Hi blackbox100,
It is quite different than in Navibot SR8855 (another buttons on remote control). For the first time and each time when there is no power in socket (failure of the grid or sth) you have to set the clock.
On p.20 they show how to set the clock. Press the "Clock" button on remote control ONCE, then the right/left "arrow" choosing the hour (am (upper) or pm (lower) depending on the current time). Press again "Clock" and choose minute by pressing on the right/left "arrow". You have to confirm the setting, by pressing the "Clock" once.
You set the clock
On p.30 they show how to set the "delay start", but WARNING: it is quite different delay start than in VC-RE52V or SR8845. In VC-RA84V if we want to set delay start or daily schedule, we have to set the clock before. Then, e.g. if we have 7:00AM we delay the start for 9:30AM. In VC-RA52V or SR8845 we just set the timer for e.g. 3 hours, and it starting up its program just 3hr from the time when we set it. There is no possibility to set the minute.
So press the "daily schedule/delay start" button on the remote control TWICE, then set the hour by pressing the left/right "arrow". Press "daily schedule/delay start" again and set the minute (left/right "arrow"). Press "daily schedule/delay start" to confirm and press the button which is located between the left and right "arrow" on remote control.
You set the "Delay start".
On p.31 they show how to set the "Daily schedule". For example, we want to schedule it for 9:30AM every day. Press the "daily schedule/delay start" button on the remote control THREE TIMES and ONCE again. Set the hour by pressing the left/right "arrow". Confirm by pressing the "daily schedule/delay start" button. Set the minute by pressing the left/right "arrow" and confirm by pressing on "daily schedule/delay start" button. Now, press THREE TIMES "daily schedule/delay start" button and press the button which is located between the left and right "arrow" on remote control.
You set the "Daily schedule".
I hope it help you. If you have more questions, just ask.