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USER MANUAL PSWLMR30 Pyle

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1.0 Introduction

Thank you for purchasing this unique watch.

This Watch is specially designed for Marathon athletes. Although the main idea of this watch is for Marathon, this watch can also be used in other situations like running, yachling or daily use.

This watch has 5 different modes. Timekeeping mode, Chronograph mode. Chronograph Recall mode, Timer mode and Daily Alarm mode. Please check for the coming chapters for detail operations. Before start using this watch, please read the following notes:

• Read the instruction carefully before using the watch.
  ■ Avoid exposing your Watch to extreme conditions for an unpeasurable time.
  ■ Avoid rough usages or severe impacts to your Watch.
• Do not open the Watch's case unless by a certified service agency because the Watch contains precise electronic sensors and components.
• Clean your Watch with a soft cloth from time to time.
• Store your Watch in a dry place when it is not in use.

3.0 Major Function Modes

graph TD
    A["12:36 P"] --> B["Chronograph Mode"]
    C["1:30 P"] --> D["Chronograph Recall Mode"]
    E["12:36 P"] --> F["Daily Alarm Mode"]
    G["1:30 P"] --> H["Timer Mode"]
    I["12:36 P"] --> J["Timeless Mode"]
    K["1:30 P"] --> L["Timeless Mode"]
    M["12:36 P"] --> N["Timeless Mode"]
    O["1:30 P"] --> P["Timeless Mode"]
    Q["12:36 P"] --> R["Timeless Mode"]
    S["1:30 P"] --> T["Timeless Mode"]
    U["12:36 P"] --> V["Timeless Mode"]
    W["1:30 P"] --> X["Timeless Mode"]
    Y["12:36 P"] --> Z["Timeless Mode"]
    AA["1:30 P"] --> AB["Timeless Mode"]
    AC["12:36 P"] --> AD["Timeless Mode"]
    AE["1:30 P"] --> AF["Timeless Mode"]
    AG["12:36 P"] --> AH["Timeless Mode"]
    AI["1:30 P"] --> AJ["Timeless Mode"]
    AK["12:36 P"] --> AL["Timeless Mode"]
    AM["1:30 P"] --> AN["Timeless Mode"]
    AO["12:36 P"] --> AP["Timeless Mode"]
    AQ["1:30 P"] --> AR["Timeless Mode"]
    AS["12:36 P"] --> AT["Timeless Mode"]
    AU["1:30 P"] --> AV["Timeless Mode"]
    AW["12:36 P"] --> AX["Timeless Mode"]
    AY["12:36 P"] --> AZ["Timeless Mode"]
    BA["1:30 P"] --> BB["Timeless Mode"]
    BC["12:36 P"] --> BD["Timeless Mode"]
    BE["1:30 P"] --> BF["Timeless Mode"]
    BG["12:36 P"] --> BH["Timeless Mode"]
    BI["1:30 P"] --> BJ["Timeless Mode"]
    BK["12:36 P"] --> BL["Timeless Mode"]
    BM["1:30 P"] --> BN["Timeless Mode"]
    BO["12:36 P"] --> BP["Timeless Mode"]
    BQ["12:36 P"] --> BR["Timeless Mode"]
    BS["1:30 P"] --> BT["Timeless Mode"]
    BU["12:36 P"] --> BV["Timeless Mode"]
    BW["1:30 P"] --> BX["Timeless Mode"]
    BY["12:36 P"] --> BZ["Timeless Mode"]
    CA["1:30 P"] --> CB["Timeless Mode"]
    CC["12:36 P"] --> CD["Timeless Mode"]
    CE["1:30 P"] --> CF["Timeless Mode"]
    DG["12:36 P"] --> DH["Timeless Mode"]
    DI["1:30 P"] --> DJ["Timeless Mode"]
    DK["12:36 P"] --> DL["Timeless Mode"]
    DV["1:30 P"] --> DVB["Timeless Mode"]
    DW["12:36 P"] --> DX["Timeless Mode"]
    DXB["Dial Alarm Mode"] --> DXA["Dial Alarm Mode"]
    DXA["Dial Alarm Mode"] --> DXB["Dial Alarm Mode"]

2.0 Buttons and its Functions

Mode button [M]

■ Select between the 5 major modes.

■ Select voting items in selling display

■ In any modes, hold down to exit to

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START/Lsp button [8]

■ Start the Chiron graph? (first.

Take lap running.

■ Select Lap Records to be displayed.

UpStop button [U]

■ Stop the Chronograph / Timer.

■ Change the setting value during setting.

■ Select Dual Time display in Timesteosing

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Down/Reset button [D]

■ Roset the Chronograph / Timer.

■ Change the setting value during setting.

Light button [EL]

■ Press to activate back light for 3 sec.

4.0 Timekeeping Mode

Day of Week MO 12:24 01 P 12:36 50 Current Date Current Time Home Time Display [0] Dual Time Indoor DT 12:36 P P 1:36 50 Dual Time Dual Time Display

Timekeeping Mode

■ When Timekeeping Mode is selected, Home Time or Dual Time Display will be shown.

