on usage, particularly how often the backlight is activated. The clock is designed for low power consumption, and the low battery indicator will give you advance notice when the 2 pre-installed AAA batteries need to be replaced.
