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PIX-75 Cleaning

Do not use any chemical solvents or oils to clean or lubricate your PIX-75.

This will damage your clock. To clean the inside of your clock, simply blow it

out with air.

Resetting Clock After Extended Loss of Power

If there has been a AC power interruption sufficient to drain the internal

lithium battery, the date setting, the clock setting and the Daylight Saving

Time setting will need to be reset.

PIX-75 Power Modes

Power On Mode

During this mode where the clock has power from the AC power adapter, the

clock will have all functionality and the display will show the current time,

date, weekday, ink level, atomic clock signal level, etc.

Power Off Mode

During this mode where the clock has NO power from the AC power adapter,

the clock will have NO functionality and the display will be off. The clock will

continue to run on the internal coin battery to retain the correct time and

user settings. Upon restoring the AC power, the clock will return to normal

operation.

Note – If the clock does not have AC power and the coin battery is

removed or dead, the clock will lose all user settings and the time and

date will revert to displaying the factory default setting of

Jan 1, 2011, 12:00 AM when the AC power is restored. The

maximum amount to time the clock can preserve the user settings

with the coin battery is 2 years (see Specifications on page 2-33).

PIX-75 Time Display Modes

The time will always be displayed on the PIX-75 LCD display

when the clock is connected to AC power.

12 Hour Format

In the 12 hour time format, the hours will be displayed up to

12 with the letters “AM” or “PM”. For example, 12:05AM and

5:25 PM (see Figure).

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