Seiko S770 User manual

S770 KSBS770-A1010
取扱説明書
C-15
S770世界 4 エリア対応 EPD ソーラー電波
日本・ドイツ・イギリス・アメリカ
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4.Howtousethealarm
Howtousethealarm ………………
130
Howtotestthealarmsound………
132
5.ChargingtheSolarBattery
Howtocharge…………………………
133
Howtochargethebattery………
133
Standardchargingtime …………
134
Howtochecktheremainingbatterylevel
…
136
Powersave(Powersaveandsleep)
…
138
6.ToPreservetheQualityofyourWatch
Dailycare ………………………………
140
Performanceandtype ………………
141
WaterResistance ……………………
142
Band………………………………………
144
Specialclasps …………………………
146
Epdtechnology…………………………
151
PowerSource …………………………
152
After-salesservice……………………
154
7.Troubleshooting
Howtoconductmanualreception
(Receptionbymanualoperation)…
156
Toimproveradiowavereception…
160
RadiowavereceptionQ&A ……
161
Howtomanuallysetthetimeanddate
(Year,monthanddate)
…………………
162
Settingthetime……………………
162
Settingthedate(year,monthanddate)
…
166
Howtoswitchbetween
12-Hourand24-Hourformat………
168
Whenyouseeoneofthesedisplays
… …
170
Troubleshooting ………………………
172
Abnormaldisplayorimproperfunction
…
178
HowtoresetthebuiltinIC………
178
8.Specifications
Specifications …………………………
180
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Contents
1.AboutThisProduct
HandlingCautions …………………… 94
Electrophoreticdisplay(EPD) …… 98
Features…………………………………
100
Namesofthepartsandtheirfunctions
……
102
Navigationbarforthefrontbuttons
… …
103
Howtochangethemodesordisplays
…
104
Howtocheckthesettingsofthewatch
(Miscellaneousinformationdisplay)
…………
106
Howtodisplaytheseconds ………
107
Howtochangethestyle(DESIGN)ofthetimedisplay
…
108
2.
HowtosettheTime,DateandDay(RadioSingalReception)
SettingtheTime,DateandDaybyreceivingaradiosignal
110
Mechanismofradiosignalreception
…
110
Automaticreceptionandmanualreception
…
111
Receptionenvironment………………
112
Radiosignalreceptionrange……
112
Roughguideofradiosignalreceptionrange:Japan(JJY)
…
113
Roughguideofradiosignalreceptionrange:Germany(DCF77)
114
Roughguideofradiosignalreceptionrange:UnitedKingdom(MSF)
115
Roughguideofradiosignalreceptionrange:UNITEDSTATESOFAMERICA(WWVB)
116
ToImproveradiosignalreception
…
117
Environmentsinwhichitisdifficulttoreceivearadiosignal
118
Howtosetthehometimecityanddst
(Daylightsavingtime)
…………………
120
DST(DaylightSavingTime) ……
121
Receptionhistorydisplay …………
122
3.Howtousetheworldtimefunction
Howtousetheworldtimefunction
(Howtoshowthecurrenttimearoundtheworld)
…
124
Citynamesandtimedifference……
126
Howtoswitchthehometimeandlocaltime
…
128
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※Lengthadjustment servicefor metallicbands isavailable at
theretailerfromwhomthewatchwaspurchased.Ifyoucannot
haveyourwatchrepairedbytheretailerfromwhomthewatch
waspurchased becauseyou receivedthe watchas agift, or
youmovedtoadistantplace,pleasecontactSEIKOCUSTOMER
SERVICECENTER.
Theservicemayalsobeavailableonachargeablebasisatother
retailers,however,someretailersmaynotundertaketheservice.
ThankyouverymuchforchoosingaSEIKOwatch.
ForproperandsafeuseofyourSEIKOwatch,
pleasereadcarefullytheinstructionsinthis
bookletbeforeusingit.
Keepthismanualhandyforeasyreference.
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Donotturnorpulloutthecrownwhenthe
watchiswet.
Watermaygetinsideofthewatch.
※
Iftheinnersurfaceoftheglassiscloudedwithcondensationor water
dropletsappearinsideofthewatchforalong time,thewaterresistant
performanceofthewatchisdeteriorated.Immediatelyconsulttheretailer
fromwhomthewatchwaspurchasedorSEIKOCUSTMERSERVICECENTER.
Donotwearthewatchwhiletakingabathorasauna.
Beawareofariskthatawaterresistantwatchmaylessenitswater
resistantperformancebecauseof deteriorationof the adhesive on
theglassorgasket,orthedevelopmentofrustonstainlesssteel.
Donotleavemoisture,sweatanddirtonthe
watchforalongtime.
Steam,soaporsomecomponentsofahotspringmayaccelerate
thedeteriorationofwaterresistantperformanceofthewatch.
CAUTION
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1WARNING
CAUTION
Donotusethewatchinscubadivingor
saturationdiving.
The various tightened inspectionsundersimulatedharsh
environment,whichareusuallyrequiredforwatchesdesigned
forscubadivingorsaturationdiving,havenotbeenconducted
onthiswatch.Fordiving,usespecialwatchesfordiving.
Donotpourrunningwaterdirectlyfromfaucetonto
thewatch.
Thewater pressure oftapwaterfromafaucetishigh
enough todegrade thewaterresistant performance ofa
waterresistantwatchforeverydaylife.
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・Avoidwearingorstoringthewatchinthefollowingplaces.
○
Placeswherevolatileagents(cosmeticssuchaspolishremover,bugrepellent,thinnersetc.)are
vaporizing
○ Placeswherethetemperaturedropsbelow5°Corrisesabove35°Cforalongtime
○ Placesofhighhumidity ○ Placesaffectedbystrongmagnetismorstaticelectricity
○ Dustyplaces ○ Placesaffectedbystrongvibrations
CAUTIONS
・Ifyouobserveanyallergicsymptomsorskinirritation
Stopwearingthewatchimmediatelyandconsultaspecialistsuchasadermatologistoran
allergist.
・Othercautions
○Replacementofthemetalbandrequiresprofessionalknowledgeandskill.Pleaseask
theretailerfromwhomthewatchwaspurchasedforreplacementofthemetalband,
asthereisariskofhandorfingerinjuryandfearoflosingparts.
○ Donotdisassembleortamperwiththewatch.
○
Keepthewatchoutofthereachofbabiesandchildren.Extracareshouldbetakentoavoid
risksofanyinjuryorallergicrashoritchingthatmaybecausedwhentheytouchthewatch.
○Whendisposingofusedbatteries,followtheinstructionsofyourlocalauthorities.
○Ifyourwatchisofthefoborpendanttype,thestraporchainattachedtothewatch
maydamageyourclothes,orinjurethehand,neck,orotherpartsofyourbody.
Toindicatetherisks oflightinjuries or material damagesunlessthefollowingsafety
regulationsarestrictlyobserved.
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・Keepthewatchandaccessoriesoutofthereachofbabiesandchildren.
Careshouldbetakentopreventababyorachildaccidentallyswallowingthe
accessories.
Ifababyorachildswallowsthebatteryoraccessories,immediatelyconsultadoctor,as
itwillbeharmfultothehealthofthebabyorchild.
WARNING
・Immediatelystopwearingthewatchinfollowingcases.
○ Ifthewatchbodyorbandbecomesedgedbycorrosionetc.
○ Ifthepinsprotrudefromtheband
※
ImmediatelyconsulttheretailerfromwhomthewatchwaspurchasedorSEIKOCUSTOMERSERVICECENTER.
To indicate therisks ofseriousconsequencessuch assevereinjuriesunlessthe
followingsafetyregulationsarestrictlyobserved.
・Donotremovethesecondarybatteryfromthewatch.
※Aboutthesecondarybattery→POWERSOURCE P152
Replacementofthesecondarybatteryrequiresprofessionalknowledgeandskill.Pleaseask
theretailerfromwhomthewatchwaspurchasedforreplacementofthesecondarybattery.
Installationofanordinarysilveroxidebatterycangenerateheatthatcancausebursting
andignition.
