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21. I the timer mark is Button Button Button Engagement disengagement of he default level sis aia pas tag a e ti hourly time signal adjusting items or digital display is initialized or the built in IC is reset the contrast is reset to the default leve n ii INSTRUCTIONS oe one OO Bee ae Button ButtonP flashing in the display other digits advancing or increasing To reset the seconds to 00 press Button to select the second digits flashing and O et ae INS IRUS INS than the timer display the Button ButtonE Button Selection of city name adjusting then press Button or in accordance with a time signal Press Button B to show the TIME CALENDAR display timer is in use items or digits moving back or If Button or is pressed while the second digits count any number between 30 and 59 one Long press Button to show the TIME CALENDAR SETTING display The city name Hourly time signal sounds Hourly time signal does not sound 0120 612 911 S 6 O decreasing minute is added and the second digits are immediately reset to 00 currently set starts flashing Hourly time Hourly time Mo Button Button Button No function oe X The telephone time signal service Tel 117 is
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33. Because some titan bracelets use pins made of stainless steel which has outstanding Se ee cue ALARM 1 display If the watch is left untouched with the E set in the TIME CALENDAR display and the same city is selected in the WORLD TIME display The electroluminescent panel for illumination of the display loses its luminance as the X If the inner surface of the glass is clouded with condensation or water droplets appear strength rust may form in the stainless steel parts digs flashing the display wil automaticaly return to the c tne summer ime wil also be shown in ihe WORLD TIME dsply battery voltage gets lowered Also its luminance level decreases gradually with use ee ee ants Reset Start Stop ALARM 1 display in two to three minutes NT VE ee TDS OR ee een ee eee SEIKO CUSTMER SERVICE CENTER If a pin is poking out personal injury may result In such a case refrain from using 3 3 How to engage or disengage the alarm becomes dim replace the battery with a new one If the illuminating light remains dim after the i UE With h f Button in the ALARM displ on th battery is replaced have the electroluminescent panel replaced with a new one by the retailer Do not leave moisture sweat and dirt on the watch for a long time the watch and request repair Cr Siri wg LIT E neh ee ne ENOTE ON THE LIQUID CRYSTAL PANEL i A a n ee p p y Be aware of a risk that a water resistant watch may lessen its water resistant performance L
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35. MEBUTTONS AND CHANGE OF DISPLAY WHOW TO SET THE TIME AND CALENDAR S601 KSS601 0910 1 Buttons and operations Butt aaron of hen Joietob With each press of Button A the display changes in the following order l all indicators of the display light while in the TIME CALENDAR SETTING display it is nota 4 How to test the alarm sound and how to engage disengage the hourly Press Button to show the TIME CALEN utton Saeed EE malfunction This happens if buttons A and are pressed at the same time In such a case press time signal and confirmation sound for button operations SE I KO paneled Buttona aii tha lapsat ee DAR display S i e City name ee follo NN ee ed hs he rare eee oo display and then With each press of Button in the TIME CALENDAR display the hourly Of oe i i i A j W ce en Me a the ya Loe si Button B long ee ne time on adjustment i p time signal and confirmation sound for button operations can be engaged Button 87 8 Button an the stopwatch display the 3 How to adjust the contrast level or disengaged oo iN a a oo oo stopwatch is in use ee er 12H 24H The contrast level of the display variations of light and shade can be adjusted When the J ee en HEIA am 6 T i 09 ee ou The alarm sound can be heard by pressing and holding Button A and
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37. the summer time can be TAX xLos Angele Tae OPlaces where the temperature drops below 5C or rises above 35C for a long time Band PTEE E N ii If Button or is kept pressed the digits move quickly Long press Button to show the ALARM SETTING alternately set or cancelled DEN Denver United States Te Nd a OPlaces of high humidity erat ae ot pa aa Ul padre AE MA ieee Skin irritation display The hour digits start flashing or as CHI Chicago United States Pe eres eee h cit Places affected by strong magnetism or static electricity Dusty places Se ee ee a 3 The A re i Po With each press of Button hour digits and minute digits The summer time is set The summer time is cancelled NYC New York United States Places affected by strong vibrations ae ge 0 J Usage D Press Button to return to the TIMER display If the watch is left untouched ilash alt p tel Sel i ihe di i boad i J The DST mark appears The DST mark disappears SCL Santiago Chile subject to change according to the If you observe any allergic symptoms or skin irritation Metallic band te l l with the digits flashing the display will automatically return to the TIMER iene ely select tne digits to be adjuste Hour 6 a m LA Lax Ro Rio de Janeiro Braet governments of the respective Stop wearing the watch immediately and consult a specialist such as a dermatologist oran gue or soil will cause rust even on a stainless steel band if th
