The clock is now in . A flashing wave or tower icon will appear on digital displays.

Press the button (or manual set buttons) a few times to drain any residual power stored in the capacitors. Leave the batteries out for 5 minutes.

Press the ZONE button or adjust the time zone switches on the back to match your local area. ❌ The Signal Icon Isn't Appearing / Clock Won't Sync

The back of your Kincaid clock features several control buttons. Here is a directory of what they do:

Locate the (Manual Set) button on the back movement module.

On most models, holding the M.SET or RCC button for 8+ seconds disables automatic reception. Repeat to re-enable.

If your clock still refuses to sync after 24 hours, you may have a defective unit. Contact Kincaid customer support (usually printed inside the battery cover) for a warranty replacement.

Then, from the wooden housing of the clock, a small, muffled voice whispered, "Arthur? Is that you?"

Use the and DOWN (or + and - ) buttons to adjust the flashing value.

Once your Kincaid clock successfully captures this signal, it automatically adjusts its hands or digital display to match, while also accounting for Daylight Saving Time (DST). Standard Setup Instructions

Follow these steps to install batteries correctly:

Before inserting any batteries, take a moment to examine your new clock.

Once the clock successfully decodes the signal, it adjusts its internal quartz movement to match the exact second of the atomic clock.

using the designated button (PST, MST, CST, EST).

Incorrect Time Zone setting. The clock is receiving the atomic time successfully but displaying it for the wrong region.