DOOMAY Digital Alarm Clock Instruction Manual

1. Folasaga

Thank you for choosing the DOOMAY Digital Alarm Clock. This compact and modern alarm clock is designed for convenience and reliability, featuring an LCD display, adjustable volume, snooze function, weekend mode, and indoor temperature display. This manual provides detailed instructions to help you set up and operate your new alarm clock effectively.

Ata 1: Luma view of the DOOMAY Digital Alarm Clock.

2. Mea i totonu o le afifi

DOOMAY Digital Alarm Clock (1 unit)
AAA Batteries (2 units)
Tusi Taiala (Lenei pepa)

3. Seti

3.1 Fa'apipi'i ma'a

The DOOMAY Digital Alarm Clock is powered by two AAA batteries. These batteries are included in the package.

Saili le ufi o le pusa o le maa i tua o le uati tatagi.
Fa'ase'e le ufiufi i lalo e tatala ai le vaega.
Insert two AAA batteries, ensuring the correct polarity (+ and -) as indicated inside the compartment.
Toe fa'apipi'i le ufi o le vaega o le maa e ala i le fa'ase'eina i luga se'ia kiliki i lona nofoaga sa'o.

Tua view of the alarm clock showing battery compartment and buttons

Ata 2: Tua view with battery compartment and control buttons.

Fa'aaliga: When the display flashes '8888' and the clock beeps, it indicates that the batteries are low and need to be replaced.

4. Fa'atonuga o Galuega

The DOOMAY Digital Alarm Clock offers various functions for timekeeping, alarming, and environmental monitoring. Refer to the buttons on the back of the clock for settings.

Diagram showing various features of the alarm clock

Ata 3: Ua Ovaview of clock features.

4.1 Taimi ma Aso Fa'atulaga

Mo le setiina o le taimi ma le aso o loʻo iai nei:

Oomi ma uu le FA'ATU button (usually represented by a clock icon or '12/24H' button) on the back of the clock until the numbers on the display begin to flash.
Fa'aaoga le + ma - buttons to adjust the flashing value (Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute).
Oomi le FA'ATU button again to confirm the setting and move to the next value.
Once all values are set, the display will stop flashing. The day of the week will automatically update based on the date.

For a visual guide, refer to the video below, specifically from 0:18 for Date Setting ma 0:32 for Time Setting.

4.2 Fa'atulagaina o le Fa'ailoga

To set your alarm time:

Oomi le ALAGALO button (bell icon) on the back of the clock. The alarm time will appear and flash.
Fa'aaoga le + ma - buttons to adjust the desired alarm hour and minute.
Oomi le ALAGALO button again to confirm the alarm setting.
To turn the alarm ON or OFF, simply press the ALAGALO button once. An alarm icon will appear on the display when the alarm is active.

For a visual guide, refer to the video below, specifically from 0:13 for turning alarm ON/OFF ma 0:37 for Alarm Setting.

4.3 Faʻatino Galuega

When the alarm sounds, gently touch the SNOOZE / Malamalama button located on the top of the clock. This will activate the snooze function, providing an additional 9 minutes of sleep before the alarm sounds again. You can repeat this process multiple times.

Hand touching the top of the clock for snooze

Figure 4: Activating the snooze function.

To turn off the alarm completely after it sounds, press any button on the back of the clock.

For a visual guide, refer to the video below, specifically from 0:46 for Snooze function.

4.4 Weekend Mode

The Weekend Mode allows you to set the alarm to only sound from Monday to Friday, preventing it from disturbing you on weekends.

Oomi le VAIASO button (calendar icon) on the back of the clock to toggle Weekend Mode ON or OFF.
When Weekend Mode is active, 'WEEKEND' will be displayed on the screen, and the alarm will be automatically disabled on Saturday and Sunday.

Alarm clock showing weekend mode and volume levels

Figure 5: Weekend Mode and Alarm Volume Levels.

