CITIZEN MG0000 User Manual

D700/D706

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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• The algorithm of this dive computer is licenced from the Defence and Civil Institute of Environmental Medicine (DCIEM) of Canada.

English

First, cancel the low power mode.

This watch is initially in the low power mode (time display or calendar display). Before using the watch, cancel the low power mode using the procedure described below. If the display is out, this indicates that the watch is insufficiently charged. In this case, perform the following procedure after sufficiently recharging the watch by referring to the section on " Before Use" in this manual.

When the low power mode is canceled by simultaneously pressing button (A) and button (D) for at least two seconds, the watch returns to the normal display. * Refer to the section on " Low

power mode (Temporally function)" in this manual for further information on the low power mode.

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Introduction

Thank you for your purchase of the Citizen CYBER AQUALAND. Please read this manual carefully before using your watch to ensure that it is used properly. Furthermore, make sure to store this manual in a safe place for future reference as necessary.

CYBER AQUALAND is a diver's watch containing a built-in dive computer and provided with its own depth gauge. The watch is able to automatically store various data (maximum depth, dive time, etc.) generated during diving as well as diving profile data, and display that data in the form of log data. By installing AQUALAND GRAPH 2001 in your personal computer from the CD-ROM provided with the watch, you can incorporate data stored in the watch in your PC using the communication unit and infrared communication interface provided. You can enter text into diving data that has been incorporated into your PC, generate graphs of diving data or attach still pictures or animated image data all with a simple procedure, and then manage this data collectively in the form of diving logs. Since these logs can be printed out or converted into HTML documents, storage of diving records is both simple and convenient. In addition, the use of CAPgm, which is installed simultaneous to installation of AQUALAND GRAPH 2001, makes it possible to make various watch settings (including travel time, alarm and timer settings) while also allowing different graphics to be displayed on the watch for different days.

We hope that the use of CYBER AQUALAND will allow you to get even more enjoyment out of your recreational diving activities.

* To users using a previous HYPER AQUALAND product (Model No. D20*):

• If you are using the DOS version or WINDOWS Ver. 1/Ver. 2 of AQUALAND GRAPH (HYPER AQUALAND dedicated software), you can use existing diving data managed with each version of AQUALAND GRAPH by importing that data to AQUALAND GRAPH

2001.

• HYPER AQUALAND data can also be received using AQUALAND GRAPH 2001 software. Please note, however, that the type of communication unit and connection cable differ between CYBER AQUALAND and HYPER AQUALAND.

(Please refer to the AQUALAND GRAPH 2001 instruction manual contained on the CDROM provided for further information regarding the procedures for importing and receiving data.)

Safety Precautions: Observe at All Times

The following provides an explanation of those matters that should be observed at all times to prevent injury to the wearer or other persons as well as damage to property before they occur.

The degree of injury or damage resulting from incorrect use while ignoring the indicated matters is classified and explained using the following markings.

WARNING

This marking indicates matters for which there is the risk of death or serious injury.

CAUTION

This marking indicates matters for which there is the risk of injury or property damage only.

The types of matters to be observed are classified and explained using the following mark (the following indicates two examples of icons).

This mark indicates that caution or attention is required.

This mark indicates prohibited matters.

WARNING

Read this manual carefully and pay attention to all warnings. Make sure you fully understand the use, displays and limitations of the watch. Neglecting to understand and follow the instruction manual may cause errors to be made during diving that may lead to serious injury or death.

WARNING

• Diving is a potentially dangerous sport. When using this watch for diving, make sure to have a correct understanding of this watch as described in this manual and strictly adhere to the procedures for its operation. The watch may not function properly if handled in a manner not described in this manual.

• This watch should not be used as a primary instrument for diving.

• Diving while using this watch is limited to recreational diving (no decompression diving) in salt water at a water temperature of +10°C to +40°C (50°F to 104°F). This watch cannot be used for decompression diving, saturation diving using helium gas, diving at high altitudes (300 m (1000 ft) or more above sea level) or diving outside the above temperature range. In addition, this watch can not be used for nitrox diving (diving using a mixed gas of oxygen and nitrogen in which the oxygen concentration is richer than air tanks used for ordinary diving).

• Although this watch provides data for decompression diving in cases of emergency, never attempt to use this watch for decompression diving since this is potentially dangerous. In addition, the watch does not display depth correctly when used in water other than salt water (specific gravity: 1.025).

• Even recreational diving can be dangerous. Users are requested to obtain the proper scuba diving training from a qualified instructor, acquire the necessary experience and skills for safe diving and completely master the handling and operation of this watch before using this watch as an auxiliary instrument for diving. Insufficient or improper training may cause errors to be made during diving that may lead to serious injury or death.

• Sudden atmospheric fluctuations and changes in water temperature may have an effect on the display and performance of the watch. Since this watch is not intended to be used as a specialized instrument, and is only intended to display information to serve as a reference for minimizing decompression sickness and other dangers, it is not designed to guarantee the safety of the user. Always make sure to use this watch in combination with other instruments (such as a diving table, residual pressure gauge and water depth gauge). Never use it as a primary instrument for diving.

• This watch is designed on the premise of being used only by one person. Never lend to or share this watch with another person while resting on the surface (while the surface mode is activated). In addition, do not use the data displayed by the watch as diver data for persons other than the user.

WARNING

In order to ensure safe diving, dive while allowing an adequate margin of safety relative to the displayed no-decompression limit time.

