Ycoo Dementia Clock Manual

Losing track of time is one of the early symptoms of dementia. Whether it's a missed doctor's appointment or a frantic phone call about whether they've had lunch, losing track of time can be a distressing experience for your loved one. Fortunately, there are a number of tools that can help your loved one keep on top of the time. Whether it's analogue or digital, portable or prominent, we've assembled a list of the best clocks for people with dementia.

The Day Clock's simple display can significantly help people with dementia maintain their daily routine and reduce anxiety about the time of day and them mis. Sony world alarm clock operating instructions version 1.0. Manual is suitable for 1 more product: CLIE World Alarm Clock 1.0. Table Of Contents.

We've partnered up with Unforgettable, suppliers of specialist products to help people living with dementia. There's no time like the present, so take a look at our top picks now.

Day and night clock

One of the problems people with dementia experience is being unable to tell from traditional timepieces whether it's day or night – this is especially important during the winter months, when it's dark at both 6am and 6pm. This clock clears up any confusion, as it shows whether it's day or night in an easily understandable way.

Radio-controlled talking watch

A rather stylish solution to the time-telling problem, this watch has a crocodile-effect strap – perfect for dapper dads. The strap itself is expandable, much easier for less dextrous people to manage than a traditional clasp. More importantly, easy-to-read numerals and a ‘speaking clock' feature make it really useful for people with poor eyesight. It's radio-controlled too, so will automatically update when the clocks change.

Talking alarm clock

This digital alarm clock was designed with dementia patients in mind. The buttons are all clearly labelled to avoid confusion, and the day, date and time can be read aloud for people with poor eyesight. It's a versatile option, running off either batteries or mains power.

2-in-1 calendar & alarm clock

Unforgettable's own entry has an unobtrusive yet clearly visible design, looking a lot like a picture frame. It's rather more useful than a picture frame though – it gives the time and day of the week on its digital display, with easily understandable phrases like ‘It's Tuesday afternoon'.

Remote reminder clock

This is a new product from Unforgettable, with all the features of the 2-in-1 calendar clock – and added smartphone connectivity and multiple display options. It lets you send messages and set reminders for your loved one, such as ‘Remember to take your medication' or ‘Your brother is visiting this morning', which will show up on the screen for your loved one to see. It's a great way to help someone with memory difficulties keep connected with the wider world – and keep on top of their schedule.

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Losing track of time is one of the early symptoms of dementia. Whether it's a missed doctor's appointment or a frantic phone call about whether they've had lunch, losing track of time can be a distressing experience for your loved one. Fortunately, there are a number of tools that can help your loved one keep on top of the time. Whether it's analogue or digital, portable or prominent, we've assembled a list of the best clocks for people with dementia.

The Day Clock's simple display can significantly help people with dementia maintain their daily routine and reduce anxiety about the time of day and them mis. Sony world alarm clock operating instructions version 1.0. Manual is suitable for 1 more product: CLIE World Alarm Clock 1.0. Table Of Contents.

We've partnered up with Unforgettable, suppliers of specialist products to help people living with dementia. There's no time like the present, so take a look at our top picks now.

Day and night clock

One of the problems people with dementia experience is being unable to tell from traditional timepieces whether it's day or night – this is especially important during the winter months, when it's dark at both 6am and 6pm. This clock clears up any confusion, as it shows whether it's day or night in an easily understandable way.

Radio-controlled talking watch

A rather stylish solution to the time-telling problem, this watch has a crocodile-effect strap – perfect for dapper dads. The strap itself is expandable, much easier for less dextrous people to manage than a traditional clasp. More importantly, easy-to-read numerals and a ‘speaking clock' feature make it really useful for people with poor eyesight. It's radio-controlled too, so will automatically update when the clocks change.

Talking alarm clock

This digital alarm clock was designed with dementia patients in mind. The buttons are all clearly labelled to avoid confusion, and the day, date and time can be read aloud for people with poor eyesight. It's a versatile option, running off either batteries or mains power.

2-in-1 calendar & alarm clock

Unforgettable's own entry has an unobtrusive yet clearly visible design, looking a lot like a picture frame. It's rather more useful than a picture frame though – it gives the time and day of the week on its digital display, with easily understandable phrases like ‘It's Tuesday afternoon'.

Remote reminder clock

This is a new product from Unforgettable, with all the features of the 2-in-1 calendar clock – and added smartphone connectivity and multiple display options. It lets you send messages and set reminders for your loved one, such as ‘Remember to take your medication' or ‘Your brother is visiting this morning', which will show up on the screen for your loved one to see. It's a great way to help someone with memory difficulties keep connected with the wider world – and keep on top of their schedule.

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Changing the hour

1. Press the Menu button to display the menu on the clock screen
2. Press the Right arrow button to underline (highlight) the current hour
3. Press the Up or Down arrow button to set the correct hour
4. Press the Menu button to exit, the correct hour will now be displayed

Ycoo Dementia Clock Manual Model

Changing the day/date

1. Press the Menu button to display the menu on the clock screen
2. Press the Down Button to highlight the 'Set Date' line
3. Use the Right & Left Buttons to underline/highlight the part of the date you want to change
4. Use the Up & Down arrow buttons to make any changes to the date
5. Press the Menu button to exit, the correct date will now be displayed

How To Set A Dementia Clock

Changing other settings

Ycoo Dementia Clock Manual

1. Press the Menu button to display the menu on the clock screen
2. Use the Up & Down arrow buttons to highlight the line of the menu that you wish to edit
3. Press the Right arrow button to underline (highlight) your selection
4. Use the Up or Down arrow buttons to make any necessary amendments
5. Press the Menu button to exit