Lowrance electronic LDT-3003 - Manual (Page 6)

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Press the SET key to change the hours. (Note: A dot
may appear in the upper left corner of the display
while you're setting the clock. This can signify ei-
ther a.m. or p.m. - it's your choice.) When the hours
number is correct, press the MODE key again. The
minutes start flashing. Press the SET key until the
minutes show the correct time. When the correct
time shows, press the MODE key. The clock is now
set.
Set Clock Alarm
To set the clock alarm, press the SET key until the clock
alarm similar to the one at right appears. The colon
between the 5 and first 0 begins and the letters "ALM"
begin flashing. Now press the MODE key. The "12"
begins flashing with the colon. Press the SET key
to change the hours. (Note: The dot that appears
in the upper left corner of the display signifys ei-
ther a.m. or p.m. - make certain you set the alarm
the same as the clock.) When the hours number is
correct, press the MODE key again. The minutes start
flashing. Press the SET key until the minutes show the correct time. When
the correct time shows, press the MODE key. The clock alarm is now set.
You can turn the clock alarm off by pressing the SET key until the clock
alarm appears, then press the MODE key once, then press the SET key
again. The word "OFF" appears on the display. Press the SET key to exit
the set clock alarm.
Set Temperature Alarm
To set the temperature alarm, press the SET key until the alarm screen
similar to the one at right appears. The word "WATER" be-
gin flashing at the bottom of the screen. Now press
the MODE key. The letters "ALM" at the top of the
screen begins flashing along with "WATER". Press
the MODE key to select the first number in the tem-
perature. (In this example, the "8". Press the "SET"
key to change it. When this number is correct, press
the MODE key again. The second number begins
flashing. Press the SET key until this number is cor-
rect. Continue this sequence until the temperature alarm
is set. When it is correct, press the SET key to switch to the next tem-
perature alarm (T2 and T3).