■ Press the [U] button to select between Home Time and Dual Time Display. Home Time Display

■ When Home Time Display is selected, the Day of Week and current Date will be shown on the upper row. The lower row will be current time.

■ Hold down the [M] button will go to home time setting display

Dual Time Display

■ When Dual Time Display is selected, "DT" and current time will be shown on the upper row. The lower row will be the Dual Time

■ Hold down the [M] button will go to dual time setting display.

4.1 Timekeeping Mode - Home Time Setting

graph TD
    A["Second"] --> B["Month"]
    B --> C["Year"]
    C --> D["Month"]
    D --> E["Day"]
    E --> F["Month"]
    F --> G["Month"]
    G --> H["Month"]
    H --> I["Month"]
    I --> J["Month"]
    J --> K["Month"]
    K --> L["Month"]
    L --> M["Month"]
    M --> N["Month"]
    N --> O["Month"]
    O --> P["Month"]
    P --> Q["Month"]
    Q --> R["Month"]
    R --> S["Month"]
    S --> T["Month"]
    T --> U["Month"]
    U --> V["Month"]
    V --> W["Month"]
    W --> X["Month"]
    X --> Y["Month"]
    Y --> Z["Month"]
    Z --> AA["Month"]
    AA --> AB["Month"]
    AB --> AC["Month"]
    AC --> AD["Month"]
    AD --> AE["Month"]
    AE --> AF["Month"]
    AF --> AG["Month"]
    AG --> AH["Month"]
    AH --> AI["Month"]
    AI --> AJ["Month"]
    AJ --> AK["Month"]
    AK --> AL["Month"]
    AL --> AM["Month"]
    AM --> AN["Month"]
    AN --> AO["Month"]
    AO --> AP["Month"]
    AP --> AQ["Month"]
    AQ --> AR["Month"]
    AR --> AS["Month"]
    AS --> AT["Month"]
    AT --> AU["Month"]
    AU --> AV["Month"]
    AV --> AW["Month"]
    AW --> AX["Month"]
    AX --> AY["Month"]
    AY --> AZ["Month"]
    AZ --> BA["Month"]
    BA --> BB["Month"]
    BB --> BC["Month"]
    BC --> BD["Month"]
    BD --> BE["Month"]
    BE --> BF["Month"]
    BF --> BG["Month"]
    BG --> BH["Month"]
    BH --> BI["Month"]
    BI --> BJ["Month"]
    BJ --> BK["Month"]
    BK --> BL["Month"]
    BL --> BM["Month"]
    BM --> BN["Month"]
    BN --> BO["Month"]
    BO --> BP["Month"]
    BP --> BQ["Month"]
    BQ --> BR["Month"]
    BR --> BS["Month"]
    BS --> BT["Month"]
    BT --> BU["Month"]
    BU --> BV["Month"]
    BV --> BW["Month"]
    BW --> BX["Month"]
    BX --> BY["Month"]
    BY --> BZ["Month"]

Home Time Setting

■ When Home Time Display is selected, hold down the [M] button will go to home time setting display.
- In the Setting Display, press the [M] button to select among different items. - Press the [U]: [D] button to reset the second when Second is selected. - Press the [U]: [D] button to increase or decrease the value of Minute, Hour, Year, Month or Day.
■ Press the [U]/[D] button to change the setting of Data Format, Time Format and Deep tone.
- Hold Down the [U]/[D] button can change at a faster speed.
■ When the setting is completed, hood down the [M] button to exit. NOTE: When there is no key stroke for about 1 minute, the watch will exit the Selling Display automatically.

4.2 Timekeeping Mode - Dual Time Setting

Dual Time Setting

■ When Dual Time Display is selected, hold down the [M] button will go to dual time setting display.
■ In the Setting Display, press the [M] button to select among Minute or Ho
■ Press the [U]: [D] button to increase or decrease the value of Minute, Hour.
- Hold Down the [U]/[D] button can change at a faster speed.
■ When the selling is completed, hold down the [F4] button to exit.
NOTE: When there is no key-stroke for about 1 minute, the watch will exit the Selling Display automatically.

5.0 Chronograph Mode - Target Time and Time Difference

Time Difference for Check Point A: T.D.(A) = A' - A = 12 - 10 = +2 min Time Difference for Check Point B: T.D.(B) = B' - B = 30 - 25 = +5 min

Target Time

■ Target Time is the estimated time that user will pass though a check point during exercise, for example Marathon.
■ This watch provides up to 50 Target Time for user to set for check points. Time Difference
■ Time Difference is the difference between the actual time of reaching a checking point (Split Time) and the Target Time.
■ If the user exceeds the Target Time, the watch will give out beep sound to alert user
■ Time Difference are dynamic calculations. Every time a target is set /updated, Time Difference of the Records will be calculated again.
NOTE: Please see chapter 5.2 for how to set Target Time.

