Casio ITM-461 User Manual

MA1309-EA
© 2013 CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD.
Operation Guide ITM-461

Features

••• Temperature•sensor•for•tempera ture•reading•display.
••• Humidity•sensor•for•humidity•reading•display.
Quartz Oscillation Frequency:•32,768Hz Display Contents:••Analog:•Hour,•minute,•second•(3hands)
Digital:•Humidity ,•temperature
Accuracy:•±30•seconds•per•mont h Temperature:••Measurement•Range:•–19.9°C•to•49.9° C
Display•Unit:•0.1°C• Measuring•Accurac y:•±2°C•(0°C•to•40°C)
Humidity:••Measurement•Range:•
20%•to•90%•(Result•reading•at•5°C•to•45°C)• Display•Unit:•1%• Measuring•Accurac y:•±10%•(5°C•to•40°C)• (Example:•Reading•of•40%•to•60%•will•be•dis played•when• humidity•is•50%.)
••• A•temperature•reading•and•humi dity•reading•are•taken•
each•minute.
Main Element:••Tuning•fork•type•high-performance•quartz•oscillator,•
CMOS-LSI
Operating Temperature:••–10•to•50°C
••• The•LCD•may•become•difficult•to•read•at•temp eratures•outside•of•
the•range•(0•to•40°C).
Battery:••Two•AA-size•alkaline•batte ries•(Type:•LR6) Battery Life:••Approximately•1•year
Dimensions:•343(H)×343(W)×49(D)•mm Weight:••Approximately•1200g•(including•batteries)

General Guide

(Front)
Hour•Hand
9
Second•Hand
(Back - Battery cover open)
Time adjustment end ( ) button
3
Adjust time ( ) button
1
Wall•hang•hole
Two•AA-s ize• alkaline•batteries• (LR6)
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3
48
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Reset ( ) button
2
Minute•Hand
Digital•display
••• The•actual•appear ance•of•the•clock•depends•on•the•model.
Adjust time (
1
Use•this•button•to•adjust•the•current•time•setting.
Reset (
2
Be•sure•to•press•this•button•after•replacing•the•batteries.
••• If•you•have•troub le•pressing•this•button,•use•a•thin,•pointed•
object•to•press•it.•Take•care•to•avoid•dama ging•the•clock.
) button
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••Time adjustment end (
3
Press•this•button•to•exit•the•time•adjustment•operation.
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Digital Display Contents
Temperature Humidity
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Temperature and Humidity Readings
The•temperature•and•humidity•reading•displa yed•by•the•cl ock•are• based•on•measurements•taken•by•the•clock’s•built-in•temp erature• and•humidity•sensors.•Even•if•there•is•a•sudden•change•in• temperature•and/or•humidity,•it•can•take•up•to•about•30•minutes•until• the•reading•is•reflected•on•the•clock•display.•This•is•because•it•take s• time•for•conditions•inside•the•clock•match•conditions•outside.•Also,• do•not•leave•the•clock•near•an•air•conditioner•air•outlet•when•using• sensors.
••• The•clock•takes•temperature•and•humidity•readings•once•every•
minute•(except•while•a•time•setting•operation•is•in•prog ress).
••• Temperature•readings•continue•to•be•taken•at•temperatures•lower•
than•0°C•and•from•40.1°C•and•higher,•but•su ch•readings•a re• outside•the•guara nteed•range.
••• The•displayed•temperature•reading•will•show•“LO”•when•the•
temperature•is•lower•than•–19.9°C•and•“HI”•when•it•is•higher•than•
49.9°C.
••• The•displayed•humidity•reading•will•show•“LO”•when•the•humidity•
is•lower•than•20%•and•“HI”•whe n•it•is•higher•than•90%.
••• The•displayed•humidity•reading•will•show•“-•-”•when•the•
temperature•is•outside•the•range•of•5°C•to•45°C.
Power Supply
••• Your•clock•runs•on•two•AA-size•alkaline•batteries.
••• Whenever•possible•use•CASIO•specified•batteries•or•equivalents.
••• Be•sure•to•remove•the•batteries•from•the•clock•when•you•do•not•
plan•to•use•it•for•a•long•time.
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Replacing Batteries (Replace both batteries!)
1.••Open•the•battery•cover•then•remove•the•old•batteries.•(Refer•to• “To•open•the•batt ery•cover”•be low.)
2.••Taking•care•to•ensure•that•their•plus•(+)•and•minus•(–)•ends•are• facing•correctly,•load•two•new•batteries.•Press•them•into•place•as• far•as•they•will•go.
3.••After•replacing•the•batteries ,•press•the•reset•button.
4.••Close•the•battery•cover.
(Back - Battery cover open)
Two•AA-s ize• alkaline•batteries• (LR6)
••• If•you•have•troub le•pressing•this•button,•use•a•thin,•pointed•object•
to•press•it.•Take•care•to•avoi d•damaging•th e•clock.
••• The•actual•appear ance•of•the•clock•depends•on•the•model.
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To open the battery cover
1• Press•downwards•on•the•hook•
Hook
Battery• Cover
of•the•battery•cover•with•your• fingertip.
2• While•pressing•down•on•the•
hook,•swing•the•battery•cover• outwards•to•open•it.
Reset button
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Important!
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Ensure that the plus (+) and minus (–) ends of the batteries are facing correctly when you load them.
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The symptoms listed below indicate that battery power is getting low. Replace batteries as soon as possible after any one of these symptoms occurs. Regular battery replacement is recommended.
••• Incorrect•operati on•(resetting•of•time,•incorrect•timeke eping,•
etc.)
••• Dim•display•figure s•or•blank•di splay
••• Slow•or•stopped•timekeeping•(analog•model)
••• Even•if•the•clock•is•operating•normally,•be•sure•to•repl ace•
the•batteries•at•least•once•a•year.
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The batteries are not chargeable. Never try to charge them.
••• Store•batteries•out•of•the•rea ch•of•small•children.•Should•
anyone•ever•accidentally•swallow•a•battery,•contact•a• physician•immedia tely.
••• Should•a•battery•ever•leak,•immediately•wipe•up•the•fluid ,•
without•allowing•it•to•come•into•contact•with•your•skin.