38. DET Ba Sange The watch stops operating The battery has run down Have the battery replaced with a new one immediately ati When the band becomes less flexible have the band replaced with a new one If you ro waich will resume normal operation by the retailer from whom the watch was purchased ture range of 5C 35 Within the guarantee period present the certificate of guarantee Notes on skin irtation and allergy n that case immediately have it replaced with a new one e watch w U ify Ui ST TE l l DS by the retailer from whom the watch was purchased battery How to reset the IC The watch temporarily he watch has been left in extremely e This condition will be corrected when the watch 3 Operational temperature range 10C 460C to receive repair services a A E e ae ee ee as allergy to metals or leathers If the old battery is left in the watch for a long time a Keep buttons and ains loses time high or low temperatures for a long temperature returns to normal Set the correct time For the display function 0C 50 C e Guarantee coverage is provided in the certificate of guarantee 9 2 Notes on the battery malfunction may be caused due to battery leakage p pane i pray Io Notes on the length of the band etc Have it replaced with a new one as soon as pressed at the same time for 2 time before use 4 Display medium 42 2252 524252 esse sass Nematic Liquid Crystal FEM Field Read carefully and retain
39. It l l l Adjust the band to allow a little clearance with your wrist to ensure proper 1 Battery life a possible to 3 seconds The display will You dropped the watch hit it against Set the correct time before use If the abnormal Effect Mode For repair services after the guarantee period has expired if the airflow When wearing the watch leave enough room to insert a finger When a new normal battery is installed this watch Battery replacement is charged even if it runs down become blank and 1 1 AM PR ahi _ between the band and your wrist operates for approximately three years However if the within the guarantee period 12 0000 will be displayed as a hard surface or wore it while condition persists consult the retailer from whom the 5 Battery Miniature lithium battery SB T17 functions of the watch can be restored by repair work we will ins ection and adiustment b disassembl and cleanin alarm is used more than once a day the illuminating light Once the case back is opened for battery the buttons are released playing active sports watch was purchased 1 piece undertake repair services upon request and payment D J y y g more than 2 times a day and or the confirmation sound replacement or other purposes the original water h 6 Battery life Approx 3 years Repair parts overhaul more than 50 times a day the battery life may be less resistant quality designed for the watch may Bef
40. convenient to set the time l Press Button amp to select contrast signal mark signal mark With each press of Button the display changes in the following order Button UN on the built in illuminating After selecting the item to be adjusted press Button or D to set the digits With each Press Button or to adjust the contrast level Contrast level 0 appears disappears ae Sie hae gt 100 0005 3 1 1 Ig press of Button one digit is increased or the city name advances one by one With ce 2 sie ke Button long press Setting canceling the i i CoH os 550 0013 1 4 24 7 TIME STOP MEMORY TIMER ALARM WORLD aac GA each press of Button one digit is decreased or the city name moves back one by one CALENDAR WATCH RECALL gicoiay display TME Oy Howie satihedineandicalandsr Except second 12H 24H and DST ea es depay display Se Long press Button to show the TIME CALENDAR SETTING display The city
41. for overyday life contact with water in everyday life Z WARNING swimming The timer is initially set for 1 minute 2 How to use the alarm Press Button B to show the WORLD TIME display ADL Adelaide Aoda depending on the country EEE Water resistance for everyday ies eee erate eer wm e The way of using the alarm is the same for every alarm X The city code month date and time are displayed SYD Sydney Australia Z CAUTION 5 BAR life at 5 barometric pressures Long press Button to show the TIMER SETTING display The timer time currently set starts channel To select the city press Button or A NOU Noumen New Caledonia Cities marked with x use Avoid the following places for wearing or keeping the watch WEN NS SY SSS S N Water resistance for everyday Thewachie Suitable tor divinanetueine fe dear a WLG Wellington New Zealand i 10 20 BAR life at 10 20 barometric pressures 9 9 y flashing Ex Selecting alarm 1 and setting the alarm time to 6 30 a m daylight saving time as of Places where volatile agents cosmetics such as polish remover bug repellent Press Button to show the ALARM display 3 How to set the summer time ANC Anchorage United States September 2009 thinners etc are vaporizing Press Button increasing digits or decreasing digits to set the timer time Press Button amp to show AL 1 With each press of the Button in the WORLD TIME display
