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Citizen ANA-DIGI 30-7XXX User manual

CITIZEN QUARTZ
ANA-DIGI
Model No. 30-7XXX, JMOXXX
Cal. No. C20❈, C480, T011
• INSTRUCTION MANUAL
CTZ-6751
1. SELECTING BASIC FUNCTIONS
Press Mbutton to select functions.
• Alarm, Stopwatch and calendar modes are
indicated by each flashing mode mark.
• Crown – Analog display set,
M– Mode change, Instant manual return
S– Selection, Reset, Split
R– Adjustment, Start, Stop, Alarm Set,
Illumination
★ The Cal. C20❈doesn’t have any STOPWATCH
or CALENDAR mode mark.
2. ADJUSTING THE ANALOG DISPLAY
Pull out the crown one step and
turn clockwise or
counterclockwise direction to
adjust the analog time display.
The seconds hand will start
timekeeping synchronising with
the digital time display when the
crown is returned to the original
position.
3. ADJUSTING THE DIGITAL TIME DISPLAY
1. Press Mbutton to set to
the normal TIME display
2. Press Sbutton until
SECONDS start flashing.
3. Press Rto set seconds to
“00”.
4. Press Sfor MINUTES
adjustment. MINUTES
start flashing.
5. Press Rand adjust the
minutes.
6. Press Sfor Hours
adjustment. HOURS start
flashing.
7. Press Rand adjust the
hours.
8. Press Sfor 12/24 HOURS
selection. 12/24 HOURS
starts flashing.
9. Press Rand select 12 or
24-HOUR display.
10. Press Sor Mto finalise
adjustment. The watch
returns to the normal
TIME display.
• If the watch is left in the adjustment mode for
about one minute without operating any buttons,
AUTO RETURN will activate to return to the
normal TIME display.
• If seconds adjustment is made when the SECOND
display is showing 30-59 seconds, the MINUTE
display will automatically advance to the next
minute.
• INSTANT MANUAL RETURN to the normal time
display can be made at any stage of adjustment by
pressing Mbutton.
• A and P marks display only under the 12-hour time
system.
TIME ALARM STOPWATCH CALENDAR
TIME
TIME
SECONDS
MINUTES
HOURS
12/24 HOURS
4. SETTING AND USING THE ALARM
• The setting procedure of the ALARM time is the
same as that of the TIME display. Setting order is
as follows: ALARM•HOURS→MINUTES
• The HOURS display will synchronise with the
selection of 12 or 24 HOURS in the TIME
adjustment.
• If the watch is left in the adjustment mode for more
than 1 minute without operating any button, AUTO
RETURN will activate to return to the normal
ALARM display.
• INSTANT MANUAL RETURN to the normal
ALARM display can be made at any stage of
adjustment by pressing Mbutton.
• Press Rbutton in the normal ALARM mode to set
“ON” or “OFF” the alarm. The ALARM set mark
will be indicated.
• ALARM sounds for 20 seconds at the ALARM set
time. Alarm buzzer can be ceased by pressing any
button.
5. USING THE STOPWATCH
Stopwatch operation diagram
• Confirmation sound will be made each time Sor
Rbutton is pressed in the STOPWATCH mode.
• The SPLIT COUNTER mode will turn into the
STOPWATCH COUNTER mode when it is
changed to the other mode while it is in operation.
• The TIMEKEEPING of the stopwatch will be turned
off, if the ALARM buzzer is stopped by pressing S
or Rbutton when the watch is in the STOPWATCH
COUNTER or SPLIT COUNTER mode.
While the split display is in use the SPLIT mark or
S mark is displayed.
★ SPLIT TIME measures the time elapsed after
starting the split time function.
• The stopwatch measurement capacity is 60 minutes,
from 0 to 59' 59.99".
6. ADJUSTING THE CALENDAR
1. Press Mbutton to set to
the normal CALENDAR
display.
2. Press Suntil DATE starts
flashing.
3. Press Rand adjust the
date.
4. Press Sfor MONTH
adjustment. MONTH starts
flashing.
5. Press Rand adjust the
month.
6. Press Sfor DAY
adjustment. DAY starts
flashing.
7. Press Rand adjust the
day.
8. Press Sor Mto finalise
adjustment. The watch
returns to the normal
CALENDAR display.
