Thanks for the quick response, it helped. The wall switch for that plug had been inadvertently been turned off. Clock and light working great, again. Appreciate your assistance. ~TM
We need more wall clocks like that, especially these days where people read digital clocks and a lot of kids hate reading analog clocks! Also, I’m too lazy to set the time myself, especially during DST
I have had my clock for a few years and I have to come back to the directions every time my battery's go dead bc it has been probably a year since I put the last battery's in so I forget how it was done. Love my clock the temperature is very helpful to judge the air and heat for the living room
La Crosse 513-1419BL is the perfect clock! I especially like the top display mode showing the day of the week. It was quite easy to set up even before watching this very informative video. I also like the "free standing" option as I have it on a night stand and can immediately see what day it is when I awaken. Gloria in your Customer Support was very helpful with my additional questions. Thank you La Crosse Technology!
>Clock will automatically searching at UCT 7,8,910,11 does it mean real life time or time that indicated in clock? there's two options for reception 1) manually set clock, leave it on window or outside wait for that time(clock indication) 2) just push reset, and wait for that in real life time for example if i live in virginia, clock indicates am3:00 than starts auto reception
Our digital atomic clocks will automatically search at these times based on either the out of box clock time or the manual set time you've entered via the settings menu. Many models do offer the option to perform a manual search for the WWVB signal as well. If you need assistance, please message our support staff here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport, or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook page.
one more question. when i receive signal, does tower indicator has signal level? for example if signal is weak 1 bar signal is strong 3 bar. like that this feature helps find where to put clock
@@OWD-vk1cy The Tower or Atomic Icon on our digital clocks will only indicate that the signal has been received, not how good or bad the reception is for different areas of your home. Our apologies for any inconvenience.
Great question, Erik! We still recommend manually adjusting these time and date settings from the start, as it can sometimes take a few days for the clock to receive the WWVB radio signal coming from Fort Collins, CO. This allows users to use the clock accurately out of the box and gives customers who may not be able to receive this signal the ability to use the device as well. We're here to help if you should have any further questions. 😊
Are there any atomic clocks that simply check in with wi-fi or bluetooth or something the same way your phone and PC does? That would be far more efficient than waiting hours or days for it to sync with a spotty signal.
Radio-controlled atomic clocks, like the ones shown in this video, are unique in that they often only need batteries to function and do not need a Wi-Fi connection for accurate time updates. Our series of Wi-Fi-connected units will use Internet time once connected to your Wi-Fi through our La Crosse View app. You can learn more about these weather stations and home monitoring solutions here: www.lacrossetechnology.com/pages/la-crosse-view
6:04 pm eastern standard daylight saving time. My clock was set up last night at 7:16 pm DST however when I woke up this morning the click was 5 hrs behind. The minute and the second are correct It currently reads:1:10 pm DST. It should read 6:10help
Hi Nancy, our apologies for the clock trouble. Our best guess would be that you selected the incorrect Time Zone in the settings menu. Please ensure EST is selected for the fourth setting, shown starting at the 2:24 timestamp in this video. If you need more help, please message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook or Twitter: bit.ly/LaxTech__Twitter page.
Sorry for the trouble! Let's try a few steps to see if we can get this corrected: 1. Remove all batteries from your display. 2. Press any button on the display at least 25 times and leave it sitting without power for at least two hours. 3. Power the display back up by installing a new set of regular alkaline batteries from the same package. If this does not resolve the issue, please message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook or Twitter: bit.ly/LaxTech__Twitter page for further assistance. Our apologies again for any inconvenience.
Hey Neo, great question! The "Atomic" time feature is limited to here in the US, but the clocks can be set manually via the Settings Menu shown in this video.
@@lacrossetechnology Do you happen to know what radio frequency your clocks are tuned into to receive the radio signal? 60 kHz, 2.5 MHz, or 5 MHz, etc?
@@NeoTheatre Our clocks will use the 60 kHz WWVB frequency as discussed on the NIST website here: www.nist.gov/pml/time-and-frequency-division/time-distribution/radio-station-wwvb/help-wwvb-radio-controlled
Hi Andrew, assuming you own one of the backlight models, this will need to be powered using the provided power cord. Once installed, use the SNOOZE/LIGHT button to adjust the brightness level. Battery power only will allow the light to come on for about 10 seconds at a time after a button push.
@@lacrossetechnology I have the powered unit. The question is "Can the light be made to stay on 24/7 and not go off"? You're telling me about the light intensity not duration.
