User manual TAG HEUER MICROTIMER

[. . . ] TAG Heuer has become the official timer of the world's most prestigious sporting events, which require accuracy of up to 1/1000th of a second and is now world leader in the sports watch sector. Each TAG Heuer timepiece is created to satisfy the most rigorous requirements. The materials we use make our watches exceptionally robust, even when used in the roughest conditions. Before it is launched, every new product must successfully pass more than 60 precision and quality tests. Your TAG Heuer has also been individually tested to guarantee its water-resistance and perfect working order. [. . . ] Its life span varies from 2 to 3 years, depending on the intensity of use of the various functions (in particular, audible alarms and backlight). When the battery is reaching the end of its useful life, the two digits "BT" located at the bottom right will flash. Your TAG Heuer retailer must change it as soon as possible. This Microtimer has 4 push buttons: A, B, C and D (fig. 1), whose functions differ according to the chosen mode and the way the wearer presses on the push button. Two types of pressure can be applied: - Short pressure or - Long pressure (> 2 seconds) fig. 1 7 Display modes This Microtimer features six different modes: > > > > > > T1 mode: AL mode: F1 mode: BEST LPmode: Ch mode: T2 mode: Hour and main date Alarm clock F1 timing Best lap (LP = LAP) - the wearer can consult the laps in memory Chronograph 2nd time-zone Details of the modes and functions of the push buttons T1 mode Displays the hour (hour-minute-second) and main date (day of the month; day of the week). T1 mode indication for 3 seconds then AL if the alarm function has been activated (fig. If the AM/PM mode is defined, this mode will be shown in the middle on the right-hand side (fig. In T1 mode, the functions of the push buttons are: A short pressure = activation of screen A saver (screen off)* B = no function C = backlight for 6 seconds D short pressure = access to next mode D long pressure = setting the chosen mode * Note: pressure on one of the four push buttons exits the screen saver. 2 Hours Minutes Seconds AL mode Main time display, alarm clock time. The alarm will be displayed in AM/PM mode or 24 hour mode depending on the main time mode. If the AM/PM indicator lights up, it refers to the chosen alarm time (fig. In AL mode, the functions of the push buttons are: A long pressure = ON/OFF alarm setting. A sound signal denotes ON B long pressure = activates the test alarm clock sound C = backlight for 6 seconds D short pressure = access to next mode D long pressure = setting the chosen mode fig. 4 9 T1 Mode Day of the week Day of the month Alarm mode fig. 5 AM/PM mode AM/PM Mode The alarm sounds for one minute and stops when push button C or D is pressed, whatever the selected mode. F1 Mode Displays the timing of an event in minutes-seconds-thousandths of a second and the main time while timing is in progress. 6) is indicated for 3 seconds, followed by the number of the timed lap. fig. 6 * Note: the time between the last pressure on A and the pressure on B is not memorized, as indicated in the diagram below. To time one lap only, the wearer must start with A, put A in memory and then stop the timing with B. 7 Main F1 mode 11 time This mode enables the wearer to time, for example, several laps (80 laps maximum) of an F1 race. The different lap times are memorized and can then be consulted in "BEST LP (Best Lap) mode". The timing of a lap can be interrupted and the timing operation restarted without losing information about the previous laps. [. . . ] This mode allows for traditional timekeeping (up to 99 hours 59 mins and 59 secs, and 999 thousandths). Single timing or addition of several timings with automatic calculation of intermediate stops. A short pressure = START - STOP - RESTART B long pressure = timing reset when stopped. Minutes Seconds Thousandths STOP of timing: fig. 14 Hours Setting modes Total timing with intermediate times (SPLIT and catch-up), A short pressure = START - STOP - RESTART, B short pressure = SPLIT (display of intermediate timing), catch up, B long pressure = timing reset when stopped. [. . . ]