INSTRUCTION MANUAL
CAL. W820 (RWP SERIES)
NREW820
03-2002
1. The compass function
a) The compass function may not work depending
on the condition of use such as season,
weather or obstacles intercepting view
of the sun or moon.
b) For such activities as mountain climbing
and orienteering which require very accurate
directions, be sure to use a conventional
magnetic compass together with this watch
for safety’s sake.
2. The signal function
a) Do not use the watch as a distress signal
transmitter as it is not designed for such
purpose. The signal light emitted from
the watch may not be perceived depending on such factors as distance to the
target and angle of the watch face.
CAUTION
■ CHARACTERISTICS
1. Time/calendar display:
• Hour, minutes, seconds, month, date and
day of the week.
• Fully automatic calendar: Calendar adjusts
automatically for odd and even months including
February of leap years from the year 1994 up
to the end of 2043.
• Time indication: Changeover between 12and 24-hour indications is possible.
• Daylight saving time: Daylight saving
time can be set.
2. Compass: Indicates 16 directions on the basis
of the directions of the sun and moon.
• Moon phase display with the age of the
moon.
3. Stopwatch: Measures up to 10 hours with
1 ⁄100 second readout.
• Split time measurement
4. Daily alarm: The alarm can be set to ring on
a 24-hour basis.
• Hourly time signal: Can be set to ring
every hour on the hour with a single beep.
5. Signal function: Four preset Morse code
messages can be sent by illuminating light.
6. Illuminating light: The light evenly illuminates the display in the dark.
■ BUTTONS AND DISPLAYS
Alarm mark
Date
Month
Day
“A”(AM)/
“P”(PM)
mark
Hour
Minutes
Seconds
Graphic display
Hourly time
signal mark
“DST”
(Daylight
Saving
Time)
mark
The selection of the displays can be made in the
following order with each depression of button
“A”.
A
Display
indicators
B
C
D
Rotating compass bezel
A
Compass
display
A
Alarm display
Stopwatch
display
A
Signal display
A
A
Time/calendar
display
* The confirmation sound beeps differently when
the time/calendar display appears, so that you
can easily know the display shown.
* Even if the stopwatch display is changed over
to another while the measurement is in progress,
the stopwatch continues counting properly and
the flashing stopwatch display indicator appears
in the display.
■ HOW TO SET THE TIME/CALENDAR
AND DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
Month
Day
Date
Seconds
Minutes
Graphic display
Hourly time
signal mark
Display
indicators
“A”(AM)/
“P”(PM)
mark
Hour
“DST” mark
B
A
C
D
1. Depress button “A” to show the time/calendar
display.
2. Depress button “B” for 2 to 3 seconds to show
the time/calendar setting display. The “DST”
mark starts flashing and the flashing “ON” or
“OFF” mark is displayed in place of the day.
3. Selection of the digits to be adjusted (flashing)
is made in the following order by depressing
button “C”.
4. Depress button “D” to set the flashing digits.
One digit is advanced with each depression of
button “D”. Digits except seconds move quickly by keeping button “D” depressed.
5. After all the adjustments are completed, depress button “B” to return to the time/calendar display.
Daylight
saving time
HourMinutesSeconds
→→→
12- or 24-hour
indication
DateMonthYear
←←←
↑
↓
Seconds Setting
Depress button “D” in accordance with a time
signal. The seconds are reset to “00” and start
immediately.
When the seconds count any number from “30” to
“59” and button “D” is depressed, one minute is
added and the seconds are reset to “00”.
How to Set the Daylight Saving Time
With each depression of button “D”, “ON” and
“OFF” marks appear alternately. After showing
“ON” mark, depress button “C” to select the hour
digits, and then depress button “D” to set them
one hour ahead of the regular time. “DST” mark
remains displayed to indicate that the daylight
saving time is shown.
Notes:
1. When setting the hour digits in the 12-hour
indication, check that “A” (AM)/“P” (PM) mark
is properly set. In the 24-hour indication, there
is no indication.
2. Once the year, month and date have been set,
the day of the week is set automatically.
3. If the watch is left untouched in the time/
calendar setting display with the digits flashing, it will automatically return to the time/
calendar display in 2 to 3 minutes.
■ HOW TO USE THE COMPASS
CAUTION
1. The compass function may not work depending
on the condition of use such as season,
weather or obstacles intercepting view of
the sun or moon.
2. For such activities as mountain climbing
and orienteering which require very accurate directions, be sure to use a conventional magnetic compass together with this
watch for safety’s sake.
