Seiko RC-4000 Manuel utilisateur

HATTORI

SEIKO

CO.,

LTD.

TOKYO,

JAPAN

RC-4000/4400

INSTRUCTIONMANUAL

1985

HATTORISEIKO

CO.,

LTD.

COS/87

Printed

Japan

Table

contents

Preface

Introduction

tothe

RC-4000

Series

Time

DisplayMode

1.Howtosetthe

time

2.Howtoset

alarmon/off

Data

Mode

Using

the

RC-4000/4400

1-1

Availabledatadisplayed

1-2

Howto

recalldata

1-3

All

clear

function

1-4

Howto

input

Memo

Data

1-5

Howtoset

ScheduleAlarm

....

1-6Howtoset

Weekly

and

DailyAlarm

1-7

Howto

input

Labels

1-8

Howto

change

andadd

data.

...

1-9

Alarm

function

2-2

Charactercode

table

DataTransmissionMode

How to

transmit

and

receivedata

fromanother

RC-4000/4400

2.Howto

receive

datafrom

personalcomputer

3.Howto

transmitdata

toa

personal

computer

Precautions

for

diita

tr;msmiss

Trouble-shootingguide

. .

Take

proper

care

your

RC-4000/4400

Data

input

with

personalcomputer.

2-1

Data

construction

,sion

...

Accessories

Wrist

plug

Connectingcable

Wristadaptor

Bi-directionaladaptor

Specifications

Preface

You

have

purchased

oneofthe

mostadvancedtechnologicalproducts

available

anywhere

today.Thismanual

designed

that

youcan

derivemaximum

useand

pleasure

from

the

SEIKO

RC-4000

Series.

Please

the

instructionscarefully

and

enjoythisinnovative

product

for

years

come.

Introduction

tothe

RC-4000

Series

The

SEIKO

RC-4000

Series

isa

walkingdatabankthat

stores

widevariety

yourdata

and

also

controls

your

schedule,

addition

tothe

normalwatchfunction.

The

data

category

hasan

individual

label

asa

title.

Using

the

RC-4000/4400

1-1

Available

datadisplayed

The

RC-4000/4400

can

input

and

display

three

kinds

Data

types

shownbelow.

MemoData

Schedule

Alarm

Weekly

Alarm

SEIKO

123-4567

ID.'DB

MEETING

10-09p

2:03

ID.-DB

SUimiNB

•'ISflTfl

10:00

ID'DB

Each

Memo

Data

consists

of2

rows

of12

characters

each.

All

kinds

data

canbe

input

(e.g.,

telephone

numbers,

customer

lists,

timetables).

YourScheduleAlarm

canbe

input

with

uptoa 12

character

message

andthe

desired

month,

date,hour

and

minute.

designated

time,

the

message

will

displayed

andthe

alarm

willsound.

Your

Weekly

Alarm

canbe

input

with

uptoa 12

character

message

andthe

desired

dayofthe

week,hour

and

minute.

Every

week,

atthe

designated

time,

the

alarm

will

sound

and

the

message

will

displayed.

With

the

RC-4000/4400,

youcan

input

the

data

ofthe

followingconstruction.

MemoData:

sets

of 15

pages

data

(Memo

Memo

2 and

Memo

Schedule

Alarm:

1 setof15

pages

data

Weekly

Alarm:

1 setof

pages

data

For

easy

sorting

data,

youcanputthe

label

for

each

datafilegroup.

For

the

method,

please

refer

"How

input

labels"

page

15.

The

followingdiagram

shows

the

dataconstructionwhen

the

data

input

RC-4000/

4400

itself.

DataMode

Memo

Mode

S.A

Mode

W.A

Mode

Label

Displayed

S.A

W.A

Number

Pages

that

canbe

input

•

SCHEDULE

ALARM

WEEKLYALARM

1-2Howto

recalldata

Atthe

time

purchase,

the

RC-4000/4400

has

sample

datawith

the

following

labels.

Sample

data

items

•

Memol:

TELEPHONENUMBERS

•

Memo

CLIENTLIST

•

Memo

FLIGHTSCHEDULE

Youcan

recall.the

data

inthe

followingmanner:

(1)

Inthe

Time

Display

Mode,

press

button

C to

recall

the

first

data

label,

"TELEPHONENUMBERS"which

Memo

(2)

Press

buttons

D andE to

check

the

data

•

Button

reverse

order

"Button

forward

(3)

Each

time

you

press

button

C,a

differen

tinuous

pressing

button

advances

the

labels

automatically.

—

TELEPHONENUMBERS

(Memo

—-

CLIENTLIST

(Memo

WEEKLY

ALARM

—

(4)

Press

button

A to

revert

tothe

Time

Display

Mode.

