Junghans Mega 1000 Manuel utilisateur

Collection

Avantgarde

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ENGLISH ”By the work one knows the workman.”

Jean de la Fontaine

We would like to congratulate you on your purchase of a chronome-

ter from the ”Avantgarde“ collection.

Faithful to their name ”Advanced Guard“, the Junghans’ Avantgarde

watch-models combine the most modern clockwork technologies

with a superb design. With modernity in mind, they appeal to all

those who would like to portray the highest possible precision and

comfort as an expression of their modern and forward thinking atti-

tude to life.

We hope you will get a great pleasure from this very special time-

keeping instrument.

Yours,

Junghans Uhren GmbH

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Content Page

1. Radio technology 40

2. Operational requirements 43

3. Automatic time synchronisation 44

4. Functions 45

4.1. Time display modes 45

4.2. Additional functions 47

5. Description of the functions and their operation 48

5.1. Stopwatch with split function (chrono) 48

5.2. Countdown timer 50

5.3. Alarm 51

6. Reception indicator 53

7. Manuel Synchronisation (Calling the transmitter) 53

8. Time zone adjustment/ 12-24 hour display / home time 55

8.1. Time zone adjustment 55

8.2. 12-24 hour display 57

8.3. Home time 58

9. Language selection (weekday indicator and date display) 59

9.1. Language selection 59

9.2. Date display 60

10. 2. Time 61

11. Restart / Starting up procedure 62

12. Manual start 63

12. Illumination 65

14. Button lock 66

15. Adjusting the contrast of the digital display 67

16. Adjusting the wristband 67

17. Water resistance 68

18. General information 68

19. Technical information 69

Operating instructions Mega 1000

Important notice concerning the display

Please take note that during the time synchronisation, the display will auto-

matically switch itself off and remain switched off for the duration of the

procedure. When carrying out a restart following a battery change, the indica-

tor for the transmitter currently being searched for will flash and the signal

controlled second indicator will be displayed. Precise information can be found

in chapters 3, 7, and 11.

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1. Radio technology

Cutting edge chronography.

5,000 years have now passed since the advent of chronography. Starting with

sundials and water clocks, advancing to mechanical clocks in the 13th century

and then followed by quartz watches, chronography has now culminated in

the radio-controlled watches by Junghans.

Radio-controlled watches by Junghans are always accurate and never require

adjustment if reception conditions are adequate. Junghans radio-controlled

watches are perfectly accurate because they are linked to the most accurate

clocks in the world by radio signals.

In Europe, this is the caesium clock of the German National Metrology

Institute (Physikalisch-Technischen Bundesanstalt, PTB) in Braunschweig.

In North America, this is the caesium clock of the U.S. Department of

Commerce, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in

Boulder, Colorado.

In Japan this is the caesium clock of the National Institute for Information

and Communication Technology, an association of the government office.

Your Junghans Mega 1000 radio-controlled watch is able to automatically

receive the radio signals of the following time signal transmitter stations:

– DCF77 in Mainflingen (24km south-east of Frankfurt am Main) for Europe,

– WWVB in Fort Collins, Colorado (USA) for North America

– JJY40 on Mount Ohtakadoya (near Tokyo in north-east Japan) for Japan

– JJY60 on Mount Hagane (in south-west Japan) for Japan,

the East coast of China (Shanghai),

for South Korea and parts of Taiwan.

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This means that within range of one of these 4 transmitter stations your

Junghans Mega 1000 will display the exact time when reception conditions

are adequate.

Junghans radio-controlled wristwatches automatically synchronise themsel-

ves every day with the DCF77,WWVB, JJY40 and JJY60 time signal transmitters.

If your Junghans Mega 1000 radio-controlled watch is unable to receive a sig-

nal due to interference (e.g. thunder storms, electronic devices, lighting dim-

mer switches) it will automatically attempt to receive a signal the following

day at the same time.

The time can also be synchronised manually by calling a transmitter e.g. from

a place with better reception.

