6.6.2 SETTING THE CALENDAR-ALARM FUNCTION
Pull the crown to
position
2
. Briefly press
button
B
to select and
flash the figures of the
hours, minutes, date,
month and year
successively. New
date is set by turning
the crown and confirming
by briefly pressing button
B
.
The new date for the annual alarm (
AG
) is confirmed
by pushing the crown back to position
1
and
confirmed by the appearance of the
“ON”
message.
–
RESTART
timing by
briefly pressing button
B
. The chronograph
flies back to the time
passed since Split X
and continues
measurement (
CHR’
).
–
SPLIT Y
of timing by
briefly pressing button
B
at the finish of runner Y
(
SPL’
).
–
RESTART
timing by briefly pressing button
B
.
The chronograph flies back to the time passed
since Split Y and continues
timing (
CHR’
).
–
STOP Z
by briefly
pressing button
A
.
Reading time of last
runner Z and the total
race time: 0 hour,
5 minutes, 20 seconds
and 56 hundredths
(
Add’
).
–
Reset
by briefly press
ing button
B
(
CHR’
).
In the example opposite,
ALARM
ON/OFF
the calendar-alarm will be
programmed to 29/01/99
at 12:00.
Push the crown back to
position
1
: the alarm is
automatically switched on
(
ON
)*.
*
The calendar-alarm will only be switched
on if the date you have programmed is a
date in the future.
* There will be no ON display if the date you
have entered is in the past.
The alarm sound is stopped by pressing one of
the buttons or the crown.
Pressing and holding button
A
activates (
ON
)
or deactivates (
OF
) the calendar-alarm.
6.7.3 DISPLAYING A CHRONOMETER TIME
EXCEEDING 24 HOURS
(possible duration up to 99 days).
The timing for a chronometer duration of up to
24 hours is displayed in hours, minutes and seconds
and hundredths of a second. For any time exceeding
24 hours, the result is displayed in days (instead
of hundredths of a second, max. 99 days), hours
(max. 23 hours), minutes (max. 59 minutes) and
seconds (max. 59 seconds).
6.7 CHRONOGRAPH
Select the chronograph (
CHR’
) function by turning
the crown.
6.7.1 MEASURING ONE SINGLE TIME OR ADDING
SEVERAL TIMES WITH AUTOMATIC
SUBTRACTION OF INTERMEDIATE STOPS (ADD)
–
START
timing by briefly
pressing button
A
–
STOP
timing by briefly
pressing button
A
–
Reading the
measurement:
the 2 figures positioned to
the right of the letters
Add’
show the number of
hunredths of a second.
Example of reading a time:
00:01:59 Add’ 36
shows
that the event timed
has lasted for 0 hour,
1 minute, 59 seconds
and 36 hundredths of
a second.
–
Reset
the chronograph
by pressing button
B
briefly.
6.8 TIMER
6.8.1 PROGRAMMING THE TIMER DURATION
The timer may be programmed from 1 second
up to 99 days, 23 hours, 59 minutes and
59 seconds.
– Select the Timer (
TM
)
function by turning
the crown and then
pulling it to position
2
.
The number of days
flashes on the right of
the display
“TM”
(TM 00 – 00:00:00
in example shown
opposite).
– Turn the crown
forwards or
backwards to choose
the required duration
in days and confirm
by briefly pressing
button
B
.
The hour figures
start to flash.
(TM 99 – 00:00:00 in
the example shown
opposite).
–
Add’ mode
allows several timings to be
added while automatically subtracting the
duration of intermediate events by pressing
Start-Stop-Start-Stop
-etc.
Total reading time
– resetting.
E.g.: Total duration of journey from town A to
town D with subtraction of stops in towns B and C.
6.7.2 MEASURING THE TOTAL TIME WITH
INTERMEDIATE TIME READING (SPLIT OR
FLY-BACK HAND)
This function allows, for example, the total duration
of a race and the individual time taken by each indi
vidual runner to be measured.
–
START
of timing by briefly
pressing button
A
.
–
SPLIT X
of timing by
briefly pressing button
B
when runner X finishes.
In the example opposite
(
SPL’
), the time taken
by runner X is 0 hour, 3
minutes, 40 seconds
and 85 hundredths of a
second.
– Turn the crown
forwards or
backwards to choose
the required duration
in hours (max.
23 hours) and
confirm by briefly
pressing button
B
.
The minute figures
begin to flash.
(TM 99 – 23:00:00 in the example shown opposite).
– Turn the crown
forwards or
backwards to choose
the required duration
in minutes (max.
59 minutes) and
confirm by briefly
pressing button
B
.
The second figures
begin to flash.
(TM 99 – 23:59:00 in the example shown opposite).
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