HandlingCautions
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■StyleSelection・・・・・・・・・・・
Function
→P108
■WorldTimeFunction・・・・・
→P124
■AlarmFunction・・・・・・・・・・・
→P130
■FullyAutomatic・・・・・・・・・・・
CalendarFunction
■BatteryLifeIndicator・・・・
→P136
■PowerSaveFunction・・・・
→P138
Youcanchooseastyle(design)oftimedisplaysothat
thewatchmatchesyoursituationorpreference.
Thewatch can displaythelocal time in32cities or
regionsaroundtheworld.
Thenameofthedesignatedcityisshowninfull.
Threedifferentalarmtimescanbeset.
The1-time alarm, whichsoundsonce at the
designatedtime,andtheDailyalarm,whichsoundsat
thedesignatedtimeeverydayareavailable.
Nomanual calendar adjustmentatthe end ofthe
monthisrequiredupuntiltheendoftheyear2060.
Thewatch indicates theapproximateremaining
batterylevel.
Ifno button ispressedwhile the watchremainsin
darkness,thePowerSaveModeisactivatedtoreduce
theenergyconsumption.
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1Features
Thissolar-charged,radio-controlledwatchhasanElectrophoreticDisplay(EPD)withanactivematrix
system,whichofferssharp,clearfiguresandgraphicsonscreen.
→ Electrophoreticdisplay P98
・Thewatch canreceivestandard radio wavesfromJapan, Germany,theUnited
KingdomortheUnitedStates.
・The watchcan displaythe localtime in32 citiesor regionsaroundtheworld.
Withthisfunction,thewatchcanbeconvenientlyusedanywhereacrosstheglobe.
■RadioWave・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
ReceptionFunction
→P110
■ReceptionHistory・・・・・・・・
DisplayFunction
→P122
■SolarCharging・・・・・・・・・・・
Function
→P133
Thewatchpreciselyadjuststhetimeanddatebyautomaticallyreceiving
timesignalsviaradiowaveseveryday.
Inaddition,radiowavescanbereceivedbymanualoperation.
The watch can receive time signals via radio waves transmitted from
Japan(twolocations),Germany,theUnitedKingdomortheUnitedStates.
Thewatchdisplaysthetimeanddateofthelatestsuccessful
radiowavereception.Italsoindicatesthetransmittingstation
fromwhichthewatchreceivedthelatestradiowaves.
Thebuilt-in solar panelconvertsany form oflightinto
electricalenergyto power thewatch.Once fully
charged,thewatchcanrunforuptoninemonths.
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・SwitchingspeedoftheElectrophoreticDisplay
■Responseoftheelectrophoreticdisplay
・Reversemotionoftheblackandwhiteparticles
・
TheswitchingspeedoftheElectrophoreticDisplayisslowercomparedtoothertypesofdisplayssuchasLEDs.
Especiallywhenthewatchisusedatalowtemperature,theswitchingspeedmaybecomeevenslower.
・
Waituntilthewatchfinishesswitchingitsdisplaybeforeproceedingtothenextoperation.
・
Inthetimedisplay,onceevery10minutesandeachtimewhenthemodeisswitched,theblackandwhite
particlesarereversed.Thisisnotamalfunction.(Thisisaprogrammedactiontomaintainthedisplayquality.)
CAUTION
■Displayatalowtemperature
Whenthewatchtemperaturedropsbelow-5℃,youwillseethedisplay
shownattheright.Insuchacase,movethewatchtoawarmplace
andwaitforawhileuntilthedisplayreturnstothenormaltimedisplay.
■Displayatahightemperature
Whenrechargingthewatch,donotplacethewatchinaplacewhereitwillbe
subjected tohightemperatures. When thewatchtemperaturerisesabove
50 ℃ ,thedisplaywillgoblank.If thishappens,press any button.Youwill
seethedisplayshownattheright.Insuchacase,movethewatchtoacool
placeandwaitforawhileuntilthedisplayreturnstothenormaltimedisplay.
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AboutThisProduct
1Electrophoreticdisplay(EPD)
This watch utilizes aspecialElectrophoretic Display,thekindof
displaycommonlyreferredtoasElectronicPaperDisplay.Equipped
withadisplaydrivesystemcalledanactivematrixsystem,the
ElectrophoreticDisplayhasthefollowingdistinctivefeatures.
・Natural-lookingsmoothcharactersandfigures
・High-contrastblack-and-whitedisplaywithhighvisibility
・Wideviewingangleevenwhentilted
→Epdtechnology P151
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MiscellaneousInformationdisplay P106
Worldtimefunction P124
Alarmfunction P130
Howtoconductmanualreception
(Receptionbymanualoperation) P156
Howtosetthehometimecityanddst
(Daylightsavingtime) P120
Menudisplay
Youcancheckataglancethecurrentlydesignated
hometimecity,thenumberofactivatedalarms,and
radiosignalreceptionhistoryetc.
Styleselectionmode P108
Youcanchoosea style (design)of timedisplayso
thatthewatchmatchesyoursituationorpreference.
※Ifnobuttonispressedforapproximatelyoneminute,thedisplayreturnstothetimedisplay.
Howtomanuallysetthetimeanddate
(Year,monthanddate) P162
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1Howtochangethemodesordisplays
Timedisplay
StyleSelectionMode
Seconddisplay
P107
BACK
button
Frontbuttons
Built-inlight
button
Navigation
barfor
thefront
buttons
Toreturntothepreviousdisplay,presstheBACKbutton.
Pressitoncetoreturntothepreviousdisplay.
Holditdowntoreturntothetimedisplay.
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■Navigationbarforthefrontbuttons
Thenavigationwordsorsymbolswillappearabovethefrontbuttons
toletyouknowthefunctionofeachbuttonduringtheoperation.
Example:StyleSelectionMode
Navigationbar
Frontbuttons
Togo to the
MenuDisplay
P104
TogototheMiscellaneous
InformationDisplay
P106
Tochangethestyle
P108
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1Namesofthepartsandtheirfunctions
Solarpanel
Built-inlightbutton
Toturnthelighton
BACKbutton
Pressitoncetomovebackward.
Holditdowntoreturntothe
timedisplay.
Howtodisplaytheseconds
→P107
FRONTbuttons
→P103
Built-inantenna
Anantennaforradiowave
receptionis embedded
underneaththescreen.
→Aboutrecharging
P133
※
Thesizeandorientationofthefiguresintheillustrationsappearinginthisinstructionbookletmaydifferfromwhatyouseeonyourwatch.
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PresstheBACKbutton.
The watchreturnsto the
timedisplay.
Howtoreadthe
timeintheStyle5.
Example:10oʼclock
and8minutes
hour minute
※IftheBACKbuttonisnotpressed
forapproximatelyoneminute,the
watchautomatically returnsto
thetimedisplay.
※
The watch has variationsof
backgroundcolorsdepending
ontheselectedstyle.
Thewatchdisplaysthetime
intheselectedstyle(design).
BACK
button
Style5(playingcards)
Style1
※
TheStyle2and4donothavetheAM/PM,month,date,anddayoftheweekindications.
TheStyle5doesnothavetheAM/PM,month,dateanddayoftheweekindicationsorthe24-hourformatdisplay.
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Howtochangethestyle(DESIGN)ofthetimedisplay
Youcanchooseastyle(design)oftimedisplaysothatthewatchmatchesyoursituationorpreference.
Inthetimedisplay,press
anyoneofthefrontbuttons.
※
If thewatch is notinthetime display,hold
downtheBACKbuttonfirsttogobacktothe
timedisplay,andthenpressanyfrontbutton.
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ThewatchenterstheStyleSelectionMode.
Witheachpressingof ,thestyle(design)willchange.
Thewatchhasfivedifferent
styles(designs)tochoosefrom.
Press toselectastyle(design).
Style2
Style4Style3
StyleSelectionMode
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Howtodisplaytheseconds
Inthetimedisplay,presstheBACKbuttontodisplaytheseconds.
Press toreturntothetimedisplay.
Ifnobuttonispressedforapproximatelyoneminute,
thewatchautomaticallyreturnstothetimedisplay.
BACK
button
TimeDisplay
SecondDisplay
(Hour,minuteandseconddisplay)
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Howtocheckthesettingsofthewatch(Miscellaneousinformationdisplay)
The Miscellaneous Information Displayallowsyou tocheckat aglancethevarious
settingsof the watchincluding the designated hometimecity,thenumberofactivated
alarms,andtheradiosignalreceptionhistory.