@@andrewsopko2401 As long as you have the clock powered with the provided power cord (be sure to check that you're using a working outlet and the cord is plugged in securely), then yes. The backlight will remain on constantly on the intensity level you set it to (HI, LO, or OFF) using the SNOOZE/LIGHT button. If for some reason your clock is not functioning this way, please message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook or Twitter: bit.ly/LaxTech__Twitter page for further assistance.
I"'m looking for La Crosse's big screen wall atomic digital clock where digits in the top window, and moon cycles, day, year, month, and temperature in the lower window. I NEED THE same size again(about 15 inches on each side of the digital screen, plus a 2-inch frame around the screen (because the clock stopped working after 12 years. All that are on sale only 8 inch screen :-((((
It sounds like your original model may have been retired, and we apologize for any inconvenience. Our current selection of digital wall clocks can be found here: www.lacrossetechnology.com/collections/digital-wall-clocks Our latest Jumbo editions include the 513-05867: www.lacrossetechnology.com/products/513-05867 and the 513-63867v2: www.lacrossetechnology.com/products/513-63867v2 For additional assistance in finding the right clock, please contact our store at 608-785-7939 or via email at: store@lacrossetechnology.com
Hi Julie, how strange! Sorry for the trouble. Let's try a few steps to see if we can get this corrected: 1. Remove all power from your display. Including batteries and unplugging the power cord from both your wall and from your display. 2. Press any button on the display at least 25 times and leave it sitting without power for at least two hours. 3. Power the display back up by plugging the power cord into your outlet first, then into your display. If your model uses AA or AAA batteries, be sure to install a new set of alkaline batteries, other battery types should be avoided. If this does not resolve the issue, please message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook or Twitter: bit.ly/LaxTech__Twitter page for further assistance. Our apologies again for the inconvenience.
If you need further assistance, please message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook page.
Hey Eddie, yes indeed. As mentioned in this video, for a constant backlight you will need to power the clock using the provided power cord. Battery power only will only allow for about 10 seconds of backlight at a time after a button push. Once powered using the power cord, use the SNOOZE/LIGHT button on top to adjust your brightness level (HI-LO-OFF), it should then remain at this brightness level. For more specifics, our full product manual and FAQ documents here: www.lacrossetechnology.com/products/513-1419BLV4#support can be helpful.
We're sorry for the trouble and are here to help. For assistance, please message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook page.
Why did my clock (Model # WT8005) switch to Mountain time which is 2 hours behind EST. I went through the cycle of changing it back, but it didn't give me the zone option.
Hey Paul, our apologies for the trouble. The Time Zone setting for our WT8005 model is actually set outside of the main menu, it is controlled using the ZONE (up arrow) button on the back. Please be sure your clock's screen has the "E" lit up for Eastern Time. For additional help, our support video, full product manual, and FAQ documents for your product can be found here: www.lacrossetechnology.com/products/wt-8005u-s#support
@@lacrossetechnology Thank you so much. That was so ridiculously easy! (Strange though that the video didn't address it at all. Really appreciate you getting back to me. GREAT CS from La Crosse!!!
Hi Terry, our first question would be, are you powering the clock with the provided power cord? If not, your backlight will only stay on for 10 seconds at a time to conserve battery power. If you are using the power cord, make sure that it is pushed in all the way and that the outlet has power running to it. If you're still having issues, please contact our support team here: www.lacrossetechnology.com/support/index/form/ and we will work with you to figure out a solution. Sorry for this inconvenience.
Sorry about that! We'll make a note of this and see if we can get this product added to our website. In the meantime, it looks like you can find your manual here: pdfstream.manualsonline.com/a/acd118a7-12f5-47b0-96ad-89d7147b81e7.pdf
Hey Scott, as mentioned in this video, our backlit models will require the use of the provided power cord for a constant backlight. We apologize for any confusion or inconvenience.
This means your clock hasn't received the WWVB atomic time signal recently. You can perform a manual search by holding down the MINUS (-) button until the icon starts flashing. It can take a few nights, depending on your location, but setting the clock near a window facing Fort Collins, CO, and away from other electronics will often help speed this up.
My clock will not allow me to change the day of the week. Changing the month changes the day. Today is Monday but clock says Friday. It started after a power failure. Is there any way to solve that problem?
Hey Carole, our apologies for the trouble. Weekday issues often stem from having the incorrect YEAR setting. Please be sure your full Month, Date, and Year settings are adjusted correctly within the clock's settings menu. If you're still having issues, please message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook or Twitter: bit.ly/LaxTech__Twitter page for further assistance.
Hey Dyer, as mentioned in this video, our backlit models will require use of the provided power cord for a constant backlight. We apologize for any confusion or inconvenience.
