CHARACTERISTICS
B
CC
BC
Start
Lap 1
Reset
Lap 2
Stop
B
B
C
Start
Stop
Reset
NREZ010
5-2015
CAL. Z010 (R23 SERIES)
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1. Time/calendar display: Hour, minute, second,
month, date and day of the week
2. Time indication: 12-hour display format with
PM indicator and 24-hour display format are
available.
3. Stopwatch: The stopwatch can measure
up to 23 hours 59 minutes and 59 seconds
in 1/100-second increments. Lap time
measurement is available. Up to 15 lap times
can be stored in memory.
Memory recall function: Data obtained in
the Stopwatch mode can be recalled after
measurement.
4. Countdown timer: The countdown timer
can be set up to 23 hours 59 minutes and 59
seconds.
5. Daily alarm: The daily alarm can be set to
sound at the designated time on a 24-hour
basis. Three individual daily alarms can be set.
Single-time alarm: The Single-time alarm
sounds only once at a designated time and it
is disengaged automatically. Five individual
single-time alarms can be set.
6. Second Time Zone: Time in a different time
zone can be displayed.
7. Chime: The chime can be set to sound every
hour on the hour with a single beep.
8. Illuminating light: The built-in electroluminescent (EL) light evenly illuminates the
display for easy viewing in darkness.
BUTTONS AND DISPLAYS
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PM indi-
The display mode changes in the following
order by pressing Button D.
Local city
A (SET/LIGHT)
cator
Hour
D (MODE)
Month Year
TIME/CALENDAR
Day of the week
Date
B (START/STOP)
Chime
signal
Alarm
signal
Minute
Second
Stopwatch
signal
C (LAP/RESET)
Timer signal
STOPWATCH
Choice of 12-Hour/24-Hour format
• The time display format in either 12-hour
indication or in 24-hour indication can be
selected alternately by pressing button B or
C. Under the 12-hour indication format, “PM”
mark appears in the afternoon, but no AM
mark appears in the morning. Under the 24hour indication format, no mark appears on
the display.
ENGAGEMENT/DISENGAGEMENT OF
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CHIME
With each press of Button C in the TIME/CALENDAR
mode, the chime can be alternately engaged
or disengaged. The CHIME signal appears or
disappears on the display accordingly.
HOW TO USE STOPWATCH
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Press Button D to go to the STOPWATCH mode.
The STOPWATCH mode indicator appears on the
display.
STOPWATCH mode indicator
B
D
STOPWATCH OPERATION
Standard Measurement
Lap Time Measurement
C
STOPWATCH signal
LAP number
LAP time
D
D
MEMORY RECALL
D
D
LOCAL CITY
D
SINGLE-TIME ALARM
TIMER
D
DAILY ALARM
D
HOW TO SET THE TIME/CALENDAR
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1 Press Button A for 2 seconds to change the
display to the TIME/CALENDAR SETTING mode.
(The second digits start flashing.)
2 Selection of the digits to be adjusted (flashing)
is made in the following order by pressing
Button D.
D
SECONDS
MINUTES
D
12/24-HOUR FORMAT
D
LOCAL CITY
3 One digit (flashing) is increased or decreased
with each pressing of Button B or C,
respectively. To move the digits quickly, keep
the Button pressed.
• Second setting
Press Button B or C in accordance with a
time signal. The second digits are reset to
“00” and start counting immediately.
When the second digits count any number
from “30” to “59” and Button B or C is
pressed, one minute is added and the
seconds are immediately reset to “00.”
DATE
D
A
D
HOURS
D
YEAR
D
MONTH
D
B
A
C
Total time from START
* Measurement and release of lap time can be
repeated by pressing Button C.
* When Button C is pressed, the display changes
to show the current lap time and total time from
START for 3 seconds, and then it automatically
returns to show the ongoing measurement.
* When the stopwatch is reset by pressing Button C,
the measured data is stored in memory.
During the measurement, the STOPWATCH signal
keeps flashing.
Press Button D to return to the TIME/CALENDAR
mode.
Memory Recall Function
Data obtained in the Stopwatch mode can be
recalled after measurement. Each time data from
START to RESET is managed as a RUN. Press Button
D to return to the TIME/CALENDAR mode.
1. Press Button D to go to the Memory Recall
mode. The MEMORY RECALL moce indicator
appears on the display.
MEMORY RECALL moce indicator
2. Press Button C to show the data of the latest
measurement. The elapsed time and the
date of measurement are displayed with a
RUN number.
3. Press Button B to read each recorded lap time.
Recorded lap time is shown in order of each
lap number.
4. Press Button C to exit the Memory Recall
Function. The display returns to the MEMORY
RECALL mode.
C
B
C
D
D
How to delete all of the memories
• Press Button A for 2 seconds. The “DELETE”
indicator appears on the display when the
watch starts deleting stored data. When the
deletion is finished, the display returns to the
MEMORY RECALL mode, and after 1 second, it
automatically goes to the STOPWATCH mode.