42. name After all adjustments are completed press Button once to return to the a S SE ee ee ee eee e S Y INTA currently set starts flashing TIME CALENDAR display If the watch is left untouched with the digits flashing the C y 9 ontrast 5 How to set and cancel auto illumination eee oe eee 105 8467 1 2 1 Sf the Go Sound tor Duon Gpetations sek he wain eni a BAe saia Press Button A to select the item to be adjusted flashing display will automatically return to the TIME CALENDAR display in two to three minutes l l http www seiko watch co jp when a button is pressed When the display is changed to the Time Calendar display Once the year month and date have been set the day of the week is automatically set Because the year month date and day from 2009 to 2058 have been programmed in the With each press of Button for 2 seconds in any display the auto F Y from World time display the watch emits a sound different from other button it i name is set to GMT adie a a RE Ne E ri ol i a it is not necessary to manually adjust odd and even months After the adjustment is completed press Button to return to the TIME CALENDAR illumination can be set q mark appears or cancelled qz dfocfocfocfocfocfocfocfocfocfocfocfocfocfocfoc
43. o a cant p i P Lap time is the time that has elapsed from the start of p Xx Measurement of lap and split times can be repeated as many times as necessary The lap number can location where you know the distance beforehand iia ALL And then keep Button B pressed for approximately another 2 The best lap time and average lap time can be displayed one stage of an activity to that of the next stage be displayed until 098 and continues to 001 002 and so on Ex If it takes 125 steps to run 100 meters your Reference seconds The running distance which is calculated based on the pace etc setin Split time is the time that has elapsed from the start of stride length can be calculated as follows F 100 advance And Toal ne eS are ME IME Galva dish ayed an activity to any given stage Split time aie ie nie the pace 6 wee ee T Press Button to show the desired channel number ch 5 After F 100 is displayed the watch automatically returns to the inging the pace soun NO MEMORY RECALL display and mark is displayed TIMER i a see Calculating the pace number of steps per minute using The timer can be set from 1 minute to 60 minutes in one minute About memory If Button is pressed while the stopwatch is measuring mark starts the time taken to run 1 km l l l l l ALARM 1 Start gt Stop Reset 3 to 4 units of memory pace in advance Time taken to run 1 km minute x Stride length cm 100 Pr
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45. 3 The summer time DST can also be set for each city except GMT Keep the watch out of the reach of babies and children 1 Buttons and operations hours Selecting the digits to be adjusted Our Grestwich i sount Heo e Z WARNING Extra care should be taken to avoid risks of any injury or allergic rash or itching that may be Press Button to show the TIMER displa e Each alarm channel can be engaged on Button Change to ALARM display 1 Buttons and operations LON London United Kinadom Are Immediately stop wearing the watch in following cases caused when they touch the watch 7 Play Button Reset or disengaged independently Button long press Change to ALARM Press Button to show the WORLD TIME display PAR amp Paris Franc Olf the watch body or band becomes edged by corrosion etc OWhen disposing of used batteries follow the instructions of your local authorities Button B Change to TIMER display TIME SETTING displ BER Berlin German Olf the pins protrude from the band Button Button Button long press Change to TIMER SETTING dis 1 Buttons and operations ISplay Button Setting canceling the DST ATH Athens Greece E Summer time Immediately consult the retailer from whom the watch was purchased or SEIKO pDaily care _ Press Button to show the ALARM dis Button Engagement disengagement of Button 8 Change to WORLD TIME CAI Cairo Egypt DST Daylight S
