Pulsar GH Series Product information sheet

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INSTRUCTIONS AND GUARANTEE
FOR OCEANIA
Series GH & TW (Cal. W309, W329)
DIGITAL TYPE

P
PULSAR LC DIGITAL QUARTZ
Cal. W309, W329
CHARACTERISTICS
Each depression of button “A” changes displays as shown below.
A
DISPLAY AND BUTTON OPERATION
Time/calendar display
[Cal. W309] [Cal. W329]
Alarm display
A
1. Time/calendar display: Hour (12- or 24-hour indication),
minute, second, date, month, day of the week, and “A”(AM)/
“P”(PM) mark. Calendar adjusts automatically for odd and
even months except February of leap years.
2. Alarm display: Hour, minute, “A”(AM)/“P”(PM) mark, and
alarm and time signal marks.
3. Stopwatch display: Minute, second, 1/100 second and split
mark. The stopwatch measures in 1/100 seconds up to 60
minutes.
4. 12- or 24-hour display: Changeover between 12- and 24-hour
indications is possible. The alarm display is interlocked with
the time/calendar display.
5. Illuminating light: Illuminates the display in the dark when
button “D” is depressed.
Time/calendar setting
A
A
B
C
B
D
AC
Stopwatch display
D
A

HOW TO SET THE ALARM
B
C
A
Hour 1. Selection of the digits to be adjusted
is made alternately between the hour
and the minute digits by each depression
of button “B”.
2. One digit (flashing) is advanced by
each depression of button “C”. The
digits are advanced quickly by keeping
button “C” depressed. (Be sure to
checkthat“A”(AM)/“P”(PM)iscorrectly
set.)
3. After all adjustments are completed,
depress button “A” to return to the
time/calendar display.
Depress button “A” to show the alarm display, and then depress
button “B” to activate the setting function. The hour digits and
“A”(AM)/“P”(PM) mark start flashing.
*When the time/calendar function is displayed in the 24-hour
indication, the alarm function will also be displayed in the 24-
hour indication.
How to engage and disengage the alarm and hourly time signal
Time signal mark
Alarm mark
* The alarm rings at the designated time for 20 seconds and
stops. However, it can be stopped manually by depressing any
one of buttons “A”, “B” and “C”.
** The alarm sound can be tested by depressing buttons “B” and
“C” at the same time in the time/calendar display.
Alarm Time signal
Engaged
Disengaged
Engaged Disengaged
Disengaged Engaged
In the time/calendar display depress
buttons “B” and “C” at the same time,
and the engagement and disengagement
of the alarm and the time signal rotate
in the following order:
A/P mark Minute
B
C

*The stopwatch measures in 1/100 seconds up to 60 minutes.
When the measurement is over 60 minutes it starts counting up
from “00” again.
Accumulated elapsed time measurement (Ex. Basketball game)
Depress the buttons in the following order: B – B – B – B – C
Measurement between two competitors (Ex. 100m match race)
Depress the buttons in the following order: B – C – B – C – C
Minute
1/100 second
Second
A
Depress button “A” to show the stopwatch display.
HOW TO USE THE STOPWATCH
1. Before using the stopwatch, reset
the digits to “00”.
2. Start and stop of time measuring
aremaderepeatedlybyeachdepression
of button “B”.
3. Depress button “C” while measur-
ing, and the split time is displayed.
4. Depressbutton“C”whilenotmeasuring.
The digits are reset to “00”.
B
C
Split
mark
Split/
Split release/
Reset
Start/
Stop
START RESET
STOP
RESTART
STOP
Split time measurement (Ex. Marathon race)
Depress the buttons in the following order: B – C – C – B – C
START SPLIT TIME SPLIT
RELEASE STOP RESET
FINISH OF
2nd RUNNER TIME OF
2nd RUNNER RESET
TIME OF
1st RUNNER
START
SPLIT
SPLIT SPLIT

HOW TO SET THE TIME/CALENDAR ** If the watch is left untouched in the time/calendar setting
function, it will automatically return to the time/calendar display
in 1 ~ 2 minutes.
* When the seconds show any number from “30” to “59” and
button “C” is depressed in the second setting mode, the seconds
are reset to “00” with one minute added.
2. One digit (flashing) is advanced by
each depression of button “C”. The
digits except seconds are advanced
quicklyby keeping button “C” depressed.
(The seconds are reset to “00” when
button “C” is depress-ed.)
3. After all adjustments are completed,
depress button “A” to return to the
time/calendar display.
1. Selection of the digits to be adjusted
is made in the following order by
depressing button “B”.
Second Minute Hour
Day Date Month
Depress button “A” to show the time/calendar setting function.
The second digits start flashing.
* When the display is set in the 12-hour indication, be sure to
check that AM/PM is correctly set.
** When the time/calendar function is displayed in the 24-hour
indication, the alarm will also be displayed in the 24-hour
indication.
In the time/calendar display, each depression of button “B” for 1
to 2 seconds changes the display as shown above between the 12-
hour and 24-hour indications.
Changeover between 12-hour and 24-hour indications
12-hour indication 24-hour indication
Month
Day Date
A
B
C
Hour
Minute
Second
B
B

TO PRESERVE THE QUALITY OF YOUR WATCH
Your watch contains a highly precise electronic circuit and a
crystal oscillator, and to maintain its high accuracy you should
not subject it to violent shocks or extreme temperatures.
Your watch is classified into one of the following four groups by
the degree of water resistance. Please read the appropriate item
below for proper use.
If your watch is water resistant, “WATER RESISTANT” is shown
on the back of your watch case. If your watch is 100 m or 50 m
water resistant, it is so indicated on the dial. If your watch is
non-water resistant, there is no such indication.
Water resistant (100m/10BAR): These watches are suit-
able for swimming or skin diving (without heavy breathing appa-
ratus), but not for scuba diving. If the watch is exposed to salt
water, rinse it in fresh water and then wipe it thoroughly dry.
Do not press any buttons when the watch is wet.
Water resistant: These watches are designed to withstand
accidental contact with water, for example, splashes or rain, but
should not be worn while swimming or diving.
Water resistant (50 m/5 BAR): These watches are suitable
for swimming and can be worn in the shower, but not for diving.
If the watch is exposed to salt water, rinse it in fresh water and
then wipe it thoroughly dry.
Do not press any buttons when the watch is wet.
Non-water resistant: Care should be taken not to get your
watch wet as water may damage the movement.
•Have your Pulsar watch checked by a PULSAR DEALER periodi-
cally to be sure that the case, buttons, gasket, crystal seal and
push pins remain intact.
The miniature battery SEIKO CR2016 which powers your watch
should last approximately 7 years. However, because the battery
is inserted at the factory, its actual life once in your possession
may be less than the specified period.
Note: If the light is used for more than 5 seconds a day, and the
alarm is used for more than 10 seconds a day, the battery
life may be less than the specified period.
BATTERY CHANGE