Nameofthehometimecity・Timedifference
fromUTC
→Howtosetthehometimecityanddst
(Daylightsavingtime) P120
→UTC P126
ToshowtheMiscellaneousInformationDisplay→ Howtochangethemodesanddisplays P104
Monthanddateofthelatestsuccessful
radiowavereception
→Receptionhistorydisplay P122
Batterylifeindicator→P136
Numberof
activatedalarms
→Howtousethe
alarm P130
Currentdate,day
oftheweek,month
andyear
Currenttime
Ifthehometimecityisnotadequatelydesignated,
thewatchcannotreceiveradiowavesevenifitis
locatedwithintheradiowavereceptionrange.
DST(DaylightSavingTime)indicator
TheDSTappearsonlywhenthe
DSTisturnedon.
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HowtosettheTime,DateandDay(RadioSingalReception)
Ohtakadoya-yama
transmitting
station(40kHz)
Hagane-yama
transmitting
station(60kHz)
Approximately
1,000km
Approximately
1,000km
※
Evenifthewatchislocatedwithintheradiosignalreceptionrange,thewatchmayfailtoreceiveradiosignalsdependingonits
receptoinenvironmentwhichisofteninfluencedbyacombinationoffactorsincludingweather,terrain,buildings,directionetc.
→Conditionsinwhichthewatchmaybeunabletoreceiveradiosigbnals⇒P118
■Roughguideofradiosignalreceptionrange:Japan(JJY)
JJYisoperatedbytheNationalInstituteofInformationand
CommunicationsTechnology(NICT).
JJYistransmittedfromtwostationsinJapan.Eachstation
transmitsJJYindifferentfrequencies.
Fukushima(Ohtakadoya-yamatransmittingstation:40kHz)
Kyushu(Hagane-yamatransmittingstation:60kHz)
Asaroughguide,radiosignalreceptionrangeiswithin
anapproximateradiusof1000kilometersfromthe
transmittingstation.
WhenTYO(Tokyo),SEL(Seoul)orHKG(HongKong)isselectedforthecitycode
ofthehometime,thewatchreceivesstandardfrequencysignalsofJapan.
※
WhilethewatchisreceivingstandardfrequencysignalsofJapan
(JJY),theJP40orJP60indecatorappearsonthedisplay
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2
HowtosettheTime,DateandDay(RadioSingalReception)
Receptionenvironment
Thiswatchcan receivestandard frequency signalsof Japan(twotransmitting stations),Germany,
theUnitedKingdomandtheUnitedStatesofAmerica.Bysettingthecitycodeofthehometime,you
canchoosethetransmittingstationfromwhichthewatchreceivesstandardfrequencysignals.
→Howtosetthehometimecityanddst(Daylightsavingtime)⇒P120
Japan(JJY)
P113 UnitedStates
ofAmerica
(WWVB)P116
United
Kingdom
(MSF)P115
Germany
(DCF77)P114
■Radiosignalreceptionrange
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2
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※
Unlessthecitycodeofthehometimeiscorrectlyset,thewatchmayfailtoreceiveradiosignals.Ensurethatthe
citycodeofthehometimeiscorrectlyset. →Howtocheckthesettingsofthewatch(Miscellaneousinformation
display) ⇒ P106
※
Thereceptionenvironmentwillofteninfluencewhetherthewatchsuccessfullyreceivesradiosignals. →To I m prove
radiosignalreception ⇒ P117 →Conditionsinwhichthewatchmaybeunabletoreceiveradiosignals⇒P118
※
Thewatchisunabletoreceiveradiosignalsoutsidetheradiosignalreceptionrange →Radiosignalreception
range ⇒P112
・Manualreception
Whenthiswatchcannotautomaticallyreceivearadiosignaldue to adifficult
receivingenvironment,itispossibletoreceivethemarbitrarilyatanytime.
→Howtoconductmanualreception P156
・Automaticreception
Thiswatchsetsthetime,dateanddaybyautomaticallyreceivingaradiosignalatafixedtime.Thiswatch
automaticallyreceivesaradiosignalat2:00AMand4:00AM.
AutomaticreceptioniscarriedoutonlywhenthewatchiseitherintheTIMEmodeorintheWORLDTIMEmode.
■Automaticreceptionandmanualreception
※Whenthiswatchsuccessfullyreceivesaradiosignal,itwillstopautomaticrecetion.
・
Placethewatchinaplacewhereitcaneasilyreceivearadiosignalsuchasnearawindow.
・Whilethewatchisreceivingradiosignals,donotmoveit.
→ToImproveradiosignalreception P117
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2
HowtosettheTime,DateandDay(RadioSingalReception)
■Mechanismofradiosignalreception
SettingtheTime,DateandDaybyreceivingaradiosignal
The radio-controlledwatchdisplaysthe preciseTime,DateandDaybyautomatically
receivingandsynchronizingitselfwiththeradiosignalofanofficialstandardfrequency.
Transmitting
Station
Cesium
AtomicClock
Radio-controlledwatch
Receiveradiosignals
throughtheantenna
insidethewatch
↓
Analyzetime
information
↓
Displaythecurrent
Time,DateandDay
Officialstandard
frequency
Timesignaltransmittedbyastandardfrequencyisbasedonasuperaccurate"Cesium
AtomicClock"thatmayhavea1secondlossorgainperonehundredthousandyears.
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Antenna
■ToImproveradiosignalreception
※
Ifthebuttonisoperatedwhilethewatchisreceivingaradiosignal,thereceptionwillbecancelled.
・
Placethewatchinaplacewhereitcaneasilyreceivearadiosignalsuchasnearawindow.
※Locationsoftransmittingstations→RadiosignalreceptionrangeIndicationP112
・Donotmovethewatchwhileitisreceivingradiosignals.
Toenhancethereceptionofradiosignals,donotmovethewatchordonot
changetheorientationofthewatchwhileitisreceivingradiosignals.
Theantennaisembeddedatthe12oclockpositionofthewatch.Turningtheantennatowardthe
outsideofawindoworthedirectionfacingtransmittingstationshelpsimproveradiosignalreception.
117
2
HowtosettheTime,DateandDay(RadioSingalReception)
WWVBisoperatedbyNIST.
FortCollinsradiostation(60kHz),
Denver,Colorado
※NIST:NationalInstituteofStandardsand
Technology
Asaroughguide,radiosignalreceptionrangeiswithinanapproximate
radiusof1500kilometersfromthetransmittingstation.
■
Roughguideofradiosignalreceptionrange:UNITEDSTATESOFAMERICA(WWVB)
FortCollins
transmitting
station(60kHz)
Approximately1,500km
※
Evenifthewatchislocatedwithinthereceptionrange,thewatchmayfailtoreceiveradiosignalsdependingonitsreception
environmentwhichisofteninfluencedbyacombinationoffactorsincludingweather,terrain,buildings,directionetc.
→Conditionsinwhichthewatchmaybeunabletoreceiveradiosignals⇒P118
WhenLAX(LosAngels),DEN(Denver),CHI(Chicago)orNYC(New
York) isselectedforthe city code of thehometime,thewatch
receivesstandardfrequencysignalsoftheUnitedStates.
※
Whilethewatchisreceivingstandardfrequencysignalsofthe
UnitedStates(WWVB),theUS60indicatorappearsonthedisplay.
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2
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■
Roughguideofradiosignalreceptionrange:UnitedKingdom(MSF)
MSFisoperatedbyNPL.
NorthwestCumbria
Anthorntransmittingstation:60kHz
※NPL:NationalPhysicalLaboratory
Asa roughguide,radio signal receptionrangeis within an
approximateradiusof800kilometersfromthetransmittingstation.
Anthorntransmitting
station(60kHz)
Approximately800km
※
Evenifthewatchislocatedwithintheradiosignalreceptionrange,thewatchmayfailtoreceiveradiosignalsdependingonits
receptionenvironmentwhichisofteninfluencedbyacombinationoffactorsincludingweather,terrain,buildings,directionetc.