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47. aving Time CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER The watch requires good daily care Bs pay play the alarm display MOW Moscow Russia Daylight Saving lime Keep the watch and accessories out of the reach of babies and children Wipe away moisture sweat or dirt with a soft cloth ButtonB Button Button Start stop 2 hates Alarm time setting increasing Button Button Selection of the city Baw Baghdad irag Summer time is daylight Care should be taken to prevent a baby or a child accidentally swallowing the accessories After soaking the watch in seawater be sure to wash the watch in clean pure water Timer time setting increasing digits the digits Button Selection of the city DB Tenran ran TIENT saving time advancing the If a baby or child swallows the battery or accessories immediately consult a doctor as it and wipe it dry carefully Ti i i i iNi i i upal nite ra mirates ours j j Button Baio ON ean aS Button Button Button Alarm time setting decreasing Button Button No function KBL Kabu Afghanistan watehone houi to prolong NM MR Water resistance Button No NN an kere 7 the digits Button Turning on the built in illumi KHI Karachi Pakistan daytime during longer daylight a a ao Refer the table below for the description of each degree of water resistant performance Button Turning on built in illuminating light Button No function patie DEL Delhi India hours in s
48. eather band Ou C alarm is engaged or the alarm is disengaged mark is ne FOM WHEW Wie WACA Was BueNased because of deterioration of the adhesive on the glass or gasket or the development of rust A leather band is susceptible to discoloration and deterioration from moisture sweat nn l 19 66 displayed alternately l Alarm on mark It will be replaced at cost on stainless steel and direct sunlight t 0 us to erat i lars ae T Alarm disengaged The normal life expectancy for the liquid crystal panel of the watch is approximately 7 Do not wear the watch while taking a bath or a sauna nae 7 A and eae P pa P by aoe blotting them up with a dry cloth ee ee ee ere TA ee tae ears After that it may decrease in contrast becoming difficult to read Please contact Steam soap or some components of a hot spring may accelerate the deterioration of water OO ey A seconds and automatically stops To ae Alarm H retale ff ie fhe watch was purchased o have the liquid crystal panel resistant performance of the watch mo care when wearing a watch with light colored band as dirt is likely to oe See o eee ee ee AO me replaced with a new one NB OAU ee Refrain from wearing a leather band watch other than Aqua Free bands while bathing A time up warning beep sounds 3 seconds before the set time is up When the set time is up the time up beep or disappears Si adjust metal band yourself as there is a risk of hand or f
49. ess Button A to check the lap time If 10 lap time data have been EE The three channel daily alarm sounds at a designated time hour and Start Stop Mestan Siop Baca atod units oi menor To stop the pace sound press Button again Pace number of steps per minute stored each stored data can be checked in the following order minute every 24 hours pede P i y X While the pace sound is ringing PACE mark flashes Ee Ea parsan whana Sinds Engin is TOT anm run T Rmin Total measurement time gt 1 gt 2 gt gt 9 gt 10 gt Best lap time Average lap time ch 5 Each alarm channel can be engaged on or disengaged Start gt Lap Split Stop Reset 4 to 5 units of memory 8 minutes the pace can be calculated as follows 420 independently Start gt Stop Restart gt Lap Split gt Stop Reset 4 to 5 units of memory 5 How to display the running distance 100 X 1000 l 125 steps minute WORLD TIME Start gt Lap Split gt Lap Split gt Stop Reset 5 to 6 units of memory Displaying running distance 8 minutes x 100 cm The time of 33 cities including GMT throughout the world can be Long press Button D while the stopwatch is measuring The display in the Calculating the time taken to run 1 km using the pace Sti displayed Due to the function displaying the best lap time and average lap time it takes at least three units of memory to store 1 time lower row is chan
50. ete all channels channel when being stored Button D long press Change over between the running distance and p l l is displayed Press Button 8 to show the MEMORY RECALL display The pace sound can be set to ring as a guide for running measurement time displays in the third row If F 100 is displayed it means that 100 units of memory can be used While setting the pace the pace sound can be engaged or disengaged by pressing lt The newest channel is displayed i M a o e ho A n N ee Button Start stop of the pace sound After starting the stopwatch F 100 changes to L 1 a EET n Bes ar aie Inu l l V F tin i nating i The stride length can be set between 30 cm an cm in one centimeter increments ow to use the memory recall function i i measurement time can be displayed eae e aor oe PON X After a measurement lap number flashes and lap and split times are displayed for approximately 10 a If you want to see dalain channels ch 5 CRM pies UOMO eer MEMGEYGECALL gp 9 9 seconds And then the display automatically returns to show the on going measurement and the current About stride length Press Button to show the MEMORY RECALL display l The stored data lap number lap time and split time can be recalled on l TF lap number It is recommended that you measure the stride length when you run ina The newest channel number is disolaved Keep Button pressed for approximately 2 seconds to show CLR Aeon Ror