5.1 Chronograph Mode - Using Chronograph

graph TD
    A["Left Reading"] --> B["On Zero Display Running Display"]
    B --> C["Stoped Running"]
    C --> D["On Zero Record, But Chronograph and running"]
    D --> E["Time Interval 10:30-12:30"]
    E --> F["Time Interval 12:30-14:30"]
    F --> G["Time Interval 14:30-16:30"]
    G --> H["Time Interval 16:30-18:30"]
    H --> I["Time Interval 18:30-20:30"]
    I --> J["Time Interval 20:30-22:30"]
    J --> K["Time Interval 22:30-24:30"]
    K --> L["Time Interval 24:30-26:30"]
    L --> M["Time Interval 26:30-28:30"]
    M --> N["Time Interval 28:30-30:30"]
    N --> O["Time Interval 30:30-32:30"]
    O --> P["Time Interval 32:30-34:30"]
    P --> Q["Time Interval 34:30-36:30"]
    Q --> R["Time Interval 36:30-38:30"]
    R --> S["Time Interval 38:30-40:30"]
    S --> T["Time Interval 40:40-42:30"]
    T --> U["Time Interval 42:40-44:30"]
    U --> V["Time Interval 44:40-46:30"]
    V --> W["Time Interval 46:40-48:30"]
    W --> X["Time Interval 48:40-50:30"]
    X --> Y["Time Interval 50:50-52:30"]
    Y --> Z["Time Interval 52:50-54:30"]
    Z --> AA["Time Interval 54:50-56:30"]
    AA --> AB["Time Interval 56:50-58:30"]
    AB --> AC["Time Interval 58:50-60:30"]
    AC --> AD["Time Interval 60:60-62:30"]
    AD --> AE["Time Interval 62:60-64:30"]
    AE --> AF["Time Interval 64:60-66:30"]
    AF --> AG["Time Interval 66:60-68:30"]
    AG --> AH["Time Interval 68:60-70:30"]
    AH --> AI["Time Interval 70:70-72:30"]
    AI --> AJ["Time Interval 72:70-74:30"]
    AJ --> AK["Time Interval 74:70-76:30"]
    AK --> AL["Time Interval 76:70-78:30"]
    AL --> AM["Time Interval 78:70-80:30"]
    AM --> AN["Time Interval 80:80-82:30"]
    AN --> AO["Time Interval 82:80-84:30"]
    AO --> AP["Time Interval 84:80-86:30"]
    AP --> AQ["Time Interval 86:80-88:30"]
    AQ --> AR["Time Interval 88:80-90:30"]
    AR --> AS["Time Interval 90:90-92:30"]
    AS --> AT["Time Interval 92:90-94:30"]
    AT --> AU["Time Interval 94:92-96:30"]
    AU --> AV["Time Interval 96:94-96:30"]
    AV --> AW["Time Interval 98:96-98:30"]
    AW --> AX["Time Interval 100:100-102:100"]
    AX --> AY["Time Interval 102:102-104:102"]
    AY --> AZ["Time Interval 104:104-106:104"]
    AZ --> BA["Time Interval 106:106-108:106"]
    BA --> BB["Time Interval 108:108-110:110"]
    BB --> BC["Time Interval 110:110-112:112"]
    BC --> BD["Time Interval 112:112-114:114"]
    BD --> BE["Time Interval 114:114-116:116"]
    BE --> BF["Time Interval 116:116-118:118"]
    BF --> BG["Time Interval 118:118-120:120"]
    BG --> BH["Time Interval 120:120-122:122"]
    BH --> BI["Time Interval 122:122-124:124"]
    BI --> BJ["Time Interval 124:124-126:126"]
    BJ --> BK["Time Interval 126:126-128:128"]
    BK --> BL["Time Interval 128:128-130:130"]
    BL --> BM["Time Interval 130:130-132:132"]
    BM --> BN["Time Interval 132:132-134:134"]
    BN --> BO["Time Interval 134:134-136:136"]
    BO --> BP["Time Interval 136:136-138:138"]
    BP --> BQ[Time Interval 138: BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ - BQ -<nl>

NOTE: The Lep Tree will join the real home all by closed at Miami, Santa, 1300 seconds. After him, it will be there, Minaly, Costa.

Chronograph

■ This watch contains a Chronograph function which can record up to 150 Laps in 60 Records.
■ Remaining Lap memories will be shown on the upper-left before start. How to use Chronograph
■ Press the [5] button to start the Chromograph.
■ Press [S] again during running will record a Lap Time. Storing the Lap Records
■ Press [U] to stop Chronograph when finish counting.
■ Press the [D] button to Reset the display to Zero and store the Lap Records. And the Memory Left counter will be reduced.
■ OR user can Hold Down the [D] button to Reset without storing any Lap Records.

5.1.1 Chronograph Mode - Time Difference Display

Lap and Check Point

■ For some training purposes, user may set a Target for every check point or lap in their run.
■ When they meet the check point, they can press the [S] button to get the Lap time? Soil time.
■ Besides, this watch can calculate the time difference between the Target time and the actual time at the check point.
■ From these information, user can get a bisher image of his/her performance during their run.

Lap Time Display

■ In the Lap Time Display, if there is a Target Time set for the Check point, the Time Difference will also be shown
on the screen
■The display will swap to show Lap Time and Time Difference alternative for every 2 seconds.

NOTE: The Difference will only be displayed. It was the sum of (NOT 2.02,00) and lap no. la sea from 50.