→Conditionsinwhichthewatchmaybeunabletoreceiveradiosignals ⇒ P118
WhenLON(London),PAR(Paris),BER(Berlin),ATH(Athens),CAI(Cairo)or
UTC(UniversalTimeCoordinated)isselectedforthecitycodeofthehome
time,thewatchreceivesstandardfrequencysignalsoftheUnitedKingdom.
※Whilethewatchisreceivingstandardfrequency
signalsoftheUnitedKingdom(MSF),theUK60
indicatorappearsonthedisplay.
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2
HowtosettheTime,DateandDay(RadioSingalReception)
■
Roughguideofradiosignalreceptionrange:Germany(DCF77)
DCF77isoperatedbyPTB.
SoutheasternFrankfurt
Mainflingentransmittingstation:77.5kHz
※PTB:Physikalisch-TechnischeBundesanstalt
Asa roughguide,radiosignalreception range iswithinan
approximateradiusof700kilometersfromthetransmittingstation.
Mainflingen
transmitting
station(77.5kHz)
Approximately
700km
※
Evenifthewatchislocatedwithintheradiosignalreceptionrange,thewatchmayfailtoreceiveradiosignalsdependingonits
receptionenvironmentwhichisofteninfluencedbyacombinationoffactorsincludingweather,terrain,buildings,directionetc.
→Conditionsinwhichthewatchmaybeunabletoreceiveradiosignals⇒P118
WhenBER(Berlin),ATH(Athens),CAI(Cairo),LON(London),PAR(Paris)
orUTC(UniversalTimeCoordinated)isselectedforthecitycodeofthe
hometime,thewatchreceivesstandardfrequencysignalsofGermany.
※While thewatch is receiving standardfrequency
signals ofGermany(DCF77), theGE77indicator
appearsonthedisplay.
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SettingthehometimecityandDST(DaylightSavingTime)
3
■DST(DaylightSavingTime)
DSTstandsforDaylightSavingTime.
・Evenifthewatchcanreceiveradiowaves,itcannotautomaticallysettheDaylight
SavingTime.ItisnecessarytosettheDaylightSavingTimebymanualoperation.
DaylightSaving Timeisa systemof advancing thewatchonehourtoprolong daytimeduring longerdaylight
hoursinsummer.DaylightSavingTimeisobservedmainlyinEuropeandtheUnitedStates.Theareaorduration
ofDaylightSavingTimevariesdependingonthecountry.→Namesofthecitesandtimedifference P126
Toreturntothetime
display,holddownthe
BACKbutton.
HoldDown.
Press or toselectthenameof
thecityortimedifferencefromUTC.
Holditdowntofast-forwardby4cities.
Press or toturn
theDSTonoroff.
Settingthehometimecity
andtimedifferencefromUTC
SettingtheDST
(DaylightSavingTime)
Returningtothe
MiscellaneousSettingDisplay
121
2
HowtosettheTime,DateandDay(RadioSingalReception)
Howtosetthehometimecityanddst(Daylightsavingtime)
2
Whenyouusethewatchinadifferentcityorregionthanusual,orwhenthetime
differencefromUTCchangesorDaylightSavingTimestartsor endsintheplace
youusethewatch,followtheproceduresbelowtochangethesettingsofthewatch.
1
Toshowt heMenuDisplay
→Howto changethemodes and
displays P104
IntheMiscellaneousSetting
Display,select
andpress .
IntheMenuDisplay,
select
andpress .
MenuDisplay
MiscellaneousInformationDisplay
120
2
HowtosettheTime,DateandDay(RadioSingalReception)
CAUTION
・Thewatchmaydisplaythewrongtimeifitfailstoreceiveradiosignalsproperlybecause
ofinterference. The watchmay also failtoreceive radiosignalsproperly dependingon
thelocationorradiowavereceivingconditions.Inthiscase,movethewatchtoanother
placewhereitcanreceiveradiosignals.
・Whenthewatchisoutofreceptionrange,itsaccuratequartzmovement(loss/gain:±
15secondspermonthonaverage)willcontinuetokeepthetime.
・Thetimesignaltransmissionmaybestoppedduringmaintenanceofthefacilitiesofeach
transmittingstation or becauseofa lightningstrike.Insuch acase,see eachstation's
websiteforfurtherinformationorcontactSEIKOCUSTOMERSERVICECENTER.
・Websitesoftransmittingstations(asofAugust,2010)
Japan :NICT(JapanStandardTimeGroup)http://www.jjy.nict.go.jp/
Germany :PTBhttp://www.ptb.de/en/org/4/44/442/dcf771e.htm
UK :NPLhttp://www.npl.co.uk/
USA :NISThttp://www.nist.gov/physlab/div847/grp40/wwvb.cfm
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2
HowtosettheTime,DateandDay(RadioSingalReception)
■Environmentsinwhichitisdifficulttoreceivearadiosignal
・Closetohomeelectrical
appliancessuchasTV's,
refrigeratorsorairconditioners
・ClosetoOAdevisessuch
asmobilephones,personal
computersorfaxmachines
・Closetosteeldesksor other
furnituremadeofmetal
・Inplacesgenerating
radiointerference,
suchasconstruction
sitesorplaceswith
heavytraffic.
・Closetooverhead
powerlines,TV
stations,traincables.
・Inside a building, b etwee n tall
buildings,underground.
・Insideavehicle,train,orairplane
Avoidputtingthewatch
insuchplaceswhenit
receivesradiosignals.
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Howtousetheworldtimefunction
3
4
※TheDSTcanbesetindividuallyfor
eachcityandregion.
→DST P121
Press or to
selectthecityof
whichyouwantto
seethelocaltime.
3Press tosetthe
DSTasneeded.
DSTindicator(DSTisON.)
Pressitonceto
advanceonecity.
Holditdowntofast-
forwardby4cities.
2
Pressanyoneof
thefrontbuttons.
Thenavigationbarforthe
frontbuttonsappears.
Navigationbar
※
IftheBACKbuttonispressed,orifnobuttonis
pressedforapproximatelyoneminute,thewatch
automaticallyreturnstotheWorldTimeDisplay.
Toreturntothetimedisplay,
holddowntheBACKbutton.
Holddown
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Howtousetheworldtimefunction(Howtoshowthecurrenttimearoundtheworld)
Thewatchcandisplaythecurrenttime(thelocaltime),month,dateand
dayoftheweekin32citiesandregionsaroundtheworld.
Thetimeinthehometimecityissimultaneouslydisplayed.
1
ThewatchenterstheWorldTimeDisplay.
YoucanusethewatchintheWorldTimeDisplay.
< Hometime >
time,DST(DaylightSavingTime)
※Whenyouusethewatchinadifferentcityorregionthanusual,orwhenthe time
differencefromUTCchanges,thehometimeshouldbechangedaccordingly. →P120
※Thehometimeandlocaltimecanbeswitched. →P128
ToshowtheMenuDisplay→Howtochange
themodesanddisplaysP104
IntheMenuDisplay,select andpress .
Menudisplay
WorldTimeDisplay
cityname
timedifferencefromUTC
Month,date,dayoftheweek,time
< localtime >
※
WhentheDST(DaylightSaving
Time)isturnedonforthelocal
time, willalsoappear.
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2
HowtosettheTime,DateandDay(RadioSingalReception)
Checktheyear,month,date,timeofthelatestsuccessfulradiowavereception,and
thetransmittingstationandcountryfromwhichthewatchreceivedtheradiowaves.
Thetransmittingstationandits country will
beshowninoneofthesedisplays.
Transmitting
stationandits
countryfromwhich
thewatchreceived
theradiowaves
Year,month,date,
timeofthelatest
successfulradio
wavereception
Transmit t ing
stations
Namesofthe
countries
Screenshots
JJY
40kHz Japan
JJY
60kHz Japan
DCF77 Germany
MSF TheUnited
Kingdom
WWVB TheUnited
States
Toreturntothetimedisplay,
holddowntheBACKbutton.
Holddown
3
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2
HowtosettheTime,DateandDay(RadioSingalReception)
Receptionhistorydisplay
Youcancheckthedetailsofthelatestradiowavereception.