The most recent time information received is stored in an internal time memo-

ry. This time is then kept by a high-precision 32 kHz quartz oscillator until the

next time your watch is synchronised.

The radio-controlled time synchronisation function of your Junghans Mega

1000 radio-controlled watch not only ensures total time accuracy, but also

automatically switches (at night) from winter time to daylight saving time

(Europe and North America) and vice-versa when reception is available.

The Junghans Mega 1000 time zone adjustment function enables you to set

your watch to the relevant local time when travelling in countries in other time

zones.

2. Operational requirements

Make sure that the battery has enough power to ensure the continuous

operation of your watch.

The watch regularly checks whether sufficient battery power is available. If the

battery is low on power (empty battery or low ambient temperature affecting

battery performance) then a battery indicator appears in the LCD display. If the

battery does not recover (e.g. due to higher ambient temperature) you should

bring the watch to your specialist retailer or send it to the Junghans Service

Center within a few weeks to have the battery replaced.

Battery type: CR 1620 – average service life: approx. 2 years

Please ensure that the battery is disposed of appropriately and in accordance

with the legal regulations.

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3. Automatic time synchronisation

The fully automatic time synchronisation takes place daily using the DCF77

(Europe) transmitter with CET (Central European Time) at both 2:00 und 3:00

hours, as well as CEST (Central European Summer Time) at 3:00 und 4:00

hours depending on the current local time.With the transmitter WWVB (North

America) and JJY40 respectively JJY60 (Japan) at 2:00 and at 3:00 hours

depending on the current local time.

The display switches itself off automatically when the automatic synchronisa-

tion commences.The display will remain switched off for the whole of the syn-

chronisation period (maximum 9 minutes) or until the procedure is manually

discontinued. The automatic time synchronisation procedure can be disconti-

nued with the use of the T1 button.With the use of one of the buttons ranging

fromT2 toT5, it is possible to display the current time during the synchronising

procedure by keeping the button depressed or, by pressing the T5 lighting but-

ton which will display the time for the duration of the illumination.Hereby, the

current hour, minutes and seconds as well as weekday, day, month and year will

be displayed.

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The date is also automatically adjusted by the time signal, and this function

also takes 29 February into consideration during leap years.

If, within a 24-hour period, all attempts to receive a signal fail to correctly syn-

chronise the watch, the reception indicator increases by 1 point (see chapter 6,

”Description of the reception indicator mode”). The indicator increases by 1

point for every further day that a signal is not successfully received. On days

when the watch has not been synchronised time is kept with the accuracy of

a quartz watch using the internal time memory. The watch will be synchroni-

sed as soon as a signal is successfully received.

Recommendation: The best conditions for reception of the time signal at night

exist when the watch is not being worn and is not placed near to electronic

devices, mobile telephones or cordless telephones.

4. Functions

The Junghans Mega 1000 has a variety of functions that are shown in the

display. The watch is operated using the five buttons above and below the

display as well as on the side of the watch (the button designations are shown

in the overview located in the foldout front cover).

4.1. Time display modes

The following five time display modes are available.

In these modes the watch cannot be adjusted using the T1 or T2 buttons. Only

T3 (to switch between Time, Stopwatch, Countdown Timer and Alarm modes)

and T4 (to select time display mode) are active so that the watch settings can-

not be accidentally changed.

Time Countdown

timer Alarm

Stop-

watch

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Time display mode 1: Time display mode 2: Time display mode 3:

Time Time / Day / Date / Time / Day / Date /

Year Calendar week

Time display mode 4: Time display mode 5:

Time / 2nd time Time/ Transmitter indicator /

Reception indicator

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4.2. Additional functions

The following functions can be selected one after the other using the T3

button.

– Stopwatch with split function and split-time memory (chrono)

– Countdown timer

– Alarm

-– Time

The name of the mode that is currently in use is highlighted on the display

with a border. The mode display bar at the bottom of the LCD changes when

the mode is changed. The upper area of the LCD shows the function

corresponding to the mode that is selected.