• INSTANT MANUAL RETURN and AUTO RETURN
system will activate in the same manner as
described in the TIME adjustment.
• If non-existent date is set, the CALENDAR display
will show the 1st day of the next month when
returned to the normal display.
(ex: February➝31 March 1)
• The CALENDAR function includes automatic
month-end adjustment, but in the leap year
changeover for February to March must be made
manually.
(The Cal C20 doesn’t display the CALENDAR
mode mark.)
7. SETTING THE CHIME AND SOUND MONITOR
• Press Sand Rbutton simultaneously in the
normal TIME or normal CALENDAR mode, the
CHIME can be set “ON” or “OFF” each time the
buttons are pressed and the CHIME set mark will
be indicated. The SOUND MONITOR is conducted
at the same time when the buttons are pressed.
CALENDAR
DATE
MONTH
DAY
8. BATTERY REPLACEMENT/ RESET
• Press the M, Sand Rbuttons simultaneously
following battery replacement operations to reset
the watch. Failure to reset the watch after battery
replacement will result in improper timekeeping.
• Pressing all three buttons simultaneously will
cause the watch display to highlight and a
confirmation signal to sound indicating the reset
operation is complete.
Upon reset the watch displays will return to the
following initial settings:
Time: AM 12:00.00
Alarm: AM 12:00.00 OFF
Stopwatch: 00:00.00
Calender: Sunday January 1
Chime: OFF
9. SPECIAL HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Resistance to water
2. Avoid Extremes of Temperature
Avoid exposing this watch to direct sunlight or
leaving it in a high temperature location for a long
period of time. This will cause malfunctioning and
shorten the life of the power cell and liquid crystal
display panel. Do not leave this watch for long
periods in a cold place. This may cause the watch to
gain or lose slightly. If it is worn on the wrist, the
original accuracy will be restored.
3. Avoid Strong Shocks
This watch will withstand normal shock incurred
while playing golf or other sports. Avoid dropping it
on the ground or otherwise imparting a severe
shock to it.
4. Avoid Strong Magnetic Fields
This watch is unaffected by magnetic fields from
domestic appliances, such as television and stereo
sets.
5. Avoid chemicals and gases
Avoid wearing this watch in the presence of
chemicals and gases. Be careful of using chemicals.
Solvents such as benzene and paint thinner (and
products containing such solvents such as gasoline,
manicure remover, certain cleaners and adhesives)
may cause discolouration, melting and bracking.
6. Keep watch clean
A watchband gets easily dirty with the sweat or dust
since it directly touches the skin, and even a
stainless or gold-plated band may sometimes get
rust in the long run if it is left dirty.
For a mesh band because the meshes are very fine,
its particularly “flexibility” will be lost if it is soiled in a
long period of use.
In this respect, it is necessary to wash a metallic
watch band periodically in order to keep the band
beautiful at all times.
A metallic watch band is usually washed with a
brush in soapy water. After that it is well wiped with
the soft cloth having good water absorption properties
to get rid of the water content. Then the band is
dried completely. Please pay attention to prevent the
water from getting inside the watch movement when
the band is washed.
7. Periodic Inspection
Periodic Inspection of the watch at intervals of 1 to
2 years are recommended.
8. Be sure to keep the power cell away from
infants or small children, should accidental
ingestion occur, consult a doctor at once.
10. SPECIFICATIONS
1. Model Name: CITIZEN QUARTZ Combination
Quartz watch
2. Quartz oscillator frequency: 32,768Hz
3. Accuracy when worn under normal
temperature: Within 30 seconds per month
4. Display types: Analog – Hours, Minutes and
Seconds Hand. Digital – FE-type nematic liquid
crystal
5. Digital display method: Push button operated
change-over display
Time: Hours, Minutes, Seconds, AM/PM (A/P)
Calendar: Month, Date, Day
Alarm: Hours, Minutes, AM/PM (A/P)
Stopwatch: Minutes, Seconds, 1/100 second
(60 minutes counter)
6. Additional features: • Chime • Automatic
calendar (Preset for February 28) • 12/24 hour
display • Sound Monitor • Illumination lamp
7. Power Cell: One small silver-oxide power cell
with a life of approximately three years. (after
replacing of new battery)
(Cal. C480 approximately two years and Cal.
T011 approximately one year and half)
*Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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