5.2 Chronograph Mode - Setting the Target Time

Target Time for Check Point A: T.A. 1 = Lap 1 Target Time for Check Point B: T.A. 2 = Lap 1 + Lap 2

Overview

■ This watch provides 2 ways for user to set their Target time

• Set Directly: User can enter the Target Time for check-points directly and the watch will calculate the Time difference for user.
• Set By Laps: User can enter the target finish time for each laps and the watch will calculate the Target Time for each check point and gives the Time Difference calculation.

IMPORTANT: Even user enter the target finish time for Laps, the Time Difference calculated is NOT for single laps. It is the accumulated Time Difference for all Laps.

5.2.1 Chronograph Mode - Setting Target Time Directly

Setting Target Time Directly

■ To set Target Time, hold down the [M] button in Chronograph Mode.
- Press the [U]/[D] button to select "TA" (Set Directly) and press the [M] button to confirm.
■ In the Setting Display, press the [U][D] button to select which check-point to be set.
■ Press the [M] button to confirm and go to set Hour, Minute, Second.
- Press the [U][D] button to increase or decrease the value of Hour, Minute or Second. Hold Down the [U][D] button can change at a faster speed.
■ When the setting is completed, hold down the [M] button to exit. NOTE: When there is no key-stroke for about 1 minute, the watch will exit the Setting Display automatically

5.2.2 Chronograph Mode - Setting Target Time by Laps

Setting Target Time By Laps

■ To set Target Time, hold down the [M] button in Chronograph Moda.

• Press the [U]/[D] button to select 'TL' (Set by Laps) and press the [M] button to confirm
  ■ In the Setting Display, press the [U][D] button to select which up to be set.
• User can set different target finish time for different Laps or select to apply the same target finish time to all Laps.
  ■ Press the [M] button to confirm and go to set Hour, Mruna, Second.
• Press the [UV][D] button to increase or decrease the value of Hour. Minute or Second. Hold Down the [UV][D] button can change at a faster speed.
  ■ When the selling is completed, hold down the [M] button to exit.

NOTE: When there is no key-stroke for about 1 minute, the watch will exit the Setting Display automatically.

6.0 Chronograph Recall Mode - Recalling Lap Records

Recalling Lap Records

■ After storing a series of Lap Records, user can recall these records from this mode.

Each set of reports will have a date and time stamp for user to identify.

The display will swap to snow data slump and lime stamp alternatively for every 2 seconds.

Press [U][D] to select Record to be recalled.

Press the [S] button to go to Lap Recall Display to review the details of the selected Record. [Like Lap Time, Salt Time, Total Time etc.]

* Press the [M] button will exit the Lap Recall Display and user can select another record to be recalled.

6.2 Chronograph Recall Mode - Deleting Lap Records

graph TD
    A["Lap Records Display"] --> B["1.000 100% for 2 MHz"]
    A --> C["1.000 100% for 3 MHz, 2.000 MHz"]
    B --> D["dEL r=2 MHz"]
    C --> E["dEL r=2 MHz, 3 MHz, 2 MHz"]
    D --> F["Delete ONE Record"]
    E --> G["Delete ALL Records"]
    F --> H["U(1)E1"]
    G --> I["U(1)E2"]
    H --> J["Temp: 100% (V/Hz = 50 Hz)"]
    I --> K["Control"]

Deleting one Lap Record

■ User can delete some unwanted Lap Records to free up memories.

■ Select the Record that would like to be deleted as chapter 6.0.

■ Hold down the [M] button for about 2 seconds to go to deletion display.

■ Press [U][D] to select YES or NO for the selection.

■ Hold the [M] button to confirm and process. Then the watch will go back to Records Selection Display.

Deleting ALL Lap Records

In Lap Records Display, hold down the [M] button for more than 4 seconds to go to "del ALL" Display.

■ Press [U][D] to select YES or NO for the ceflon.

■ Hold the [M] button to confirm and process. Then the watch will go back to Records Selection Display.

6.1 Chronograph Recall Mode - Lap Recall Display

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Recalling Lap Records

■ After a Record is selected, press [S] will go to the Lap Recall Display.

Press [U]D to review different Laps and also the Minimum, Maximum, Average Lap.

During Lap Review, press [S] will swap the display between Lap Time and Time Difference.

NOTE 1: There will be no time difference display for Minimum, Maximum and Average Lap.

NOTE 2: As the Time Difference is a dynamic colouration which depends on the Target Time set. When there is no Target Time set or the Lap number is larger than 50, there will be no Time Difference shown during rescaling.

- Press the [M] button will act the Lap Recall Display and go back to Records Selection Display.

7.0 Timer Mode - Overview

TR: Linked Timer

CR: Repeat Timer

CS: Single Timer

CU : CountUP Timer

4 Different Operation Modes

Overview

This watch provides Timer Sets for counting. Each Timer Set contains 2 tracers (A & B). When Timer A is finished and then Timer B start counting.

Besides, this watch provides 4 operation modes for different counting purposes.