By setting the hemisphere and longitude of your
place, the directions of the sun and moon, the age
of the moon and moon phase can be displayed on
the basis of the current time. When set according
to the directions of the sun and moon, the rotating
compass bezel indicates 16 directions.
Compass Data Setting
• Before setting the hemisphere and longitude of
your place, check that the current time of your
place is set correctly in the time/calendar display.
(Please note that if the “ON” mark for the daylight
saving time is set, the directions of the sun and
moon are calculated inclusive of the one hour
advanced from the regular time. If the “ON”
mark is shown, therefore, check that the hour
digits are advanced one hour.)
1. Depress button “A” to show the compass dis-
play.
2. Depress button “B” for 2 to 3 seconds to show
the compass data setting display. The hemisphere
mark starts flashing with the “LONG.” (longitude)
mark displayed.
3. Selection of the hemisphere, longitude and the
digits to be adjusted (flashing) is made in the
following order by depressing button “C”.
Northern or Southern
Hemisphere
East or west
longitude
←
→
↑
↓
Longitude setting
(units digit)
Longitude setting
(tens digit)
4. Depress button “D” to set the hemisphere, longitude
of your place and the flashing digits. The
digits move quickly if the button is kept depressed.
* To set the longitude of your place, refer to
“TABLE OF LONGITUDES OF CITIES
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD” below.
5. After all the adjustments are completed, de-
press button “B” to return to the compass display.
* Flashing dots appear in the display immedi-
ately after the button is depressed, to indicate that the watch is calculating the direction and the age of the moon.
* If the watch is left untouched in the compass
data setting display with the digits flashing,
it will automatically return to the compass
display in 2 to 3 minutes.
N
A
MOON
AGE
Direction of
sun/moon
Sun compass
indicator
Age of the
moon
Compass
display
indicator
Rotating compass
bezel
Moon phase display
Hemisphere mark
“DST” mark
Direction mark
Current time
Moon compass
indicator
A
C
D
Moon age
mark
B
Notes:
1. The rotating compass bezel can be used only
when you have a view of the sun or the moon.
2. Unless the time/calendar and the daylight saving
time are set properly, the direction of the sun
or moon and the age of the moon will not be
displayed correctly.
(After the battery is replaced with a new one,
all the data is cleared from memory and should
be reset before using the compass function.)
3. Before using the compass, check that the proper
hemisphere is selected.
4. In the areas between the tropics of Cancer and
Capricorn, the sun may rise directly overhead,
making it difficult to find the directions. In the
areas between 28.63° of north latitude and
28.63° of south latitude, the moon may rise
directly overhead, making it difficult to find
the directions. In those areas, use the compass
function together with a conventional magnetic
compass.
5. Before using the moon or sun compass, be
sure to set the longitude of your place. Otherwise, the directions and moon phase may not
be displayed properly.
6. If you travel or move to a place at a different
longitude, reset the longitude on your watch.
Otherwise, the directions of the sun and moon
and the moon phase will not be displayed properly.
1. Depress button “C” to select the sun or moon
compass depending on whether you can see
the sun or the moon in the sky.
2. While keeping the dial level, point the direction
mark at the 12 o’clock positionl to the direction
of the sun or moon.
3. Turn the rotating bezel so that the direction
name on the bezel corresponding to the direction name shown in the uppermost row of the
display aligns with the direction mark.
4. The direction names on therotating compass
bezel indicate the respectiveg directions.
How to Use the Rotating Compass
Bezel
Table of Longitudes of Cities
Throughout the World
Anchorage 150° W
Los Angeles 118° W
San Francisco 122° W
Las Vegas 115° W
Vancouver 123° W
Seattle 122° W
Denver 105° W
El Paso 106° W
Edmonton 114° W
Chicago 88° W
Houston 95° W
Dallas 97° W
New Orleans 90° W
New York 74° W
Montreal 74° W
Detroit 83° W
Miami 80° W
Boston 71° W
Santiago 71° W
Buenos Aires 58° W
Azores 25° W
London 0° W
Name of city
Name of city
Longi-
tude
Longi-
tude
Dublin 6° W
Lisbon 9° W
Paris 2° E
Milan 9° E
Rome 12° E
Madrid 4° W
Amsterdam 5° E
Hamburg 10° E
Stockholm 18° E
Frankfurt 9° E
Vienna 16° E
Athens 24° E
Helsinki 25° E
Perth 116° E
Tokyo 140° E
Sydney 151° E
Melbourne 145° E
Wellington 175° E
Christchurch 173° E
Cape Town 18° E
Johannesburg 28° E
■ HOW TO USE THE STOPWATCH
• The stopwatch can measure up to 10 hours in 1/
100 seconds.
