Oregon Scientific PSS02A User manual

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Radio-Controlled Clock with Barometer and
Projection (Model #: PS-S02/PS-S02U)
User Manual

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Warnings ............................................................... 12
Troubleshooting ..................................................... 13
Specifications ........................................................ 14
Additional resources .............................................. 16
TABLE OF CONTENTS
About this guide .................................................... 2
Product overview ................................................... 3
Getting started ...................................................... 6
Batteries ............................................................ 6
AC power adapter ............................................. 6
Switch between modes ..................................... 6
Change settings ................................................ 6
Clock .................................................................... 7
Alarm .................................................................... 8
Calendar ............................................................... 9
Barometer ............................................................. 9
Weather forecast ................................................... 11
Backlight ............................................................... 11
Projector ............................................................... 11
Reset system ......................................................... 12
Safety and care ..................................................... 12

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ABOUT THIS GUIDE
Congratulations on your selection of the Philippe Starck
with Oregon Scientific Radio Controlled Clock with
Barometer and Projection (PS-S02/PS-S02U). This
powerful device bundles time keeping, alarm, barometric
trend, weather forecast, and projector features into a
single tool you can use from the convenience of your
home.
Keep this manual handy as you use your new product. It
contains practical step-by-step instructions, as well as
technical specifications and warnings you should know.
In this box, you will find:
• Main unit
• Batteries
• AC power adapter

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
TOP AND BOTTOM VIEWS
DESCRIPTIONS
1. Snooze/Light button ( 8, 11, 12)
2. Projection lens ( 11)
3. Reset button ( 6, 12)
4. DC power input jack ( 6)
5. Battery compartment ( 6)

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LCD DISPLAY DESCRIPTIONS
1. Low battery icon ( 6)
2. Clock ( 7)
3. Weather forecast ( 11)
4. Calendar ( 9)
5. Radio signal icon ( 7)
6. Barometer ( 9)
7. Alarm ( 8)

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BACK VIEW BUTTON DESCRIPTIONS
1. Up – increase setting / activate auto-synch ( 7)
2. Down – decrease setting / deactivate auto synch
(7)
3. Select – switch modes / change settings ( 6)
4. Focus –focus projector ( 12)
5. Alarm –activate / deactivate alarm ( 8)
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GETTING STARTED
BATTERIES
Batteries are supplied with this product. Replace them
whenever the low battery signal ( ) displays. Remove the
compartmentlidonthebottomoftheunit.Besuretomatch
the correct polarity, as shown in the battery compartment.
Before you close the lid, press the RESET button with the
point of a blunt object (such as a ball point pen).
NOTE Do not use rechargeable batteries.
AC POWER ADAPTER
An AC power adapter is supplied for use with the main
unit. You must connect the power adapter if you wish to
use the continuous projection feature. The jack is located
in the battery compartment.
NOTE If the AC power becomes unavailable, the unit will
automatically switch to battery power.
SWITCH BETWEEN MODES
Press SELECT. The selected mode will flash. The display
will stop flashing if no key is pressed within 5 seconds.
CHANGE SETTINGS
Press and hold SELECT for 2 seconds. Then, press UP
or DOWN to change each setting. Press SELECT to
switch between options.

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CLOCK
This product can automatically synchronize the date and
time with official time-keeping organizations in Frankfurt,
Germany (PS-S02) or Rugby, England (PS-S02U). When
the unit is within 1500 km (932 miles) of a RF signal, the
reception icon will blink.
RECEPTION
Reception takes 2 – 10 minutes to complete. Once
complete, the icon will stop blinking.
NOTE For best results, place the unit away from metal or
electrical objects, and near a window with a clear view to
the sky.
TO DISABLE OR ENABLE
AUTO-SYNCHRONIZATION
In Clock mode, press DOWN for 2 seconds to disable the
auto-synchronization. The unit will not respond to radio
signals until you reactivate the synchronization.
To enable auto-reception, press UP for 2 seconds.
Strong signal Weak signal No signal

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SET OR CHANGE THE CLOCK
1. Press SELECT to switch to the Clock Mode.
The time will flash.
2. Press and hold SELECT for 2 seconds to enter
the setting mode.
3. Select the 12/24-hour format, hour, and minute.
Press UP or DOWN to change the setting. Press
SELECT to confirm.
ALARM
When activated, the Beep Alarm starts quietly, then
gradually becomes louder. It shuts off at two minutes. The
LCD display lights up for the first 8 seconds.
SET ALARM
1. Press SELECT several times until the Alarm area
flashes.
2. Press and hold SELECT for 2 seconds to enter the
setting mode.
3. Select the hour and minute. Press UP or DOWN
to change the setting. Press SELECT to confirm.
4. Press SELECT again when you are finished.
SNOOZE
Press the SNOOZE/LIGHT button the top of the unit to
temporarily disable the alarm for 8 minutes. The alarm icon
will blink while Snooze is activated.

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TO TURN THE ALARM OFF OR ON
Press any button to stop the alarm.
To turn the alarm off completely (deactivate it for the next
day), press ALARM.
CALENDAR
SET DATE
Clock auto-synchronization must be deactivated before
you manually set the date. ( 7)
1. Press SELECT several times until the calendar area
flashes.
2. Press and hold SELECT for 2 seconds to enter the
calendar setting mode.
3. Select the year, month, date, and language. Press
UPorDOWNtochangethe setting. PressSELECT
to confirm.
NOTE The language options are (E) English, (F)
French, (D) German, (I) Italian, and (S) Spanish.
BAROMETER
This product tracks barometric pressure changes over the
past 24 hours to provide the weather forecast ( 11) and
a trend line showing the direction of barometric change.