51. ey are left for display in two to three minutes i ETE enn countries of regions llergist i piay With each press of Button one digit is increased P nu 55 A De aa pour running water directly from faucet i ma aa He n yl ane a on the lower mata edge of shirts i f Button ne diait i r l A j carves Wipe off moisture sweat or soil with a soft cloth as soon as possible m With each press of Button one digit is decreased _ 89 ie 5 REPLACEMENT OF THE ELECTROLUMINESCENT PANEL TWA DeSsure or Ah WALET Om A TAUGAN is Nigh Enough Ie degrade Iie To clean the soil around the joint gaps of the band wipe it out in water and then brush 3 How to use the timer If Button or is kept pressed the digits move quickly A cnn Fl FOR ILLUMINATING LIGHT water resistant performance of a water resistant watch for everyday life it off with a soft toothbrush DPress Button to show the TIMER display After all adjustments are completed press Button to l X If summer time is set to the city which has also been set as HOME in the TIME CALENDAR Do not turn or pull out the crown when the watch is wet Protect the watch body from water splashes by wrapping it up in plastic wrap etc To start or stop the timer press Button release the ALARM SETTING display and to return to the Minute 30 minutes display the summer time will also be shown in the TIME CALENDAR display If summer time is se Water may get inside of the watch
52. focfocfocfociocts tions Refer to HOW TO SET THE TIME AND CALENDAR ding th isplayed l pig eile a Lanes button operations aa le If the D S T summer time is set to on the mark is displayed and the time advances for XIf summer time is set in the TIME CALENDAR display and the same city is selected in the WORLD display If the watch is left untouched with the digits flashing the display will automatically mark disappears The display changes within 2 seconds after the button is pressed one hour TIME display the summer time will also be shown in the WORLD TIME display return to the TIME CALENDAR display in two to three minutes If Button or D is kept pressed the digits move quickly MFEATURES WHOW TO USE THE STOPWATCH WHOW TO USE THE MEMORY RECALL FUNCTION This watch can store time data measured by the equipped stopwatch of The stopwatch can measure up to 9 hours 59 minutes 59 seconds 99 in 1 100 second increments 2 Standard measurement 6 How to confirm and adjust the pace and stride length Up to 100 units of memory can be used to store measured time data 3 How to delete the stored data up to 100 units of memory and can recall data on demand Data within The lap time and split time can be displayed at the same time The best lap time and average lap time can be Button Button Button Button Button Confirming the pace and stride length The stored data can be recalled per channel Make su
53. ged to show the running distance If the Button is long number of steps per minute ME gata yu store data ony in one chanel you can uso 100 uns of memory per channel I you use more ran one channel pressed when the stopwatch is reset the watch stops to display the running Pe a an AUTO ILLUMINATION FUNCTION e units O y you u u l ry n ple l distance and DIS mark is displayed on the left of the time display Pace number of steps per minute x Stride length cm otal measurement time est lap time verage lap time es stored in one channel 100 units of memory can be used but if data is divided and stored in 2 channels 97 units of memory anaes erg Time taken to run 1 km minute gt ne ta di If set in advance the display is illuminated for approximately 2 seconds Gan be used in total X If the Button is long pressed while the running distance is displayed the lower row returns to show the Ri SE IE sane een mines i When the best lap time is displayed BEST and L are alternately displayed with each press of any of the buttons except pressing buttons for When lap ti i ae EE time measured lap time or split time l i i etina i p time split time is being measured if lap number and Full mark flash alternatively in the upper row of the display i e 600 steps per minute the time taken to run 1 km can be i hannel number adjusting items or digits lap time split time cannot be stored any furthe
