Oregon Scientific RM622PA User manual

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CONTENTS
Introduction ............................................................. 2
Product Overview ................................................... 2
Front View ......................................................... 2
Back View ......................................................... 3
LCD Display ...................................................... 3
Getting Started ........................................................ 4
Batteries ............................................................ 4
AC Adaptor ....................................................... 4
Clock ........................................................................ 4
Activatin / Deactivatin the RF Si nal ............. 5
Setting the Clock Manually ....................................
The Alarm Function ................................................ 6
Displayin the Alarm Time ................................ 6
Settin / Activatin the Alarm Time ................... 6
The Snooze Function .............................................. 6
The Projector Function ........................................... 6
Adjustin the Projector ...................................... 7
Choosing Your Time Zone ..................................... 7
Indoor Temperature ................................................ 7
Resetting the Unit ................................................... 7
Safety and Care ....................................................... 7
Warnings .................................................................. 8
Troubleshooting ...................................................... 8
Specifications .......................................................... 8
Main Unit Dimensions ....................................... 8
Temperature ..................................................... 8
Clock ................................................................. 9
Power ................................................................ 9
About Oregon Scientific ......................................... 9
FCC Statement ...................................................... 10
Atomic Projection Clock
(RM622PA)
USER MANUAL
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
FRONT VIEW
1. SNOOZE / LIGHT button
2. UP and DOWN keys
3. MODE button
4. ZONE button
5. ALARM button
6. Swivel projection
7. LCD display
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for selectin the Ore on ScientificTM Atomic
Projection Clock (RM622PA). This device bundles precise
time keepin , alarm, and indoor temperature monitorin
features into a sin le tool you can use from the
convenience of your home.
In this box, you will find:
• Atomic Projection Clock
• 3.0V AC/DC adaptor with jack
Keep this manual handy as you use your new product.
It contains practical step-by-step instructions, as well as
technical specifications and warnin s you should know.
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BACK VIEW
1. FOCUS knob
2. IMAGE ROTATION knob
3. Power adaptor socket
4. Battery compartment
5. PROJECTION ON switch
6. Table stand
7. RESET hole
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LCD DISPLAY
1. Clock hour and minute
2. Radio frequency (RF) si nal reception
3. Alarm on icon
4. ((.)) Alarm time indicator
5. Alarm time (month / day) or calendar
6. U.S. map for time-zone selection
7. Clock seconds / lan ua e
8. Low battery indicator
9. Indoor temperature
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AC ADAPTOR
The main unit has a 3.0V AC/DC adaptor with jack, which
provides continuous clock projection.
CLOCK
The clock automatically synchronizes the current time
and date when it is brou ht within ran e of the WWVB-
60 radio si nal (60 kHz) enerated from Fort Collins,
Colorado. For more information, please visit: http://www.
boulder.nist. ov/timefreq/stations/radioclocks.htm.
NOTE Initial reception takes 2-10 minutes and be ins
when you first set up the unit, and also whenever you
press RESET. Once complete, the reception icon will
stop blinkin .
GETTING STARTED
BATTERIES
Insert batteries before first use, matchin the polarity
(+ and -) as shown in the battery compartment. Press
RESET after each battery chan e.
shows on the LCD when battery power is low.
Replace batteries as soon as possible to maintain optimal
performance.
NOTE For optimal performance, use alkaline batteries
with this product and do not use rechar eable batteries.
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ACTIVATING / DEACTIVATING THE RF SIGNAL
1. To activate the RF si nal, press and hold for 2
seconds.
2. To deactivate the RF clock reception, press and hold
ZONE for 2 seconds.
NOTE The RF si nal icon appears on the LCD when
it is activated and disappears when it is deactivated. If
the clock cannot recive any si nal reception, appears
instead of . See section on "Troubleshootin " for more
information.
SETTING THE CLOCK MANUALLY
The 12-hour clock automatically sets itself to the U.S.