Our apologies for any trouble. This will typically happen if you have the incorrect Time Zone or Daylight Saving Time setting set in your display's settings menu. If you live in an area that follows DST, be sure to keep this setting ON so your clock can auto-adjust during daylight saving time changes. The instructions for changing these settings are covered starting that the 2:24 timestamp in this video. If you should need further assistance, please message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook or Twitter: bit.ly/LaxTech__Twitter page.
I have a clock like this but when it sets to my time zone the time is correct but a little bit later it jumps an hour ahead. Do you know what's happening?
Hey Jack, sorry for the clock trouble. For us to offer specific instruction, could you please pass along the model number of your clock? This should be printed on the back near our logo.
Thanks @@jackhoeft9761! Now assuming you live in an area that follows Daylight Saving Time, for this setting you'll likely want to keep this set to ON within the clock's menu. The specific instructions for this are covered on page 3 of your manual here: www.lacrossetechnology.com/media/catalog/product/w/8/w86111_english_033016.pdf -- Make sure also that you have the correct time zone selected. If you still have trouble after adjusting these settings, and resetting your time manually, please reach out to our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport -- We apologize for any trouble.
These clocks WILL NOT work if not facing east or west . Instructions should have made that clear in red writing but did not. Was ready to trash it and realized this. Hope this will help.
Hey Garnet, we are truly sorry for the trouble with your clocks. There are many factors such as distance, interference, and location of and within your home that can disrupt the WWVB signal reception coming from Fort Collins, CO. We are happy to hear that turning them helped to resolve this for you and are here to help if you should have further questions.
The clock's time can be switched from AM to PM simply by advancing the hour in the Settings Menu past the next 12 o'clock time (shown specifically at the 5:00 timestamp). You should see the time change from AM to PM or vice versa. This and other setting instructions are covered in this video starting at the 2:23 timestamp in this video.
For most of our digital clocks, simply press the ALARM button to show the alarm time, with that showing, press the ALARM button again to turn the alarm ON or OFF - Indicated by the Alarm Icon on the LCD. If you need further assistance, please message our support staff here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport, or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook page.
The button names can vary by product. Most often, our products will feature a SET button for accessing menu items like time and date (just like it's shown with the MODE button in this video). For personalized assistance, please message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook page. We are here to help. 😊
I bought this clock for an elderly friend that was having trouble remembering the day of the week or the date. There is no way he will be able to set this up. I thought the point was that it was an "atomic clock" and would set everything up automatically. I'm pretty disappointed. And the one I ordered did have a power cord...but STILL requires 2 batteries? Why?
Hey Joseph, we are truly sorry to hear this and apologize for any inconvenience. Though this clock does offer atomic time accuracy, it will typically require a few setting adjustments for proper use in your specific location. The settings menu instructions starting at the 2:24 mark in this video are pretty thorough, and should only need to be adjusted once during the initial setup. No further intervention should really be required after that point. These instructions can also be found in the full manual here: bit.ly/513-1419blv3_manual -- assuming a printable text document may be of better use. In regards to the power cord, this is required on all of our current units that have a built-in backlight or color LCD display, otherwise the batteries would drain far too fast. As noted in the beginning of this video, we do offer two different versions of this clock, one with and one without the backlight. The non-backlight version will not light up at night, but will run without the need of a power cord. Once again, we apologize for any trouble and appreciate your feedback. If you should have any further questions please just let us know.
I have the one with no power chord and the battery's last about a year if not a year. I do have to do the clock and time zone and set it near a window for awhile and it sinks up and I don't have to worry about it for another year.
Hey Caryl, our apologies for the trouble. Could you first share with us the model number of your unit? This should be printed on the back or bottom of the main display.
Thanks @@carylthomas9848! The time zone setting for your BBB86088 model is set within the item's settings menu. Page 3 of your full manual here: bit.ly/bbb86088_manual will walk you through these adjustments. Additional answers to common questions can also be found in our FAQ doc here: bit.ly/bbb86088_faq -- If you need any further assistance, please feel free to reach out to our support staff here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport
Hey David, when first setting up your clock, you'll need to work through the settings menu to make sure you have this adjusted correctly, much like the instructions for the items in this video. Your item specific instructions are covered on pages 3-5 of your full W79752 manual here: bit.ly/w79752_manual -- If you should need further assistance, please message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook or Twitter: bit.ly/LaxTech__Twitter page.
Hey Ann, assuming you own one of the clock models featured in this video, all you'll need to do is press the ALARM button once to bring up the alarm time, then press it again to either activate or deactivate it. This will be indicated by the "Bell" icon on the LCD. For more specifics, you can locate your exact product manual on our website following these instructions: bit.ly/find_manual -- Our apologies for any trouble or inconvenience.