Using the Clock for the First Time

1.••Load•batteries.•(Refer•to•“Replacing•Batteries”.) Open•the•battery•cover•on•the•back•of•the•c lock•and•correctly•
load•batteries•ensuring•that•their•plus•(+)•and•minus•(–)•ends•of•the• batteries•are•facing•correctly.
••• Loading•batteries•will•cause•the•hands•of•the•clock•to•
start•changing•automatically•until•they•reach•12:0000• (hour:minute:second).
••• The•hands•always•move•clockwise.•They•do•not•move•
counterclockwise.•
2.••Press•the•reset•button•on•the•back•of•the•clock.•(Reset•Operation)
••• After•the•reset•operation•is•complete,•clos e•the•battery •cover.
••• When•the•hands•stop•at•12:0000•press•the•time•adjustment•
end•button.•This•will•cause•the•hands•to•st art•normal• timekeeping•movement.
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9
Reset button
Press
3
48
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6
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Configuring Time Settings
1.••Press•the•adjust•time•button•to•enter•the•time•adjustme nt•mode. Time•the•pressing•of•the•adjus t•time•button•so•the•second•hand•of•
the•clock•stops•at•around•12o ’clock. This•will•cause•the•hour•hand,•minute•hand,•and•second•hand•to•
stop•and•enter•the•time•adjustment•mode.
12
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9
Adjust time button
Press
2.••Press•the•adjust•time•button•again. This•will•cause•the•minute•hand•to•start•moving.•The•hou r•hand•will•
also•move•in•accordance•with•minute•hand•movement. Press•once:•Time•setting•advan ces•one•minute. Hold•down•for•two•seconds:••Hour•han d•and•minute• hand•move•at•
••• To•keep•from•going•past•your•desired•settin g•with•high-speed•
hand•movement,•move•the•hands•until•the•set ting•is•about• 10minutes•before•your•desired•setting.•Then•move•the•minute• hand•in•one-minute•increments•until•your•setting•is•reached.
••• The•clock•does•not•distinguish•between•a.m.•and•p.m.
Hour hand, minute hand,
and second hand stopped.
high•speed.
3
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57
6
3.••Press•the•time•adjustment•end•button. Time•the•pressing•of•the•time•adjustment•end•button•with•the•
sounding•of•a•time•signal•on•the•TV,•on•a•t elephone•time •service,• etc.•This•will•exit•time•adjustment•and•start•normal•second•hand• movement.
••• Note•that•the•clock•will•exit•time•adjustment•automatically•if•you•
do•not•perform•any•operation•for•about•three•minutes.
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3
48
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6
Time adjustment end button
Press
9
Second hand movement
restarts.
Adjust time button
Press
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9
Hour hand and minute hand
move at high speed.
3
48
57
6
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Wall mounting example
Put•the•clock•in•the•location•where•you•want•to•use•it.
Important!
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After hanging the clock onto a hook, screw, etc., move the clock upwards, downwards, left, and right, and pull lightly towards you to make sure it is secure. A clock that is hung in a way that is not secure can fall and cause accidents.
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Make sure that the clock is straight while hanging, and is not at an angle.
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Screw•diameter:•4•to•5•mm
Wall
10mm
Screw
Screw•head•diameter:•6•to•8•mm
Important!
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Be sure to use a screw that is strong enough to support the weight of the clock.
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