VCK CCCP V16 User Guide

After you receive the package, you can first remove the yellow protective film. On the back of the V16, you will see three black buttons, each marked with a square, circle, and triangle on the motherboard. Next, plug in the Type-C interface to power up and start setting.

Note: Both iOS and Android can connect to the controller via Wi-Fi, with the network named VFD_Clock_AP. You don’t need to worry about complex operations due to numerous options, as our interface allows for direct selection and clicking. All information is displayed in English.

This clock features a Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD) and requires a USB power supply of 5V, >0.5A. Please avoid using low-quality fast chargers or plugging it into a power strip with fast-charging devices, as high voltage output from fast chargers may damage the clock

V16 uses 14-segment display technology, and you can adjust the thickness of the display font.

WiFi Name:VFD_Clock_AP

Set 1: WiFi/Timezone/NTP Server Settings  

2.4GHz WiFi Name:

2.4GHz WiFi Password:

Timezone:

Daylight Saving Time Offset:

DST Timezone:

DST Start Rule:

DST End Rule:

NTP Server: pool.ntp.org

(*Timezone Offset +8)

(*Timezone tips: Pairs+1/New York: -5/Tokyo: +9)

(*Offset is usually default=0)

(*No DST, just fill DST Timezone DST Start and End Rule 0)

Save Set1

Set 2: VFD Clock Function Options

Brightness: Auto Brightness

                   Brightness Minimum Brightness High Brightness Maximum Brightness

                   Brightness Low Brightness Low

                   High Brightness

                   Highest Brightness

 

Display Mode: Time + Alarm

                        Time+Date+Day

                        Time

                        Positive Timing

                        Countdown

Flipping Effect ON/OFF:

Font Effect: Circle

                    Fine

                    Bold

12/24 Hour Format:

WiFi NTP Synchronization ON/OFF:

Alarm Mode: OFF

                     Daily

                     Workday

Alarm Time Set:

 

Manual input:   TIME Date

 

 

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