FAQ

The top row is a ruler from 0 to 24 hours, and the bottom row is a bar that fills from left to right as the day goes on. Each block is half an hour and lights up gradually over those 30 minutes, so comparing the bar with the marks on the top row tells you the time to within a few minutes. See reading the time in the manual.

When you look at the front of the clock, DOWN is on the left, MODE in the middle and UP on the right. A short press of MODE turns the display on or off and a long press opens the setup menu. From the normal display UP starts the countdown timer and DOWN sets a visual reminder, and in the setup menu they change the value on screen. See the buttons in the manual.

1. Long press the MODE button until the numbers 0 and the 10 show in red.
2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to set the time to the closest rounded time. If it is 11:04, set it to 11:00, if it is 11:15, set it to 11:30, if it is 15:21, set it to 15:30.
3. Short press the MODE button until the numbers 0 and the 11 show in red.
4. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to set the minutes to add or subtract from the time set in the previous screen.
   • If the time is 15:21, and you set it to 15:30, use the DOWN button to subtract 9 minutes. This is visualised with red blocks up to the number 9.
   • If the time is 11:15, and you set it to 11:30, use the DOWN button to subtract 15 minutes. This is visualised with red blocks up to the number 15.
   • If the time is 11:04, and you set it to 11:00, use the UP button to add 4 minutes. This is visualised with green blocks up to the number 4.
5. Long press the MODE button until there are no more numbers shown in red, and the clock is displayed with the new time.

No. The linear clock is fully standalone, everything is configured on the device itself via the three buttons on the back.

A USB-C cable plugged into a USB-C power supply rated for 3 A or more (15 W or up). Weaker chargers and USB-A-to-USB-C cables do not provide enough power.

No, only a USB-C-to-USB-C cable is included. You need a USB-C power supply rated for 3 A or more (15 W or up). Weaker chargers and USB-A-to-USB-C cables do not provide enough power.

The clock checked its USB-C connection when it powered up and found the wrong kind of power supply. The buttons do nothing until this is fixed. Use a USB-C-to-USB-C cable plugged into a USB-C power supply rated for 3 A or more (15 W or up), then plug the clock into it. See troubleshooting in the manual.

Yes, thanks to RGB LEDs you can choose any color, and the clock has six display modes to choose from. See display modes in the manual.

The clock includes a countdown timer display, handy for cooking, workouts, or anything else you want to count down.

1. From the normal display, press the UP button. The timer starts at 1 minute, shown by green blocks and a white tick on the ruler.
2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to set the duration in minutes. Past 24 minutes, each UP press adds half an hour instead, up to 12 hours. Pressing DOWN below 1 minute cancels and returns to the normal display.
3. Short press the MODE button to start the countdown. The bar empties from the right to the left.
4. To pause, short press the MODE button. The bar pulses gently. Short press it again to resume.
5. To cancel at any point, long press the MODE button. The clock returns to the normal display.
6. When the countdown reaches zero, a blue and red visual alarm plays, and then the clock returns to the normal display.

See the manual for more information.

Visual reminder allows you to highlight a specific time in red in the top bar, so you can visually see when your next milestone, goal or meeting is taking place, and how much time is left before it.

1. From the normal display, press the DOWN button. A red marker appears on the top bar at the far right edge (24:00) and pulses gently, while the rest of the display keeps running.
2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to move the marker to the time you want to be reminded, in half-hour steps. A reminder can only be set for later today, so you cannot move it past the current time. Pressing UP past the latest possible time cancels and returns to the normal display.
3. Short press the MODE button to set the reminder. The marker stops pulsing and stays solid on the top bar until the clock reaches it.
4. To cancel while setting the reminder, long press the MODE button. To clear a reminder that is already set, long press the DOWN button. A short press of DOWN does nothing while a reminder is set.
5. When the clock reaches the marker, the same visual alarm as the countdown timer plays, and then the clock returns to the normal display with the reminder cleared.

No, the clock cannot make any sounds. When a countdown finishes or a reminder is reached, a blue and red visual alarm plays instead. You can turn it off in setting 2-15 Countdown finish animation.

Yes. Set your active hours in settings 2-11 and 2-12, then choose in setting 2-13 Active window mode what happens outside them: standby turns the display off, hide blanks the blocks and numbers, and both does the two together.

1. Long press the MODE button until the numbers 2 and the 10 show in red.
2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to set the brightness of the clock display.
3. Long press the MODE button until there are no more numbers shown in red, and the clock is displayed with the new brightness.

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