• Atomic Time & Date
• Time Zone Selection
• Dual Time Alarms
• Adjustable Snooze
• Folding Case for Travel

• Folding case for travel use
• Instructions printed on the case
• Atomic time and date with manual setting
• Automatically updates for Daylight Saving Time (on/off option)
• Perpetual calendar
• Time zone setting
• US time zone map
• Dual alarm with adjustable snooze
• EL backlight
• Free standing

This is a must have for the frequent traveler or vacationer!  Because this clock is controlled by Atomic Time, you never have to set it!  The Atomic Alarm Clock will automatically set its self by tuning to a frequency and will always have the worlds most accurate time!  One you have this atomic alarm clock you will take it with you wherever you go.  This atomic alarm clock has the ability to have 2 separate alarms set with two distinctive audio sounds.  You will also have the ability to set how long you want to snooze for.  To shut off the alarm, or to snooze, simply press down gently on the top of the atomic portable alarm clock.  The portable alarm clock will automatically check its self every night to be sure its time and date is accurate. 

Below is the text from this products manual:

PROGRAMMING

A. SETTING THE TIME

There are two methods by which the time

and date can be set: 1) Automatically via

WWVB reception, or 2) Manually.

B. WWVB (Radio-Controlled Time)

This method requires you to do nothing,

except wait for the signal to be received,

and to select a time zone. Reception

usually takes approximately 6-10 minutes

during optimal conditions. The best

conditions for reception is at night,

between midnight and 6:00 am—when

there is less atmospheric interference. To

keep your time as accurate as possible, the

alarm clock conducts a WWVB search

every night between these hours, and

overrides any manually set time. The

WWVB tower icon (appearing in the

TIME LCD) will flash when a signalsearch

is in progress and a signal is being

received, and will remain steady when the

signal has been received. If the WWVB

time has not been received after 10

minutes of battery installation, you may

manually set the time or wait for the

WWVB reception.

About Radio-Controlled Time signal,

WWVB:

The NIST (National Institute of Standards

and Technology—Time and Frequency

Division) WWVB radio station is located in

Ft. Collins, Colorado, and transmits the

exact time and date signal continuously

throughout the United States at 60 kHz.

The signal can be received up to 2,000

miles away through the internal antenna in

the alarm clock. However, due to the

nature of the Earth’s Ionosphere, reception

is very limited during daylight hours. The

alarm clock will search for a signal every

night when reception is best. The WWVB

radio station derives its signal from the

NIST Atomic clock in Boulder, Colorado. A

team of atomic physicists is continually

measuring every second, of every day, to an

accuracy of ten billionths of a second per

day. These physicists have created an

international standard, measuring a second

as 9,192,631,770 vibrations of a Cesium-

133 atom in a vacuum. For more

information please see the NIST website at

www.boulder.nist.gov/timefreq/stations/wwvb.htm.

C. PROGRAMMING

(includes manual time setting)

This section is designed to walk you

through the entire set up procedure. If you

only require setting one section please hold

the “SET” button until the U.S. map flashes

and then press and release the “SET” button

until the section you wish to program

begins flashing.

The Programming Sequence is as follows:

→Time Zone → DST On/OFF → Snooze

Setting → Manual Time Setting (Hour →

Minute) → Manual Date Setting (Year →

Month → Date → Day) → 12/24-hour time

format

**To end the programming mode at any

time, simply press the SNOOZE button

Time Zone Setting

a) Press and hold the “SET” button until

the US map and time zone begins to

flash (“-5” is the default). The time zone

is displayed according to “GMT”; please

see the table for explanation.

b) Press and release the “+” key to move

the time zone West one hour until it

reaches the your time zone.

c) Press and release the “SET” key to set

the time zone and move to the next

programming step.

Daylight Saving Time Setting

“DST On” will flash.

e) Press and release the “+” key to toggle

between the Daylight Saving Time ON

or OFF (for places that do not follow

Daylight Saving Time changes)

f) Press and release the “SET” key.

