@@MontyG10 (Make sure you read the ending of my reply) I own every model that make and only one has given me any problems (not this model) and it is the display, it has dimmed down and isn't really visible any longer. They've all been in use since around the time of this video back in 2017 so hopefully, yours works equally well. I know there ended up being many that were unhappy with their clocks sadly. As to the question, I think you get the last played station but honestly, I am not certain. I use an Amazon Echo as an alarm clock when needed though I usually just wake at the same time every day. Sorry I cannot offer a specific answer to this question and be of more help. They have them here too for several models, you, of course, want the one for model CKS3501BT www.itoma.com.hk/index.php/download/index/g/e/id/5.html Here is the direct link to make it even simpler: www.itoma.com.hk/?m=common&a=down&name=5832b5f02f30f.pdf If for some reason that does not work you can try emailing them for a PDF of the manual. info@itoma.com.hk
Sorry it's been far too long since this video and I've moved and never pulled many of my clocks out of storage. I just used the manual to set them up originally. Also in the hospital currently so no way to try to locate any info online.
I do not recommend this alarm clock. It is extremely complicated and frustrating. The manual itself has so many instructions because of its complexity. In addition, the print is so small you need a magnification glasses just to read it. The designer has made it difficult to read the lettering on each button by making the lettering black on black. Why?! One has to stand at a certain angle just to make out the words because it is difficult to read black on black. If you bought this alarm clock, return it.
I agree about small writing but I'm blind in one eye so a lot of use of magnification happening anyway. About difficulty though, I made a video about this and other clocks from this brand showing how to set them up since people said what you did about them being difficult or complex but they aren't really which I hope my little tutorial type video shows (and maybe helps some get their clocks set up).
Thanks for the run through! Very helpful!
You're welcome, thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a kind comment as well.
@@MontyG10 (Make sure you read the ending of my reply)
I own every model that make and only one has given me any problems (not this model) and it is the display, it has dimmed down and isn't really visible any longer. They've all been in use since around the time of this video back in 2017 so hopefully, yours works equally well. I know there ended up being many that were unhappy with their clocks sadly.
As to the question, I think you get the last played station but honestly, I am not certain. I use an Amazon Echo as an alarm clock when needed though I usually just wake at the same time every day. Sorry I cannot offer a specific answer to this question and be of more help.
They have them here too for several models, you, of course, want the one for model CKS3501BT
www.itoma.com.hk/index.php/download/index/g/e/id/5.html
Here is the direct link to make it even simpler: www.itoma.com.hk/?m=common&a=down&name=5832b5f02f30f.pdf
If for some reason that does not work you can try emailing them for a PDF of the manual. info@itoma.com.hk
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that coool pretty blue LED light on the clock
How do you stop the set alarm from repeating each day?/
Sorry it's been far too long since this video and I've moved and never pulled many of my clocks out of storage. I just used the manual to set them up originally. Also in the hospital currently so no way to try to locate any info online.
I do not recommend this alarm clock. It is extremely complicated and frustrating. The manual itself has so many instructions because of its complexity. In addition, the print is so small you need a magnification glasses just to read it. The designer has made it difficult to read the lettering on each button by making the lettering black on black. Why?! One has to stand at a certain angle just to make out the words because it is difficult to read black on black. If you bought this alarm clock, return it.
I agree about small writing but I'm blind in one eye so a lot of use of magnification happening anyway. About difficulty though, I made a video about this and other clocks from this brand showing how to set them up since people said what you did about them being difficult or complex but they aren't really which I hope my little tutorial type video shows (and maybe helps some get their clocks set up).
Dude has shark teeth as fingernails
+Zane Wv Heart problems for around 25 years causes severe clubbing, I hate how it looks and feels too.