Select 12H/24H Display Mode; Manual Time Setting; Manual Date Setting - Conrad WS-9720-IT Bedienungsanleitung

4. Select the 12h/24h display mode
Once you have set the DCF time reception, press the "SET" button. "12h" or "24h" will flash on
the display (basic setting "24h").
With the "+" button you can switch between the 24h and the 12h display format.
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If the 24 h display format is selected, the display of the calendar will be in the
format "current date/month" (e.g. for the MIN/MAX values).
If the 12h display mode is selected, the display of the calendar is in the format
"month/current date". For the first half of the day "AM" is shown for the time and
for the second half of the day "PM".
To confirm, briefly press the "SET" button, you will get to setting the time reception. With the
"CH" button the setting mode is exited.

5. Manual time setting

In the case that the weather station does not recognise a DCF time signal (e.g. due to
interferences, installation site etc.) manual time setting is possible. The clock will then work like
a normal quartz clock.
Proceed as follows:
• When exiting the selection for the 12/24 hour display format the hours will flash on the
display.
• You can set the hours with the "+" button (pressing and holding the button longer activates
quick setting). Confirm the setting by pressing the "SET" button.
• The minutes flash on the display.
• You can set the minutes with the "+" button (pressing and holding the button longer
activates quick setting). Confirm the setting with the "SET" button, you will get to the setting
of the date.
• With the "CH" button the setting mode is exited.

6. Manual date setting

The date is automatically set via the DCF reception just like the time. If no DCF reception is
possible, you can set the date manually as described below:
• After exiting the manual time setting, the year will flash on the display.
• You can set the year with the "+" button (pressing and holding the button longer activates
quick setting). Confirm the setting by pressing the "SET" button.
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