Our pendant says good morning in morning but no longer says good night at night. Is there a setting to fix this?
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I've never heard it say good morning...or good night.. the main base that we hang on the wall will announce the caller but that is all i know about that... maybe its in the programming field. i am looking into it further to check it out. thank you.
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If it does accept the time of day you set, it should not change unless your batteries are very weak. Otherwise, contact the manufacturer, may be defective. I've had mine running continually for 6 months with absolutely no problems so far.
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Mine came displaying 12 hour time, and when I first pressed the button to set it, it switched to 24 hour time. But then about a year later, when I reset it for DST, it switched back to 12 hour time, and nothing I did would switch it back. Sorry I can't help. Somebody is making a fortune off of these clocks, because they have about $5-10 worth of parts in them.
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I don't know how to get it to normal again. Mine quit working due to a faulty switch after about eight months. I returned it to the place of purchase and received a refund. Daylight guarantees them for a year.
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try covering up the day/night sensor with your finger and see if it still flickers? if not, then you might be getting reflections so it sees that it is dark, turns on, illuminates its own sensor, and thinks it is daytime again. I had a problem like that with a motion sensor light. might double check your power source if it's not that. mine has been running solid every night for months using a POE adapter.I've had mine
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Congrats...you have inherited a great porch light. After dusk, flip the wall power switch to off, wait about 2-seconds, then flip the switch back on. The light is now in "manual" mode. Now, the light will remain full bright all night, but will return to AUTO mode after dawn. A better way would be to remove the glass dome and set the "DualBrite" switch to "Dusk To Dawn." In this mode, the light will stay lit all night, but in the dim setting until it senses motion. Then , it will automatically switch to full bright for 3-hrs, 6-hrs, or dusk to dawn. In this mode, you won't have to bother with the light. It will come on when it gets dark automatically, and stay on. Hope this helps. Congrats...you have inherited a great porch light. After dusk, flip the wall power switch to off, wait about 2-seconds, then flip the switch back on. The light is now in "manual" mode. Now, the light will remain full bright all night, but will return to AUTO mode after dawn. A better way would be to remove the glass dome and set the "DualBrite" switch to "Dusk To Dawn." In this mode, the light will stay lit all night, but in the dim setting until it senses motion. Then , it will automatically switch to full bright for 3-hrs, 6-hrs, or dusk to dawn. In this... » Read More Congrats...you have inherited a great porch light. After dusk, flip the wall power switch to off, wait about 2-seconds, then flip the switch back on. The light is now in "manual" mode. Now, the light will remain full bright all night, but will return to AUTO mode after dawn. A better way would be to remove the glass dome and set the "DualBrite" switch to "Dusk To Dawn." In this mode, the light will stay lit all night, but in the dim setting until it senses motion. Then , it will automatically switch to full bright for 3-hrs, 6-hrs, or dusk to dawn. In this mode, you won't have to bother with the light. It will come on when it gets dark automatically, and stay on. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I had to remove the little tube attachments to make mine turn off at a decent time. This allows more light to get into the sensor. You will also want to be sure that the sensor is facing out from your fixture. Because of the spring loaded contact, it allows you to tighten or loosen the unit enough to position the sensor properly. Mine are on the west side of my house, so they don't turn off at sunrise, but they do turn off by 8:30 or 9:00 daylight savings time. I thought by removing them, the lights would flicker because they are inside a glass cover, but it doesn't cause any problems and they turn on and off just fine now. I had to remove the little tube attachments to make mine turn off at a decent time. This allows more light to get into the sensor. You will also want to be sure that the sensor is facing out from your fixture. Because of the spring loaded contact, it allows you to tighten or loosen the unit enough to position the sensor properly. Mine are on the west side of my house, so they don't turn off at sunrise, but they do turn off by 8:30 or 9:00 daylight savings time. I thought by removing them, the lights would flicker because they are inside a glass cover, but it doesn't cause any problems and... » Read More I had to remove the little tube attachments to make mine turn off at a decent time. This allows more light to get into the sensor. You will also want to be sure that the sensor is facing out from your fixture. Because of the spring loaded contact, it allows you to tighten or loosen the unit enough to position the sensor properly. Mine are on the west side of my house, so they don't turn off at sunrise, but they do turn off by 8:30 or 9:00 daylight savings time. I thought by removing them, the lights would flicker because they are inside a glass cover, but it doesn't cause any problems and they turn on and off just fine now. « Show Less
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I personally had to change it my self. There might be an auto adjust setting though that I am unaware of.
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you can change the emphasis, but don't get this thing. mine broke after 2 months of use. just get a free app for your phone or computer, there's tons of 'em
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It was a while ago, but as I recall, there were two modes, day and night. Have you tried changing the mode? I felt the product wouldn't work for my application which required that it work in alarm mode BOTH day and night.
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it's really hard to say since you didn't give much details it depends on what the message is giving you and also what color the light is I have had that problem but the message said check ink or it gave me an error and all I would do is press and hold the stop button until the alarm light goes off. Sorry I can't help much further without details but try that.
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My box says to use twice daily, not just at night as someone suggested earlier. Mine may be a newer version however.
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Yes. We have tried to find a way to change it and can't. Does anyone out here know how to change to standard time?
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Hello! The Pendants have a 1-year warranty, so if you contact the seller who provided them to you, they can handle all the warranty replacement stuff for you. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Lighting and Locks 1-800-334-5804
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You have to look at the settings. Mine does this when it is "waiting" for a smile. Try other settings.
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Not that I know of. It works through the telephone. You can answer the telephone with the pendant, but that is all.
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Just reviewed the manual and I don't think that you can program a second pendant with different numbers. They are tied to the base programming. However it's worth a call to the company for tech support to hear what they have to say about it.