In this video we cover the basics of setting the time on a clock without a synchronisation input – that is, working as a standalone clock. Our clocks adjust for daylight saving changes automatically and maintain the time with an internal oscillating crystal even when unplugged. If necessary you can easily adjust the time using either the buttons on the back of the clock or the IR remote control which is supplied with the unit.
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Changing the time on a standalone clock
The basics of setting the time on a standalone display — no synchronisation input, no external reference. A two-minute walkthrough for on-site teams.
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