WARNING

Never dive in a manner that requires a decompression stop (decompression diving). If decompression diving should happen to occur, immediately start to ascend while observing an ascent rate of no more than 18 m (60 ft)/min. Make a decompression stop while ascending in accordance with decompression stop instructions. When making a decompression stop, never ascend to a depth less than the instructed depth. In addition, since it is difficult to maintain a constant depth when there are high waves and so forth, make decompression stops at depths a little deeper than the instructed depth to prevent decompression sickness.

* A permanent error (ERROR) occurs when continuing to dive while ignoring decompression

stop instructions during the course of decompression diving, and the watch will not switch to the dive mode for 24 hours after that time.

WARNING

Avoid traveling in an aircraft while the surface mode is activated. Traveling in an aircraft without allowing sufficient time to rest after diving results in the risk of decompression sickness. It is recommended to avoid traveling in an aircraft for at least 24 hours after diving whenever possible even if the surface mode is no longer displayed. There are no rules for completely preventing decompression sickness caused by flying in an aircraft after diving.

CAUTION

Skin diving after scuba diving is not recommended. It is recommended to avoid skin diving for at least two hours after scuba diving and not to exceed a depth of 5 m (15 ft).

Data Storage

• The various data recorded in the watch may be lost when subjected to incorrect use

or the effects of strong electricity and electrical noise as well as during a malfunction and repair. Always make sure to keep a separate record of important data recorded in the watch. Diving data in particular should be transferred to your PC or recorded in a log book as quickly as possible.

CONTENTS

Introduction

............................................................................................................. 4

Checking Accessories

...................................................................................... 10

Before Use

.......................................................................................................... 11

1. Installing Batteries in Communication Unit

..................................................... 12

2. Charging the Watch

........................................................................................ 12

Cautions Regarding Use During Diving

.......................................................... 14

Features

.............................................................................................................. 16

Names of Components

..................................................................................... 17

Display Mode (Functions)

................................................................................. 18

Battery Charge Indicator and Continuous Usage Time

................................. 20

1. How to Read the Battery Charge Indicator

..................................................... 20

2. Continuous Usage Time

................................................................................. 20

Switching the Mode

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Using the EL Light

............................................................................................. 22

Using the Standard Mode

................................................................................. 23

1. Time Mode

...................................................................................................... 23

A. Switching the Display

................................................................................. 23

B. Setting the Time and Date

......................................................................... 23

C. Daily Graphic

............................................................................................. 24

2. Travel Time Mode

........................................................................................... 25

A. Switching the Display

................................................................................. 25

B. Setting the Travel Time

.............................................................................. 25

C. Intercharging Locations Between Travel Time Mode and Time Mode

....... 26

3. Destination Timer Mode

.................................................................................. 26

A. Setting the Destination Timer

..................................................................... 27

B. Destination Timer Measuring Procedure

.................................................... 28

4. Alarm Mode

.................................................................................................... 29

A. Alarm ON/OFF and Alarm Monitor

............................................................. 29

B. Setting the Alarm

........................................................................................ 29

5. Chronograph Mode

......................................................................................... 30

A. Reading the Display

................................................................................... 30

B. Chronograph Timing Procedure

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6. Timer Mode

..................................................................................................... 31

A. Setting the Timer

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B. Timer Measuring Procedure

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7. System Monitor Mode

..................................................................................... 33

A. Switching the Display

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B. Battery Charge Indicator

............................................................................ 33

C. Flash Memory Status Display

.................................................................... 34

D. Garbage Collection Operating Procedure

.................................................. 34

Locations Displayed by this Watch

................................................................. 35

Warning Functions

............................................................................................ 36

Diving Terms Used by this Watch

.................................................................... 39

Using the Dive Plan Mode

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1. Switching the Display

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2. Calling Up No-Decompression Limit Time

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3. Dive Alarm

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4. Setting the Dive Alarm

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5. Dive Alarm Monitor

......................................................................................... 42

Using the Scuba Log Mode and Skin Log Mode

............................................ 43

1. Calling Up Scuba Diving Log Data

................................................................. 43

2. Calling Up Skin Diving Log Data

..................................................................... 44

3. Deleting Log Data

........................................................................................... 44

Using the Dive Mode

......................................................................................... 45

1. Reading the Display during Depth Measurement

........................................... 45

2. Depth Measurement

....................................................................................... 47

3. Dive Time Measurement

................................................................................. 47

4. Water Temperature Measurement

.................................................................. 47

5. No. of Dives Per Day and Recording Log Data

.............................................. 47

6. Ending the Dive Mode

.................................................................................... 48

Using the Surface Mode

.................................................................................... 48

Low power mode (Temporally function)

......................................................... 49

1. Switching the Display

...................................................................................... 49

2. Setting the Time and Date

.............................................................................. 50

Data Communication Functions

...................................................................... 51

1. Communication Unit

....................................................................................... 51

2. Infrared Communication

................................................................................. 52

A. Communication Range

............................................................................... 52

B. Infrared Communication Mode Operating Procedure

................................ 53

3. Data Communication with PC

......................................................................... 54

4. Data Communication between Watches

......................................................... 56

Accessory Software

.......................................................................................... 57

1. Operating Environment

................................................................................... 57

2. Installation

....................................................................................................... 58

A. Installing the USB Driver

............................................................................ 58

B. Installing AQUALAND GRAPH 2001 (accessory software)

....................... 62

C. Startup and Ending AQUALAND GRAPH 2001 and CAPgm

.................... 63

All Reset and Formatting Flash Memory

......................................................... 64

1. All Reset

......................................................................................................... 64

2. Formatting Flash Memory

............................................................................... 64

Troubleshooting

................................................................................................ 66

Handling Precautions (For the watch)

............................................................. 68

Specifications

.................................................................................................... 70

Checking Accessories

After opening the package, first check that all of the following products and accessories are present.

