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Button D

Button C

Pressing Button D will 

decrease the value.

Pressing Button C will 

increase the value.

HOW TO INPUT YOUR BODY WEIGHT

HOW TO INPUT YOUR STRIDE LENGTH

The setting range is from 20 Kg to 120 Kg.
Press Button C to increase the value and press Button D to decrease the value.
Press and hold each button to quickly increase or decrease the value. 

The setting range is from 30 cm to 120 cm.
Press Button C to increase the value and press Button D to decrease the value.
Press and hold each button to quickly increase or decrease the value. 

Button D

Button C

Pressing Button D will 

decrease the value.

Pressing Button C will 

increase the value.

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Before fi rst use ● How to input your personal data

1. Press Button A to show the 

INPUT <personal data input> mode

.

2. Press and hold Button B to show  KG  on the display. Now the watch is in the SETTING mode. 
3. Press Button A to select your input item and set the values by using Button C (to increase) or Button D (to decrease).
4. Upon completion of all input items, press Button B to fi nish the SETTING mode and return to the 

INPUT <personal data input> mode

.

SENSITIVITY LEVEL

After 2 seconds

INPUT

<personal data input>

mode

Switches every 1 second

BODY WEIGHT

STRIDE LENGTH

AGE

SEX

Button A

Button A

Button A

Button A

Button B

The most recent date that 
you input your personal
data is displayed.
When you fi rst turn the watch
on, Jan. 1, 2004 appears 
as the default setting. 

Press and hold Button B

for 2 seconds or more

Button C

Button D

By  pressing  Button  C  or 
D,  you  can  increase  or  de-
crease the value or change 
characters.

In order to calculate the walking distance, pace and calories burned, you have to input 
your personal data such as weight, stride length, age etc. The gray digits in the illustra-
tion indicate that they are fl ashing and adjustable.

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● Step counting function

This  watch  counts  and  displays  the  number  of  steps  only  in  the 

TIME  <current  time>  mode

  or 

WALK 

<step count> mode

.

The watch can count and display the number of steps by sensing the impact of each foot contacting the 
ground as a step is taken while you are walking. The internal sensor of the watch ensures reliable operation 
in almost any position except in a case that the watch is horizontally positioned against the ground.  

MECHANISM OF STEP COUNTING FUNCTION

●  This watch is specially designed for walking. It may not correctly count steps if you are running 

or walking at an extremely slow pace. 

●  The  watch  may  count  and  display  non-step 

movements  such  as  your  arm  motion  while 
being  seated  or  standing  still.  To  avoid  this, 
press and hold Button D for 2 seconds or more 
in  the 

TIME  <current  time>  mode

  or 

WALK 

<step count> mode

 to turn the step counting 

function  off.  Make  sure  that  OFF   appears  in 
place of the number of steps on the display. By 
activating  the  step  counting  function  only 
while walking, the watch can count the number 
of  steps  more  accurately.  To  turn  the  step 
counting  function  on  again,  press  and  hold 
Button D for 2 seconds or more. 

*The illustration shows the display

  in the 

WALK <step count> mode

.

Press and hold Button D

(for 2 seconds or more)

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●  It takes a while for the watch to recognize your movement as walking. After you walk for a while, 

the watch displays the total number of steps taken up to that point, and subsequently starts to 
display the number of steps by adding the number one step at a time in accordance with each 
step taken.  

●  The watch is designed to count steps correctly if it is worn on your left wrist. It may not correctly 

count and display the number of steps if it is worn on your right wrist. 

●  The watch may not be able to correctly count and display the number of steps in the following 

conditions even though it is correctly worn on your left wrist.

   ※ When you are wearing sandals   
   ※ When you are walking with a cane  
   ※ When you are holding an umbrella  
   ※ When you are pushing a shopping cart or baby carriage etc.  
   ※ When you are ascending or descending a steep slope  
   ※ When you are skipping stairs while ascending or descending 

Summary of Contents for S252

Page 1: ...I N S T R U C T I O N S I N S T R U C T I O N S R 1 S252 100 0005 3 1 1 550 0013 1 4 24 105 8467 2 8 0 http www seiko watch co jp 0120 612 911 BSBS252 A1010 S252...

Page 2: ...2 4 8 5 9 12 14 TIME 21 WALK 23 DAY 27 WEEK 29 33 TIME 34 LED 34 35 3 38 39 41 42 42 44 44 45 47 49 50 51...

Page 3: ...7 6 5 5 35 4...

Page 4: ...O DAY 2004 1 1 INPUT 10 2 17 10 58 56 7 333 TIME 2 STEPS 7 333 58 WALK 2 7 7 51 331 38 5 DAY 2 12 12 615 972 462 0 WEEK DAY WEEK 0 33 8 12 C D OFF B A 4 TIME TIME WALK OFF OFF 12 9 2 A INPUT WALK DAY...

Page 5: ...15 C D A A A B A A INPUT B 2 KG A C D B INPUT 14 B 2 2004 1 1 2 1 INPUT 12 TIME WALK TIME WALK 2 OFF OFF OFF D 2 D 2 WALK 13...

Page 6: ...0 1 0 0 OK 1 1 C 1 D 1 C D C D 18 C D LADY MAN C D LADY MAN 16 C D C D 20 120 C D C D C D 30 120 C D 17 10 6m 60cm 6m 10 0 6m 60cm m 10 m cm 9 7 5 3 1 10 8 6 4 2 6m 60cm 60cm 100cm 10 10 C D C D 16 99...

