On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 19:27:43 +0100, "John"
wrote:

Try removing the battery for a few seconds and replacing, to reset the chip.
The logic in some clocks seems to screw up, but resetting always gets the
radio symbol back for me.

On this very topic, I noted that the MSF clock on my desk didn't pick
up the hour change over the weekend, it always has done before.

I removed and reinstalled the batteries, it still didn't do the
necessary.

Earlier this evening I bought a new set of batteries and installed
them. Within minutes it had picked up the MSF signal and set itself
up.

So don't rule out that the batteries might need replacing.....

Andrew

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