Size AA alkaline batteries - 4

Communication unit - 1

USB cable (1.5 m) - 1

(with ferrite core - 1)

User's Manual (this manual)

Carrying case

(For the communication unit)

* Please make sure to attach the enclosed

ferrite core to the USB cable before use.

ferrite core

CD-ROM - 1

Watch body - 1

✩Attachment of Ferrite Core

Attach the ferrite core to the USB cable provided by referring to the illustration below.

Loop the USB cable once at the base of the B type connector

(side that is connected to the communication unit), insert the overlapping portion of the cable into the groove inside the ferrite core and securely close the ferrite core.

CAUTION

Always make sure to attach the enclosed ferrite core to the USB cable prior to use. Failure to properly attach the ferrite core may cause electromagnetic interference to affect offect other eguipment.

Before Use

Always make sure to fully charge the watch prior to use using the communication unit provided.

The battery (secondary battery) used by the watch is of the rechargeable type. Charging is performed using the communication unit after installing four size AA alkaline batteries (battery no. LR-6). * It is not necessary to connect the watch to a PC during charging.

Charging is performed using only the batteries in the communication unit.

CAUTION

• The communication unit is not waterproof. Do not allow it to come in contact with

water or become wet. In addition, sand or dust inside the communication unit can cause a malfunction. Use caution when using the communication unit outdoors.

• Since improper use of the batteries can result in the risk of leakage of battery fluid or

rupture, use particular caution with respect to the following items.

• Install the batteries with the polarity (+,-) correctly aligned.

• Do not mix different types of batteries installed in the communication unit.

• Do not use fresh batteries with old ones. When replacing the batteries, replace all of the batteries with four fresh batteries of the same type.

Move to this position

1. Installing Batteries in Communication Unit

(1) Remove the battery cover on the bottom of the

communication unit. The battery cover is removed by lifting up the tab while pushing in the direction of the arrow (OPEN).

(2) Install two size AA alkaline batteries each (total

of four batteries) in the communication unit and battery cover while properly aligning their polarity.

(3) Attach the battery cover.

* Securely attach the battery cover. If not attached securely, there may be defective contact

with the batteries. * When removing the battery cover, be careful not to damage your nail. * When charging the watch using the communication unit for the first time, the USB driver

Installation Wizard is displayed on the PC if the communication unit is connected to a PC.

Refer to the section on " Accessory Software" for information regarding installation of the

USB driver. * The batteries in the communication unit will gradually become worn down even when not

charging. It is recommended to remove the batteries from the communication unit when not

charging the watch for a long period of time.

2. Charging the Watch

(1) Sufficiently open up the locking tab on the left side of the communication unit. (2) Attach the watch to the communication unit so that the two center connection pins of

the four connection pins on the communication unit make contact with the two terminals (gold) at the 3:00 position on the watch.

* In cases when a watch having a metal band cannot be connected to the communication unit

due to the band being too short, remove the leg of the communication unit (removable). Slide the watch through the location where the leg was removed to attach to the communication unit.

WARNING

When removing the leg from the communication unit, keep the removed leg out of the reach of children to prevent accidental swallowing.

(3) Charging will begin if the watch is properly connected to the communication unit. The

LED on the right side of the communication unit lights when charging begins, and goes out when charging is completed (when the watch is fully charged).

(4) Sufficiently open the locking tab of the communication unit and remove the watch from

the communication unit.

* Approximately 5-6 hours is required for charging when the secondary battery is completely

drained.

* Try to recharge the watch before the secondary battery becomes completely drained. There is

no risk of overcharging no matter how long the watch is connected to the communication unit.

* When the LED does not light and the battery charge indicator of the watch does not indicate

that the watch is fully charged even if the watch has been attached to the communication unit, the batteries of the communication unit are worn out. Replace all four of the batteries with fresh batteries and repeat charging.

* Attempting to attach or remove the watch without opening the locking tab sufficiently may

cause the connection pins to become worn or damaged resulting in malfunction of the communication unit.

Watch Display During Charging

Once charging begins, the watch automatically switches to the system monitor mode (battery charge indicator) after the diver mark in the lower left section of the watch display flashes. ("CHRG" is displayed in the lower left section of the display.)

* When the communication unit is connected to a PC with the USB cable, the watch displays

the USB communication display (data transfer standby display). Charging is performed while the LED on the communication unit is lit even during data transfer with the PC using the USB communication interface.

* When the watch has been charged to a certain extent (when all the sections of the battery

charge indicator are lit), although the diver mark remains flashing without the watch switching to the system monitor mode, charging is still performed correctly even in this state.

* Although "CHK" may flash in the lower left section of the display during charging, charging is

performed correctly in this case as well. "CHK" is no longer displayed and the display returns to normal when the watch is removed from the communication unit after charging is completed.

* If the watch display is not showing before charging, simultaneously press buttons (A), (B), (C)

and (D) with the watch attached to the communication unit to perform the all reset procedure. (Refer to the section on " All Reset and Formatting Flash Memory" for information on the all reset procedure.)

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Cautions Regarding Use During Diving

WARNING

This watch cannot be used as a primary instrument for diving. When using the watch during diving, always make sure to receive the proper diving instruction and training and use the watch while obeying all rules.

• Inspect the watch to make sure that all functions operate properly before diving.

• It is recommended to only use this watch for recreational diving down to a depth of about

18 m (60 ft). Do not attempt to dive below the limit depth of 40 m (131 ft) during recreational diving.

• Always make sure to allow an ample margin for no-decompression time.

• Perform adequate safety stops and decompression stops. Even in the case of no-

decompression diving, always make a safety stop at 5 m (15 ft) to ensure safety. In addition, in the case the decompression stop display appears, try to stop for a period longer than that indicated on the display.

