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Old 05-24-2010, 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by bandersen View Post
The clock is working fine. I'm not quite sure how the alarm works though. There also appears to be a 0-120 minute timer on it. I suppose that turns off the TV when it reaches 0 ?
The Siesta has an always-on electric clock, wired between the outside cord and the set. Based on playing with my own set, the Siesta clock controls works like this:

To use TV normally....set clock to "ON" and turn TV on using main TV controls.

To allow TV to shut itself off....set clock to "OFF" while watching TV, then dial up to 120 mins on dial.

To allow TV to turn itself on....set clock to "AUTO", set to desired channel, set time with alarm hand on clock, and be sure to turn TV on with main control.

To awake to alarm only.....set to "ALARM", set time with alarm hand on clock, and leave main TV control off.
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