Wegner LED Nomad User manual

Instructions Manual
LED Nomad

Operating Instructions
General Features and Components 4
Setting the Analog Watch 6
Setting the Digital Watch 7
Precautions and Tips for Using the Compass 8
Digital Compass Instructions 9
Magnetic Declination at major Cities 52
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4GENERAL FEATURES AND COMPONENTS
Hour hand Directional arrow
(when luminated)
Date Button
Inner bezel
Time Button
Second hand
Strap or bracelet
Compass Button
Crown
Day Button
Minute hand

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Compass Button
• ToselectCompassMode.
• TocalibrateCompass.
Day Button
• Toselect«DayofWeek»display.
Time Button
• TodisplayDigitalTimeinHour,MinuteorSeconds.
• ToentertheSetMode.
Date Button
• Toselect«DateandMonth».

6SETTING THE ANALOG WATCH
1. Tosettheanalogtime,gentlypulloutthecrowntoPosition2.
2. Secondhandwillstopanddigitaltimewillash.
3. Rotatecrownsothewatchhandsmoveclockwisetothecorrecttime.
Second Hand Alignment
Tosynchronizethedigitalwithanalogseconds,pushinthecrowntoreturnitto
Position1atcorrectmoment.
Important note:
Iftheanalog«second»
andthedigital«second»
arenotsynchronized,the
digital setting may not
functionproperly.
Position 1 (fully depressed) Poition 2 (1 clickout)

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SETTING THE DIGITAL TIME AND CALENDAR
1. HolddowntheTimeButtonuntilthedigitalsecondsash.
2. PresstheCompassButtontoscrollthroughminutes,hours,year,monthand
dateaswellasdateformat(bothmonthanddateashing),timeformat(12
hourto24hour)andseconds.
3. UsetheDayButtontoincreasetothedesiredvalue.Holditdowntoquickly
increasethevalue.
4. PresstheDateButtontoreturntothepreviousdisplay.
DATE DISPLAY
1. PresstheDateButtontoswitchontheDatedisplay.
2. Thedisplaywillshowfor2seconds,thenwillturnoffautomatically.
Note:Thedateformat(Month-DateorDate-Month)canbesetinthe«Setting
theDigitalTimeandCalendar».

8DAY OF THE WEEK DISPLAY
1. PresstheDayButtontoswitchontheDayoftheWeekdisplay.
2. Thedisplaywillshowfor2seconds,thenwillturnoffautomatically.
PRECAUTIONS AND TIPS FOR USING THE COMPASS
1. Keep the watch away from any magnets or appliances that contain magnets
orgeneratemagneticeldssuchasmobilephones,speakers,motors,etc.
2. Thiswatchpointstothemagneticnorth,whichisslightlydifferentfrom
thetruenorth.Checkthe«WhatisMagneticDeclination»sectionformore
details,page52-55.
3. Performthecompasscalibrationfrequently,orunderthefollowingcondi-
tions:
• Firsttimeusingthecompass,
• Whenthemeasuringresultissuspectedtobeincorrect,
• Whenthebatteryhasbeenreplaced,
• Whenthewatchisinadifferentlocationfromwhereitwaspreviously
calibrated.

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COMPASS DISPLAY
1. PresstheCompassButtontoswitchonthecompassdisplay.
2. The compass bearing in degrees as an arrow indicator under the Wenger
crosswilldisplay.
3. Thedisplaywillshowfor30seconds,thenturnoffautomatically.

10 CALIBRATING THE COMPASS
1. Use«MagneticDeclinationbyMajorCity»todeterminedeclinationangle,
page52-55.
2. HolddowntheCompassButtonfor3secondstoselectsettingdisplay.
3. Whenthe«CAL»isdisplayed,keepthewatchparalleltothehorizon,and
steadily rotate the watch clockwise for two full rotations (the indicators will
moveinaclockwisedirectionautomatically).
4. Afterthetworotations,therststepofthecalibrationiscompleted.
5. Whiletheindicatorsarestillmoving,presstheCompassButtontosetthe
MagneticDeclination.
6. Use the Day Button to increase the setting (from –90 to 90) until the
desiredsettingappears.
7. Whencompleted,presstheDateButtontoreturntotheprevioussetting.

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Target object or the direction where intend to go
Navigating-
direction
Compass
bearing
TAKING A COMPASS MEASUREMENT
1. Thewatchmustbeparallelwiththehorizonforaccuratereading.
2. Point the Wenger cross toward the object or direction you intend to go and
presstheCompassButton.
3. The compass bearing of the target will show in
degrees:
0° = North
90° = East
180° = South
270° = West
Note:
For more information about using
acompass,therearemanyre-
sourcesavailableontheinternet.