Snooze Duration Setting

g) “Sno” will show at the bottom of the

screen, and a number will flash at the

top. This is the setting for the length of

the alarm snooze.

h) Press and release the “+” key to

advance the length of time from 0 (no

snooze) to 59 minutes. This sets the time

the alarm is silenced after pressing the

SNOOZE key while the alarm is

sounding.

i) Press and release the “SET” key.

Manual Time Setting

j) The hour will now flash.

k) Press and release the “+” key to

advance to the correct hour; be sure to

note the correct am/pm setting (“PM”

will show for hours between 12 noon

and midnight).

l) Press and release the “SET” key.

m) The minutes will now flash.

n) Press and release the “+” key to

advance the minutes. By holding the “+”

key, the minutes will advance in five

minute increments.

o) Press and release the “SET” key.

Manual Date Setting

p) The year will now flash.

q) Press and release the “+” key to

advance to the correct year.

r) Press and release the “SET” key.

s) The month will now flash.

t) Press and release the “+” key to

advance to the correct month.

u) Press and release the “SET” key.

v) The date will now flash.

w) Press and release the “+” key to

advance to the correct day.

x) Press and release the “SET” key.

y) The day of the week will now flash

(Sun, Mon, etc.).

z) Press and release the “+” key to

advance to the correct day of the week.

aa) Press and release the “SET” key.

bb) “12” or “24” will now flash.

cc) Press and release the “+” key to

select either 12 –hour or 24-hour

(military time).

dd) Press and release the “SET” key to

complete the programming.

The programming is now complete.

D. SETTING THE ALARMS

La Crosse Technology’s travel alarm clock

has two separate alarms that can be set.

Each alarm has a distinctive sound and

operates independently.

a) Press and hold the “ALM1” (or

“ALM2” key) key for two seconds to

enter the setting mode.

b) The alarm time will flash.

c) Press and release the “HOUR” key to

advance the hour of the alarm, and press

and release the “MIN” key to advance

the minutes of the alarm.

Note: If no button is pressed within

fifteen seconds, the alarm will set and

activate, and the clock will revert to the

normal operating screen. The picture

below shows both alarms activated.

Activating the Alarms

To activate/deactivate the alarm, press

and release the “ALM1” or “ALM2” key

once, depending on which alarm needs to

be activated.

Activating the SNOOZE function

When the alarm is sounding, pressing the

top of the unit gently backwards will

activate the snooze for the time that was

selected in the programming mode. If the

setting is “0”, the alarm will turn off for

24 hours. During the snooze period, the

lower screen will show a countdown until

the alarm will sound again. If the snooze

is activated again during the original

snooze period, the period will be reset.

Once the period is finished, the alarm will

sound again. Pressing any key other than

the snooze will turn off the alarm for 24

hours.

III. OPERATING SCREENS

A. The exact time will always be displayed

in the upper portion of the screen, and the

US map will show when the time zone is

set to the continental US (with the time

zone selected showing in black). The

lower portion of the screen has five

different screens that can be selected. The

default is “DAY, MONTH, DATE” as

shown below.

B. Press and release the “MODE” key to

select which screen to show. It will change

in order as follows:

1. DAY MONTH DATE

2. MONTH DATE YEAR

3. SECONDS

4. ALARM 1 TIME

5. ALARM 2 TIME

C. While in non-alarm mode, pressing the

“SNOOZE” bar will show the “ALARM1”

and “ALARM2” briefly in the lower section.

IV. TRAVELING

A. When traveling, it will only be

necessary to change to the appropriate

time zone. Please note that the clock will

only search for a signal when it is set

between “GMT-4 and GMT-10.The alarm

clock will set to any time zone from

“GMT” to “GMT-12”. Outside this range,

it will only be necessary to set the hour to

the correct hour, leaving the time zone set

to your local time zone. For example, if

you are traveling to Hong Kong, you will

need to manually set the hour to the local

time. When the clock is back in the US, it

will search for a signal and set to the

proper time according to the time zone

selected.