This option is used with multi-channel digital logging recorders when verbal announcements are recorded both to back-up the digital time and to permit you to easily make copies of the recordings along with the time. If the clock was used in the continuous mode it would repeat the time without pause and occupy 24 hours of channel time per day. Having the clock pause between announcements takes up less channel time since the digital recorder only records during audio activity.

1.   Announce the year "00" to "99".

2.   Produce a "BEEP" prior to each announcement.

3.   Announce the seconds.

4.   Continuously repeat announcements. (OFF for Intermittent announcement operation).

5.   Do not announce the date.

6.   Announce the time "ON-THE-HOUR", in on-demand mode only (leave OFF).

7.   Announce in 24 hour format.

8.   Calibrate 32.768 kHz (leave this switch in the OFF position).

You can further reduce the amount of recording time per announcement by selectively turning off the date, turning off the month and day, turning off the seconds, turning off the beep prior to each announcement, and switching to the 24 hour mode (the clock does not announce AM or PM in 24 hour format).

The length of each announcement will vary from as short as one second (hour and minute), to as long as 7 seconds (beep, hour in 12 hour format, minutes, seconds, month, day, and year). Follow the instructions in your manual when changing the announcement format.

If you require assistance in the installation or operation of your clock, contact your place of purchase or:

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