Youcanalsocheckthemonthanddateofthelatestradiowavereceptioninthe
Miscellaneousinformationdisplay. →P106
2
1
Toshowt heMenuDisplay
→Howtochangethemodes
anddisplaysP104
IntheMenuDisplay,
select
andpress .
Select
andpress .
RadioWaveReceptionMode
MenuDisplay
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3
Press toselectHomeorLocal,andpress .
3
Hometime:Tokyo
Localtime:NewYork
Hometime:NewYork
(DSTON)
Localtime:Tokyo
※
Whenthehometimeandlocaltimeareswitched,theDST
settingwillbecarriedoveralongwiththetimesetting.
Witheachpressingof ,HomeorLocalisselectedalternately.
Press toswitch
Toreturntothetime
display,holddownthe
BACKbutton.
Holddown
Returningtothe
MiscellaneousSettingMode
Timeinthehometimecity
andtheDST(Daylight
SavingTime)setting
Timeinthehometimecity
andtheDST(Daylight
SavingTime)setting
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3
Thehometimeandlocaltimecanbeswitched.
Howtoswitchthehometimeandlocaltime
21
Toshowt heMenuDisplay
→Howto changethemodes
anddisplays P104
IntheMenuDisplay,
select and
press .
IntheMiscellaneousSetting
Mode,select
andpress .
MenuDisplay
MiscellaneousSettingMode
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Howtousetheworldtimefunction
3
UTC:CoordinateUniversalTime
UTCistheuniversalstandardtimecoordinatedthroughinternationalagreement.Itisused
astheofficialtimearoundtheworld.
※
ThetimedifferencesanduseofDaylightSavingTimeineachareaaresubjecttochangeaccordingtothegovernmentsof
therespectivecountriesorregions.
※
Insomeregions,timezonesthatdifferfromUTCbyhalf-orquarter-hourtimedifferencesareestablished.(Forexample,somepartsofIndia.)
Citycodes Citynames
Namesofthecountriesorregions
TimedifferencefromUTC
Receivableradiowaves
HONGKONG HongKong China 8hours JJY40/60
SEOUL Seoul Korea 9hours JJY40/60
TOKYO Tokyo Japan 9hours JJY40/60
ADELAIDE Adelaide ★ Australia 9.5hours −
SYDNEY Sydney ★ Australia 10hours −
NOUMEA Nouméa NewCaledonia 11hours −
WELLINGTON Wellington ★ NewZealand 12hours −
HONOLULU Honolulu UnitedStates -10hours −
ANCHORAGE Anchorage ★ UnitedStates -9hours −
LOSANGELES LosAngels ★ UnitedStates -8hours WWVB
DENVER Denver ★ UnitedStates -7hours WWVB
CHICAGO Chicago ★ UnitedStates -6hours WWVB
NEWYORK NewYork ★ UnitedStates -5hours WWVB
SANTIAGO Santiago ★ Chile -4hours −
RIODEJANEIRO RiodeJaneiro ★ Brazil -3hours −
AZORES Azores ★ Azores -1hour −
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Citynamesandtimedifference
DaylightSavingTimeisobservedinthecitiesofregionswitha★mark.(AsofAugust2010) →DST(DaylightSavingTime) P121
CityCodes CityNames
Namesofthecountriesorregions
TimedifferencefromUTC
Receivableradiowaves
UTC −
CoordinateUniversalTime
DCF77/MSF
LONDON London ★ UnitedKingdom 0hour DCF77/MSF
PARIS Paris ★ France 1hour DCF77/MSF
BERLIN Berlin ★ Germany 1hour DCF77/MSF
ATHENS Athens ★ Greece 2hours DCF77/MSF
CAIRO Cairo ★ Egypt 2hours DCF77/MSF
MOSCOW Moscow ★ Russia 3hours −
BAGHDAD Baghdad Iraq 3hours −
TEHRAN Teheran ★ Iran 3.5hours −
DUBAI Dubai
UnitedArabEmirates
4hours −
KABUL Kabul Afghanistan 4.5hours −
KARACHI Karachi Pakistan 5hours −
DELHI Delhi India 5.5hours −
DHAKA Dhaka Bangladesh 6hours −
YANGON Yangon Myanmar 6.5hours −
BANGKOK Bangkok Thailand 7hours −
※Thewatchautomaticallytunesintothetransmittingstationaccordingtothedesignatedhometimecity.
→Howtocheckthesettingsofthewatch(Miscellaneousinformationdisplay) P106
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5
ChargingtheSolarBattery
■Howtochargethebattery
Tochargethebattery,exposethesolarpaneltolight.
Howtocharge
※Whenrechargingthebattery,makesurethatthewatchisnotheatedtoahightemperature(The
operationaltemperaturerangeofthewatchisbetween-5ºCand+50ºC.)
※Whenfirst usingthe watchorstartingtouse thewatch after ithasstoppedbecauseofthe
energydepletion,sufficientlychargethewatchreferringtothetableontheP134
Toensureoptimalperformanceofthewatch,makesure
thatthewatchiskeptsufficientlychargedatalltime.
Underthe following conditions,itisvery likely thatthe
batterywillrundownduetoinsufficientbatterycharge.
・Whenthewatchisconcealedunderlongsleeveshirts
・If thewatchisused or storedcontinuallyunder
conditionswhereitcannotreceivesufficientlight
Solarpanel
133
Howtousethealarm
4
Howtotestthealarmsound
2 3
Thealarm soundsfor
10seconds.
Youcantestthealarmsoundfor10seconds.
ToshowtheMenuDisplay
→
Howtochangethe
modesanddisplays
P104
IntheMenuDisplay,
select ,
andpress .
Select ,
andpress .
Press .
1
Toreturntothetime
display,holddownthe
BACKbutton. Holddown
MiscellaneousSettingMode
MenuDisplay
132
Howtousethealarm
4
Whenthetimereachesthedesignatedalarmtime,thealarmsoundsfor10seconds.
Tostopthealarm,pressanybutton.
※Youcantestthealarmsound. →Howtotestthealarmsound P132
※Ifthealarmsoundswhilethewatchisreceivingradiowaves,thereceptionwillbeterminated.
1-timestandsfor1-timealarm,
whichsoundsonlyonce.
DailystandsforDailyalarm,
whichsoundseveryday.
Witheachpressingof ,theselectablesegmentwillbeactivated.
Press or tochoosethedesiredalarmtype.
Press or tosettheminute.
To return to t he
timedisplay,hold
downthe BACK
button.
Holddown
Pressitoncetoadvanceby
oneminute.
Holditdowntofast-forward.
Minutesetting
1-timealarmor
Dailyalarmsetting
ReturningtotheAlarmSettingMode
※
Thealarmwillbeturnedon.
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Howtousethealarm
4
Howtousethealarm
Uptothreedifferentalarmtimesthatsoundsateachdesignatedtimecanbeset.
Youcanselect either1-timealarm,whichsounds onceatthedesignatedtime,or
theDailyalarm,whichsoundsatthedesignatedtimeeveryday.
Whenthehometimereachesthedesignatedalarmtime,thealarmsounds.
2Settingthe
alarmtime.
3
Witheachpressingof , the
alarmisalternatelyturnedonoroff.
ON OFF
ToshowtheMenuDisplay
→
Howtochangethe
modesanddisplays
P104
IntheMenuDisplay,
select and
press .
1
Press to
selectthedesired
alarmtype.
Press or tosetthehour.
Pressitoncetoadvanceby
onehour.
Holditdowntofast-forward.
MenuDisplay
AlarmSettingMode
Hoursetting
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ChargingtheSolarBattery
Blank
Blank
Extremelylow Nocharge
Built-inlightwillbedisabled.
Buttonoperation/Radiowavereceptionwillbesuspended.
Built-inlightandalarmwillbedisabled.
Rechargethewatchsufficiently
until the batterylifeindicator
appearslike .
Afterrechargingthewatch,you
canstartusingthewatch.
→Howtochargethewatch.
P133
①Rechargethewatchsufficientlyuntilthebattery
lifeindicatorappearslike .
→ Howtochargethewatch. P133
②
Conductmanualreceptionorsetthetimemanually.