1-3

All

clear

function

mentioned

section,

atthe

time

purchase,

sample

data

has

been input.

buttons

A,B andC are

pressed

simultaneously

for

morethan

seconds

the

watch

will

set

follows:

Time

Display

Mode:

2:00

AM,0

seconds,

Jan.

SUN.,

Alarm

- off

the

:his

ave

splay

•natic

12-06

MDN

1 ©

TELEPHONE

•i|

NUMBERS

ID'DB

»en

input

previously.

inthe

following

order.

Con-

ally.

LIG

°CI

ICDU

(Memo

SCHEDULE

ALARM

uata

ivioae.

All

aata

labels

and

dataitems

are

all-cleared

~\s

display

A-q

D-

12-06

non

Him

ID-'OB

fc^

i?-06

non

•Ira

ID:OB

ezzic~3

(.1

-E

12-06

MON

•H

Hti

ID'.DB

TELEPHONE

NUMBER

(

[

3®O

t=>

IE:DD

CLIENT

fFLIGHT

LIST

SCHEDULE

fnj

1-01

SUN

When

all

data

cleared,

the

label

will

displayed

inthetop

leftcorner

inthe

following

order:

M1,

M2,

M3,

S.Aand

W.A.

For

changing

your

own

title,

refer

"How

Input

Labels."

Youcan

input

any

desireddata

your

RC-4000/4400,

following

the

procedures

below.

sure

that

allthe

data

cleared

because

the

following

procedures

areforthe

all-

cleared

status.When

allthe

data

cleared,timesettingmust

done.

1-4

Howto

inputMemoData

Each

data

item

made

upof2

lines

characters

— 24

characters

all.

(1)

Press

button

C to

display

the

label

Ml.

(2)

Display

the

firstblankpage

pressing

button

(3)

The

Data

Input

Mode

achieved

pressing

button

B.The

first

position

inthe

upper

left

corner

will

startflashing.

(4)

Pressing

button

D orE

will

changecharacter

inthe

sequenceshown

below.

When

the

character

you

wish

toset

appears,

press

button

C.To

advance

one

space,

simply

press

button

0-9

A~Z

(

)

(5)

Continue

inputting

data

repeatingoperation(4).

(6)

When

your

data

input,

press

button

B to

lock

the

data.

(7)

Scroll

tothe

blank

page

pressing

button

Then

repeat

operations

(3)and(4)

(8)

Press

button

A to

revert

tothe

Time

DisplayMode.

S.H

ID:DB

1-5

Howtoset

ScheduleAlarm

(1)

Press

button

until

"S.A"appears

onthe

display.

(2)

Press

button

E to

display

the

first

blankpage.

(3)

Press

button

B for

setting

mode

—

the

alarm

symbol

will

startflashing.

Press

button

E to

selectalarm

on/off.

(4)

Press

button

C to

start

the

first

time

elementflashing.

Even

ifthe

alarmsymbol

inthe

individual

S.A

Mode

on,

alarm

will

not

operate

ifthe

alarmsymbol

inthe

Time

Display

Mode

off.

*The

setting

location

changes

inthe

following

sequence.

r--Month

"-Day

"Hour

(AM/PM)

••

Minute-

characters

forthe

upper

row

message

Month,

day,

hour

and

minute

aresetin

exactly

the

same

mayas

setting

the

time

the

Time

SettingMode

with

button

only.

*The

character

message

issetinthe

identicalmanner

tothe

MemoMode

—

button

advance

and

button

D to

return.

(5)

Whenyourdesiredcharacter

digitappears,

press

button

C to

set.

(6)

Whenyourdata

input,

press

button

B to

lock

the

data.

(7)

Press

button

E to

scroll

tothe

blank

page.Repeatoperations

(3)to(7)to

input

data.

(8)

Press

button

A to

revert

tothe

TimeDisplay

Mode.

1-6

Howtoset

Weekly

Alarm

and

Daily

Alarm

(1)

Press

button

until

"W.A"

appears

onthe

display.

(2)

Press

button

E to

display

the

first

blankpage.

(3)

Press

button

B to

switch

Data

Input

Mode

—

alarmsymbol

will

start

flashing.

Press

button

E to

select

alarm

on/off.

Even

ifthe

alarmsymbol

inthe

individual

W.A

Mode

on,

alarm

will

not

operate

ifthe

alarmsymbol

inthe

TimeDisplayMode

off.

For

details,refer

"Alarm

function".

The

setting

location

changes

inthe

following

sequence.

——

Dayofthe

week

—

—-—

Hour(AM/PM)

--12

characters

forthe

upper

row

message

Minute

Day,hour

and

minute

aresetin

exactly

the

same

wayasforthe

TimeDisplayMode.

Selecting

the

blanklocation

ofthedayofthe

week

switches

the

Weekly

Alarm

tothe

DailyAlarmMode,meaning

will

sound

atthe

same

time

every

day.

