LORUS NREY704E Manuel utilisateur

■CHARACTERISTICS

1. Time/Calendar Display:

Hour, minute, second, month, date and the day of

the week

Automatic Calendar Function

The calendar adjusts automatically for odd and even

months including Februaries of leap years.

Time Display Format

12-hour display format with AM/PM indicator and

24-hour display format are available.

2. Stopwatch:

Thestopwatchcanmeasureupto9hours59minutes

and 59 seconds in 1/100-second increments.The

stopwatch features the following functions.

• Standard measurement

• Accumulated Time measurement

• Lap time measurement

• Split time measurement

Maximum 99 lap/split times can be displayed,

among which the first 30 lap/split times can be

recorded.

Memory Recall Function:

Each recorded lap/split times can be recalled after

measurement is finished.

3. Daily Alarm:

The alarm can be set to sound on a 24-hour basis.

4. Illuminating light:

Thebuilt-inelectroluminescentbacklightilluminates

the display for viewing in darkness.

■BUTTONS AND DISPLAYS

Press Button C to select a display mode. The display

mode changes over in the following order.

B: RECALL

E: LIGHT

AM/PM

indicator Hour

A: LAP/RESET C: MODE

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

CAL. Y704(R23 SERIES)

NREY704E 7-2002

Minute

Second

Day of the

week

D: START/STOP

Month

Date

1. Press Button C to go to the Time/Calendar Mode.

2. Press Button B for 2 seconds, the display changes

to the Time/Calendar Setting Mode. The second

numeralstarts flashing, andtheyearappearsinplace

of the day of the week.

While the second numeral is flashing, press

Button D in accordance with a time signal. The

second numeral is reset to “00” and starts

counting immediately.

When the second numeral read any number

between 30 and 59, and Button D is pressed, one

minute is added.

3. Press Button A to select an item to be adjusted. The

item changes over in the following order.

✥When an item is selected for adjustment, it starts

flashing.

4. Use Button D to adjust each item.

✥For the minute, hour, month, date and year settings,

each press of Button D advances the displayed

numeral by one. Keep Button D pressed to advance

the numeral quickly.

✥For the choice of time display format, each press of

Button D selects alternatively 12-hour display or 24-

hour display.

✥Press Button A to confirm the adjustment of the

selected item and move on to the next item.

5. Upon completion ofall necessaryadjustments,press

Button B to return to the Time/Calendar Mode.

✥Under 12-hour display, an “AM” indicator in the

morning and a “PM” indicator from the afternoon

are displayed.

✥Once year, month and date are set, the day of the

week is automatically set accordingly.

■HOW TO USE THE STOPWATCH

■HOW TO SET THE TIME/CALENDAR

Date

Hour

AM/PM indicator

for 12-hour display only

Second

Minute

Day of the week BC

Month

Time/Calendar Mode

Alarm Mode

Lap Mode

Split Mode

LAP

[]

SPLIT

[]

Second setting

Year

Second Minute Hour

12H/24H

(time display format)

Month

Date

DDA

Start Stop Reset

Reset

RestartStop

Start

Stop

Lap 3

Up to Lap 99

Stop

Lap 2Start Lap 1

D AA

Reset

Memory Recall

Function

LAP

[]

Lap

number

Lap time

Total running time

in progress

• The stopwatch can measure up to 9 hours, 59

minutesand59secondsin1/100-secondincrements.

When the measurement is over 9 hours 59 minutes

99, the stopwatch will be reset to “0:00’00”00” and

start counting again.

Standard Measurement

Standard time can be measured either in the Lap Mode

or in the Split Mode.

1. Press Button C to go to the Lap Mode or Split Mode.

2. Press Button D to start and stop the stopwatch.

3. Press Button A to reset the stopwatch.

Accumulated Elapsed Time Measurement

Accumulated Elapsed Time can be measured either in

the Lap Mode or in the Split Mode.

1. Press Button C to go to the Lap Mode or Split Mode.

2. Press Button D to start, stop and restart the

stopwatch as many times as required.

3. Press Button A to reset the stopwatch

❖Lap/Split Time Measurement

Up to 99 lap/split times can be displayed, among which

the first 30 lap/split times can be recorded during each

measurement. In order to recall the recorded lap times

aftermeasurement, use Memory Recall Function before

resetting the stopwatch.

Lap Time Measurement

1. Press Button C to go to the Lap Mode.

2. Press Button D to start the stopwatch.

3. Press Button A to check lap times. The lap time and

its lap number are displayed in the upper low of the

display, while the total running time, which is still in

progress, is displayed in the lower low of the display.

4. Press Button D to stop the measurement.

✥In order to check the recorded lap times, refer to

Memory Recall Function.

5. Press Button A to reset the stopwatch.

Split 2 Split 3

Start Split 1

Up to Split 99

Reset

Stop

Memory Recall

Function

LAP

[]

Split

number

Split time

Total running time

in progress

Split Time Measurement

1. Press Button C to go to the Split Mode.

2. Press Button D to start the stopwatch.

3. Press Button A to check split times. The split time

and its split number are displayed in the upper low

of the display, while the total running time, which is

still in progress, is displayed in the lower low of the

display.

4. Press Button D to stop the measurement.

✥In order to check the recorded lap times, refer to

Memory Recall Function.

5. Press Button A to reset the stopwatch.

Memory Recall Function

1. When lap/split time measurement is finished, press

Button B to go to the Memory Recall Display.

“RECALL” indicator appears on the display.

2. Press Button A to read each recorded lap/split time.

The recorded lap/split times are shown in order of

their lap number. The recorded lap time with its lap

number is displayed in the upper low of the display,

whiletherecorded split time isdisplayedinthelower

low of the display.