→Howtoconductmanualreception(Receptionby
manualoperation) P156
→Howtomanuallysetthetimeanddate(Year,
monthanddate) P162
Ifyouseeanabnormaldisplay,resetthebuilt-inIC.
→Abnormaldisplayorimproperfunction P178
Followtheinstructions ① and ② .
※Batterylifeindicatordoesnotappearinthetimedisplay.GototheStyleSelectionModeortheWorld
TimeDisplaytochecktheremainingbatterylevel
137
5
ChargingtheSolarBattery
BatteryLifeIndicator,which
appearsattheupper-rightcorner
ofthescreen,letsyouknowthe
approximateremainingbatterylevel.
Indication
Remainingbatterylevel
High Medium
Disabled
operationsor
functions
No No
Solutions
Youcan
usethe
watch
asitis.
Rechargingis
recommended.
→Howtocharge
thewatch.
P133
Howtochecktheremainingbatterylevel
Blank
BatteryLifeIndicator
Example:MiscellaneousInformationDisplay
Theremainingbatterylevelcanbe
checkedintheStyleSelectionMode
ortheWorldTimeDisplay,aswell.
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5
ChargingtheSolarBattery
Oncefullycharged,thewatchcanrunforuptoninemonths
evenwithoutadditionalexposuretolightforrecharging.
※Frequentuseofthebuilt-inbacklightwillquicklyconsumethebattery.
※Beforeusingthewatchforthefirsttimeorafterthewatchstoppedduetobatterydepletion,
chargethewatchsufficientlyenough,referringtothetableontheleftpage.
・Built-inbacklightilluminated………
Oncefor3seconds
・Alarmsounds ………………………… For10seconds
・
Automaticreceptionconducted
…… For10minutes
・
PowerSavefunction(POWERSAVE)activated
…… For6hours
・Conditionofuseforoneday
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5
ChargingtheSolarBattery
■Standardchargingtime
※Thetimerequiredtochargethewatchmayslightlyvarydependingonthemodelofthewatch.
Whenchargingthewatch,usethetablebelowasachargingtimeguide.
Indication
Extremelylow
中
く
ら
い
Medium
十
分
High
Chargingtime
torunthe
watchforone
day
Indoorunderfluorescent
light500LUX
Bythewindowon
sunnyday
10,000LUX
Bythewindowon
cloudyday
5,000LUX
Outdooronsunny
day100,000LUX
Remainingbatterylevel
Approximately
37
hours
Approximately
71
hours
Approximately
139
hours
−−
Approximately
1hour
Approximately
2.5hours
Approximately
31hours
Approximately
74hours
Approximately
24hours
Approximately
45hours
Approximately
58hours
Approximately
12hours
Approximately
23hours
Approximately
50hours
Approximately
6minutes
Approximately
19minutes
Approximately
35minutes
Approximately
8hours
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Thecasebackshowsthecaliberandperformanceofyourwatch
Calibernumber
Thenumbertoidentify
thetypeofyourwatch
Waterresistant
performance
Refertopages
P142
※ Thefigureaboveisoneexample.Performanceofyourwatchisdifferentfromabovesample.
Performanceandtype
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● Thewatchrequiresgooddailycare
・Wipeawaymoisture,sweatordirtwithasoftcloth
・After soakingthe watchin seawater,besureto washthe watch inclean
purewaterandwipeitdrycarefully.
※If yourwatchisrated asNon-water resistantorwater resistant
foreveryday life, donotwashthe watch. Donotpourrunning water
directlyfrom faucet ontothewatch.Put some waterintoabowl first,
andthemsoakthewatchinthewatertowashit.
Performanceandtype → P141
Waterresistance → P142
Dailycare
140
5
ChargingtheSolarBattery
SLEEP
SLEEP
【SLEEP】appears.
Nobuttonhasbeenpressedwhilethewatch
remainsindarknessforapproximatelythreedays.
Automaticradiowavereceptionwillbeconductedonlyattwoo'clockinthemorningonodddays.
Alarmsoundwillbedisabled.
※ WhenthewatchremainsattheSLEEPstatusforalongtime,thebatterywillrundown.
Whenthewatchisexposedtolightoranybuttonispressed,the
PowerSavefunctionwillbecancelled.
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5
ChargingtheSolarBattery
Powersave(Powersaveandsleep)
Ifnobutton ispressedwhilethewatchremainsindarkness,the
PowerSaveModeisactivatedtoreducetheenergyconsumption.
Indication POWERSAVE
Status
【POWERSAVE】appears.
Nobuttonhasbeenpressedwhilethewatch
remainsindarknessforapproximatelyonehour.
Disabledoperations
orfunctions None
Solutions
Whenthewatchisexposedtolightorany
buttonispressed,thePowerSavefunction
willbecancelled.
SLEEP
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● Leatherband
・
Aleatherbandissusceptibletodiscolorationanddeteriorationfrommoisture,sweatanddirectsunlight.
・
Wipeoffmoistureandsweatassoonaspossiblebygentlyblottingthemupwithadrycloth.
・Donotexposethewatchtodirectsunlightforalongtime.
・
Pleasetakecarewhenwearingawatchwithlight-coloredband,asdirtislikelytoshowup.
・
RefrainfromwearingaleatherbandwatchotherthanAquaFreebandswhile
bathing,swimming, andwhen working withwater evenif the watchitselfis
water-resistantenforcedfordailyuse(10or20-BARwaterresistant).
● Polyurethaneband
・
Apolyurethanebandissusceptibletodiscolorationfromlight,andmaybedeterioratedbysolventoratmospherichumidity.
・
Especiallyatranslucent,white,orpalecoloredbandeasilyadsorbsothercolors,resultingincolorsmearsordiscoloration.
・Washoutdirtinwaterandcleanitoffwithadrycloth.
(Protectthewatchbodyfromwatersplashesbywrappingitupinplasticwrapetc.)
・
Whenthebandbecomeslessflexible,havethebandreplacedwithanewone.Ifyoucontinue
tousethebandasitis,thebandmaydevelopcracksorbecomebrittleovertime.
Notesonthe
lengthoftheband
Notesonskin
irritationandallergy
Skinirritationcausedbyabandhasvariousreasonssuchasallergy
tometalsorleathers,orskinreactionsagainstfrictionondustor
thebanditself.
Adjustthebandtoallowalittleclearancewithyourwristto
ensureproperairflow.Whenwearingthewatch,leaveenough
roomtoinsertafingerbetweenthebandandyourwrist.
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Thebandtouchestheskindirectlyandbecomesdirtywithsweatordust.
Therefore,lackof care mayacceleratedeteriorationoftheband orcause
skin irritation or stainonthesleeveedge.Thewatch requiresalotof
attentionforlongusage.
●Metallicband
・
Moisture,sweatorsoilwillcauserustevenonastainlesssteelbandiftheyareleftforalongtime.
・
Lackofcaremaycauseayellowishorgoldstainonthelowersleeveedgeofshirts.
・
Wipeoffmoisture,sweatorsoilwithasoftclothassoonaspossible
・
Tocleanthesoilaroundthejointgapsoftheband,wipeitoutinwaterandthenbrushitoffwitha
softtoothbrush.
(Protectthewatchbodyfromwatersplashesbywrappingitupinplasticwrapetc.)
・
Becausesome titanbraceletsusepinsmade ofstainlesssteel,which has outstandingstrength,
rustmayforminthestainlesssteelparts.
・
Ifrustadvances,pinsmaypokeoutordropout,andthewatchcasemayfalloffthebracelet,orthe
claspmaynotopen.
・
Ifapinispokingout,personalinjurymayresult.Insuchacase,refrainfromusingthewatchand
requestrepair.
Band
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Conditionofuse
Avoiddropsofwaterorsweat
Thewatchwithstandsaccidental
contactwithwaterineverydaylife.
Thewatchissuitableforsportssuchasswimming.
Thewatchissuitablefordivingnotusinganaircylinder.
Notsuitablefor
swimming
WARNING
WARNING
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6
Referthetablebelowforthedescriptionofeachdegreeof
waterresistantperformanceofyourwatchbeforeusing.
