PVElectronics SixNix Nixie Clock Assembly Instructions And User Guide

Below you will find brief information for Nixie Clock SixNix. The ‘SixNix’ is a compact design with all components and tubes mounted on a single PCB. The clock is designed for tube type IN-16 and includes features like 12 or 24 hour modes, date display in either DD.MM.YY or MM.DD.YY format, alarm, with programmable snooze period, programmable date display each minute, attractive LED tube lighting, uses a Quartz Crystal Oscillator as the timebase, and supercapacitor backup. The clock features a simple time setting using two buttons and is programmable for leading zero blanking, five programmable neon colon settings, maintaining time during setup mode, reset to zero to precisely the set time, programmable night mode, separate modes for colon neons during night mode, standard or fading change of digits, 'Slot Machine' cathode poisoning prevention routine, and all user preferences stored to non-volatile memory.

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Key features

  • 12/24 Hour Mode
  • Date Display(DD.MM.YY or MM.DD.YY)
  • Alarm with Snooze
  • Quartz Crystal Oscillator
  • Supercapacitor Backup
  • Programmable Night Mode
  • LED Tube Lighting

Frequently asked questions

From time display mode, press and hold ‘SET’ button for 2 seconds until the seconds digits are highlighted. Press the ‘ADJ’ button to reset seconds to zero. Briefly Press ‘SET’ again and the hours will be highlighted Press the ‘ADJ’ button to set the minutes. Briefly Press ‘SET’ again and the hours will be highlighted. Press the ‘ADJ’ button to set the hours. Proceed in this fashion to set the calendar: Year, Month and Day. Finally, briefly Press ‘SET’ again to revert to normal clock operation.

To add extra security to the product in shipment, and to help protect code security a security code lock feature is built into the PIC Controller. During the first 45 days of product use, the clock may stop displaying the time and display a 6 digit security code. This is a self-generated true random number. If your clock displays the security code, please write down the number carefully, switch off power to the clock and contact the seller of your clock for the unlock code and unlock procedure. Do not attempt to unlock or change any settings yourself, as doing so will more than likely make the PIC permanently unusable.

The three buttons have the following functions: SET: Exit tube test routine on cold power-up; Show date; Set: time, date; Enter configuration menu; ADJ: Adjust: time, date, alarm time, configuration parameters; ALARM: Set alarm time; snooze; cancel snooze/alarm;
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