• Linked Timer: When a timer set is finished counting, the next timer set will start immediately until the last timer set is finished counting.
• Repeat Timer: Similar to Linked Timer, but there is only one timer set is counting. It repeats counting for several times which is set before start
• Single Timer: Only one Timer act will count. When it is finished, the timer stop.

- CountUP Timer: After the timer set finished counting, it will start counting up to the preset value from zero.

NOTE: For more details of different operation modes, please refer to the coming chapters.

7.1 Timer Mode - Using Linked Timer

graph TD
    A["Initial Display"] --> B{Timer Set 1}
    B --> C["Timer Set 2"]
    C --> D{Timer Set 3}
    D --> E["Timer Set 4"]
    E --> F{Timer Set 5}
    F --> G["Timer Set 6"]
    G --> H{Timer Set 7}
    H --> I["Timer Set 8"]
    I --> J{Timer Set 9}
    J --> K["Timer Set 10"]
    K --> L{Timer Set 11}
    L --> M["Timer Set 12"]
    M --> N{Timer Set 13}
    N --> O["Timer Set 14"]
    O --> P{Timer Set 15}
    P --> Q["Timer Set 16"]
    Q --> R{Timer Set 17}
    R --> S["Timer Set 18"]
    S --> T{Timer Set 19}
    T --> U["Timer Set 20"]
    U --> V{Timer Set 21}
    V --> W["Timer Set 22"]
    W --> X{Timer Set 23}
    X --> Y["Timer Set 24"]
    Y --> Z{Timer Set 25}
    Z --> AA["Timer Set 26"]
    AA --> AB{Timer Set 27}
    AB --> AC["Timer Set 28"]
    AC --> AD{Timer Set 29}
    AD --> AE["Timer Set 30"]
    AE --> AF{Timer Set 31}
    AF --> AG["Timer Set 32"]
    AG --> AH{Timer Set 33}
    AH --> AI["Timer Set 34"]
    AI --> AJ{Timer Set 35}
    AJ --> AK["Timer Set 36"]
    AK --> AL{Timer Set 37}
    AL --> AM["Timer Set 38"]
    AM --> AN{Timer Set 39}
    AN --> AO["Timer Set 40"]
    AO --> AP{Timer Set 41}
    AP --> AQ["Timer Set 42"]
    AQ --> AR{Timer Set 43}
    AR --> AS["Timer Set 44"]
    AS --> AT{Timer Set 45}
    AT --> AU["Timer Set 46"]
    AU --> AV{Timer Set 47}
    AV --> AW["Timer Set 48"]
    AW --> AX{Timer Set 49}
    AX --> AY["Timer Set 50"]

Linked Timer
■ There are 25 Timer Sets in the Linked Timer. Each Timer set has to be turned ON/OFF independently
■ The United Timer will count the timer sets, which are set and turned ON, one by one until the last timer set is finished counting.
■ Press the [8] button to start the counting when Linked Timer is selected.
NOTE: Please see the chapter 7.1.1 for how to set and select Linked Timer and the chapter 7.1.2 for 1am ON/OFF Timer set.
■ Each time a timer finished sounding, a heap sound will be given out.
■ When all counting are filtered, the watch will begin for 5 seconds.
■ User can also press [U] button to stop the coming anytime.
■ When the timer is stopped, hold down the [D] button will reload the counter to the initial value.

7.1.2 Timer Mode - Turn ON/OFF Timer Sets

graph TD
    A["TR"] --> B["Select Timer Set"]
    C["TR̅"] --> D["Tr̅"]
    E["Hold"] --> F["Hold"]
    G["Hold"] --> H["Hold"]
    I["Off"] --> J["Off"]
    K["Off"] --> L["Off"]
    M["Off"] --> N["Off"]
    O["Off"] --> P["Off"]
    Q["Off"] --> R["Off"]
    S["Off"] --> T["Off"]
    U["Off"] --> V["Off"]
    W["Off"] --> X["Off"]
    Y["Off"] --> Z["Off"]
    AA["Off"] --> AB["Off"]
    AC["Off"] --> AD["Off"]
    AE["Off"] --> AF["Off"]
    AG["Off"] --> AH["Off"]
    AI["Off"] --> AJ["Off"]
    AK["Off"] --> AL["Off"]
    AM["Off"] --> AN["Off"]
    AO["Off"] --> AP["Off"]
    AQ["Off"] --> AR["Off"]
    AS["Off"] --> AT["Off"]
    AU["Off"] --> AV["Off"]
    AW["Off"] --> AX["Off"]
    AY["OK"] --> AZ["OK"]
    BA["OK"] --> BB["OK"]
    BC["OK"] --> BD["OK"]
    BE["OK"] --> BF["OK"]
    BG["OK"] --> BH["OK"]
    BI["OK"] --> BJ["OK"]
    BK["OK"] --> BL["OK"]
    BM["OK"] --> BN["OK"]
    BO["OK"] --> BP["OK"]
    BP --> BQ["OK"]
    BR["OK"] --> BS["OK"]
    BT["OK"] --> BU["OK"]
    BV["OK"] --> BW["OK"]
    BX["OK"] --> BY["OK"]
    BZ["OK"] --> CA["OK"]
    CB["OK"] --> CD["OK"]
    CE["OK"] --> CF["OK"]
    CG["OK"] --> CH["OK"]
    CI["OK"] --> CJ["OK"]
    CK["OK"] --> CR["OK"]
    CS["OK"] --> CT["OK"]
    CU["OK"] --> CV["OK"]
    CW["OK"] --> CX["OK"]
    CY["OK"] --> CZ["OK"]
    DA["OK"] --> DB["OK"]
    DC["OK"] --> DD["OK"]
    DJ["OK"] --> DE["OK"]
    FD["OK"] --> DF["OK"]
    DG["OK"] --> DH["OK"]
    DI["OK"] --> DJ
    DJ --> DK