Atomic Clock - it never needs adjustin for Dayli ht
Savin Time. The top line of the clock display shows
hours, minutes and seconds / day-of-the-week. To to le
between seconds and day-of-the-week display, press
MODE. The second line shows calendar (month and
date) / alarm time and indoor temperature.
To adjust the clock settin s manually without automatic
RF synchronization, remember to deactivate the radio
reception first.
Each of clock settin s can be adjusted in the followin
order: hour, minute, year, month, date, and lan ua e (E,
S, F).
1. Press and hold MODE for 2 seconds. The first
clock settin , the hour settin , be ins flashin .
2. Press or to adjust the hour values. To choose
the values more quickly, press and hold or
continuously.
3. To confirm and save the desired hour value, press
MODE. The next clock settin , the minute settin ,
automatically be ins flashin .
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to adjust the clock minute
values and the other clock settin s accordin ly.
5. After adjustin the hour and minute, you may decide
to skip adjustin the minute, year and month, and o
directly to adjust the date settin s. To skip any
settin , press MODE to navi ate throu h the items
until you reach the desired settin .
NOTE When adjustin the date on the second line of the
LCD, the correspondin day-of-the-week shown on the
LCD’s top line will chan e automatically.
NOTE The time is shown only in 12 hr AM/PM format. 24
hr format is not available in this unit.
NOTE Durin anytime you are in the middle of adjustin
a clock settin manually and is left idle for 1 minute, the
clock automatically saves the current settin chosen.
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When the Snooze function is enabled, the Snooze
period will last 8 minutes before the alarm sounds a ain.
will flash coninuously on the LCD.
NOTE Pressin SNOOZE / LIGHT turns on the reen
LED backli ht that lasts for 5 seconds before automatically
turnin off. The backli ht does not turn on when any of
the other buttons are pressed.
NOTE The Snooze function will disable if the button is
pressed. The alarm time will remain activated and will
rin the followin day at the same time unless you press
a ain to turn off the alarm.
THE PROJECTOR FUNCTION
The projector displays the time via a bri ht red projection
li ht onto a wall, ceilin , or just about any surface for
easy and convenient viewin in a darkened room. The
time projected is shown as a sin le line (HH:MM) in
12-hour AM/PM format.
1. To activate the projection li ht, press SNOOZE /
LIGHT. The projector will project the time for 5
seconds before automatically turnin off.
2. To activate continuous projection, slide the
PROJECTION ON / OFF switch to ON. Note that
this function will not work unless the AC/DC adaptor
is used.
3. To deactivate continuous projection, slide the
PROJECTION ON switch to OFF.
THE ALARM FUNCTION
DISPLAYING THE ALARM TIME
By default, the second line of the unit's LCD screen
displays current month and date. To display the alarm
time instead, press once. To show the month and date
a ain, press MODE.
SETTING / ACTIVATING THE ALARM TIME
1. Press and hold for 2 seconds. The alarm hour will
flash.
2. Use or to set the hour. To choose the settin
more quickly, press and hold or continuously.
3. Press to confirm and save the desired hour settin .
The minutes will automatically flash.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to set the minutes settin . The
alarm time has now been set and is automatically
activated. The alarm bell icon appears to the left of
the alarm time.
5. To deactivate the alarm, press the . The LCD no
lon er displays .
NOTE The alarm will automatically stop rin in after 2
minute. But after 8 minutes, the alarm will sound once
more unless is pressed.
THE SNOOZE FUNCTION
While the alarm is rin in , press the SNOOZE / LIGHT
to stop the alarm sound and activate the Snooze function.
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NOTE If the unit is bein run on batteries, the
PROJECTION ON / OFF switch does not need to be on.
If you press SNOOZE / LIGHT, the projection li ht will
turn on anyway.
ADJUSTING THE PROJECTOR
The RM622PA allows you to adjust the projector so that
you are able to view the projection ima e with more
clarity and convenience.
