Sima wx-268 User Manual
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Problem
We switched to Daylight
Saving Time, and my clock
didn’t change
Saving Time, and my clock
didn’t change
My clock switched to Daylight
Saving Time, but we don’t
observe DST where I live
Saving Time, but we don’t
observe DST where I live
Make sure that Daylight Saving is set to ON. See
pages 12-13 for instructions
pages 12-13 for instructions
This is probably due to a reception problem. Your
radio hasn’t received the signal recently, so it didn’t
know about the time change. Check the Auto-Clock
indicator on the display that tells you if the signal is
being received properly. If you are not sure if the
signal is being received, try powering down the clock
(unplug it or remove the batteries), then turn it on
again to see if it can synchronize. If it doesn’t, see the
tips above for improving your reception.
radio hasn’t received the signal recently, so it didn’t
know about the time change. Check the Auto-Clock
indicator on the display that tells you if the signal is
being received properly. If you are not sure if the
signal is being received, try powering down the clock
(unplug it or remove the batteries), then turn it on
again to see if it can synchronize. If it doesn’t, see the
tips above for improving your reception.
If you live in an area that does not observe Daylight
Saving Time (Arizona, Hawaii, parts of Indiana), make
sure that Daylight Saving is set to OFF. See pages
12-13 for instructions
Saving Time (Arizona, Hawaii, parts of Indiana), make
sure that Daylight Saving is set to OFF. See pages
12-13 for instructions
Possible Cause and Solution
Trouble Shooting
WX-268 Specifications
WEATHER BAND CHANNELS
Channel 1............................... 162.400 MHz
Channel 2............................... 162.425 MHz
Channel 3............................... 162.450 MHz
Channel 4............................... 162.475 MHz
Channel 5............................... 162.500 MHz
Channel 6............................... 162.525 MHz
Channel 7............................... 162.550 MHz
Emergency Alert System Radio -
AM 530-1710 KHz / FM 88-108 MHz
Auto-set Atomic Clock - WWVB 60 KHz
Channel 1............................... 162.400 MHz
Channel 2............................... 162.425 MHz
Channel 3............................... 162.450 MHz
Channel 4............................... 162.475 MHz
Channel 5............................... 162.500 MHz
Channel 6............................... 162.525 MHz
Channel 7............................... 162.550 MHz
Emergency Alert System Radio -
AM 530-1710 KHz / FM 88-108 MHz
Auto-set Atomic Clock - WWVB 60 KHz
Power Requirements:
9V AC or 12V DC 200mA (120V: 9V - AC power
adapter)
5 AA Alkaline, Ni-Cad or NiMH Batteries (not
included)
WB Antenna: 21” Telescopic Rod Antenna
External WB Antenna (not included): 50 Ohms
External WB Antenna Connector: F-type jack
FM Antenna: In AC power cord
AM Antenna: - Internal Ferrite bar
Atomic (NIST ) clock: - internal Ferrite bar
Remote Alert Connector: 3.5mm mono audio jack
Remote Alert Output Rating: 1.0A@30VDC
Audio Output Power: 200mW (max)
Size: 5-1/2”(L) X 8-1/4” (W) X 1-3/4” (D)
Weight: 13.5 oz. (without batteries)
adapter)
5 AA Alkaline, Ni-Cad or NiMH Batteries (not
included)
WB Antenna: 21” Telescopic Rod Antenna
External WB Antenna (not included): 50 Ohms
External WB Antenna Connector: F-type jack
FM Antenna: In AC power cord
AM Antenna: - Internal Ferrite bar
Atomic (NIST ) clock: - internal Ferrite bar
Remote Alert Connector: 3.5mm mono audio jack
Remote Alert Output Rating: 1.0A@30VDC
Audio Output Power: 200mW (max)
Size: 5-1/2”(L) X 8-1/4” (W) X 1-3/4” (D)
Weight: 13.5 oz. (without batteries)
ACCESSORIES
- AC Power Adapter (Included)
- Mounting Bracket (Included)
- Car Power Adapter (Optional – Not Included)
- External Antenna (Not included)
- Handicapped Accessories (not included)
- Mounting Bracket (Included)
- Car Power Adapter (Optional – Not Included)
- External Antenna (Not included)
- Handicapped Accessories (not included)