Tum ONIOFF Timer Set
■ While selecting timer set for setting, user can press [S] to turn ON/OFF the currently selected timer set.
Tum ON ALL Timer Set
■ User can also turn ON ALL Timer Sets by holding down the [5] button.
■ Press the [M] button to select "ALL ON" Display.
■ Press [U][D] to select 'YES'NO' and hold down [M] to process changes. Then the watch will go back to the Timer Set Selection Display.
Turn OFF ALL Timer Set
- User can also turn OFF ALL Timer Sets by holding down the [S] button. - Press the [M] button to select "ALL OFF" Display.
■ Press [U][D] to select 'YES'NO' and hold down [M] to process changes. Then the watch will go back to the Timer Set Selection Display.

7.1.1 Timer Mode - Setting Linked Timer

graph TD
    A["Input Data"] --> B{Data Input}
    B -->|P0| C["Processing"]
    B -->|P1| D["Output Data"]
    C --> E{Data Transfer}
    E -->|P0| F["Data Output"]
    E -->|P1| G["Final Processing"]
    F --> H["Output Data"]
    G --> I["Final Output"]

Setting Linked Timer
To set the Linked Timer, hold down the [M] button in Timer Display and press [U][D] to select Linked Timer "TR" from the 4 operation modes.
■ Press [M] to confirm and select which timer set to be edited by pressing [U][D] button.
NOTE: Please see the chapter 7.1.2 for more details about turning ON/OFF Timer Sel.
■ Press [M] to start selling the selected timer set [Timer A and Timer B] as the adjacent diagram.
■ Press the [U][D] button to change the settings
■ Hold Down the [U]:[D] button can change at a faster speed.
■ Hold down the [M] button to exit when finished setting
NOTE: When there is no key-stroke for about 1 minute, the watch will exit the Setting Display automatically.

7.2 Timer Mode - Using Repeat Timer

graph TD
    A["Input Data"] --> B["Initial Diagram"]
    B --> C{Timer Stopped}
    C -->|Yes| D["Receiving Counter 50"]
    C -->|No| E["Receiving Counter 51"]
    D --> F["Output"]
    E --> G["Output"]
    F --> H["Feedback Loop"]
    G --> H
    H --> I["Output"]
    J["Input Data"] --> K["Final Processing"]
    K --> L["Feedback Loop"]
    L --> M["Output"]
    N["Input Data"] --> O["Final Processing"]
    O --> P["Feedback Loop"]
    P --> Q["Output"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style J fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style K fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style L fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style M fill:#f9f,stroke:#333

Repeat Timer
This operation made will repeat counting the default time set by user-defined times.
- When the Timer Set finished counting once, the Repeat Counter will be reduced by one and sort the Timer Set counting again. When the counter comes to zero, the timer stop.
Using Repeat Timer
■ Press the [8] button to start the counting when Repeat Timer is selected.
NOTE: Please see the chapter 7.2.1 for how to sell and select Repeat Timer.
■ Each time a timer finished counting, a keep sound will be given out.
■ When all counting are finished, the water will lose for 5 seconds.
■ User can also press [U] button to stop the counting anytime.
■ When the counting is stopped, hold down the [D] button will reload the counter to the initial value.

7.2.1 Timer Mode - Setting Repeat Timer

graph TD
    A["Input Parameter"] --> B{Condition}
    B -->|Yes| C["Control"]
    B -->|No| D["Output"]
    C --> E["Logarithmic Time"]
    E --> F["Logarithmic Time"]
    F --> G["Output"]
    G --> H["Logarithmic Time"]
    H --> I["Output"]
    I --> J["Logarithmic Time"]
    J --> K["Output"]
    K --> L["Logarithmic Time"]
    L --> M["Output"]
    M --> N["Logarithmic Time"]
    N --> O["Output"]
    O --> P["Logarithmic Time"]
    P --> Q["Output"]
    Q --> R["Logarithmic Time"]
    R --> S["Output"]
    S --> T["Logarithmic Time"]
    T --> U["Output"]
    U --> V["Logarithmic Time"]
    V --> W["Output"]
    W --> X["Logarithmic Time"]
    X --> Y["Output"]
    Y --> Z["Logarithmic Time"]
    Z --> AA["Output"]
    AA --> AB["Logarithmic Time"]
    AB --> AC["Output"]
    AC --> AD["Logarithmic Time"]
    AD --> AE["Output"]
    AE --> AF["Logarithmic Time"]
    AF --> AG["Output"]
    AG --> AH["Logarithmic Time"]
    AH --> AI["Output"]
    AI --> AJ["Logarithmic Time"]
    AJ --> AK["Output"]
    AK --> AL["Logarithmic Time"]
    AL --> AM["Output"]
    AM --> AN["Logarithmic Time"]
    AN --> AO["Output"]
    AO --> AP["Logarithmic Time"]
    AP --> AQ["Output"]
    AQ --> AR["Logarithmic Time"]
    AR --> AS["Output"]
    AS --> AT["Logarithmic Time"]
    AT --> AU["Output"]
    AU --> AV["Logarithmic Time"]
    AV --> AW["Output"]
    AW --> AX["Logarithmic Time"]
    AX --> AY["Output"]

