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1. 10 50 seconds 6 at the top of the hour 7 midnight 6 Date display scrolling speed 1 4 fast slow 7 Digit cycling mode 0 disabled default 1 slots cycle every minute 2 wave cycle every minute 3 slots cycle every 10 minutes 4 slots cycle every hour 5 slots cycle at midnight 8 Slot stop format 1 left to right 2 right to left 3 all at once 4 random sequence 9 Brightness of tube display 1 10 minimum max 10 is the default 10 Precision speed Pressing the ADJ button speeds up the clock at approximately 1 3 seconds per month pressing the SET button does the opposite 11 Alarm sound 1 9 fast slow beep 10 no alarm 12 Brightness 0 10 display is off maximum brightness 4 is the default 13 Start time of dimming 00 23 midnight to 23 00 11 00 PM Midnight is the default 14 Duration of dimming 00 24 dimming disabled dimming is always on hours To increase the tube s life it is recommended that you enable digit cycling to promote even burning of the tubes and to enable dimming for at least part of the day Using The Remote The included remote is used to turn the ON and OFF and to change the color and automatic cycling pattern of the floor LED lights by pressing the respective buttons Prior first use please pull out the battery protection inset located at the remote s bottom edge Remote s battery replacement is illustrated at the back of the remote2. For Your Safety This clock is not a kid s toy real glass tubes are fragile Anode voltage of 170V exists on the board and in tubes Do not open the enclosure when the clock is on Do not operate clock with damaged tubes or removed case Take care of the tube s protruding nozzle on the top Do not expose the clock to moisture Clock warms up during operation Do not cover the clock and do not keep it near a heat source Use only with included power supply or manufacturer approved similar power supply Starting Up Plug the DC connecter of the included power supply to the 12VDC jack on the back of the clock and plug the power supply to an electric socket The clock should display the initial startup time of 0 00 00 The clock has a super capacitor that charges while the clock is plugged in The capacitor takes several days to charge and then it will act as a backup power source for your Nixie Clock s internal memory So for example in the case of a power outage although the display will be off the super capacitor will allow the clock to keep track of the time date and other custom settings for about 20 minutes If left without power for longer period of time the clock will return to it s default settings Time Setup First make sure the clock is in Time display mode Then hold down the SET button until seconds will begin to flash Pressing the ADJ button will reset the seconds back to 00 After you are done setting the seco
3. The remote must be aimed at the IR sensor located on the PCB to the left of the ADJUST button The clock s protective acrylic case may interfere with the remote s signal so you may need to press some buttons more than once 5 point the remote to IR sensor Copyright AKULA LLC Illinois USA www printerdoctor com www flexledlights com HRSx10 HRSx1 KEY INPUT MINSx10 MINSx1 ADV SOUND SECSx10 SET SECSx1 MODE
4. b where seconds are usually displayed will begin to flash with a number from 1 to 9 This is the snooze delay Hitting ADJ will allow you to choose a snooze delay of anywhere from to 9 minutes Holding down SET button will return the clock to regular time display mode To turn alarm ON and OFF briefly push the SET button in regular display mode A tiny comma on the rightmost tube displaying seconds will be displayed when the alarm is ON Customizing Your Clock The Nixie Clock offers 14 different visual components that you can customize to suit your preferences Holding down the MODE button for several seconds will take you into the Option selection Mode which allows you to edit these components With the clock facing you the leftmost pair of bulbs will display the component 1 14 and the rightmost pair will display the option To change the component you are editing quickly press the MODE button until you reach the desired component To change the option for the component quickly press the ADJUST button until you ve selected desired option Each option is represented by a number as shown in the table below Option 1 Time format 24 hour format default 12 hour format 2 Leading zero suppression 0 disabled 1 enabled default 3 Digit cross fading 0 disabled default 1 9 fast slow 4 Date format 1 DD MM YY default 2 MM DD YY 5 Automatic date display 0 disabled default 1 5 every
5. nds press SET again until the minutes begin to flash To add minutes simply hit ADJ until you reach the correct time After you are finished with the minutes press SET again The hours will begin to flash and they can be adjusted in the same way as the minutes After you are finished setting the hours holding down the SET button for several seconds will take you back to the regular time display Date Setup Starting in Time display mode hold down the SET button until the display changes then press MODE twice to see the date display Note that the default date display format onthe clock is DD MM YY To change the date format to MM DD YY please see component 4 on the Customizing Your Clock chart The bulbs displaying the day will begin to flash Hit ADJ to select the desired day Then press SET Now leftmost bulbs displaying the month should begin to flash Hit ADJ to select the desired month Then press SET Now the bulbs displaying the year will flash Hit ADJ to select the desired year When you are finished pressing MODE will take you back to the regular display Alarm Setup Start in Time display mode Then quickly press the MODE button This will display the alarm time To edit this hold down the SET button The hours will begin to flash Keep hitting ADJ until you reach the desired time Then press SET again Now the minutes will flash Keep hitting ADJ until you reach the desired time Press SET again The rightmost bul
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