Your hourly chime feature is turned on. To disable it, hold down the LAP button and press START until the small indicator bar under the days of the week clears away.
Look for an A (AM) or P (PM) indicator text next to the numbers.
Changes the numerical values (hours, minutes, etc.) and toggles between 12/24-hour formats. 2. How to Set the Time and Date
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From the main clock display, press twice to enter the alarm setting mode.
Usually positioned along the front base of the device (often marked as MODE , SET/ADJUST , and START/STOP or D/M ).
From the Normal Time Mode, press the button twice . The alarm setting screen will open, and the hour digits will start flashing. Press the D (Data) button to set your desired alarm hour. Your hourly chime feature is turned on
To ensure your portable speaker lasts for years, proper battery maintenance is key.
Before diving into the settings, familiarize yourself with the three main buttons located on the front or top of the device:
Press to leave the stopwatch and return to normal timekeeping. Troubleshooting & Device Care Changes the numerical values (hours, minutes, etc
. A bell icon will appear on the screen when the alarm is active. To Enable/Disable the Hourly Chime: While in normal mode, hold
The alarm and the hourly chime (a "beep" that sounds at the top of every hour) are turned on or off using specific two-button shortcuts.
Press a final time. A small bar or indicator line will flash along the top or bottom of the screen over the weekday abbreviations (MO, TU, WE, TH, FR, SA, SU). Tap START until the bar rests over the correct day. Step 7: Save and Exit
Useful trick from the manual: “Always close the jaws and press ZERO before measuring. This removes thermal drift.”