* Even if the stopwatch is changed to another
while the measurement is in progress, it continues counting properly. After the stopwatch
is used, however, be sure to reset it as the
battery energy is consumed enormously to
shorten the battery life.
* While the stopwatch is measuring, the graphic
display turns on and off repeatedly.
(The longitudes are shown in degrees by rounding
off the minutes.)
A
Split No.
B
A
C
D
Hour
Stopwatch
display
indicator
Minutes
Seconds
1/100 seconds
Current time
Graphic display
Stopwatch Operation
Depress button “A” to show the stopwatch display.
Accumulated elapsed time measurement
Start Stop Restart Stop Reset
Accumulate repeatedly by
depressing button “C”.
CC
Split time measurement
• “Split time” is the time that has elapsed from
the start of an activity to any given stage.
Start Split Split release Stop Reset
Can repeat by depressing button “B”.
CB B B
Note: The split number counts up to “99”. After
“99”, the number is displayed in two digits
such as “00” for 100, “01” for 101 and so
on.
Hour Minutes
4. Depress button “D” to set the digits. One digit
is advanced with each depression of the button.
The digits move quickly by keeping the button
depressed.
→
↑
1. Depress button “A” to show the alarm display.
2. Depress button “B” for 2 to 3 seconds to show
the alarm setting display. The alarm mark and
“ON”/“OFF” mark disappear and the hour digits
(and “A”/“P” mark) start flashing.
3. Depress button “C” to select the digits to be
adjusted (flashing).
■ HOW TO SET THE ALARM
CCB
C
A
B
A
C
D
“ON” mark
“A” (AM)/“P” (PM)
mark
Alarm display
indicator
Current time
Hourly time
signal mark
Alarm mark
Notes:
1. When the time function is displayed in the 24hour indication, the alarm is also displayed in
the 24-hour indication.
2. When setting the hour digits in the 12-hour
indication, check that “A” (AM)/“P” (PM) mark
is properly set.
3. If the watch is untouched in the alarm setting
display with the digits flashing, it will automatically return to the alarm display in 2 to 3
minutes.
Engagement/Disengagement of
the Alarm
• With each depression of button “C” in the alarm
display, the alarm is engaged and disengaged alternately.
• The alarm rings at the designated time for 20
seconds and stop. To stop it manually, depress
button “A”, “B”, “C” or “D”.
Alarm engaged
Alarm disengaged
5. After all the adjustments are completed, depress button “B” to return to the alarm display.
The alarm mark and “ON” mark are automatically displayed.
Turning on/off of the Hourly Time Signal
and Confirmation Sound; and Alarm Test
• With each depression of button “C” in the time/
calendar display, the hourly time signal and
confirmation sound for the button operation are
turned on and off alternately.
Hourly time signal and confirmation
sound turned off
Hourly time signal and confirmation
sound turned on
• The alarm can be tested by keeping buttons “C”
and “D” depressed in the time/calendar display.
* After the alarm sound is tested, be sure to check
turning on/off of the hourly time signal and
confirmation sound, as they are turned on and
off alternately by depressing button “C”.
■ HOW TO USE THE SIGNAL FUNCTION
CAUTION
Do not use the watch as a distress signal transmitter as it is not designed for such purpose.
The signal light emitted from the watch may
not be perceived depending on such factors as
distance to the target and angle of the watch
face.
With a press of a button, 4 preset Morse code
messages can be given by light automatically. Messages
can also be given manually by turning on and off
the illuminating light.
1. Depress button “A” to show the distress signal
display.
2. Selection of the four preset messages and the
manual mode is made in the following order by
depressing button “C”.
“LL”
(ALL WELL)
→→)→
(
“ ” (Manual mode)
“I”
REQUIRE
DOCTOR
“Y”
(YES)
“N”
(NO)
3. Depress button “D” to give a desired Morse
code message by light.
* The preset messages are given repeatedly
while the button is kept depressed.
* Once button “D” is depressed, the preset
message will be given to the end even if the
button is released before it is completed.
* When the manual mode is selected, the illuminating
light is turned on when button “D” is depressed,
and is turned off when it is released.
←
→
A
Message marks
A
B
Signal display
indicator
Current
time
Manual mode
mark
C
D
)(
Message
indicator
Duration
of
illumination
- – – - - – - - - – - -
WLEL
REQUIRE
DOCTOR
ALL WELL
YES
NO
Everything is
going well.
