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RC05 RCC Clock User Manual v1 (r4)
2. Sequence of setting: weekday hour  weekday minute  weekend hour 
weekend minute  exit
3. During setting, the setting parameter will flash.
4. Press button to confirm setting and enter to next parameter
8. Press button once, the figure will increase 1 unit. Press and hold the
button, the figures will increase rapidly.
5. Press button once, the figure will decrease 1 unit. Press and hold the
button, the figures will decrease rapidly.
6. Press button to turn on/off alarm
7. Alarm will automatic turn on when alarm setting finish.
8. If there is no action in 20 seconds, the setting will be saved and will exit
the setting mode.
TURN ON/OFF ALARM
1. When it is displaying the nearest coming Alarm time, press
once to turn on/off that alarm. (1-5) or (6-7) will flash to indicate which
alarm displaying.
2. Press button once to switch to alarm mode. Monday to Friday alarm
time will be shown and (1-5) will flash.
3. Press button once to turn on/off Monday to Friday alarm
4. Press button again to show Saturday to Sunday alarm time. (6-7) will
flash.
5. Press button once to turn on/off Saturday to Sunday alarm.
OPERATION
1. At the set time, alarm signal rings.
2. During alarm rings, press any keys to end the alarm. Or press
button to delay the alarm for 8 minutes.
3. If do not press any button to end the alarm, it will turn off automatically
after 5 minutes.
4. Alarm will be start again at next alarm time, unless switch off the alarm
function in alarm mode.
PRECAUTIONS
Hazards for children
Batteries can be life-endangering if swallowed. Please keep the RCC

Clock and batteries out of reach of children. If a battery has been
swallowed, medical assistance must immediately be sought.
 Keep children away from packaging material and the small parts in the
scope of delivery. Suffocation hazard if swallowed.
Injury hazard
Caution: Explosion hazard with improper handling of batteries. Batteries

must not be charged, reactivated with other means, dismantled, thrown
into fire or short-circuited.
 Avoid contact with skin, eyes and mucous membranes. When coming into
contact with battery acid, immediately rinse the affected areas with plenty
of clear water and immediately contact a physician.
Caution – property damage
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