The display languages available include German, English and French. Setting

the language is described in chapter 9.1.

The selected time display mode does not change until another mode is

selected by pressing the T3 button.

Countdown-

timer

Stopwatch

function TimeAlarm

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When the stopwatch is running, pressing T2 shows

the split time. These are shown in the upper part of

the display. Pressing T2 again shows additional split

times. The last ten split times are always saved. The

stopwatch continues to run when split times are

being shown.

After pressing T4 to stop the stopwatch, the split

times that were saved can be shown by pressing T2.

5. Description of the functions and their operation

5.1. Stopwatch with split function (chrono)

Press T3 until CHRONO mode is selected. The display

shows hours, minutes, seconds, tenths of a second

and hundredths of a second.

T4 is used to start and to stop the stopwatch. When

the stopwatch is running the tag ”ON”appears above

the CHRONO menu item.

Pressing T1 resets the counter to 00:00:00.00 and

erases any split times that have been saved. The

stopwatch can only be reset if it is not running.

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5.2. Countdown timer

Press T3 until TIMER mode is selected.

The timer is set using T1 (set+) andT2 (set–). Press the

button briefly to adjust the time by the second.If you

hold the button down the time changes quickly.

The countdown timer is started/stopped with the T4

button. When the countdown timer is running the

tag ”ON” appears above the TIMER menu item in the

display.

When the countdown timer reaches 00:00:00 an

acoustic signal sounds.

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5.3. Alarm

Press T3 until ALARM mode is selected.

The alarm time is set using T1 (set+) and T2 (set–).

When the buttons are pressed briefly the time chan-

ges by the minute, but if the button is held down the

time changes quickly.

When the alarm time is adjusted the alarm is auto-

matically activated. The tag ”ON” appears in the

display.

The alarm is activated or deactivated using the T4

button. When the alarm is active the tag ”ON” appe-

ars above the ALARM menu item in the display.When

the time that the alarm is set to is reached an acou-

stic signal sounds.

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Your Mega 1000 provides you with the option of setting the alarm as a daily

repeating alarm (24h alarm) or as a single alarm.

Proceed as follows to set the type of alarm:

Make sure that your Mega 1000 is in ALARM mode. If

this is shown in the display,press button T1 (set+) and

T2 (set-) at the same time to start adjusting the

alarm mode. Now press the T1 (set+) or T2 (set-) but-

ton, to select the desired alarm mode. The selected

alarm mode is displayed in the upper section of the

display, SET AL 24 for the daily repeating alarm and

SET AL – for the one-off single alarm.

After you have selected the desired alarm mode, press the T4 button to return

to setting the alarm time.

The alarm can be switched off by pressing any button.

Preferably the T5 button should be used for this in order to avoid accidentally

altering the settings.

After the alarm has sounded it is no longer active and the ”ON”tag disappears.

If you want the alarm to sound again, set the desired time as described above

and reactivate the alarm.

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6. Reception indicator

The reception indicator shows whether the watch has been synchronised with

the signals from the transmitter stations.

Make sure that one of the five time display modes is shown in the display and

if this is not the case, press T3 until one of the time display modes is shown.

Press T4 until the reception indicator is shown (time display mode 5: time,

transmitter indicator and reception indicator).

If the reception indicator reads 0 then the watch was properly synchronised

during the previous night.The numbers 1-9 show the number of days in which

watch has not been automatically synchronised due to poor reception. The

indicator returns to 0 the next time the signal is successfully received.

7. Manuel Synchronisation (Calling the transmitter)

In the various time display modes, it is possible to

carry out a manual synchronisation or so called

transmitter call.

For this purpose press the T1 button for a period lon-

ger than 3 seconds. The display switches itself off

automatically when the synchronisation commen-

ces. The display will remain switched off for the

whole of the synchronisation period (maximum

14 minutes) or until the procedure is manually

discontinued.

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