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PROJECTION
CLOCK
Model: DPWS-OUT-001
Manual
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John Dreisbach
January 22, 2025

Our Dr. Prepare projection clock sounded an alarm several times overnight. Neither of the two waking alarms are set. Can you tell me why? I can not find a model number on the clock.

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Mr. Anderson
February 10, 2025

The Dr. Prepare DPWS-OUT-001 projection clock may have sounded an alarm overnight due to reasons other than the waking alarms. Possible reasons include:

1. Temperature Alert – The clock has indoor and outdoor temperature measurement functions. If there is a built-in temperature alert feature, it may have triggered an alarm due to extreme temperature conditions.
2. Battery Warning – If the clock is running on batteries and they are low, it may emit a warning sound.
3. WWVB Signal Reception – If the clock automatically adjusts its time using the WWVB radio signal, a confirmation sound might occur during synchronization.
4. Other Notifications – The clock may have additional alert functions, such as barometric pressure changes or system notifications.

If waking alarms are off, checking these possible causes may help determine why the alarm sounded.

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Summary of Contents for Dr.Prepare DPWS-OUT-001

  • Page 1 PROJECTION CLOCK Model: DPWS-OUT-001 Manual - 01 -...
  • Page 2 FEATURES WWVB radio time calibration Perpetual calendar up to year 2099 Time in optional 12/24 hour format Two daily alarms Automatic snooze function Temperature: — Indoor temperature measurement ranges: 14°F (-9.9°C) ~122°F (50°C) — Outdoor temperature measurement ranges: -40°F (-40°C) ~ 158°F (70°C) —...

  • Page 3: Identifying Parts

    — Battery: 2 x LR03 AAA (not included) — DC-Power: DC5.0V, 1.2A Wireless Remote Sensor: — Battery: 2 x LR03 AAA (not included) NOTE The working temperature for alkaline zinc-manganese batteries is acound -4°F (-20°C) to 140°F (60°C) and that for polymer lithium-ion batteries is around -40°F (-40°C) to 158°F (70°C).
  • Page 4 Part B-Buttons and switches B1: “ ” button B2: “MODE” button B3: “MEM” button B4: “+” button B5: “-” button B6: “LOOP” button B7: “RAINBOW” button B8: Alarm1 on/off switch B9: Alarm2 on/off switch B10: USB output port B11: Battery compartment B12: Power supply socket B13: Projection on/off switch Part C –Wireless remote sensor...
  • Page 5 Open the battery compartment of the Wireless Remote Sensor. Insert 2 x AA batteries according to the "+" and "-" polarity marks. After pairing with the Wireless Remote Sensor, the Projection Clock enters the radio signals reception mode to synchronize time.

  • Page 6: Setting Time Manually

    NOTE A flashing radio mast icon indicates that the WWVB signal reception has started. A continuously displayed radio mast icon indicates that the WWVB signals are received successfully. We recommend a minimum distance of 8 feet to all sources of interference, such as televisions or computer monitors.
  • Page 7 Press “MODE” button to confirm your setting and the Month icon starts to flash. Now use “+” and “-” buttons to set the correct month. Press “MODE” button to confirm your setting and the Date icon starts to flash. Now use “+” and “-” buttons to set the correct date.

  • Page 8: Setting Daily Alarms

    Press “MODE” button to confirm your setting and the weather forecast pattern icon starts to flash. Now use “+” and “-” buttons to select the current weather pattern. Press "MODE" button to confirm your setting and to end the setting procedures. NOTE After 20 seconds without pressing any button, the clock switches automatically from Setting Mode to Normal Time Mode.
  • Page 9 Press "MEM" button to confirm your setting and the Minute icon of the Alarm 1 starts to flash. Use the "+" and "-" buttons to set the desired minute. Press "MEM" button to confirm your setting and the Hour icon of the Alarm 2 starts to flash.

  • Page 10: Snooze Function

    NOTE The alarm will ring for 2 minutes if you do not deactivate it by pressing any buttons. In this condition, the alarm will repeat automatically after 24 hours. The volume of sound (crescendo, duration: 2 minutes) will be increased for 4 times to make sure the alarm can be heard. The first snooze alarm will be deactivated as the Alarm 2 starts ringing.
  • Page 11 You may refer to the following icons: The temperature is rising. The temperature remains constant. The temperature is falling. TRANSMISSION OF THE WIRELESS REMOTE SENSOR When the Projection Clock receives signals from a Wireless Sensor, the temperature from the sensor is displayed in the "OUT"...

  • Page 12: Maximum/Minimum Temperature

    MAXIMUM/MINIMUM TEMPERATURE To switch between indoor/outdoor maximum, minimum tempera- ture data, press the "MEM" button: — Once to display the indoor/outdoor maximum temperature readings. — Twice to display the indoor/outdoor minimum temperature readings. — Three times to return to interface of current temperature readings.

  • Page 13: Low Battery

    LOW BATTERY If the battery icon " " is displayed in the "IN" column, you need to replace the Projection Clock's battery. If the battery icon " " is displayed in the "OUT" column, you need to replace the specific Wireless Remote Sensor's battery based on the channel number displayed on the Projection Clock.
  • Page 14 The Projection Clock can display the barometric pressure trends. The Projection Clock can display the barometric pressure trend. The barometric pressure will rise. The barometric pressure will remain constant. The barometric pressure will decline. PROJECTION Once the projection switch is "ON", the projection will be activated.
  • Page 15 BACKLIGHT When the Projection Clock is powered by batteries, press the " " button and the backlight will stay lit for 15 seconds. When the Projection Clock is connected to the power adapter, the battery will automatically stop supplying power and the screen will always be lit.
  • Page 16 NOTE During the reception of the radio signals, the backlight will be automatically turned off to prevent the interference with the reception procedures. The 8 backlight colors include white, red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, and purple. USB OUTPUT PORT Inludes a DC 5V/1A port on the side to charge USB-enabled devices.

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