• Allow for a sufficient rest period after diving in accordance with safety rules. Boarding an airplane or moving to a high altitude without allowing for a sufficient rest period after diving results in the risk of decompression sickness.

PROHIBITED Prohibited Use During Diving

Never attempt to use this watch for diving under the following circumstances.

• When diving is prohibited in the system monitor mode:

··· The watch will not switch to the dive mode when [ ] has changed to NG.

• When the watch has stopped running or an error has occurred (be careful not to bump

the watch against hard objects such as equipment or rocks when diving).

• When measuring depth outside the guaranteed water temperature range or at high altitudes:

··· The temperature range in which the water depth measurement accuracy of this watch

is guaranteed is +10 to +40°C (50°F to 104°F).

··· This watch is not compatible with diving at high altitudes. Never use this watch when

diving at high altitudes (300 m (1000 ft) or more above sea level).

• When engaged in dangerous behavior or when a situation is judged to be dangerous:

··· This watch is not built to function as a preventive or emergency instrument such as for

use during marine accidents.

• When using in a helium gas atmosphere (saturation diving, etc.):

··· Use under these conditions can cause a malfunction or damage to the watch.

• Use for nitrox diving:

··· This watch cannot be used for diving using a mixed gas other than that of air tanks for

ordinary air diving.

WARNING Cautions Regarding Use During Diving

• Sufficiently charge the watch and confirm that the watch is reliably charged and that the watch can be used for diving by referring to the system monitor mode. If the watch is not sufficiently charged, the watch will not switch to the dive mode even if diving is started. In addition, try to start a dive after first sufficiently charging the watch before diving to avoid having the watch become insufficiently charged while diving.

• Confirm that "ERR" (error) or "CHK" (check) is not displayed on the display.

• Confirm that the band is securely attached to the watch body.

• Confirm that the band and glass are free of cracks, scratches, chips and other

abnormalities.

• Confirm that the time and date are set correctly.

• Confirm that the depth alarm and dive time alarm are set correctly.

• If there is a considerable difference between the watch temperature and the water

temperature (such as in cases of entering water after having the left the watch in bright sunlight), water depth cannot be measured accurately. In such cases, immerse the watch in the water for at least 5 minutes and then dive after the watch temperature has become acclimated to the water temperature.

• Avoid ascending too rapidly. Rapid ascending can cause decompression sickness and

have other detrimental effects on the body. Observe the safe ascent rate at all times.

• Please note that when underwater, it may be difficult to hear the sound of the dive alarm

or other alarms depending on surrounding conditions (such as breathing noise and air bubble noise) and the manner in which the watch is worn.

• Be careful not to run out of air. This watch does not manage the amount of air remaining

in the air tank. The diver is responsible for managing the amount of air remaining.

• In the event the watch should happen not to operate properly while underwater, either

ascend immediately while following the instructions of the instructor or begin ascending immediately at an ascent rate of no more than 18 m (60 ft) per minute and make a safety stop at 5 m (15 ft) as long as your air lasts.

• Make sure to rest sufficiently after diving by checking the surface mode (which measures

the amount of time elapsed after diving and no fly time).

• After removing any moisture, mud, sand or other foreign matter adhered to the watch by

thoroughly rinsing with fresh water, completely wipe off the watch with a dry cloth.

• Do not attempt to remove the sensor cover or poke at it with a sharp object to attempt to

remove any dirt or debris trapped in the pressure sensor. In addition, do not spray the pressure sensor with air under high pressure such as that from an air gun. In the case that debris has become trapped in the pressure sensor, rinse it out with fresh water. If it is still unable to be removed, consult your nearest Citizen Service Center.

CAUTION Fresh Water Diving

• This watch is designed on the premise of diving in salt water. It will not display water

depth accurately in water other than salt water.

• Only use the watch after receiving special safety training when using the watch for diving

in fresh water.

• Since this watch displays water depth as converted based on salt water (specific gravity:

1.025), the true water depth in fresh water is actually 2.5% deeper than the displayed water depth.

• Example: Water depth displayed as 20 m x 1.025 = 20.5 m (actual water depth)

(40 ft x 1.025 =41 ft)

Features

This watch is provided with numerous convenient functions used during diving.

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Various information is displayed to serve as a reference for safe diving by calculating residual body nitrogen based on depth during diving, dive time and previous dive history, etc. (Dive Computer Function).

* Decompression Calculation Algorithm

This watch employs the calculation formula of the Canadian Defense and Civil Institute of Environmental Medicine (DCIEM).

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Measurement of water depth begins automatically simply by placing the watch on your wrist and entering the water, and various data (depth, elapsed time, etc.) are measured automatically while diving.

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This watch distinguishes between skin diving and scuba diving according to diving conditions (depth and dive time), and a maximum of 100 sets of log data are automatically recorded for both types of diving.

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This watch is also provided with various warning functions necessary for safe diving.

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Log data and profile data (up to 2 hours) automatically recorded in the watch can be transferred to a PC by using the communication unit and infrared communication function provided, making it possible to easily manage and generate graphic representations of transferred data on your PC.

Various watch functions can be set on your PC.

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The following watch settings can be transferred to and edited on your PC using the communication unit and infrared communication function provided.

• Addition, deletion and alteration of locations displayed in each mode by the watch

• Various travel time, alarm and destination timer settings

• Setting of dive alarm used during diving and entry of the number of previous dives.

• Setting of daily graphics and graphics displayed on anniversaries (graphic display)

This watch is also equipped with an infrared communication function.

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The wrist watch infrared communication standard (IrWW) is used for infrared communication. This enables the time and alarm time to be set between watches using this standard.