Setting Repeat Timer

■ To set the Repeat Timer, hold down the [M] button in Timer Display and press [U]/[D] to select Repeat Timer "CR" from the 4 operation modes.

■ Press [M] to confirm and set the repeating times by pressing [U][D] button.
■ Press (M) to start setting the timer set (Timer A and Timer B) as the adjacent diagram.
■ Press the [U][D] button to change the settings
■ Hold Down the [U]/[D] button can change at a faster speed.
■ Hold down the [M] button to exit when finished setting. NOTE: When there is no key stroke for about 1 minute, the watch will exit the Selling Display automatically.

7.3 Timer Mode - Using Single Timer

graph TD
    A[" analog Display"] --> B[" Time-Stoped"]
    B --> C[" Auto Served"]
    C --> D[" Timer-A Counting"]
    D --> E[" Timer-B Counting"]
    E --> F[" Signal +"]
    F --> G[" Time-A Injected"]
    G --> H[" Signal -"]
    H --> I[" Time-B Injected"]
    I --> J[" Signal +"]
    J --> K[" Time-A Injected"]
    K --> L[" Signal -"]
    L --> M[" Time-B Injected"]
    M --> N[" Signal +"]
    N --> O[" Time-A Injected"]
    O --> P[" Signal -"]
    P --> Q[" Time-B Injected"]
    Q --> R[" Signal +"]
    R --> S[" Time-A Injected"]
    S --> T[" Signal -"]
    T --> U[" Time-B Injected"]
    U --> V[" Signal +"]
    V --> W[" Time-A Injected"]
    W --> X[" Signal -"]
    X --> Y[" Time-B Injected"]
    Y --> Z[" Signal +"]
    Z --> AA[" Time-A Injected"]
    AA --> AB[" Signal -"]
    AB --> AC[" Time-B Injected"]
    AC --> AD[" Signal +"]
    AD --> AE[" Time-A Injected"]
    AE --> AF[" Signal -"]
    AF --> AG[" Time-B Injected"]
    AG --> AH[" Signal +"]
    AH --> AI[" Time-A Injected"]
    AI --> AJ[" Signal -"]
    AJ --> AK[" Time-B Injected"]
    AK --> AL[" Signal +"]
    AL --> AM[" Time-A Injected"]
    AM --> AN[" Signal -"]
    AN --> AO[" Time-B Injected"]
    AO --> AP[" Signal +"]
    AP --> AQ[" Time-A Injected"]
    AQ --> AR[" Signal -"]
    AR --> AS[" Time-B Injected"]
    AS --> AT[" Signal +"]
    AT --> AU[" Time-A Injected"]
    AU --> AV[" Signal -"]
    AV --> AW[" Time-B Injected"]
    AW --> AX[" Signal +"]
    AX --> AY[" Time-A Injected"]
    AY --> AZ[" Signal -"]
    AZ --> BA[" Time-B Injected"]
    BA --> BB[" Signal +"]
    BB --> BC[" Time-A Injected"]
    BC --> BD[" Signal -"]
    BD --> BE[" Time-B Injected"]
    BE --> BF[" Signal +"]
    BF --> BG[" Time-A Injected"]
    BG --> BH[" Signal -"]
    BH --> BI[" Time-B Injected"]
    BI --> BJ[" Signal +"]
    BJ --> BK[" Time-A Injected"]
    BK --> BL[" Signal -"]
    BL --> BM[" Time-B Injected"]
    BM --> BN[" Signal +"]
    BN --> BO[" Time-A Injected"]
    BO --> BP[" Signal -"]
    BP --> BQ[" Time-B Injected"]

Single Timer

• There is another operation mode which only count once, that is Single Timer.
• Single Timer will only run the timer A and timer B once. When they at finished counting, the timer stop.
  Using Single Timer ■ Press the [S] button to start the counting when Single Timer is selected. NOTE: Please see the chapter 7.3.1 for how to set and select Single Timer.
  ■ When timer A finished counting, a beep sound will be given out.
  ■ When timer B is finished, the watch will beep for 5 seconds.
  ■ User can also press [U] button to stop the counting anytime.
  ■ When the counting is stopped, hold down the [D] button will reload the counter to the initial value.

■ To set the Single Timer, hold down the [M] button in Timer Display and press [U],[D] to select Single Timer 'CS' from the 4 operation modes.
■ Press [M] to confirm and start setting the Timer A and Timer B as the adjacent diagram.
- Press the [U][D] button to change the timer settings. - Hold Down the [U][D] button can change at a faster speed.
■ Hold down the [M] button to exit when finished setting.
NOTE: When there is no key stroke for about 1 minute, the watch will cut the Setting Display automatically.