• The projector head can vertically swivel 180º so that
you may view the time from different positions.
• The IMAGE ROTATION knob allows you to orient
the projected ima e (continuously from 0º to 330º
clockwise / counterclockwise) so that you can read
the time more conveniently.
• If the projected ima e is out of focus, use the ima e-
focusin knob to adjust accordin ly until the
projection is in focus.
CHOOSING YOUR TIME ZONE
The top ri ht of the RM622PA’s LCD screen shows a
U.S. map with 4 time zones: P (Pacific), M (Mountain), C
(Central) or E (Eastern). Choosin your specific time
zone makes it convenient to take the projection clock
with you and use anywhere durin your travels in the
country.
To choose your time zone, simply press ZONE repeatedly
to to le between the 4 zones and stop at the desired
settin . The time will automatically adjust accordin ly.
INDOOR TEMPERATURE
The Atomic Projection Clock monitors and displays
indoor temperature. The indoor temperature is shown in
Fahrenheit (°F) only. The unit is capable of measurin
temperatures within the +23°F to +122°F (-5°C to
+50°C) ran e.
RESETTING THE UNIT
The RESET hole is located in the main unit battery
compartment. Press RESET when you chan e the
batteries and whenever performance is not behavin as
expected (for example, unable to establish radio
frequency link). The clock will reset to its ori inal default
values.
SAFETY AND CARE
Clean the product with a sli htly damp cloth and alcohol-
free, mild deter ent. Avoid droppin the product or
placin it in a hi h-traffic location.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM SYMPTOM REMEDY
Calendar Ille ible month / Chan e lan ua e
date
Clock Cannot adjust Disable atomic clock
clock
Cannot auto- 1. Adjust batteries
synchronize 2. Press RESET
date and time 3. Manually activate
clock feature
Temp Shows "LLL" or Temperature is out-of-
"HHH" ran e
SPECIFICATIONS
MAIN UNIT DIMENSIONS
Len th x Width x Hei ht: 5.27 x 2.04 x 3.23 in
(134 x 52 x 82 mm)
Wei ht: 5.71 oz (162 )
without battery
TEMPERATURE
Unit: °F
Indoor Ran e: +23°F to +122°F
(-5°C to +50°C)
WARNINGS
This product is desi ned to ive you years of service if
handled properly. Ore on Scientific will not be responsible
for any deviations in the usa e of the device from those
specified in the user instructions or any unapproved
alterations or repairs of the product. Observe the followin
uidelines:
• Never immerse the product in water. This can cause
electrical shock and dama e the product.
• Do not subject the main unit to extreme force, shock,
or fluctuations in temperature or humidity.
• Do not tamper with the internal components.
• Do not mix new and old batteries or batteries of
different types.
• Do not use rechar eable batteries with this product.
• Remove the batteries if storin this product for a lon
period of time.
• Do not scratch the LCD display.
NOTE The technical specifications of this product and
contents of this user manual are subject to chan e
without notice. Ima es not drawn to scale.
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Resolution: 0.2°F (0.1°C)
CLOCK
RF Clock: Auto or manual (disabled)
Clock display: HH:MM:SS
Hour format: 12hr AM/PM
Calendar: MM/DD; weekday in
3 lan ua es
(En lish, Spanish, French)
Alarm: Sin le alarm with
2-minute crescendo
POWER
Main unit batteries: 2 x AA (UM-3) 1.5V
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FCC STATEMENT
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the followin two conditions: (1)
This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)
This device must accept any interference received,
includin interference that may cause undesired
operation.
WARNING Chan es or modifications to this unit not
expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the
equipment.
NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to
comply with the limits for a Class B di ital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
desi ned to provide reasonable protection a ainst
harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment enerates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency ener y and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications.
However, there is no uarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turnin the equipment off
and on, the user is encoura ed to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the followin measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receivin antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment
and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit
different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio / TV
technician for help.
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