I let my fitbit battery die and now the clock is wrong and I do not know how to set it. can you show me how to set it?

The Status Bar that is displaying itself related to your FitBit is the Battery Life/Charge Level Indicator for your FitBit, it changes Colors as the battery reaches different stages, it'll be different colors with low or critically battery life remaining for example. Your Fitbit manual will give you a more accurate answer as to what each color means but usually Green is associated with a Full Charge and Still Shows Green Doen to About 30%-40% Battery Life Remaining, Then It’ll change to Yellow or Orange until it gets critically low which is about 10%-15% and 10% or less will most likely be RED to let you know it’s time RON Charge orb go without the FitBit because it’s almost dead. Most Bluetooth Devixes Show their Battery Status or Charge Level on your phone, hopefully this helps and feel free to let me know if this helped by clicking the icon to let me know this was helpful. You're welcome RON leave a review or follow me as well. All the same, I hope this helps you out.

http://www.hotbuzz4u.com/www-fitbit-comsetup-set-up-your-fitbit-device-online/

http://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/1176

To change your clock to a 12 or 24 hour clock:

1. Log into your fitbit.com dashboard and click the gear icon.
2. Choose Settings > Personal Info.
3. Under Advanced Settings, find Clock Display Time and select whether you want the time shown in 12-hour or 24-hour clock units.
4. Click Submit and sync your tracker.

Take it back and change it

with computer turned off take out battery and wipe off contacts then reinstall battery. If it is still empty after letting it sit a bit to see if it is charging you either have a bad battery or the charger in the computer is bad . that is an expensive fix. usually not worth the money unless you have an expensive computer and then that probably would not happen.

Your radio should have come with a receiver of some sort for the radio signals to set itself. I had this same issue with my clock when the battery in the receiver died ... try replacing this too. It took me forever to figure out what it was because I had forgotten that it had its own radio receiver ... then once I remembered it existed, I had to find it, but replacing the battery fixed the problem. Hope that helps :-)