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To set the time on a Sterling and Noble chiming clock, please follow these steps:

Remove the clock from the wall or mantle and place it on a flat surface.
Locate the clock's time adjustment knob. This is usually located on the back of the clock and may be labeled "Time," "Adjust," or "Set."
Turn the knob clockwise or counterclockwise to set the correct time. Be sure to move the hands of the clock in the direction of the correct time.
If your clock has a chime feature, locate the chime adjustment knob. This may also be located on the back of the clock and may be labeled "Chime," "Strike," or "Silent."
Turn the chime adjustment knob to the "Silent" position if you do not want the clock to chime. If you want the clock to chime, turn the knob to the desired chime setting.
Once you have set the time and chime settings, replace the clock on the wall or mantle.
Note: It is important to set the time accurately and synchronize it with an accurate time source, such as an atomic clock, to ensure that the clock keeps accurate time. Additionally, it is recommended to consult the clock's user manual for specific instructions and troubleshooting tips.

To set the time on your Addzest DMZ 415, follow these steps:

1. Press and hold the "CLOCK" button until the clock display starts flashing.
2. Press the "HOUR" button to set the hour.
3. Press the "MIN" button to set the minutes.
4. Press the "CLOCK" button to exit the clock setting mode.

Note: If the clock is not flashing, it means that the clock is already in the setting mode. In this case, you can simply press the "HOUR" button to set the hour and then press the "MIN" button to set the minutes.

your computers clock is not synchronized with the world clock. go to your clock setting and synchronize, then adjust for location. should work after that

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To set your computer clock go to the time in the bottom right hand corner of your desktop screen.
Left click on the clock and a window will open, you will then click on "Date/Time Properties" and it will let you change the time of your computer clock.
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Place your Seth Thomas atomic clock face-down on a table or desk and locate a series of buttons labeled "PST," "MST," "CST" and "EST" on the back of the clock. Press the appropriate button to set the time zone.

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Turn your attention to the small lithium battery-powered digital clock display on the back of your clock. With the correct time zone set, the digital display should accurately reflect the current local time.

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Locate the AA battery compartment on the back of your clock. Put two new AA batteries into your clock's battery compartment.

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Set the "Mode" switch on the back of your Seth Thomas atomic clock to "Run." Wait for it to adjust to the correct time. The automatic time-adjustment process can take up to 45 minutes, but is usually completed much sooner.

Read more: How to Set a Seth Thomas Atomic Clock ' eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_6120534_set-seth-thomas-atomic-clock.html#ixzz1GyAcVHP2 hope this helps you

Double click the clock down in the right lower corner click the middle tab and select your correct time zone. The computer should set the time automatically from here on out

The "clock" refers to the internal oscillator clock circuitry that is responsible for the generation of the video signals. It is NOT used to set the time on the monitor. It is used to make adjustments to how the display looks, usually stretching/shrinking the horizontal width.

This clock sets itself from a radio signal broadcast by a US govenerment agency in Denver area. If it doesn't set in the first few minutes of installing the batteries, set it outside (shelted from rain/weather). If you are in an area with a lot of buildings or radio antennas, you many have to set it out over night. My clock set by the radio signal will only pick up the signal at night.

You only have to set the time zone on this clock - it is supposed to pick up the signal and set itself.

The cool thing about your clock is that you can record your weather history to your computer. Software is available from...
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Not sure if this will help as my previous experience is that the clock starts at 12:00 each time it is started up.

In my case it was a flat computer battery that keeps the BIOS active when shut down, hence it was losing all it's settings each time it was shut down.

Note: This does not explain the looping, so this answer may be one "just to try" if no other answers come up.