*The1 2

character

message

input

inthe

identicalmanner

tothe

MemoMode

—

button

advance

and

button

D to

return.

Pressing

button

D orE

continuously

speeds

upthe

setting

operation.

(4)

Press

button

B to

lockyourdata.

(5)

Press

button

A to

revert

tothe

TimeDisplayMode.

1-7

Howto

input

labels

explained

"1-1Availabledatadisplayed"

page

labels

"M1,

M2,

M3,

S.A,

W.A"

canbe

changed

your

desired

title.

The

procedures

are

shownbelow.

(1)

Press

button

C to

display

"M1".

(2)

Then

press

button

B to

change

tothe

Input

Mode.

(3)

Withbuttons

D andE,youcan

writeyour

own

titleover

"M1",

for

example,

"TELE-

PHONENUMBERS".

The

manner

isthe

same

tothe

MemoSetting

Mode.

(4)

Press

button

B to

lock.

(5)

Press

button

A to

revert

tothe

TimeDisplayMode.

'•

1-8Howto

change

andadd

data

Data

canbe

changed

and

addedusingcharacter

input

and

linedeletefunctions.

(1)

Display

the

data,

you

wish

edit

pressing

buttons

C,D andE.

(2)

Press

button

B to

change

tothe

Data

Input

Mode.

(3)

Data

edit

canbe

carried

outinthe

following

manner.

*To

change

data,

press

button

C to

select

the

cha-

racter

input

location

and

choose

the

character

pressing

buttons

D andE.

When

your

desired

character

appears,

press

button

C to

set.

*Toadd

data,

press

button

C to

select

the

blank

location.

Then

press

buttons

D andE to

choose

the

character.

When

your

desiredcharacterappears,

press

button

C to

set.

*To

delete

data,

repeat(1),

(2)and

press

buttons

DandE atthe

same

time.

The

entire

row

will

disappear.

(4)

Press

button

B to

lock.

Note:

Line

delete

canbe

used

only

whenMemoMode

displayed.

Inthe

Alarm

Mode,

characters

canbe

deleted

but

numeralscannot.Also

the

Labelscannot

deleted.

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ilm

IDBB

g^g

3-B

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123-4567

1-9

Alarm

function

Howto

stop

the

alarmsounding

*The

alarm

will

soundwhen

the

screen

isin

either

the

Time

DisplayMode

Data

Mode.

Youcan

stop

the

alarmsounding

pressing

any

button.

When

the

alarmsounds

the

complementary

data

message

will

displayed

and

will

remain

after

the

alarm

has

stopped.

•When

Schedule

and

WeeklyAlarms

aresetforthe

same

time

the

ScheduleAlarm

will

sound.

*If

either

the

ScheduleAlarm

WeeklyAlarm

have

two

settings

forthe

same

time,

the

alarm

tobeset

first

will

soundfirst.

Alarm

symbolon/off

Alarmsymbolswillappear

inthe

Time

Display

Mode

andthe

Schedule/WeeklyAlarm

Mode.

Alarms

are

operableonlywhen

both

them

aresettoon.

Alarm

Mode;

Alarm

Mode:

off

Time

Display

Mode:

Operates

Will

not

operate

Time

Display

Mode:

off

Will

not

operate

Will

not

operate

Datainputwith

personal

computer

Whenused

with

personal

computer,

data

canbe

transferred

from

the

computer

tothe

RC-4000/4400.

Youcan

alsochange

andaddtothe

data

your

RC-4000/4400.

(Refer

the

previoussections

forthe

operationalprocedure).

addition,

youcansetthe

datacon-

struction

andthe

number

datalabels

asyou

desire.

2-1

Dataconstructionwhen

used

with

personal

computer

*The

SEIKO

RC-4000/4400

can

store

total

of 80

"lines"

data.

Each

these

"data

lines"

is24

characters

length.

Each

dataline

maybeoneof

threedatatypes:

Memo

ScheduleAlarmDataconstruction

with

RC-4000/4400

Weekly/DailyAlarm

*Atthe

beginning

each

data

type,

there

"Label".

There

maybeupto

labels

inRC-

4000/4400

informa-

tion

file.

Schedule

and

Week-

Alarms

may

have

only

label

each.

•There

maybeas

many

as 12

labels

for

Memos.

characters

x 2

rows

x 80

data

1920

characters.

Upper4-bit

2-2

Character

code

table

This

table

shows

the

characters

which

can

input

from

personal

computer.

Ifthe

upper

4 bit

codes

— 0,1,8,9

(not

shown

this

table)

are

input,

theywill

displayed

asa

space.

Refer

your

software's

Instruction

Manual

for

specifications

data

transfer.

(

)

•

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)

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