✥In order to read the recorded lap/split times in the

reverse order, press Button D.

3. Press Button B to exit the Memory Recall Function.

The display returns to the previous mode, either the

Lap Mode or the Split Mode.

✥When starting a new game to take new lap/split

times, the recorded memories will be automatically

replaced by the new ones.

Remarks on Stopwatch Operation

Even if the display is changed from the

Stopwatch Mode to another while measurement

is in progress, the stopwatch continues timing

properly. However, in order to avoid wasting its

battery energy, be sure to stop the stopwatch,

after measurement is finished.

■HOW TO SET THE ALARM

1. Press Button C to go to the Alarm Mode. Alarm

Mode indicator “AL” appears.

2. Press Button B for 2 seconds to change the display

to the Alarm Setting Mode. The hour numeral of the

alarm time starts flashing.

3. Use Button D to set the hour.

✥Each press of Button D advances the displayed

numeralby one. Keep the button pressed to advance

the numeral quickly.

4. PressButtonA to confirm the hoursetting and move

on to the minute setting. The minute numeral starts

flashing.

5. Use Button D to set the minute.

✥Each press of Button D advances the displayed

numeralby one. Keep the button pressed to advance

the numeral quickly.

LAP

[]

SPLIT

RECALL

“RECALL”

indicator

Alarm indicator

Alarm Mode

indicator

Current time

AM/PM for alarm time

AM/PM for current time

Alarm time

6. Press Button B to complete the alarm setting.

7. Press Button D to engage the alarm. The alarm

indicator appears.

8. Upon completion ofall necessaryadjustments,press

Button C to return to the Time/Calendar Mode.

• Alarm engagement/disengagement

Press Button D in the Alarm Mode. Each press of the

Button Alternatively engages or disengages the alarm.

When the alarm is engaged, the alarm indicator appears

on the display regardless of the display mode.

• How to stop the alarm while sounding

Thealarm sounds for one minute at thedesignated time.

To stop it manually while sounding, press any button in

any display mode.

Alarm engaged

Alarm disengaged

■ILLUMINATING LIGHT

Press Button E. The light illuminates the display with 3

seconds delay. Keep Button E pressed to light the

display for a longer time.

■LUMIBRITE WATCH

(dial, hands, buttons, case, bezel,

strap, etc.)

✥If your watch is a LORUS LUMIBRITE watch, it has

following features.

LORUS LUMIBRITE watches absorb and store light

energy from natural and artificial light sources and emit

light in the dark. They are made of environmentally

friendly material, and therefore, are harmless to human

beings and the environment.

• With a full charge, LORUS LUMIBRITE watches

glow in the dark hours longer than conventional

luminous watches of this type. If exposed to a light

of more than 500 lux (i.e., the brightness of a typical

office) for approximately 10 minutes, or direct

sunlight for 2 minutes, they will glow for hours.

• Since LORUS LUMIBRITE watches emit the light

they store, the brightness will decrease gradually

over time. The length of time they will glow may

also differ slightly depending on such factors as the

brightnessof and distancefromthelightsourceused

to charge the watch.

Do not expose the old battery to fire or recharge

it. Keep it out of the reach of children. If a child

swallows it, immediately consult a doctor.

CAUTION

• WATER RESISTANCE

If your watch is 200 M/20 BAR, 100 M/10 BAR or 50

M/5 BAR water resistant, it is so indicated on the dial/

case back.

• Do not operate the buttons when the watch is wet.

• If the watch is exposed to salt water, rinse it in fresh

water and then wipe it thoroughly dry.

• Should you find any water or condensation inside

the watch, immediately have it checked. Water can

corrode electric parts inside the case.

NO NO NO

YES

YES NO

YES YES NO

Condition

of use Accidental

contact with

water, such

as splashes

and rain

Swimm-

ing and

taking a

shower

Skin

diving Scuba

diving

Indica-

tion on

the dial/

case back

Indication

NO NO NO

YES

WATER

RESISTANT

WATER

RESISTANT

WATER

RESISTANT

50M/5 BAR

100M/10 BAR

or above

Caution:

Leather straps are not water resistant unless so

indicated, even if the watch head is water resistant.

•ALLERGIC REACTION

Because the case and band touch the skin directly, it is

important to clean them regularly. If not, shirt sleeves

maybe stained and those withdelicate skin may develop

a rash. Please wear the watch with some play to avoid

any possible allergic reaction. If you develop a rash on

your wrist, stop wearing and consult a physician.

•MAGNETISM/ STATIC ELECTRICITY

■BATTERY CHANGE

The miniature lithium battery Maxell battery

CR2032,which powers your watch, should last

approximately 2 years. However, because it is inserted

at the factory, the actual life of the battery once in your

possession may be less than 2 years. Be sure to replace

the battery to prevent any possible malfunction as soon

as it runs down. To replace the battery, we recommend

taking the watch to a local watch repair shop.

■CARE OF YOUR LORUS WATCH

This watch contains precise electronic components.

Neverattempttoopenthecaseorremovethebackcover.

• BATTERY

Your watch will not be affected by magnetism generated

by household electric appliances but keep your watch

away from a place where the watch is subject to strong

electric field and static electricity.

•SHOCKS AND VIBRATIONS

Your watch may be worn for normal sports activities,

However, be careful not to drop it or hit it against hard

surfaces as it may cause damage.

•TEMPERATURE

Yourwatch is preadjusted sothat constant accuracy may

be insured at normal temperature.

■SERVICE

When your LORUS watch requires repair or sevicing,

please see the enclosed WARRANTY/GUARANTEE.

Printed in China

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