7.4 Timer Mode - Using CountUP Timer

graph TD
    A["Initial Display"] --> B["Counter Up to Power Value"]
    B --> C["Counter 1: Time Controlled"]
    B --> D["Counter 2: Time Controlled"]
    C --> E["Counter 3: Time Controlled"]
    D --> F["Counter 4: Time Controlled"]
    E --> G["Time Stopped (L)"]
    F --> H["Time Stopped (L)"]
    G --> I["Timing Stopped (L)"]
    H --> J["Timing Stopped (L)"]
    I --> K["Timing Stopped (L)"]
    J --> L["Timing Stopped (L)"]
    K --> M["Timing Stopped (L)"]
    L --> N["Timing Stopped (L)"]

CountUP Timer

• This operation more will count up from zero to a preset value.
  ■ CountUP Timer will run the timer A and timer B once. After then, it will start counting up from zero. When it reaches the preset value, the timer stops.
  Using CountUP Timer
  ■ Press the [S] button to start the counting when CountUP Timer is selected
  NOTE: Please see the chapter 7.4.1 for how to set and select CountUP Timer.
  ■ Each time a timer frished counting, a beep sound will be given out.
  ■ When timer B is finished, the watch will beep for 5 seconds and steel mounting up from zero
  ■ When it reaches the preset value, the timer stops and beep for 0 seconds.
  ■ User can also press [U] button to stop the counting anytime.
• When the counting is stopped, hold down the [D] button will reload the counter to the initial value.

7.4.1 Timer Mode - Setting CountUP Timer

graph TD
    A["Input Data"] --> B{Condition: On User}
    B -->|Yes| C["Process 1"]
    B -->|No| D["Process 2"]
    C --> E["Output"]
    D --> E
    E --> F{Decision: Before Input}
    F -->|Yes| G["Output"]
    F -->|No| H["Output"]
    G --> I["Final Output"]
    H --> I

Setting CountUP Timer

■ To set the CountUP Timer, hold down the [M] button in Timer Display and press [U][C] to select CountUP Timer CU from the 4 operation modes.

■ Press [M] to confirm and start setting the Count up value as the adjacent diagram.

■ After then press [M] to start setting the timer set (Timer A and Timer B) as the adjacent diagram.

■ Press the [U][C] button to change the settings.

■ Hold Down the [UAD] button can

■ Hold down the [M] button to eat when finished seeing.

NOTE: When there is no key-stroke for about 1 minute, the watch will exit the Selling Display automatically.

8.1 Alarm Mode - Setting Daily Alarm

Setting Daily Alarm

■ Select the target setting alarm (alarm 1 or alarm 2) by pressing [U] button in Alarm Mode display.

■ Hold down the [M] button will go to daily alarm setting display.

■ In the Setting Display, press [M] button to select among Minute or Hour.

- Press the [U]:[C] button to increase or decrease the value of Minute, Hour.

■ Hold Down the [U][D] button can change at a faster speed.

■ When the setting is completed, hold down the [M] button to exit.

■ NOTE: When there is no key-stroke for about 1 minute, the watch will exit the Selling Display automatically.

8.0 Alarm Mode - Daily Alarm and Hourly Chime

Control P 1 1:30 P Control P Alarm 1 Display P Alarm 2 Display P Alarm 2 P Alarm 2 P + - OK + - P + - GRR GRR GRR

Hourly Chime Display

Daily Alarm

■ This watch contains 2 independent Daily Alarm.

■ Press the [D] button in their respective display to turn ON/OFF the alarm.

■ If the Alarm is ON, the watch will hoop for 30 seconds when the alarm time is mal.

Hourly Chime

■ This watch also provides Hourly chime

■ Press the [D] button in the Hourly Chime display to turn ON/OFF the chime.

■ When the Chime is ON, the watch will beep once at the hour, i.e. 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 ota.

9.0 Specifications

Timekeeping Mode

■ Hour, Minute, Second

■ Year, Month, Day, Day of Week

■ 12/24 hour time format

■ Day-Month / Month-Day date format

■ Dual time display

Chronograph Mode

■ Resolution: 1700 second

■ Range: 88 hours, 59 minutes, 58.99 seconds

■ Maximum 150 Lap Memores

■ Target Time setting for Maximum 50 Check Parts

■ Sound reasoning for exceeding target time

■ Time Difference calculation between Target time and actual time

Alarm Mode

■ 2 Daily Ala

■ 1 Hourly Chime

Chronograph Recall Mode

■ Maximum 160 Laps can be stored

■ Maximum 50 Records can be stored

■ Time and Date stamp for each record

■ Maximum, Minimum and Average Lap

Time display

Timer Mode

■ 4 operation modes: Linked Timer.

CountJP timer

■ Resolution: 1 second

■ Focus (or each line: 90 years, 50

minutes, 50 seconds

■ United Timer: Maximum 25 set |1 set

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■ Farmed Times: Maximian 50 times

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