54. inger injuries swimming and when working with water even if the watch itself is water resistant _ Sounds for approximately 5 seconds X Doing this in any display can stop the alarm A ana losing parts enforced for daily use 10 BAR 20 BAR water resistant Alarm off mark y X To stop the time up warning beep and time up beep while sounding press either Button or Polyurethane band NECESSARY PROCEDURE AFTER THE A polyurethane band is susceptible to discoloration from light and may be deteriorated REMARKS ON THE BATTERY TROUBLESHOOTING NESPECIFICATIONS MBAFTER SALE SERVICE by solvent or atmospheric humidity MEBATTERY CHANGE RESETTING THE IC w e Especially a translucent white or pale colored band easily adsorbs other colors l resulting in color smears or discoloration 1 Battery life indicator ee performance of the watch After the battery is replaced with a new one or when an Problem 1 Frequency of crystal oscillator 32 768 Hz Notes on guarantee and repair Wash out dirt in water and clean it off with a dry cloth The WAtGI I EAD win a Banery edeator a abnormal display such as broken digits appears follow 2 Loss gain monthly rate Less than 20 seconds when the watch Contact the retailer the watch was purchased from or SEIKO Protect the watch body from water splashes by wrapping it up in plastic wrap etc AE yOu nO RAON WHER EG NAY edS To
55. may be shorter such test performed on the watch every time the purchased purchased for inspection and adjustment by disassembly and cleaning overhaul For Pili Sp ventas DOG Saner 1 rep GBS ace Hole An I a ea oe The blur in the glass e Water got inside the watch due to Consult the retailer from whom the watch was replacement of parts please specify SEIKO GENUINE PARTS When asking for 2 Monitor battery Gre cae a eg oe bie ee Se ee ee ee NG purchased inspection and adjustment by disassembly and cleaning overhaul make sure that the The battery in your watch may run down in less than two please check the period required for it p 9 l 9 l gasket and push pin are also replaced with new ones years after the date of purchase as it is a monitor battery X For the solution for troubles other than above contact the retailer from whom the watch was purchased which is inserted at the factory to check the function and Bik 100 100 F
56. n be used for storing measured time data Long press Button when the stopwatch is reset to show the PACE AND STRIDE LENGTH SETTING 1 Buttons and operations Press Button or to select the channel you want to delete TIME CALENDAR The measured data can be sorted by channel when being stored in memory e If F 100 is displayed it means that 100 units of memory can be used F 96 means that 96 units of display The pace currently set is displayed P Button B to show the MEMORY RECALL displ year month Aate day Dour minute Second ne Sune une mak After starting the stopwatch F 100 changes to L 1 memory can be used With each press of Button the display changes ee eS Pay time display can be selected l Restart and Stop can be repeated as many times as necessary Long press Button CLR will be displayed The calendar automatically adjusts for odd and even months including Press button to show the STOPWATCH display l l Select the item you want to adjust With each press of February of leap years fom Januar 1 2009 to December 31 2058 3 Lap time split time measurement if lap time measurement is repeated 10 times Button one digit is increased With each press of Button A Data
57. ore using the watch set the time calendar and then e The watch was exposed to strong ae Th f thi h will b od lv for 7 e Periodic inspection and adjustment by disassembly and cleaning overhaul is than the specified period deteriorate when it is closed When you have the the alarm time erations 7 Battery life indicator e repair parts of this watcn will be retained usually TOr years recommended approximately once every 3 to 4 years in order to maintain optimal The battery life should be approximately 3 years If the alarm battery replaced with a new one also request the 8 IC Integrated Circuit Oscillator frequency divider and Some alternative parts may be used for repair if necessary performance of the watch for a long time According to use conditions the display sounds more than 20 seconds a day if the built in illuminating water resistance test pertaining to the water All the segments of the The battery nears its end e Have the battery replaced with a new one as soon as drivina circuits CMOS LSN_ 1 pi disappearing might be caused by the liquid leakage As the parts such as gasket may more than once a day and or if the pace is set within 150 bar or higher water resistant quality be sure to have X The specifications are subject to change without prior notice for product improvement perspiration and moisture Please contact the retailer from whom the watch was steps minute three times a day the battery life