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If a friend or acquaintance has the same watch, data can be transferred between those watches (including time, date, alarm and dive alarm settings). In addition, communication with a PC can also be performed using infrared communication.

No need to change the battery.

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The secondary battery used for the power source is completely free of mercury and other hazardous substances making it environmentally friendly.

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The secondary battery is charged using the communication unit provided. Once fully charged, the watch can be used continuously for about one month under standard operating conditions. (Continuous usage time varies according to the use of additional functions and other conditions of use. For further details, refer to the section on " Battery Charge Indicator and Continuous Usage Time".)

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This watch is also equipped with a battery charge indicator that provides a general indication of the charge level of the secondary battery, as well as an insufficient charge warning function that informs the wearer that the secondary battery is insufficiently charged on the display.

Other Convenient Functions

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This watch is also equipped with a travel time function that enables you to easily display local time when traveling or on business overseas, as well as a destination timer function that displays the amount of time remaining until you reach your destination.

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You can select from 15 types of preset sounds that are heard in each of the alarm, destination timer and timer modes.

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An EL illumination function is provided that makes it possible to confirm display contents even in dark locations.

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Other convenient functions offered by this watch include a 24 hour format alarm, chronograph capable of timing up to 99 hours 59 minutes 59.99 seconds in 1/100 second increments, and a timer function that can be set up to 99 minutes.

Since this product requires special techniques and equipment for final adjustment and confirmation following completion of repairs, all repairs (excluding the watch band) must be performed at a Citizen Service Center. Please contact your nearest Citizen Service Center when requesting repairs or inspections.

Names of Components

Display screen (full dot display)

Button (C)

Pressure sensor

Button (D)

EL light button

Infrared transmitter/receiver

Button (B)

Water sensor (data transfer terminal pin)

Charging terminal pin

Button (A)

CITY

SET/RES

FWD

STA/STP

TIME

REV

TRANS

DIVERS 200M

Display Mode (Functions)

Standard Mode

The watch is usually used in this mode. The standard mode consists of the following seven sub-modes.

1. Time Mode

In this mode, the watch is used to display and correct the time and date (main time) that are the basic parameters of this watch. This mode is normally displayed when wearing the watch.

2. Travel Time Mode

In this mode, the watch displays the time and date for a different location from the time mode.

3. Destination Timer Mode

In this mode, the watch displays the time remaining until a preset arrival time in 1 second units after a destination and arrival time have been preset. This convenient function can be used when traveling or on business overseas.

* Maximum measuring range: 99 hours 59 minutes 59 seconds

4. Alarm Mode

In this mode, the watch can be used to switch the alarm on and off and correct the alarm time.

5. Chronograph Mode

In this mode, the watch measures time with a chronograph up to 99 hours, 59 minutes

59.99 seconds.

6. Timer Mode

In this mode, the watch measures time with a count down timer in 1 second units (and can be set up to 99 minutes in 1 minute units).

7. System Monitor Mode /

In this mode, the watch displays the charge level of the secondary battery along with a general indication of the usage status of flash memory.

Dive Plan Mode

This mode is used to prepare a plan for the next dive. In this mode, the watch displays the no-decompression limit time during the next dive and is used to set the dive alarms to be used during the next dive.

Scuba Log Mode - SCUBA

This mode is used to confirm the logs of previous scuba diving. In this mode, the watch displays various data (logs) for scuba diving automatically recorded while diving.

Skin Log Mode - SKIN

This mode is used to confirm the logs of previous skin diving. In this mode, the watch displays various data (logs) for skin diving automatically recorded while diving.

Dive Mode

This mode is used for diving. The watch automatically switches to the dive mode when a dive is started, and displays current water depth, dive time and other data required while diving during the course of a dive.

Surface Mode

In this mode, the watch displays the elapsed time since completion of the most recent scuba dive and the amount of time flying in an aircraft is prohibited (maximum 24 hours) (no fly time). The surface mode is no longer displayed once the no fly time has elapsed.

Infrared Communication Mode

This mode is for communicating with a PC or communicating between watches using the infrared communication function.

Low power mode (Temporally function)

The low power mode is a temporally function for powering the watch with the minimum amount of current consumption. The watch automatically switches to the low power mode when it has become insufficiently charged.

Do not wear the watch in the low power mode under normal circumstances. Although the watch can be manually switched to this mode by operating the buttons, all functions except for time and date display and correction do not operate. In addition, the watch cannot be switched from the low power mode to the dive mode.

About 60% charged to fully charged

Nearly insufficiently charged. Charge the watch promptly. Since the watch may become insufficiently charged during diving, charge the watch sufficiently before diving.

About 10-20% charged

Insufficiently charged. The watch cannot be used for diving. Charge the watch immediately.

* The above illustration provides a

graphic representation of the amount of residual charge in the secondary battery and the changes in the battery charge indicator.

Battery Charge Indicator and Continuous Usage Time

An approximate indication of the amount of charge remaining in the secondary battery can be confirmed on the display. The battery charge indicator can be displayed in either the time mode of the standard mode (location display) or the system monitor mode.

1. How to Read the Battey Charge Indicator

The battery charge indicator changes in the manner shown below according to the amount of elapsed time the watch has been used.

2. Continuous Usage Time

This watch will continue to run for about 1 month (until the insufficient charge warning function is activated) once it has been fully charged.

This is roughly based on the conditions of use indicated below.

• Diving (water depth measurement): Twice/week (30 min./dive)

• Alarm: 30 seconds/day

• Chronograph measurement: 1 hour/week

• EL light: 4 seconds/day

* The continuous usage time of the watch becomes shorter the more often the alarm,

chronograph and other functions are used. In addition, the continuous usage time is further reduced by infrared communication.

