WC201 - Alarm clock radio Perel - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL WC201 Perel

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• Supply power to the board by connecting the PSU with the power input (see fig. 1). Plug the PSU into the mains.

• Turn on the scoreboard with the ON/OFF switch. It takes a few moments for the board to initialize.

• Press GAME SELECT once. The timer & score mode LED blinks.

• Press CLEAR. Next, set the desired timer with M+1/M-1 and S+1/S-1, and set the shot clock with S+1/S- 1 under the shot clock panel.

• Press the timer START/STOP button to start the timer and the shot clock, and let it run for a few seconds. Press the timer START/STOP button again.

• Press RESET TIMER and RESET SHOT CLOCK. The display will show the last memorized data.

• Press GAME SELECT to exit the setup mode.

A. TIMER & SCORER (basketball, handball, karate, wrestling) This game mode displays the remaining game time and the score. Upper display: game time (max. 99:59) Lower display: score (max. 199) Countdown Game Timer Operation Key Display Buzzer Timer Shot Clock

6. Shot clock time is memorized

10. Restart game & shot clock starts

• Game timer stopped too late: use and to adjust the difference.

• Press to sound the buzzer. Score Operation Key Display

1. Guest team scores

1. Guest team commits foul

3. Home commits second foul

• Press or to toggle between the home team and the guest team. Press or for bonus points. Count-up Game Timer Operation Key Display Buzzer Timer Shot Clock

2. Erase previous settings

5. Recall shot clock memory

7. Start game & shot clock simultaneously

• Game timer stopped too late: use and to adjust the difference.

• Press and then to return to the countdown timer. B. SCORE & SETS (volleyball, badminton, table tennis) This game mode displays the sets won and the score. Upper display: score (max. 99) Lower display: sets (max. 199) Score / Sets / Serve Operation Key Display

2. Home / guest team gets serve

4. Guest team scores

5. Guest team wins set

• Press to deduct a point.

• Press and add the exact sets in case of error.WC201

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C. STOPWATCH Upper display: minutes and seconds (max. 59:59) Lower display: hours (max. 199) and 1/100 second (max. 99) Stopwatch Operation Key Display

• Press while the stopwatch is running to stop the time on the display. The stopwatch is keeps running internally. UP will blink on the display. Press to continue. D. MATCH & PIN TIMER (judo) This game mode displays the match time and elapsed pinning time. Upper display: match time (max. 99:59) Lower display: pinning time (max. 30) Match & Pin Timer Operation Key Display Timer Shot Clock

3. Save pin time into memory

6. If pin does not begin, pause pin time and reset

8. Stop match during pinning, pause pin timer

11. Match time expires, buzzer will not sound if pin is in

• Match timer stopped too late: use and to adjust the difference.

• Pinned judoka already has waza-ari (becomes ippon after 25 seconds): press during pin countdown. 25 will appear on the lower left display and the buzzer will sound after those 25 seconds have elapsed. Press again to cancel the 25-second display.

• Match time reaches 0:00 during a pin: the match will continue without buzzer so the pin count will not be interrupted. When the pin is broken free, press . The buzzer will sound and the match will end. E. ROUND & BREAK COUNTDOWN TIMER (boxing) This game mode displays the round time and number. Upper display: round timer (max. 99:59) Lower display: round number (max. 99) Round & Break Countdown Timer Operation Key Display Buzzer Timer Shot Clock

3. Enter round time into memory

5. Enter break time into memory

6. Set number of rounds (e.g. 3 rounds)

10.1. Next pin begins

12.2. 10 seconds expire, stop countdown and round timer

12.3. Match over, sound buzzer

13. First round completed

16. Next round time and number are displayed

17. Designated number of rounds completed

• Match timer stopped too late: use and to adjust the difference; use shot clock to adjust the round difference.

• Round time reaches 0:00 during countdown: the match will continue without sounding the buzzer so the countdown will not be interrupted.

• Modifying round/break times: press and reset.

• In the final round, the break time will not display.

F. ELECTRONIC METRONOME

Upper display: rhythm Lower left display: number of buzzes per minute Lower right display: length of a buzz Electronic Metronome Operation Key Display Buzzer Set buzz length

G. PROGRAM TIMER (interval training) The timer may be programmed to consecutively count down and display max. 9 time periods. Upper display: timer (max. 99:59) Lower left display: number of repetitions (max. 9) Lower right display: program number (max. 9) Program Timer Operation Key Display Buzzer

1. Set desired time for program 1 (P1)

2. Enter P1 into memory and enter times for following programs

3. Complete program setting. Set the desired number of

repetitions using the shot clock . Press and . The current round is displayed and the timer will stop.

4. P1 will start counting down and buzzer will sound when it

reaches 0:00. P2 will subsequently start. Completion of all programs is considered one round.

7. Return to the beginning of the program

• Change set times: Press and reset timers.

This scoreboard displays the time in 12h format but displays the time in 24h format when editing. Upper display: hours and minutes Lower right display: seconds Clock & Alarm Operation Key Display Timer Shot Clock

1. Stop clock to adjust time

2. Set hour, use the timer buttons to adjust the hour and

minutes, use the shot clock buttons to adjust the seconds

• The scoreboard will buzz during 5 seconds when the time reaches the alarm time.

• Current time and alarm time will not be memorized in case of a power cut.

• Press to sound the buzzer at any time.

• Adjust the volume of the buzzer with .

• Press (when LED is lit) to display the final minute in seconds.

5. Technical Specifications

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