Model #T-4662 Atomic Radio controlled LCD travel clock with month, date, day of the week, and snooze Okay I'm looking for the manual to this same exact clock

check you have set to the correct year, and remember a leap year has one day more... note date,month stays the same but the day changes from year to year.. hope your clock has a year function?

HITO 6 Alarm Clock Date and Temperature Display

Press and hold Set (the top button on the right hand side of the clock) for 2+ seconds to enter the Programming mode. If the unit hasn't been set before "-5EST" should start flashing. Press + (the second button from the top) until the correct time zone is displayed. Press Set to save the setting and advance to the next program option. Again use the + button to set DST on or off. Press Set again to save and advance to the language choice (for the displayed day of the week). Press + to go through the choices and then press Set. Repeat the above steps to set the hour (if the clock didn't get the correct time from the WWVB radio). Note: PM will be displayed for the afternoon hours. There is no indicator for AM hours. Press Set again to save and advance to the Minute setting. Pressing Set again will bring the unit to set the Year, then advance to Month, then Date. The next press of the Set button will advance to setting the day of the week. The next items to set are the 12/24 hour time display and the units for the temperature.

If you press Snooze, on the top of the clock, or do not press a button within 15 seconds, the clock will exit the Programming Mode. LaCrosse has the manual for the WS-8055U on the product page: http://lacrossetechnology.com/8055/ . The direct link to the manual is http://lacrossetechnology.com/8055/manual.pdf . Make sure to replace the 2 AA batteries and position the clock where the radio signal is strong if the clock doesn't maintain the correct time.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Radio controlled atomic clock self sets, and self adjusts automatically. This clock is very easy to use!,Daylights Saving Time on/off option; 4 Time Zones - Pacific, Mountain, Central, or Eastern,Folds into smaller size for easy storage and travel; travel pouch included,Automatically sets day, date and time; 2 separate alarms - great for weekends,Sturdy, contemporary construction. Stand folds for easy storage. 2x AAA batteries included; as shipped to U.S. Government and institutions

There are many LaCrosse atomic clocks. Which model do you have? Support for most is available here: http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/support/home.php . Use the drop down menu to select the model.

For the analog clocks, there is a manual set button on the back of the clock. Press the button and wait for the clock to advance to the correct time. Then make sure the correct time zone button has been pushed. Then make sure the clock is in a location where it can hear the signal overnight. (For best results stand the clock upright in a window.)

For WT-2165U travel alarm, press and hold Set to enter the setting function. Then select the time zone (with + or -) then press and release Set. Set the DST setting to on or off as needed, then press and release Set again. The next setting option is the snooze alarm duration. Press and release Set again to change the hour manually (+ to increase). Press and release Set again to set the Minutes. Correct the date (year, month, day, day of week) similarly. Then set the display to 12 or 24 hour time. Press and release Set to finish and exit the set functions.

For some of the digital clocks you can set the time manually by pressing and holding Set. First set the time display mode (12/24), then press and release Set again. Then set the hours, followed by Set and then the minutes. Continue through other menu options or just do not press any buttons for several (30) seconds.

On the digital clocks, the item being changed will flash.

To avoid interference with the signal reception, place your radio controlled clock where it will be at least six feet away from a TV, computer, air conditioner or other household electrical appliances. The optimal location is near a window. Windows facing Colorado providing the best signal.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

It should automatically reset to the correct time. Try taking the model number and Google for an answer. Hope this helps.

The time should be done on automatic by pressing WAVE.

To set manually:
Press the [SET] Button for more than 2 sec. The Year will pop up set to correct year then press SET again to set date/mth, keep holding till it get to right month n date (the month and date does not set separately). Press SET again and set TIME then press SET again for your choice of 12hr or 24hr.

SkyScan 86715:
>Press "SET" once,
>>press "+" until you see your time zone;
-4 ATL-Atlantic
-5 EST-Eastern
-6 CST-Central
-7 MST-Mountain
-8 PST-Pacific
-9 ALA-Alaska
-10
-11
-12
-6MT-?
>Press "SET" once,
DST ON/Off
>Press "SET" once,
US - duh, huh
F - MER-Mercredi, French
E - MIE-Miércoles, Spanish
>Press "SET" once,
>>press "+", for correct hour
>Press "SET" once,
>>press "+", for correct minute
>Press "SET" once,
Range 00-20; 09 = 2009
>Press "SET" once,
Month
>Press "SET" once,
Day
>Press "SET" once,
Day of the Week
>Press "SET" once,
12 or 24 hour
>Press "SET" once,
Fahrenheit or Celsius
>Press "SET" once again - DONE!!!
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The clock should now display "month/day/day of the week/moon phase/Temperature"
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NOTE: Moon phase and Seconds will correct on first reception from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
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Lastly,
Press "+" once,
Temperature changes to seconds
>>Press "+" once,
Temperature returns on right-most panel and
seconds replaces day of the week.
>>Press "+" one last time and you are back to done!!!
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Hi. There should be a switch on top of the radio that allows you to select the time zone. It is just behind the snooze bar and labeled PST-MST-CST-EST. Try that.