For a visual guide, refer to the video below, specifically from 0:50 for Weekend Mode ON/OFF.

4.5 Galuega Fa'afo'i o le Moli i Tua

The clock features a convenient 5-second on-demand backlight for viewing the time in low-light conditions.

Simply touch the SNOOZE / Malamalama button on the top of the clock to activate the backlight.
The backlight will illuminate for approximately 5 seconds and then automatically turn off to conserve battery life.

Alarm clock showing 5-second backlight in dark and light environments

Figure 6: Backlight in use.

For a visual guide, refer to the video below, specifically from 0:54 for 5 Seconds Backlight.

4.6 Fa'aalia le vevela

The clock displays the indoor temperature. You can switch between Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F) units.

Oomi le ° C / ° F button on the back of the clock to toggle between Celsius and Fahrenheit.

Alarm clock displaying indoor temperature in Fahrenheit

Figure 7: Indoor Temperature Display.

4.7 12/24 Hour Time Format

You can switch the time display between 12-hour (with AM/PM indicator) and 24-hour formats.

Oomi le 12/24H button on the back of the clock to switch between the two formats.

For a visual guide, refer to the video below, specifically from 0:58 for 12/24Hr Time Format Switchable.

4.8 Alarm Volume Adjustment

The alarm clock offers two volume levels for the alarm sound: LOW (70dB) and HIGH (85dB).

While setting the alarm, or when the alarm is sounding, you can cycle through the volume levels by pressing the appropriate button (often the + or - button, or a dedicated volume button if available). Refer to the icons on the back of your clock.

For a visual guide, refer to the video below, specifically from 0:42 for 2 Levels of Volume Adjustable.

Operating Instructions Video Guide

Video 1: Comprehensive guide on setting up and operating the DOOMAY Digital Alarm Clock. This video demonstrates battery installation, setting time and date, alarm functions, snooze, weekend mode, backlight, and volume adjustment.

5. Tausiga

Fa'amamaina: Wipe the clock with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.
Suiga maa: Replace batteries when the low battery indicator appears (flashing '8888' and beeping). Always use new AAA batteries.
Teuina: If storing the clock for an extended period, remove the batteries to prevent leakage.

6. Faʻafitauli

Fa'afitauli	Mafuaaga e ono tupu	Fofo
E avanoa pe faanenefu le fa'aaliga o le Uati.	Ua mate maa pe ua sese foi le faapipiiina.	Sui maa i maa AAA fou, ia mautinoa le sa'o o le polarity.
E le leo le faailo.	Alarm is not activated or Weekend Mode is ON.	Press the ALARM button to activate. Check if Weekend Mode is active and disable if necessary.
E sese le Taimi/Aso.	Not set correctly or batteries were removed.	Follow instructions in Section 4.1 to reset time and date.
Backlight does not stay on.	Ole taotoga masani lea.	The backlight is designed to illuminate for 5 seconds to conserve battery life. It is not a continuous backlight.

7. Fa'amatalaga

Fa'ata'ita'iga: 5293B
Ituaiga Fa'aali: LCD faafuainumera
Punavai Malosi: 2 x AAA Ma'a (E aofia ai)
Fua o Mea: 4.29"W x 2.72"H (approx. 10.9cm x 6.9cm)
Mea: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
Vaega: Alarm, Snooze, Weekend Mode, Indoor Temperature (°C/°F), 12/24H Time Format, 5-second Backlight
Volo Fa'alogo: 2 levels (70dB, 85dB)
Mea mamafa: 4.48 aunese (pe tusa 127g)

8. Fa'amaonia ma Lagolago

DOOMAY products are manufactured with high-quality materials and craftsmanship. For any questions, concerns, or technical support regarding your DOOMAY Digital Alarm Clock, please contact the seller or refer to the product listing on the platform where it was purchased. Please retain your proof of purchase for warranty claims.

DOOMAY 5293B