* Since the water sensor is activated when the watch gets wet even when not diving, the

continuous usage time becomes correspondingly shorter.

All watch functions stop.

The "Insufficient Charge Warning Function (BATT displayed)" is activated at about this time. Charge the watch immediately. (Refer to the section on " Warning Functions" for further details.)

Usage time

Amount of Battery Charge

The watch switches to the "Low power mode" at about this time.

Switching the Mode

• The mode changes in the order of standard mode, dive plan mode, scuba log mode, skin

log mode and surface mode each time button (D) is pressed.

• The sub-mode of the standard mode changes in the order of time, travel time, destination

timer, alarm, chronograph, timer and system monitor each time button (A) is pressed in the standard mode.

• The watch automatically switches to the dive mode (preliminary dive display) when the

water sensor gets wet in any mode (excluding the infrared communication mode and low power mode).

• The watch switches to the infrared communication mode (initial display) when button (D)

is pressed for at least 2 seconds in any mode (excluding the dive mode and low power mode).

[Dive Mode

(preliminary dive display)]

* Refer to the section on

" Using the Dive Mode" for further details.

If the water sensor gets wet

(A)

Button (D) pressed for at least 2 seconds

[Infrared

Communication Mode

(initial display)]

* Refer to the section on

" Data Communication Functions" for further details.

Time

Travel time

Destination timer

Alarm

[Standard Mode]

System monitor

Timer

Chronograph

Surface

(only when activated)

Dive Plan

Scuba LogSkin Log

(A)

(D)

(C)(

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(

)

(C)(

(

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)

* The surface mode is no longer displayed once measurement of no fly time (timer) is completed

after scuba diving. The watch switches to the time mode of the standard mode when button (D) is pressed in the skin log mode when the surface mode is not activated.

* When none of the buttons are pressed for about 3 minutes in any of the modes of the

standard mode, dive plan mode, scuba log mode or skin log mode, the watch automatically returns to the time mode of the standard mode (except that it returns to the surface mode when the surface mode has been activated).

* The watch switches to the low power mode when buttons (A) and (D) are pressed for at least

2 seconds in the time mode of the standard mode.

* If "BATT", "ERR" or "CHK" is flashing in the lower left section of the display in any of the modes

(indicating that a warning function has been activated), and during correction in any mode, the watch does not switch to the dive mode even if the water sensor gets wet.

* The hourglass mark and "LOADING" are displayed when switching to the dive mode, infrared

communication mode or low power mode. The water sensor along with all button operations do not function while these are displayed.

Using the EL Light

The EL light is illuminated for about 1 second when the EL light button on the front of the watch is pressed in any of the modes except for the infrared communication mode. The EL light is illuminated for about 5 seconds when the EL light button is pressed continuously.

CAUTION

Since the display may be difficult to see when confirming the display during night diving, confirm the contents of the display with external lighting such as an underwater light.

(C)(

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EL light button

Using the Standard Mode

1. Time Mode

This mode is the basic mode of this watch and is used to correct and display the time and date.

A. Switching the Display

• The display switches between the Day Display and Location Display each time button

• When button (B) is pressed when either the Day Display or Location Display is displayed,

the display changes to the Enlarged Display. Pressing button (B) again returns it to the original display.

B. Setting the Time and Date

(1) The watch enters the correction state (display is flashing) when

button (C) is pressed for at least 2 seconds during any display of the time mode.

(2) The location on the display that is flashing changes in the order

shown below each time button (C) is pressed.

[Day Display]

Month, date

Day

Alarm ON mark

Location

Battery Charge indicator

Time

Flashing

Time

(B)

(C)

Daily graphic

[Location Display]

(C)(

)

(

)(

)

[Enlarged Display]

(C)(

)

(

)(

)

Location

Contrast

(CONT)

12H/24H format

switching

Date Month Year

Daylight savings

time switching

Seconds Minutes Hours

(3) Correct the flashing item by pressing either button (B) or button (A).

• Pressing button (B) advances the display by one step at a time, while pressing button (A) moves the display back by one step at a time. (Pressing either button continuously causes the display to change rapidly.)

• Refer to the section on " Locations Displayed by this Watch" for information on displayed locations.

• The watch returns to 00 seconds simultaneous to pressing button (B) or button (A) when correcing seconds. (If the seconds are between 30 and 59 seconds at that time the minutes advance by 1.)

• When the display is set to switching daylight savings time (ON or OFF is flashing) or switching the 12H/24H format, the display switches back and forth between the settings each time button (A) or button (B) is pressed.

(4) Pressing button (D) returns the watch to the normal display.

* The year can be set from 2000 to 2099. However, January 1, 2000 is designated as a special

date for use by the hardware system of this watch. If the watch is attempted to be used for infrared or USB communication or is switched to the low power mode while set to this date, all the display elements on the watch are displayed and the watch returns to the initial setting. Please do not set your watch to January 1, 2000.

* Once the date has been set, it is not necessary to correct for leap years or the end of the

month. (Dates such as February 30 that do not actually exist are not displayed even during

correction.) * Pay attention to AM (A) and PM (P) when using the 12 hour format. * When daylight savings time has been set (ON), the time advances by 1 hour from the current

time and "ST" appears on the display. Daylight savings time cannot be set for Coordinated

Universal Time (UTC). * The day is corrected automatically by correcting the year, month and date. * The watch automatically returns to the normal display when none of the buttons are pressed

for about 3 minutes in the correction state (display flashing). * The watch can be immediately returned to the normal display by pressing button (D) in the

correction state (display flashing).