58. r because all units of memory have been used In such a case lap time split With each press of Button the display in the middle row changes between lap time and split time calculated as follows To check data in ote Chang s press Sunon to select the desired channel numbe ILLUMINATING LIGHT time cannot be recalled alternately 400 x 1000 come and check the data in the same way as procedure The built in light illuminates any digital display for approximately 2 If Full mark appears in the upper row when using the stopwatch lap time split time cannot be stored Refer to HOW TO The running distance displayed is calculated based on the stride length and pace number of steps per 160 steps minute x 100 cm e rallies 120 seconds by pressing the button for turning on the light USE THE MEMORY RECALL FUNCTION 0 NN NN and a a dicisi 6 minutes 15 seconds X If the stride length has not been set mark is displayed in the lower row WHOW TO USE THE TIMER WHOW TO USE THE ALARM WHOW TO USE THE WORLD TIME WTO PRESERVE THE QUALITY OF YOUR WATCH The timer can be set from 1 minute to 60 minutes in one minute increments The three channel daily alarm sounds at a The time of 33 cities in different time zones throughout the world can be displayed 4 Cities and time differences J Do not disassemble or tamper with the watch i i Button A Change between the alarm 1 2 l p designated time hour and minute every 24 and
59. re that the stopwatch is reset before deleting the data If data is deleted when the The best lap time and average lap time can be displayed if only one time data is stored stopwatch is not reset the number of remaining units of memory is not increased the best lap time is displayed 100 units of memory can be sorted by channel when being stored The Long press Button A when the stopwatch is reset stopwatch has a pace sound and running distance calculator as its sub stored in memory The stride length and pace number of steps per alt This A is ne _ as PONS MASA nl fi the The measured and stored lap time split time best lap time and average lap time data can be recalled in the minute currently set can be displayed while Button lt The date when he measurements siared isamenerized inseaenchannel How to delete a channel ern el ei an sColied ie wun ede ache memory recall display is kept pressed X If the stride length is set in advance the running distance calculated based on the stride length and Press Button to show the MEMORY RECALL display equipped with a 3 channel alarm function timer function and world time Refer to HOW TO USE THE MEMORY RECALL FUNCTION for further details Adjusting the pace and stride length pace set in advance and the measurement time is displayed The newest channel is displayed function which can display the time of 33 cities throughout the world Up to 100 units of memory ca
60. recall n automatic elena y Button A Lap split reset while the stopwatch IS measuring dis Button Button ButtonQ Button Button Button one digit is decreased Button Button Button Change to MEMORY RECALL display Keep Button pressed for approximately 2 seconds When CLR D Button playing the set digits when the stopwatch is reset After the adjustment of the pace and stride length is Button long press Data deletion ALL is displayed release Button The stopwatch can measure up to 9 hours 59 minutes 59 seconds 99 in Button long press Change to the STOPWATCH SETTING dis display If the watch is left untouched with the digits l After the number of remaining units is displayed the watch 1 100 second Increments BMN ou flashing the display will automatically return to the Button Pio ee RO tomatically returns to the MEMORY RECALL displ Up to 100 units of memory can be used for storing measured lap time Py mad Uo oP asd Button No function aes eae Pd and split time data Button Start stop LI J3 O T GR ERIA ITONO to ree minutos Button Turning on the built in illuminating light Measured time data within 100 units of memory can be sorted by Button Button Change over between the lap time and split time displays O07 0 5b honed ore RE Ifno data is stored in memory mark Button long press Setting canceling the auto illumination How to del
61. ummer Daylight o not attempt to charge the battery as it may cause a battery explosion or leakage heat of your watch before using Button long press Setting canceling the auto Button Button Button Turni ev built alumi Button nating light DAG Dhaka Bangladesh A obed generation or irreversible damage to the battery iluminati UTLON O urning on the Dulin Humi Button long press Setting canceling RGN Yangon aims saving ime has een a op e Do not use the watch in scuba diving or saturation diving Indication on the case back Water resistant performance Condition of use lluminatlon nating light the auto illumination BKK Banakok Thailand in about 80 countries mainly in The various tightened inspections under simulated harsh environment which are usually Button ButtonF Button long press Setting canceling BUS Beijing China Europe and North America required for watches designed for scuba diving or saturation diving have not been Meith Von water resistance Avoid drops of water or sweat 2 How to set the timer the auto illumination HKG Hong Kong China The adoption and duration of conducted on the water resistant watch with the BAR barometric pressure display For l l l 1 ivi i ivi Water resistance The watch withstands accidental Not suitable for Press Button to show the TIMER display 2 How to use the world time SEL Ta ie daylight saving time vary diving use special watches for diving UNS Ba MENU
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