(Referto"P141")
Indicationonthecaseback
Waterresistantperformance
Noindication Non-waterresistance
WATERRESISTANT Waterresistanceforeverydaylife
WATERRESISTANT
5BAR
Waterresistanceforeverydaylifeat
5barometricpressures
WATERRESISTANT
10(20)BAR
Waterresistanceforeverydaylifeat
10(20)barometricpressures.
WaterResistance
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・Howtoadjustthelengthoftheleatherband
Whilepressingthepushbuttononthebothsidesof
the flap, pull the leather band out of the moveable
loopandfixedloop.Thenopentheclasp
.
Pressthepushbuttonsagainto
unfastentheflap.
Pullthepinoutofaadjustmentholeoftheband.
Slidethebandtoadjustitslengthandfindan
appropriatehole.Placethepinintothehole.
Fastentheflap.
Fixedloop
Moveable
loop
Pushbutton
Flap
Buckle
Pin Adjustmenthole
3 4
21
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BType
B
・Howtowearortakeoffthewatch
Whilepressingthepushbuttononthebothsides
oftheflap,pullthebandoutofthemoveablelop
andfixedloop.Thenopentheclasp.
Placethetipofthebandintothemoveable
loop and fixed loop, and fasten the clasp
bypressingtheframeofthebuckle.
2
1
Fixedloop
Moveable
loop
Pushbutton
Flap
Buckle
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AType
A
Liftuptheclasptoreleasethe
buckle.
Opentheflap.
Takethepinoutoftheadjustmenthole,
adjustthesizeofthestrapbyslidingit
backandforth,andthenputthepinback
intotheappropriateadjustmenthole.
Closetheflap.
Moveableloop
Fixedloop Flap
Buckle
Pin Adjustmenthole
1 2
4
3
※ Donotpushtheflapintoohand.
※Whenfasteningtheclasp,insertthetipofthebandintothemovable
loopandfixedloop,andthen,securelytightentheclasp.
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Thereare3typeofspecialclaspsasdescribedbelow;
Iftheclaspofthewatchyoupurchasedisoneofthem,
pleaserefertotheindications.
A B
C
Specialclasps
AType →P147 BType →P148
CType →P150
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※
Referto"Standardchargingtime"onP134tocheckthetimerequiredforfullychargingthewatch.
Whenthesecondarybatteryisfullycharged,theoverchargepreventionfunction
isautomaticallyactivatedtoavoidfurthercharging. Thereisnoneedtoworry
aboutdamagecausedbyoverchargingnomatterhowmuchthesecondary
batteryischargedinexcessofthe"timerequiredforfullychargingthewatch".
※Overchargepreventionfunction
■Notesonchargingthewatch
・
Whencharging thewatch,do notplace the watchinclose proximity
toan intense lightsourcesuch aslightingequipment forphotography,
spotlightsorincandescentlights,asthewatchmaybeexcessivelyheated
resultingindamagetoitsinternalparts.
・
Whenchargingthewatchbyexposuretodirectsunlight,avoidplacesthat
easilyreachhightemperatures,suchasacardashboard.
・Alwayskeepthewatchtemperatureunder50℃ .
NOTICE
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6
PowerSource
Thebatteryusedinthiswatchisaspecialsecondarybattery,whichistotallydifferentfromordinarysilveroxidebatteries.
Unlikeotherdisposablebatteriessuchasdry-cellbatteriesorbuttoncells,thissecondarybatterycanbeusedoverand
overagainbyrepeatingthecyclesofdischargingandrecharging.
However,for variousreasons suchas long-termuse orusage conditions,the capacityor rechargingefficiencyofthe
secondarybatterymaygraduallydeteriorate.Wornorcontaminatedmechanicalpartsordegradedoilsmayalsoshorten
rechargingcycles.Iftheefficiencyofthesecondarybatterydecreases,havethewatchrepaired.
■Remarksonreplacingthesecondarybattery
・Donotremovethesecondarybatteryyourself.
・Replacementof the secondarybatteryrequiresprofessional
knowledge and skill.Pleaseask theretailerfrom whom thewatch
waspurchasedforrepair.
・
Installationofanordinarysilveroxidebatterycangenerateheat thatcan
causeburstingorignition.
NOTICE
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Epdtechnology
afewdozenμm
whiteparticles
blackparticles
Top transparent
electrode
Bottomelectrode
・Theprincipalcomponentsofelectronicinkaremillionsoftinymicrocapsules,about
thediameter ofa humanhair. Eachmicrocapsulecontainsnegatively charged
whiteparticlesandpositivelychargedblackparticlessuspendedinaclearfluid.
Microcapsule
・
Whenanegative electric fieldisapplied, the whiteparticles movetothe top ofthe
microcapsulewheretheybecomevisibletotheuser.Thismakesthesurfaceappearwhiteat
thatspot.Atthesametime,anoppositeelectricfieldpullstheblackparticlestothebottom
of themicrocapsules where theyarehidden.Byreversing this process,theblackparticles
appearatthetopofthecapsule,whichnowmakesthesurfaceappeardarkatthatspot.
※
TheElectrophoreticDisplaymaygraduallydeteriorateoverlong-termuse.Ifyoufind a decreaseincontrastor
readabilityofthedisplay,contacttheretailerfromwhomthewatchwaspurchasedandhavetheElectrophoretic
Displayreplacedwithanewone.YouwillberesponsibleforthecostofreplacementoftheElectrophoreticDisplay.
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CType
C
Whilepressingthepushbutton
on theboth sides of the flap, lift
toopentheclasp.
Pull the pins out of the adjustment
holes on the band. Slide the band
to the appropriate length. Place the
pinsinto thenewholesontheband.
Fastenthebuckle.
Pushbutton
Pins
Adjustmenthole
Buckle
1 2
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7
3Select ,andpress .
< WhenyouseeanOutOfServicemessageonthescreen >
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Thewatchstartsreceivingradiowaves.
※
Whilethewatchisreceivingradiowaves,keepthewatchstationary.
Thewatchcannotreceiveradiowavesifitismovedduringreception.
Screenshotsduringradio
wavereceptionareshown
onthenextpage.
You will see this message if the designated home
timecityisoutoftheradiowavereceptionrange.
Thewatchcanreceiveradiowavesonlywhenthehometime
city is designatedfor acity, suchas Tokyo,within aradiowave
receptionrangeinwhichtheradiowavereceptionfunctionworks.
→
Radiowavereceptionrange Japan P113, Germany P114,
UnitedKingdom P115, UnitedStates P116
Designatedhometimecity
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Placethewatch.
Howtoconductmanualreception(Receptionbymanualoperation)
Putthe watch ataplacewith
agoodreceptionenvironment.
→
ToImproveradiosignalreception P117
→
Environmentsinwhichitisdifficult to
receivearadiosignal P118
※
Thewatchcannotreceiveradio
waveswhenitislocatedoutside
theradiowavereceptionrange.
→
"Radiowavereceptionrange" P112
2
Ifthehometimecityisnotadequatelydesignated,
thewatchcannotreceiveradiowaves.
→
Howtocheckthesettingsofthewatch
(Miscellaneousinformationdisplay) P106
ToshowtheMenudisplay
→Howtochangethemodesand
displays P104
IntheMenudisplay,select
andpress .
Menudisplay
1
156
ToPreservetheQualityofyourWatch
6
・Periodic inspection andadjustmentby disassemblyandcleaning
(overhaul)are recommended approximatelyonce every 3to4 yearsin
ordertomaintainoptimalperformanceofthewatchforalongtime.
・Accordingtouseconditions,thedigitaldisplaymaygooutduetoliquid
leakage.
・As the partssuchas thegasketmay deteriorate,water-resistant
performancemay be impaireddue to intrusionofperspiration and
moisture.
Pleasecontact the retailerfrom whom thewatchwas purchasedfor
inspectionand adjustment bydisassembly and cleaning(overhaul). For
replacementof parts, pleasespecifySEIKO GENUINEPARTS. When
askingfor inspection andadjustment by disassemblyandcleaning
(overhaul),makesurethatthegasketandpushpinarealsoreplacedwith
newones.
When your watch is inspectedand adjusted by disassembly and cleaning
(overhauled),themovementofyourwatchmaybereplaced.