We're sorry for the lack of Spanish videos for your watch. Our support team is here to help in any way they can; please message them directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook or Twitter: bit.ly/LaxTech__Twitter page.
Same thing here! I have Model 617-249 Atomic clock. It has a good solid signal from the atomic clock and DST is "On", but it hasn't changed. Whenever I manually set the time ahead one hour, as soon as it picks up the atomic time it reverts back to standard time instead of DST.
Hi Andrea, sorry for any confusion. If you could pass along the model number of your product (typically printed on the back or bottom of the main display) we'd be more than happy to pass along any specific instructions. For additional assistance, you can message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook or Twitter: bit.ly/LaxTech__Twitter page.
@@lacrossetechnology Thank you! My model is BBB86088. But I figured it out and posted the how-to! Our Set button is the temp control 3-sec hold. Thank you!
@@andreainthed we're happy to hear you were able to get things working. For future reference, your full manual and FAQ documents can always be found on our website here: www.lacrossetechnology.com/products/bbb86088#support
Sorry for the trouble, Stephen. For assistance, please message our support staff here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport, or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook page. We look forward to helping get this corrected.
Hi Andrea, sorry for any confusion. If you could pass along the model number of your product (typically printed on the back or bottom of the main display) we'd be more than happy to pass along any specific instructions. For additional assistance, you can message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook or Twitter: bit.ly/LaxTech__Twitter page.
Hi Ginny, we are truly sorry for this inconvenience. Please perform the following steps to see if it helps resolve the issue: 1. Remove all power from your clock (batteries and power cord) 2. Press any button at least 20 times and wait at least 10 minutes with the power off 3. Power the unit back up and set it up as usual. If this issue remains, please reach out to our support team here: www.lacrossetechnology.com/support/index/form/ and we'll work to get you a replacement. Sorry again for the troubles.
Hi Caryn, to shut off a sounding alarm simply press any button besides the SNOOZE button. To activate or deactivate the alarm feature altogether, press the ALARM button to view the alarm time, when viewing this time press the ALARM button again to activate/deactivate it. The alarm Bell Icon will be visible when active. Steps for this are covered on page 4 here: www.lacrossetechnology.com/media/catalog/product/5/1/513-1419bl_042618.pdf
@@lacrossetechnology you would think that they would have put that in their instruction manual 'cause I've been going nuts trying to figure out how to turn this alarm off.
Hi Inacio, sorry about that. If you own a back-lit model, be sure the power cord is securely plugged into the display, and your outlet has power running to it. Battery power only will not allow for a constant backlight. With the power cord installed, simply use the SNOOZE/LIGHT button to select your backlight intensity. HI-LO-OFF.
@@lela1120 Our sincerest apologies for the delayed response. If your product did not come with a power cord, it likely does not offer a backlight option and will run fully on battery power only. For more details, you can always type in your specific item's model number (typically found on the back or bottom of the main display) on our website search to find more information. bit.ly/find_manual
I have what's called model BBB86095 (would seem to be 513-1419) There's NO mode button on or any buttons on top. There are set, +,-, alarm and snooze buttons on back. So....exactly HOW do I go about setting time and other functions on this thing ? your website and manual are not helpful. Seems to me having clearly defined instructions and how to operate the device would be a priority. Hopefully you can provide proper guidance on how to solve what would be a basic question.
We apologize for any confusion or trouble with your new clock, but these models are actually quite different. The correct instructions for your item can be found here: www.lacrossetechnology.com/media/catalog/product/b/b/bbb86095_english.pdf with the settings menu starting on page 3. If you have any further questions, please let us know.
@@lacrossetechnology My B886095 is displaying seconds, not out door temperature. I went thru the menu and the last selection is for centigrade or fahrenheit, why is it showing seconds instead of temperature ? All batteries are good....also in a model that's supposed to display temperature, WHY would there even be an option for seconds ? Makes no sense at all. Please provide info as to solve problem, thanks.
@@ITILII Our apologies for the confusion. As stated at the top of page 1 in your BBB86095 manual here: bit.ly/bbb86095_manual -- simply press and release the PLUS (+) button to change what is displayed within that location on your LCD, seconds or temperature.
How do I set the correct hour? It says "4:53, but the correct Central Time Zone time is 4:53. I tried putting one of the two clocks I bought in a southern window, and it set itself to the correct time. But the second clock I bought will not set itself to the correct time no matter what I do. How do I get it to set the hour correctly? Thanks.