C
B
B
B
C
TIME/CALENDAR mode
SECOND SETTING
A
MINUTE SETTING
B
C
12/24 FORMAT SETTING
HOUR SETTING
D
B
C
LOCAL CITY SETTING
YEAR SETTING
D
B
D
DATE SETTING
4 After all the adjustments are completed, press
Button A to return to the TIME/CALENDAR
mode.
C
MONTH SETTING
A
A
D
B
C
After
D
HOW TO USE COUNTDOWN TIMER
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B
Press Button D three times to go to the TIMER
mode. The TIMER mode indicator appears on the
C
display.
1. Press Button A for 2 seconds to change the
display to the TIMER SETTING mode. The hour
D
B
C
D
B
C
digits start flashing.
2. Press Button B or C to set the second
digits. One digit (flashing) is increased or
decreased with each pressing of Button B or C,
respectively. To move the digits quickly, keep
the Button pressed.
3. Press Button D to confirm the second setting
and move on to the minute setting. The minute
digits start flashing.
4. Press Button B or C to set the minute digits.
One digit (flashing) is increased or decreased
with each pressing of Button B or C,
respectively. To move the digits quickly, keep
the Button pressed.
5. Press Button D to confirm the minute setting
and move on to the hour setting. The hour
digits start flashing.
6. Press Button D to set the Timer number.
7. Press Button A to complete the timer setting.
1 second
B
B
C
Start
Stop
Reset
TIMER number
B
C
C
SECOND SETTING
D
A
B
C
MINUTE SETTING
D
B
C
TIMER NUMBER SETTING
TIMER OPERATION
1. Press Button B in the TIMER mode to start the
countdown timer.
2. Press Button B to stop the countdown timer.
3. To reset the timer, press Button C.
Press Button D to return to the TIME/CALENDAR
mode.
HOW TO USE DAILY ALARM
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Press Button D four times to go to the ALARM
mode. The DAILY ALARM mode indicator appears
on the display.
1. Press Button A for 2 seconds to change the
display to the DAILY ALARM SETTING mode. The
hour digits start flashing.
2. One digit (flashing) is increased or decreased
with each press of Button B or C, respectively.
To move the digits quickly, keep the Button
pressed.
3. Press Button D to confirm the hour setting and
move on to the minute setting. The minute
digits start flashing.
4. Press Button B or C to set the minute digits.
One digit (flashing) is increased or decreased
with each press of Button B or C, respectively.
To move the digits quickly, keep the Button
pressed.
5. Press Button D to confirm the minute setting
and move on to the alarm number setting. The
alarm number starts flashing.
6. Press Button B or C to select the alarm number.
7. Press Button A to complete the alarm setting.
A
HOUR SETTING
A
C
B
C
B
D
C
A
HOUR SETTING
D
B
C
MINUTE SETTING
B
A
D
A
NUMBER SETTING
ALARM
Note: The alarm can be set only in one time zone.
Engagement/disengagement of daily alarm
With each press of Button B in the DAiLY ALARM
mode, the alarm can be alternately engaged
or disengaged. The ALARM signal appears or
disappears on the display accordingly.
How to stop the alarm while sounding
The alarm sounds for 10 seconds at the
designated time. To stop it manually while
sounding, press any Button.
HOW TO USE SINGLE-TIME ALARM
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Press Button D five times to go to the SINGLE-TIME
ALARM mode. The SINGLE-TIME ALARM mode
indicator appears on the display.
1. Press Button A for 2 seconds to change the
display to the SINGLE-TIME ALARM SETTING
mode. The minute digits start flashing.
2. Press Button B or C to set the minute digits.
One digit (flashing) is increased or decreased
with each press of Button B or C, respectively.
To move the digits quickly, keep the Button
pressed.
3. Press Button D to confirm the minute setting
and move on to the hour setting.
One digit (flashing) is increased or decreased
with each press of Button B or C, respectively.
To move the digits quickly, keep the Button
pressed.
4. Press Button D to confirm the hour setting and
move on to the year setting. The year digits
start flashing.
5. One digit (flashing) is increased or decreased
with each press of Button B or C, respectively.
To move the digits quickly, keep the Button
pressed.
6. Press Button D to confirm the year setting and
move on to the month setting. The month digits
start flashing.
7. One digit (flashing) is increased or decreased
with each press of Button B or C, respectively.
To move the digits quickly, keep the Button
pressed.
8. Press Button D to confirm the month setting
and move on to the date setting. The date
digits start flashing.
9. One digit (flashing) is increased or decreased
with each press of Button B or C, respectively.
To move the digits quickly, keep the Button
pressed.
10. Press Button A to complete the single time
alarm setting.