Page 7: ...23 WALK A WALK D D 2 OFF 0 0Km 2 WALK 58 7 333 D 2 22 km kcal 246 5kcal 5 5km D D 2 20 1 B B INPUT B INPUT B 21 TIME TIME WALK 2 TIME 7 333 D D 2 D A TIME D D 2 OFF...

Page 8: ...27 DAY 7 12 7 0 7 A DAY D 1 7 2 DAY 7 51 331 7 38 5 D 26 B 1 12 19 WALK 1 B 24 5 5km h 7 333 246 5Kcal 7 333 5 5km 7 333 D D D D 2 D 25 0 WALK 0 0 DAY 27 DAY WALK B 3 0 0 B CLEAR B 3...

Page 9: ...8 27 8 28 8 29 8 16 8 17 8 18 8 19 8 20 8 21 8 22 8 9 8 10 8 11 8 12 8 13 8 14 8 15 8 2 8 3 8 4 8 5 8 6 8 7 8 8 8 1W 6 20 6 21 6 22 6 23 6 24 6 25 6 26 6 4W 8 2W 8 3W 8 4W 8 5W 9 5 6 4 9 6 6 4 9 6 9...

Page 10: ...E B 2 A C D B TIME B TIME TIME 2 TIME B 2 B 34 LED TIME 2 2 17 10 58 56 7 333 3 C A TIME 2 C 3 C TIME LED 32 1 2 3 10 11 5 3 51 331 1725 4 38 5 D D 33 DAY WEEK B 3 B ALL CLEAR INPUT 16 INPUT 14 20 B C...

Page 11: ...39 12 19 Q A 19 Q A 12 Q A 0 0 WALK 0 25 Q A 0 38 A D TIME TIME A D IC 36 12 24 C D A A A A A A A 37 C D 30 0 30 1 0 C D C D 12H 12 24H 24 12 24 12 AM PM 24 AM PM 1 13 2 14...

Page 12: ...43 TIME 1 C TIME 0 5 35 42 SB T51 CR2032 2 LED 1 3 2 SB 7 40 12 Q A 10 15 INPUT 16 Q A 12 42 Q A 41 42 Q A 42 Q A 42 Q A Q A...

Page 13: ...47 46 44 P 44 P 45 MADE IN CHINA 0 0 0 0 0 0 WATER RESISTANT 10BAR S252 00A0 A0 T51 P 45 45 P 44 WATER RESISTANT WATER RESISTANT 5 BAR 5 WATER RESISTANT 10 20 BAR 10 20...

Page 14: ...51 32 768Hz Hz 1 30 5 35 5 50 0 40 FE SB T51 CR2032 1 2 LED C MOS LSI 1 50 7 3 1 48 10 20 49 10 500 3 5 100 000 10 000 3 000 1 000 3 000 1 000 40W 1m 1 000 3m 500 4m 250...

Page 15: ...log mode 76 How to delete the stored data 79 Time current time mode watch function How to read the display 80 Built in illuminating led light 80 How to set the time 81 Contents Length adjustment serv...

Page 16: ...becomes edged by corrosion etc If the pins protrude from the band Immediately consult the retailer from whom the watch was purchased or SEIKO CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER To indicate the risks of serious c...

Page 17: ...memory and recalled on demand Please read the instructions carefully to ensure proper use before using the watch The watch features four buttons Step Counting Indicator Button A To change function mo...

Page 18: ...current time mode or WALK step count mode The watch can count and display the number of steps by sensing the impact of each foot contacting the ground as a step is taken while you are walking The inte...

Page 19: ...OF YOUR PERSONAL DATA INPUT By pressing Button B after completing all input settings the display returns to the initial display which shows the input date of your personal data Button B Switches ever...

Page 20: ...tion turned o walking distance display walking speed display calories burned example 246 5 kcal walking distance example 5 5 km Button D Button D WALK step count mode number of steps example 7 333 ste...

Page 21: ...m Week example 3rd week of May Number of steps example 51 331 steps Calories burned and walking dis tance appear in turn every 1 second example calories burned 1725 4 kcal walking distance 38 5 km 76...

Page 22: ...ds Press Button A to show the TIME current time mode After approximately 2 seconds the current time date day of the week and number of steps or calories burned walking distance are all displayed as il...

Page 23: ...sible Refer to BATTERY CHANGE on page 87 Q A The display is blinking The battery life indicator function may have been activated as the battery will run down within a few days Replace the battery with...

Page 24: ...ESISTANT 10 20 BAR Water resistance for everyday life at 10 20 barometric pressures 88 The watch requires good daily care Do not wash the watch when its crown is at the extended position Wipe away moi...

Page 25: ...Sunlight Fine weather Fine weather 100 000 lux Cloudy weather Cloudy weather 10 000 lux Indoor Window side during daytime Fine weather more than 3 000 lux Cloudy weather 1 000 to 3 000 lux Rainy weat...

Page 26: ...temperature range 5 C 50 C between 0 C and 40 C for the display 4 Display medium Nematic Liquid Crystal FEM Field E ect Mode 5 Battery Lithium battery SB T51 CR2032 1 piece 6 Battery life Approx 2 yea...

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