YES
(Affirmative)
NO
(Negative)
– - –––
N
O
– - – – - - - -
– - - – – – – - – -
D
OC
TO
– – – – - – -
R
Y
I
LL
Meaning
3.2 seconds
3.0 seconds
9.0 seconds
4.0 seconds
The display remains illuminated while the button is kept
depressed.
—
——
MANUAL
*Pattern of light illumination:
– Long duration of illumination
- Short duration of illumination
N
Y
SE
Pattern of light
illumination
(Morse code)
Seriously injured. Send
a doctor.
Mes-
sage
code
Pattern of Light Illumination
(Morse Code)
■ NOTE ON UNUSUAL DISPLAY
While in the time/calendar setting display, the
display as shown below will appear if both buttons
“C” and “D” are depressed at the same time. This
is not a malfunction. Depress button “A”, “B”, “C”
or “D” to return to the time/calendar display, and
then set the time/calendar again.
[All the segments lighting up]
■ LUMIBRITE WATCH
(dial, hands, buttons, case, bezel, straps, etc.)
✩ If your watch is a LORUS LUMIBRITE watch, it
has following features.
LORUS LUMIBRITE watches absorb and store light
energy from natural and artificial light sources
and emit light in the dark. They are made of
environmentally friendly material, and therefore,
are harmless to human beings and the environment.
• With a full charge, LORUS LUMIBRITE watches
glow in the dark hours longer than conventional
luminous watches of this type. If exposed to a
light of more than 500 lux (i.e., the brightness
of a typical office) for approximately 10 minutes,
or direct sunlight for 2 minutes, for example,
they will glow for 3 to 5 hours.
• Since LORUS LUMIBRITE watches emit the light
they store, the brightness will decrease gradually
over time. The length of time they will glow
may also differ slightly depending on such factors
as the brightness of and distance from the light
source used to charge the watch.
■ LORUS LITE
While button “D” is kept depressed in the time/
calendar, compass, stopwatch or alarm display,
the electroluminescent light evenly illuminates
the display for easy viewing in the dark.
Notes:
1. LORUS LITE watches work with one battery.
When the electroluminescent light begins to
lose its luminance, this is an indication that
the battery is depleted. We recommend that
you change the battery before the watch itself
stops.
2. If the electroluminescent light is used continuously for a long time, the battery life may
be less than the specified period.
D
Notes:
1. If the alarm is used for more than 20 seconds a
day, the confirmation sound more than 50 times
a day, the distress signal for more than 15
seconds a day, the illuminating light 3 times a
day and/or the stopwatch for 10 hours a day,
the battery life may be less than the specified
period.
2. After the battery is replaced with a new one, be
sure to depress buttons “A”, “B”, “C” and “D”
at the same time for 2 to 3 seconds. The display
becomes blank, and when the buttons are released,
the time/calendar of “A 12:00oo SA 1-1” is displayed.
Then, set the desired, time/calendar, compass
data and alarm time. (See “HOW TO SET THE
TIME/CALENDAR AND DAYLIGHT SAVING
TIME”, “Compass Data Setting” and “HOW TO
SET THE ALARM”.)
The miniature lithium battery SEIKO CR2025, SONY
CR2025 or Matsushita CR2025, which powers your
watch should last approximately 2 years. However,
because it is inserted at the factory, the actual life
of the battery once in your possession may be less
than 2 years.
Be sure to replace the battery to prevent any
possible malfunction as soon as it runs down. To
replace the battery we recommend taking the watch
to a local watch repair shop.
■ BATTERY CHANGE
■ CARE OF YOUR LORUS WATCH
CAUTION
Do not expose the old battery to fire
or recharge it. Keep it at a place
beyond the reach of children. If a
child swallows it, consult a doctor
immediately.
• BATTERY
• WATER RESISTANT
No
indication
WATER
RESISTANT
WATER
RESISTANT
(50 M/5 BAR)*
WATER
RESISTANT
100 M/
10 BAR or
above
Condition
of use
Accidental
contact with
water, such
as splashes
and rain
Swimming and
taking a
shower
Skin
diving
Scuba
diving
Indication on
the dial/
case back
NO NO NO NO
YES
YES NO NO
YES
NO NO NO
YES
YES YES NO
(
)
*
* 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 press the buttons or turn the crowns
when the watch is wet.
• If the watch is exposed to salt water, rinse it in
fresh water and then wipe it thoroughly dry.
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 not be affected by magnetism
generated by household electric appliances.
• 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.
■ SERVICE
When your LORUS watch requires repair or servicing,
please see the enclosed WARRANTY/GUARANTEE.
• TEMPERATURE
Your watch is preadjusted so that constant
accuracy may be insured at normal temperature.
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