C. Daily Graphic

The daily graph is set with the "CAPgm" PC software. The graphic registered for daily graphic is displayed each day in the lower right section of the Day Display. In addition, daily graphics registered for anniversaries are preferentially displayed on days on which anniversaries have been set. Refer to the "CAPgm" user’s manual provided with the accessory software contained on the CD-ROM for further details on setting and displaying daily graphics.

2. Travel Time Mode

The travel time mode is used to display the date and time of another location separate from the Main Time of the time mode (Main time). Simply select a location desired to be displayed in the travel time mode from the pre-registered locations to automatically display the time and date for that location as determined by converting the time difference. In addition, the location displayed in the travel time mode and the location displayed in the time mode can be easily interchanged.

A. Switching the Display

The time difference from the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) along with the time difference from the time in the time mode are displayed for as long as button (B) is pressed in the travel time mode.

B. Setting the Travel Time

(1) The location flashes when button (C) is pressed for at least

2 seconds in the travel time mode.

(2) The location is changed by pressing button (B) or button (A).

• Pressing button (B) calls up the next location each time it is pressed, while pressing button (A) calls up the next location in the reverse order each time it is pressed. (Pressing either button continuously enables the location to be changed rapidly.)

• Refer to the section on " Locations Displayed by this Watch" for information on displayed locations.

(3) The setting for daylight savings time (ON (set) or OFF (canceled)) flashes when button

(4) Daylight savings time is corrected by pressing button (B) or button (A).

• The display switches back and forth between the settings each time button (A) or button (B) is pressed.

(5) Pressing button (D) returns the watch to the normal display.

* The 12 hour or 24 hour format is used in accordance with the setting in the time mode. * Daylight savings time cannot be set for Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). * In the case the setting for daylight savings time is changed when the location in the travel time

mode is the same as the location in the time mode, the setting for daylight savings time is applied to the time mode as well.

* The watch automatically returns to the normal display of the travel time mode when none of

the buttons are pressed for about 3 minutes in the correction state (display flashing).

* The watch can be immediately returned to the normal display of the travel location mode by

pressing button (D) in the correction state (display flashing).

* The watch automatically returns to the time mode when none of the buttons are pressed for

about 3 minutes in the travel time mode.

(C)(

)

(

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(C)(

)

(

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)

[Normal Display]

Location

Time

(B)

Month, date

Flashing

Time difference from UTC

Time difference from time in time mode

[Time Difference Display]

C. Interchanging Locations Between Travel Time Mode and Time Mode

When a location in a time zone that is frequently used is set in the travel time mode, and this interchanging procedure is performed after having arrived at that location, the time and date of the location displayed in the travel time mode can be displayed in the time mode. As a result, the time and date of the location that had been displayed in the time mode is now displayed in the travel time mode.

Press buttons (B) and (C) simultaneously for at least 2 seconds in the travel time mode. The location in the time mode and location in the travel time mode are interchanged and the watch displays the time mode.

Example: Location set in time mode (main time): TOKYO Location set in travel time mode: LONDON

3. Destination Timer Mode

The destination timer measures and displays the amount of time remaining until arriving at a destination up to a maximum of 99 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds after having set the destination and arrival time when traveling or on business overseas. Once the arrival time is reached, an alarm informing you of arrival sounds for about 30 seconds and "Dest" is displayed on the display. After arrival, elapsed time from the time of arrival is measured for up to 99 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. In addition, the alarm informing you of arrival at your destination can be selected from 15 types of alarm sounds.

[Before

interchanging]

[Arrival Time

Display]

Destination

Arrival time

Remaining time

Current time in time mode

Display of location before interchanging

Display of location after interchanging

[During interchanging]

Buttons (B) and (C) for at least 2 seconds

[After interchanging]

(C)(

)

(

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)

(C)(

)

(

)(

)

[Remaining Time Display

(during measurement)]

A. Setting the Destination Timer

(1) The watch switches to the correction state (display flashes)

when button (C) is pressed for at least 2 seconds in the destination timer mode.

(2) The flashing item changes in the order shown below each time

button (C) is pressed.

(3) The flashing item can be corrected by pressing either button (B) or button (A).

• Refer to the section on " Locations Displayed by this Watch" for information on displayed locations.

• When switching daylight savings time (ON or OFF is flashing), the display switches back and forth between the settings each time button (A) or button (B) is pressed.

• When button (B) is pressed while in the alarm number selection state (an alarm number is flashing), the next alarm number is called up each time it is pressed. When button (A) is pressed in the alarm number selection state, the next alarm number is called up in the reverse order each time it is pressed. Select "Silent" when you do not want the alarm to sound.

• You can monitor the alarm corresponding to the flashing alarm number by pressing button (B) or button (A) in the alarm number selection state for as long as the button is pressed. (The next or previous alarm number is momentarily displayed the instant the button is pressed, while pressing either button continuously causes the set alarm to sound.)

(4) Pressing button (D) finalizes the setting after which the destination timer starts to run

and the remaining time until the arrival time is displayed.

* The 12 hour or 24 hour format setting is in accordance with the setting in the time mode. * In the case the remaining time until the set arrival time exceeds 100 hours, the destination

timer stops at the arrival time display and then starts running automatically when the remaining time until the arrival time is within 99 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds.

* When the arrival time has been set going back more than 100 hours, the destination timer

stops at the arrival time display.

* In the case of correcting the arrival time while the destination timer is running, the destination

timer starts running according to the newly set arrival time.

* The remaining time is recalculated in the case the time or daylight savings time setting is

corrected for the location set with the destination timer in the time mode or travel time mode while the destination timer is running.