12 COMPASS BEARING VS. COMPASS DIRECTION
Compass Bearing – the horizontal direction of an object as measured by the
observerindegrees.
Compass Direction – the path given by a compass using the four cardinal
pointsincludingNorth,South,East&West.
Visit:http://geology.isu.edu/geostac/Field_Exercise/topomaps/bearing.htm
formoreinformation.
WHAT IS MAGNETIC DECLINATION?
• TheMagneticNorthPoleisslightlydifferentfromtheTrueNorthPole.This
watchpointstotheMagneticNorthPole.
• TheangulardifferencebetweentheMagneticNorthPoleandtheTrueNorth
PoleiscalledMagneticDeclination.Theamount(degreesandminutes)and
direction(easterlyandwesterly)dependsonwhereyouareintheworld.

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• Forseriouscompassusersorpeoplewhointendtoperformaccuratenaviga-
tion,thecompassmustbeadjustedtoincludethemagneticdeclination.This
watchincludesacompensationsettingforMagneticDeclination.Seethe
«CalibratingtheCompass»section,page52-55.
MAGNETIC DECLINATION INFORMATION
• Mosttopographicmapsshowamagneticnorthpoleand/orthemagnetic
declinationinformation.Seethe«MagneticDeclinationatMajorCities»
section,page52-55.
• Forthosecitieswhosenamesarenotincludedinthelist,enterthecities
latitude and longitude into one of the below magnetic declination calculator
websites:
- http://gsc.nrcan.gc.ca/geomag/index_e.php
- http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/seg/geomag

14 MAGNETIC DECLINATION COMPENSATION
• Compensateforanobject’sbearingbysubtractingwesterlymagneticdecli-
nationoraddingeasterlymagneticdeclinationwiththemagneticbearing.
Example 1
- Westerlymagneticdeclination=23°,Magneticbearing=323°.
- Truebearing:323°-23°=300°.
Example 2
- Easterlymagneticdeclination=22°,Magneticbearing=278°.
- Truebearing:278°+22°=300°.
• Thiswatchwillcompensatethecompassbearingautomaticallyiftheuser
inputs the magnetic declination angle into the watch at the Magnetic Decli-
nationsettingmode.
• Checkthe«CalibratingtheCompass»sectionformoredetailsofthecalibra-
tion.

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Notes:

52 MAGNETIC DECLINATION AT MAJOR CITIES
Australia Canberra 12-E
Austria Vienna 2-E
Bahrain Manama 2-E
Bangladesh Dhaka 0
Belgium Brussels 1-W
Brazil Brasilia 19-W
Canada Ottawa 14-W
Chile Santiago 5-E
China Beijing 6-W
China Hong Kong 2-W
Costa Rica SanJose 0
Cuba Havana 3-W
Czech Republic Prague 2-E
Denmark Copenhagen 1-E
Egypt Cairo 3-E

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MAGNETICDECLINATIONATMAJORCITIES(continued)
Finland Helsinki 6-E
France Paris 1-W
Germany Berlin 1-E
Greece Athens 3-E
Hungary Budapest 4-E
India New Delhi 1-E
Indonesia Jakarta 1-E
Israel Jerusalem 3-E
Italy Rome 1-E
Japan Tokyo 7-W
Jordon Amman 3-E
Kenya Nairobi 1-E
Korea Seoul 7-W
Malaysia KualaLumpur 1-E
Mexico MexicoCity 6-E

54 MAGNETICDECLINATIONATMAJORCITIES(continued)
Country City Declination
Nepal Kathmandu 0
Netherlands Amsterdam 1-W
NewZealand Wellington 22-E
Norway Oslo 0
Pakistan Islamabad 2-E
Philippines Manila 1-W
Portugal Lisbon 5-W
Russia Moscow 9-E
Singapore Singapore 0
South Africa Cape Town 23-W
Spain Madrid 3-W
Sweden Stockholm 3-E
Switzerland Bern 0
Taiwan Tai-pei 3-W
Thailand Bangkok 0

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MAGNETICDECLINATIONATMAJORCITIES(continued)
Country City Declination
UAE Abu Dhabi 1-E
United Kingdom London 3-W
United States Washington DC 10-W
United States 14-E 25-E
United States Phoenix,AZ 12-E
United States LittleRock,AR 2-E
United States Sacramento,CA 16-E
United States Denver,CO 10-E
United States Atlanta,GA 4-W
United States Honolulu,HI 10-E
United States Boston,MA 16-W
United States Jackson,MS 1-E
United States SantaFe,NM 10-E
United States OklahomaCity,OK 6-E
United States Salem,OR 18-E
United States SaltLakeCity 14-E

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