Hi Al, we apologize for the troubles getting your clock set up. However, we do want to note that the models featured in this video don't exactly include weather features, only your indoor temperature. If you'd like more information on a model that does include weather data, we'd be more than happy to help point you in the right direction. In the meantime, our website could be a good resource. Here's a link to other digital wall clocks that do include weather and outdoor data: www.lacrossetechnology.com/products/time/digital-wall-clocks#clock_features=outdoor-temperature&gan_data=true -- If you have any questions, just let us know.
When you say "won't work", what exactly do you mean? When you press the MODE button and either your F or C appears in the bottom right corner, do you see dashes for your temp, or no temp at all? If so, try performing a basic restart. The steps for this can be found here: bit.ly/LaxTech_BasicRestart
For more item-specific details, you can find your full 512-807 manual here: bit.ly/512-807_manual -- If you need assistance, please message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook page. Our support staff would be more than happy to help in any way they can. 😊
I have a La Crosse Atomic clock and the button for the Eastern time zone is inoperative. The clock has never been abused and is now a useless piece of crap. I don't know why your company uses low quality Chinese movements. Junk!
Hi Jive, we are truly sorry for the trouble with your clock. For assistance, please message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook or Twitter: bit.ly/LaxTech__Twitter page. We assure you we are here to help in any way we can.
This is done while setting your hour in the Setting Menu. Simply advance the time to the next 12 o'clock hour, and you should see the AM switch to PM and vice versa. We show this at the 5:00 timestamp in this video.
Hey Rico, we are deeply sorry to hear this and apologize for any inconvenience. If your clock did not adjust automatically for the daylight saving time change, it is likely that it was not receiving the WWVB signal from Fort Collins, CO or that the settings were not set correctly. For instance, be sure to have your Atomic and DST settings set to ON and your Time Zone set correctly within your item's settings menu. After this, moving your clock near a window, away from other electronics, and having the front or back of it face Fort Collins, CO will help increase its chances of catching this signal and having it adjust your time automatically. If you find yourself in a predicament where the time hasn’t adjusted automatically, it may be best to make sure to have your settings adjusted correctly, but to also set the clock manually for the time being. This will allow the clock to remain at the correct time even if the WWVB signal is picked up in the future. More about how this signal works can be found here: bit.ly/AtomicTime Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee the WWVB signal will reach all locations. For instance, if you live in a valley, are surrounded by buildings, or have other strong radio signals nearby, these can all cause interference, which can delay or even fully block this radio signal from reaching your clock. We are truly sorry for any inconvenience. If you should need any further assistance, please message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook or Twitter: bit.ly/LaxTech__Twitter page.
Are you the official LA CROSSE Channel? If you truly are - and you are monetizing your RU-vid Channel this way, it is beyond greed and it says a lot about your company's corporate responsibility. I changed my mind - No to your products.
I have tried and tried and I cannot get my atomic clock to work properly... I am in Arizona and suppose it is the PST(Pacitic Standard Time) and my clock 4919v4
Hey Norman, sorry for the trouble. For further assistance, please message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook or Twitter: bit.ly/LaxTech__Twitter page. We look forward to helping get this figured out.
Hey Emil, our apologize for the trouble. There are many factors such as distance, interference, and location within your home that can disrupt the WWVB signal reception coming from Fort Collins, CO. For our digital models, there will be an Atomic Icon that will stay lit up on the screen when this signal is received. If this icon is not ON or if your Atomic, DST, or Time Zone settings are not adjusted correctly, this may lead to incorrect times. Moving your clock near a window, away from other electronics, and having the front or back of it face Fort Collins, CO will help increase its chances of catching this signal and having it adjust your time automatically (typically happens within 3-5 nights). If you find yourself in a predicament where the time hasn’t adjusted automatically, it may be best to make sure to have your settings adjusted correctly but to also set the clock manually for the time being. This will allow the clock to remain at the correct time even if the WWVB signal is picked up in the future. More about how this signal works can be found here: bit.ly/AtomicTime Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee the WWVB signal will reach all locations. For instance, if you live in a valley, are surrounded by buildings, or have other strong radio signals nearby, these can all cause interference, which can delay or even fully block this radio signal from reaching your clock. We are truly sorry for any inconvenience. If you would like further assistance, please message our support staff directly here: bit.ly/contact_techsupport. Or alternatively, send us a private message on our Facebook: bit.ly/LaxTech_Facebook or Twitter: bit.ly/LaxTech__Twitter page.
This is done while setting your hour in the Setting Menu. Simply advance the time to the next 12 o'clock hour, and you should see the AM switch to PM and vice versa. We show this at the 5:00 timestamp in this video.