* The watch automatically returns to the arrival time display or remaining time display when

none of the buttons are pressed for about 3 minutes in the correction state (display flashing).

* The watch can be immediately returned to the arrival time display or remaining time display by

pressing button (D) in the correction state (display flashing).

Alarm

number

Minutes Hours Date

Location

Daylight savings

time switching

Year Month

Flashing

(C)

B. Destination Timer Measuring Procedure

Once the destination timer has been set, measurement begins automatically. Once the timer reaches the arrival time, an alarm sounds for about 30 seconds informing you that the time is up. After the time on the destination timer is up, elapsed time from the arrival time flashes on the display for up to 99 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. After this time has elapsed, the watch returns to the arrival time display.

* The alarm that sounds when the arrival time is reached can be turned off by pressing any

button.

* If the alarm to inform of arrival is set to "Silent", arrival time is notified only with the "Dest"

display on the display.

(1) When button (B) is pressed while the destination timer is running, the set arrival time

(destination location and time) is displayed.

(2) When button (B) is pressed again while the arrival time is displayed, the time and

location of the time mode relative to the set arrival time are displayed.

(3) Pressing button (B) again returns the watch to the remaining time display.

* The watch automatically returns to the remaining time display when none of the buttons are

pressed for about 3 minutes during the arrival time confirmation displays described in steps (1) and (2) above.

* The watch automatically returns to the time mode when none of the buttons are pressed for

about 3 minutes in the destination timer mode (including when the destination timer is running).

[Remaining

Time Display]

Remaining time

Flashing

Location

(B)

Arrival time

Location in time mode

Time in time mode relative to arrival time

Time up

[Elapsed Time

Display]

4. Alarm Mode

Once this alarm is set (ON), the alarm sounds for approximetely 30 seconds at the same time every day and "Alarm" is displayed on the display. The alarm can be turned off by pressing any button when it is sounding. In addition, the alarm tone can be selected from 15 types of alarm sounds when setting the alarm.

A. Alarm ON/OFF and Alarm Monitor

The alarm is switched between ON (set) and OFF (canceled) each time button (B) is pressed in the alarm mode. Once the alarm has been set, the alarm ON mark is displayed in the time mode. When button (B) is pressed continuously in the alarm mode, you can monitor the selected alarm tone for as long as button (B) is pressed.

B. Setting the Alarm

(1) The watch switches to the correction state (display flashes) when button (C) is pressed

for at least 2 seconds during then the normal display in the alarm mode. The flashing item can be corrected.

(2) The flashing item changes in the order shown below each time

button (C) is pressed.

(3) The flashing item can be corrected by pressing either button (B)

or button (A).

• Pressing button (B) advances the display by one step at a time, while pressing button (A) moves the

display back by one step at a time. (Pressing either button continuously causes the display to change rapidly.)

• When button (B) is pressed while in the alarm number selection state (an alarm number is flashing), the

next alarm number is called up each time it is pressed. When button (A) is pressed in the alarm number selection state, the next alarm number is called up in the reverse order each time it is pressed. Select "Silent" when you do not want the alarm to sound. In this case, the alarm time is notified only with "Alarm" on the display.

• You can monitor the alarm corresponding to the flashing alarm number by pressing button (B) or button

(A) in the alarm number selection state for as long as the button is pressed. (The next or previous alarm number is momentarily displayed the instant the button is pressed, while pressing either button continuously causes the set alarm to sound.)

(4) Pressing button (D) finalizes the alarm setting.

* The 12 hour or 24 hour format setting is in accordance with the setting in the time mode. * The watch automatically returns to the normal alarm display when none of the buttons are

pressed for about 3 minutes in the correction state (display flashing).

* The watch can be immediately returned to the normal alarm display by pressing button (D) in

the correction state (display flashing).

* The watch automatically returns to the time mode when none of the buttons are pressed for

about 3 minutes during the normal alarm display.

[Alarm ON]

Alarm time

Flashing

Current time

(B)

(C)(

)

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)

(C)(

)

(

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)

[Alarm OFF]

Hours Minutes

Alarm

number

5. Chronograph Mode

The chronograph function of this watch is able to measure time in 1/100 units for up to 99 hours, 59 minutes and 59.99 seconds. The chronograph returns to the reset display (0:00'00"00) and stops after 100 hours have elapsed.

A. Reading the Display

<1/100 Second Display>

The digits for 1/100 seconds of the chronograph are only displayed for 1 minute when the chronograph is started and after returning to the measurement display from the split time display, after which they are no longer displayed. However, the 1/100 second digits are also displayed when the chronograph is stopped and during the split time display.

B. Chronograph Timing Procedure

(1) The chronograph is repeatedly started and stopped each time button (B) is pressed. (2) The split time is displayed for about 10 seconds when button (C) is pressed during

measurement. The most recent split time is measured and displayed each time button (C) is pressed. ("SPL" flashes while split time is displayed.)

(3) Pressing button (C) while the chronograph is stopped returns the watch to the reset

display.

* Split time refers to the amount of time that has elapsed from the starting line to some

intermediate point.

* The watch automatically returns to the time mode when none of the buttons are pressed for

about 3 minutes during the chronograph reset display.

* The watch automatically returns to the surface mode when none of the buttons are pressed

for about 3 minutes in the chronograph mode (including during timing) when the surface mode has been activated (while resting on the surface).

* If the mode is switched to the low power mode during chronograph timing, chronograph

timing is interrupted and the watch returns to the reset display.

(C)(

)

(

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)

[Chronograph Reset Display]

Hours, minutes, seconds

1/100 seconds

Current time

After 10 seconds

(B) (B)

(C)

Reset Timing

Split time

Stop

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