●
Inspectionandadjustmentbydisassemblyandcleaning(overhaul)
155
ToPreservetheQualityofyourWatch
6
After-salesservice
・Contact the retailerfromwhom thewatchwas purchasedorSEIKO
CUSTOMERSERVICECENTERforrepairoroverhaul.
・Within the guaranteeperiod,present thecertificateof guaranteeto
receiverepairservices.
・Guarantee coverage isprovidedin thecertificateof guarantee.Read
carefullyandretainit.
・Forrepairservicesaftertheguaranteeperiodhasexpired,ifthefunctions
ofthe watch canbe restored byrepairwork, wewillundertake repair
servicesuponrequestandpayment.
● Notesonguaranteeandrepair
・Therepairpartsofthiswatchwillberetainedusuallyfor7years.
・Somealternativepartsmaybeusedforrepairifnecessary.
● Repairparts
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Q:
Mywatchdoesnotcorrecttimeimmediatelyaftermanualreception.Whydoesthishappen?
A:
Itmaytake17minutesatthelongestforyourwatchtocompletereceivingradiowaves.
Ittakesoneminuteineachinstanceforcompletetimeandcalendar data tobetransmitted.Inorder
tosynchronize,thewatchmustreceiveanentiresequenceofdata. Asreceptioninterferenceoften
occursduetovarioussourcessuchasradionoise,thewatchis designedto repeatreceivingradio
wavesseveraltimestoverifycorrectdata.Therefore,ittakessometimeforthewatchtocompletea
reception.Additionally,a poorreception environmentmay prolong the duration of reception. While the
watchisreceivingradiowaves,remembernottooperateanybuttonsandkeepyourwatchstationary.
Q:WhatshouldIdoforsuccessfulreception?
A:
The strength of standard radio waves is affected byvariousfactorssuchasdistancefromthe
transmitting station, surrounding geographical features includingnearby buildings,or weather
conditions.Asthewatchisdesignedtoconductautomaticreceptionatmidnight,itisagoodidea
to place the watch by a window facing the direction of the transmitting station before you go to
bed.Whenyouconductmanualreception,trylookingforaplacewithagoodreceptionenvironment.
■RadiowavereceptionQ&A
Q:Whenwillmywatchreceiveradiowaves?
A:
Standardradiowavesaretransmittedalmost24hoursaday.Butyourradio-controlledwatchdoes
notreceiveradiowavesallday.Thewatchisdesignedtoconductautomaticreceptionafewtimes
atmidnightwhenradiowavesaregenerallystronger.Whilethewatchisnotreceivingradio waves,
itsaccuracyiskeptbythequartzmovementwithmonthlyaccuracywithin15seconds.
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Toimproveradiowavereception
・
Movethewatchtoadifferentplaceortryrotatingthewatchtochangeitsorientation.
・
Ifthehometimecityisnotadequatelydesignated,thewatchcannotreceiveradiowaves.
Even in the same location, the radio wave reception environmentchanges
dependingonthetimeoftheday.Radiowavereceptionisgenerallyeasieratnight.
Youwillseethismessageifthedesignatedhometimecityisoutsidetheradiowavereceptionrange.Checkthe
hometimecitysetting. →Howtocheckthesettingsofthewatch(Miscellaneousinformationdisplay)P106
・
Whenyouusethewatchinaplaceorregionwherethewatchcannotreceiveradiowavesorifyoufindyourwatchcannot
receiveradiowaves,manuallysetthetime. →Howtomanuallysetthetimeanddate(Year,monthanddate)P162
Evenifthewatchiswithintheradiowavereceptionrange,radioreceptionmaybeobstructeddependingonconditionssuchasweather,
surroundinggeographicfeatures,buildingsordirection.Referto"Environmentsinwhichitisdifficulttoreceivearadiosignal"on P118.
Ifthewatchislocatedoutsidethereceptionrange,itcannotreceiveradiowaves. →RadiosignalreceptionrangeP112
Checkthehometimecitysetting.
・
Tryreceivingradiowavesatadifferenttimeoftheday.(Manualreception)
・
WhenyouseeanOutOfServicemessageonthescreenduringmanualreception
Thewatchcanreceiveradiowavesonlywhenthehometimecityisdesignatedforacity,suchasTokyo,withinaradiowavereceptionrange
inwhichtheradiowavereceptionfunctionworks.→RadiosignalreceptionrangeJapanP113,GermanyP114,UnitedKingdomP115,UnitedStatesP116
→Howtocheckthesettingsofthewatch(Miscellaneousinformationdisplay)P106
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5Whenyouhearableep,checkthereceptionresult.
Receptionwas
successful.
Bleep
Receptionwas
notsuccessful.
Bleep
※Whenthewatchcannotreceiveradiowaves →P160
※Ifthewatchislocatedoutsidethereceptionrange,itcannotreceiveradiowaves.
→RadiowavereceptionrangeP112
OK
NG
Toreturntothetime
display,holddownthe
BACKbutton.
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Adifferentdisplaywillappear
dependingonthetransmitting
stationfromwhichthewatch
isreceivingradiowaves.
Whilethe watch isreceiving
radiowaves, you willseeone
ofthosedisplaysshownin
thetableattheright.
4
Waitforseveralminutes,leavingthewatchunmoved.
Ittakestimetocompletethereception(17minutesat
thelongest)dependingonthereceptionenvironment .
※
Whilethewatchisreceivingradiowaves,keepthewatchstationary.
Thewatchcannotreceiveradiowavesifitismovedduringreception.
Screenshotsduringreception
※Tocancelthe reception, pressanybutton.Andthen,
presstheBACKbuttontogobacktothestep 3.
Ifthehometimecityisnotadequatelydesignated,
thewatchcannotreceiveradiowaves.
→
How to check the settings of the watch
(Miscellaneousinformationdisplay) P106
Transmitting
stations
Namesofthe
countries
Screenshots
JJY
40kHz Japan
JJY
60kHz Japan
DCF77
Germany
MSF
TheUnited
Kingdom
WWVB
TheUnited
States
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Press
simultaneouslywitha
timesignal.
Tocontinuetothedatesetting,gotothenextpage.
Youcanseethe
secondcounting.
Settingthesecond
5
Toreturntothetimedisplay,
holddowntheBACKbutton.
Holddown
Secondsetting Countingstarts
ReturningtotheManual
TimeSettingMode
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Settingthehourandminute
4
Press or
tosetthehour.
Witheachpressingof ,theselectablesegmentwillbeactivated.
分を合わせるときは、1 分程度進めて合わせてください。
Minutesetting
Thisactionwillhavethesameeffectasstep 5,whenthe
watchstartsmovingfrom0second.
Press or
toresetthefiguresto00.
Press or to
settheminute.
※IfyoupresstheBACKbuttonafterpressing or ,the
watchimmediatelystartsmovingfrom0seconds.
Hoursetting
※
IfyoupressENTERortheBACKbuttonwithoutpressing or .
thewatchreturnstothestep
3
.
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2
MiscellaneousSettingMode
3
ManualTimeSettingMode
Continuedonthenextpage
Ifyouonlywanttosetthedate,
gotostep 6onP166.
IntheMiscellaneousSetting
Mode,select and
press .
Press toselectthe
timeindicationformat.
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Howtomanuallysetthetimeanddate(Year,monthanddate)
1
※Evenifthewatchcannotreceiveradiowaves,its
accuracy is kept by the quartz movement with
monthlyaccuracywithin15seconds.
→"Radiowavereceptionrange"P112
・
Whenyoustart usingthewatchina radiowave
receivableenvironment, letthe watchreceive
radiowavessothatitcansetthetimeanddate.
→Automaticreceptionandmanual
reception P111
※Ifthewatchreceivesradiowavesafterthetime
anddateweremanuallyset,itwillindicatethe
timeanddateobtainedbythereception.
Whenyouusethewatchcontinuously
outsidethereceptionrangeorinaplaceor
regionwherethewatchcannotreceiveradio
waves,manuallysetthetimeanddate.
■Settingthetime
※Whenthe watch setsthetimeanddateafterit
successfullyreceivedradiowaves,you do not
havetomanuallyadjustthetimeanddate.
ToshowtheMenuDisplay
→Howtochangethe
modesanddisplays
P104
IntheMenuDisplay,
select and
press .
MenuDisplay
162
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