A
C
MINUTE SETTING
DATE SETTING
D
D
B
C
HOUR SETTING
B
D
B
C
D
B
D
C
MONTH SETTING
11. Press Button D to return to the TIME/CALENDAR
mode.
Note: The alarm can be set only in one time zone.
Engagement/disengagement of single-time
alarm
With each press of Button B in the SINGLE-TIM
ALARM mode, the alarm can be alternately
engaged or disengaged. The ALARM signal
appears or disappears on the display accordingly.
YEAR SETTING
C
How to stop the alarm while sounding
The alarm sounds for 10 seconds at the
designated time. To stop it manually while
sounding, press any Button.
HOW TO SET SECOND TIME ZONE
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Press Button D six times to go to the SECOND TIME
ZONE mode.
1. Press Button C to select the city code.
2. If the daylight saving time is effective in the
selected city, press Button B to show the
daylight saving time. The daylight saving time
(“ DST”) mark will appear.
Press Button D to return to the TIME/CALENDAR
mode.
Local city
City code
Time
Second time zone
City
Local time
Time and
date of
Second time
zone
differences
H11
HNL
ANC
LAX
-11
-10
-9
-8
Pago Pago
Honolulu, Patete
Anchorage, Nome
Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Las Vegas, Vancouver, Seattle
DEN
CHI
-7
-6
Denver, Edmonton
Chicago, Mexico City, Houston,
New Orleans, Winnipeg
NYC
-5
New York, Washington, D.C.,
Montreal, Lima, Havana, Boston
SDQ
RIO
-4
-3
Santo Domingo(*)
Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires,
Brasilia, Montevideo, São Paulo
H02
H01
GMT
LON
-2
-1
Praia
0
0
London, Dublin, Reykjavik,
Casablanca, Lisbon
PAR
1
Vienna, Brussels, Berlin,
Paris,
Madrid, Rome, Milan, Algiers,
Hamburg, Frankfurt, Stockholm
CAI
2
Cairo, Athens, Helsinki,
Istanbul, Beirut, Damascus
JED
3
Jeddah, Baghdad, Nairobi,
Kuwait, Riyadh, Moscow
DXB
4
Dubai, Abu Dhabi,
Muscat
KHI
DAC
BKK
5
6
7
Karachi, Male
Dacca, Colombo
Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta,
Phnom Penh, Vientiane
HKG
8
Hong Kong, Beijing, Singapore,
Manila, Taipei, Kuala Lumpur, Perth
TYO
SYD
NOU
WLG
9
10
11
12
Tokyo, Seoul, Pyongyang
Sydney, Guam, Melbourne, Rabaul
Nouméa, Port Villa
Wellington, Auckland,
Christchurch, Nauru Island
(*) The display shows “CCS” (Santiago), but
currently Santiago is UTC-3.
HOW TO USE EL BACKLIGHT
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In any mode press Button A to illuminate the
display for about 4 seconds.
Note:
1. The backlight of the watch employs an
electro-luminescent (EL) light, which tends to
lose illuminating power after very long use.
2. The illumination provided by backlight may
be hard to see when viewed under direct
sunlight.
BATTERY CHANGE
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The miniature battery CR2032 which powers
your watch should last approximately 4 years.
However, because it is inserted at the factory,
the actual life of the battery once in your
possession may be less than 4 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.
Note: If the alarm is used for more than 20
seconds a day and/or the illuminating
light for more than 8 seconds a day, the
battery life may be less than the specified
period.
CARE OF YOUR LORUS WATCH
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This watch contains precise electronic
components. Never attempt to open the case
or remove the back cover.
• BATTERY
CAUTION
Do not expose the old battery to fire
or recharge it. Keep it at a place be
yond the reach of chil dren. If a child
swallows it, consult a doctor immedi
ately.
• WATER RESISTANT
Condition
Indication
on the dial/
case back
Indication
WATER RE-
SISTANT
WATER RE-
SISTANT
(50M/5 BAR
WATER RE-
SISTANT
100M/10 BAR
(
or above
* 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.
Caution:
Leather straps are not water resistant except
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 may be stained and those with
delicate 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
Your watch will be adversely affected by strong
magnetism.Keep it away from close contact
with magnetic objects.
• SHOCKS AND VIBRATIONS
Your watch may be worn for normal sports
activities, but be careful not to drop it or hit it on
hard surfaces.
• TEMPERATURE
Your watch is preadjusted so that constant
accuracy may be insured at normal tem perature.
• CLEANING
Use only a soft cloth and clean water for
cleaning your watch. Never use chemicals, as
the waterproof gasket will corrode.
SERVICE
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When your LORUS watch requires repair or
servicing, please see the enclosed WARRANTY/
GUARANTEE.
of use
No
Accidental
contact
with water,
splashes
and rain
)
Swimming
and taking
such as
a shower
NO
YES
YES YES NO NO
YES
Skin div
NO
NO NO NO
YES YES NO
(
-
-
-
Scuba
ing
diving
NO
NO
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