User manual LORUS Y922

[. . . ] Button C while keeping button B depressed: Changeover of the calendar (month and date) display. Buttons B & C: Alarm test in the time/calendar d ispla y. s HOW TO SET THE DUAL CALENDAR DISPLAY 1 Depress button "B" to show the calendar (month, date, and day) display. The calendar display is shown while button "B" is kept depressed. 2 The month and the date change places with each other with each depression of button "C" while keeping button "B" depressed . [. . . ] (The alarm set indicator starts flashing. ) 2 Depress button "B" to activate the "Hour" or "Minute" setting. The display changes in the following order with each depression of button "B". Hour setting v B Minute setting w 1 Depress button "A" to activate the time/ calendar setting function. (The time/calendar setting indicator and the second digits start flashing. ) 2 Selection of the digits to be adjusted (flashing) is made in the following order by depressing button "B". Seconds Minutes Day Hour Date Month 3 One digit (flashing) is advanced with each depression of button "C". The digits are advanced quickly by keeping button "C" de pr e sse d . 4 After all the adjustments are completed, depress button "A" to return to the time/ calendar display. (The display returns directly to the time/ calendar display and not to the time/calendar setting. ) N o t e : When setting the hour digits, be sure to check that the "A" (AM)/"P" (PM) mark is correctly set. s HOW TO ENGAGE AND DISENGAGE THE ALARM AND THE TIME SIGNAL 1 Depress button "C" in the time/calendar display to show the alarm display. The alarm display is shown while button "C" is kept depressed. Alarm display B C Hour M i n u t es "A" (AM) 3 One digit (flashing) is advanced with each depression of button "C". (The digits except seconds are advanced quickly by keeping button "C" depressed. ) · Second setting Depress button "C" in accordance with a time signal. When the seconds count any number from "30" to "59" and button "C" is depressed, one minute is added and the seconds are immediately reset to "00". 4 After all the adjustments are completed, depress button "A" to return to the time/ calendar display. N o t e : When setting the hour digits, be sure to check that the "A" (AM)/"P" (PM) mark is correctly set. s HOW TO CHANGEOVER THE 12-HOUR AND THE 24-HOUR INDICATIONS In the calendar or the alarm display, each depression of button "A" changes over the time indication display from the 12-hour to the 24-hour and vice versa. · Changeover in the calendar display 12-hour v w A 24-hour 2 With each depression of button "B" while keeping button "C" depressed, the engagement and disengagement of the alarm and the time signal are made as follows: A [Keeping button "B" depressed] · Changeover in the alarm display 12-hour v w A 24-hour s BATTERY CHANGE The miniature battery SONY CR2016 which powers your watch should last approximately 5 years (for Cal. Y735)/10 years(for Cal. Y922). However, because it is inserted at the factory, the actual life of the battery once in your possession may be less than the specified period. Be sure to replace the battery to prevent any possible malfunction as soon as it runs down. To replace the battery, we recommend taking the watch to a local watch repair shop. N o t e : If the alarm is used for more than 30 seconds a day (and/or the illuminating light for more than 4 seconds a day for Cal. Y735), the battery life may be less than the specified period. A [Keeping button "C" depressed] * When the "A" (AM)/"P" (PM) mark disappears, the calendar or the alarm display is shown in the 24-hour indication. s LUMIBRITE WATCH (dial, hands, buttons, case, bezel, strap, etc. ) s CARE OF YOUR LORUS WATCH · BATTERY 6 If your watch is a LORUS LUMIBRITE watch, it has following features. LORUS LUMIBRITE watches absorb and store light energy from natural and artificial light sources and emit light in the dark. They are made of environmentally friendly material, and therefore, are harmless to human beings and the environment. · With a full charge, LORUS LUMIBRITE watches glow in the dark hours longer than conventional luminous watches of this type. [. . . ] · SHOCKS AND VIBRATIONS Your watch may be worn for normal sports activities, but be careful not to drop it or hit it on hard surfaces. · TEMPERATURE Your watch is preadjusted so that constant accuracy may be insured at normal temperature. Notes: 1 . When the light begins to lose its luminance, this is an indication that the battery is depleted. We recommend that you change the battery before the watch itself stops. [. . . ]