S149
INSTRUCTION
CONTENTS
.FEATURES ……………………………38 |
.TIME CALENDAR |
.DISPLAY AND BUTTON/SWITCH |
SETTING ………………………………65 |
OPERATION ……………………………39 |
10.PRECAUTIONS ………………………68 |
.TIME/CALENDAR ……………………40 |
11.REMARKS ON THE |
.HOW TO USE THE |
BATTERIES……………………………71 |
STOPWATCH …………………………40 |
12.REPLACEMENT OF THE LIQUID |
.HOW TO USE THE MEMORY |
CRYSTAL PANEL …………………72 |
FUNCTION………………………………48 |
13.CARE OF YOUR WATCH …………72 |
.HOW TO PRINT OUT ………………53 |
14.TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ……73 |
.HOW TO USE THE AUTO |
15.SPECIFICATIONS …………………74 |
START FUNCTION …………………59 |
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.HOW TO INSERT BATTERIES INTO |
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THE PRINTER …………………………64 |
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.FEATURES
SEIKO Digital Stopwatch Cal. S149 is a time measuring device that can record the measurements with the use of the built-in printer. In addition, used with the stopwatch Cal. S143 or a grip switch, Cal. S149 can perform various functions.
●Cal. S149 is suitable for measuring massive time date in a road race, marathon race, etc.
With the use of the built-in printer, the measured
time data can be printed out as soon as they are obtained.
Year, month, date and time when the measurement is started can be printed out, and therefore, it is easy to file
and keep the data.
An auto start function is provided. By presetting the time when the measurement is started, the stopwatch
starts measuring automatically at the designated time.
Memory recall function……Up to 300 measurement data can be stored in memory. Measurement data obtained from the start to finish of the measurement is recorded as a block without erasing the data in the previous block, and up to 100 blocks of data can be stored in memory.
This function is very useful for separately keeping
the data measured at different time and date.
Besides, the stopwatch is equipped with such convenient functions as ID No. function useful for keeping the data of individual users separately, and
memory capacity indicator and fastest lap time recall functions.
An antibacterial agent is applied to the case surface of the stopwatches.
It loses its antibacterial effect gradually over time and the effective period differs depending on the conditions of use.
●Used with optional devices, the stopwatch can perform various functions.
By connecting the stopwatch to SEIKO Digital Stopwatch Cal. S143, etc., more than two stopwatches can start measuring simultaneously at a fixed time.
Therefore, it is possible to measure the time in a road race or marathon at different checkpoints more accurately.
Connected with a grip switch (optional accessory), the stopwatch can be operated more easily.
With the use of a paper extension holder (optional accessory), massive time data (approximately 2,500 data) can be measured successively at a time.
.DISPLAY AND BUTTON/SWITCH OPERATION
Paper advancing switch:
With each press of the switch, one line is advanced. The paper is advanced continuously by keeping the switch pressed.
Print mode selection switch:
Split time and lap time are |
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Split time is printed out. |
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Readout selection button:
With each press of the button, the measurement is displayed in 1/100 seconds and one second alternately.
Mode selection button:
Stopwatch mode (accumulated elapsed time or lap time measurement in progress display)
Auto start setting modeTime/calendar mode
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Roll paper cover: |
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SYSTEM STOPWATCH
300LAP SPLIT MEMORY
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Power switch for printer
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Grip switch selector |
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cUpper position |
dLower position
When the grip switch is not used.
Lock lever: The lever locks button ○
Auto start setting Stopwatch mode and Time/Calendar
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Setting the digits |
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Button ○B |
Split/lap reset |
Selection of the digits |
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Memory recall button:
With each press of the button, the times stored in the memory can be recalled.
The device for data |
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Jack for auto start |
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.TIME/CALENDAR |
.HOW TO USE THE STOPWATCH |
□ Press mode selection button (TIME) to set
the time to the Time/calendar mode .
300LAP SPLIT MEMORY
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Time (10'8''56) |
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Time/calendar mode mark
Time displayed in the 24-hour indication
Notes on the block of data in memory
The SEIKO Stopwatch Cal. S149 features a "Block Memory" stopwatch operation system. The data obtained from start till finish of a race is recorded as a block and stored in memory.
The time and date of starting the measurement of a block of data are automatically stored in memory.
Before the measurement is started, the block number is assigned to the block of data to be measured.
Up to 300 data can be stored in memory.
A block of data includes at least three data. If more than one block is used to store the data, the memory become full even before the number of lap time/split time measurements in memory amounts to 300.
□ Press mode selection button (STOP. W) to set
the stopwatch to the Stopwatch mode .
With each press of button the third line display changes over between accumlated elapsed time and lap time measurement in progress alternately.
300LAP SPLIT MEMORY
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LAP SPLIT |
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STOP |
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RECALL
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Display in the stopwatch mode
(The third line display is accumlated elapsed time, for example)
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Stopwatch mode mark |
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The mark indicated the stopwatch function is activated.
□ Select the readout of the measurement between 1/100 seconds and 1 second.
300LAP SPLIT MEMORY
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1/100 STOP.W A/S SET |
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RECALL buttontoselectthedisplay.
Readoutselectionbutton
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1/100seconds |
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SPLIT |
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BLOCK |
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LAP |
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STOP |
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BATT. |
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RECALL |
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With each press of the button, the display changes over between 1 second and 1/100 second alternately.
Before selecting the readout of the measurement, be sure to resetthe digits to "00".
If the digits are reset to "00" after the measurement is made in onesecond readout the display automatically returns to 1/100 seconds.
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Standard measurement |
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Accumulated elapsed time measurement Press the buttons in the following order: ○→○→○…→○→○
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SPLIT |
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Restart and stop of the stopwatch can be repeated by pressing ○.
The new block number for the next measurement is displayed with the digits reset to "00".
How to measure lap time/split time (When the accumlated elapsed time display of the stopwatch mode is used, for example, in a marathon race)
Press the buttons in the following order: ○→○→○…○→○→○
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No. of split / lap time |
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Split time |
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elapsed time |
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Section 1: Split time 14'56''08
Lap time 14'56''08
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The new block number for the next measurement is displayed with the digits reset to "00".
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SPLIT
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RECALL
LAP SPLIT |
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Finish time 2:11'17"99
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Section 2: Split time 29'57"21 |
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The lap time can be measured repeatedly by pressing ○.
Section 8: Split time 2:01'14''12 Lap time 16'42''33
How to measure lap time/split time |
Press the bottons in the following order: |
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○→○→○…→○→○→○ |
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Lap time measurement in progress display… While a lap time is being measured, the measurement in progress is displayed.
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Press mode selection button (STOP.W) to show the lap time measurement in progress display of the stopwatch mode.
(Start) |
(Lap/Split measurement) |
(10 km point) |
SPLIT
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It indicates that the lap time measurement in progress display is shown.
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The lap time measurement in progress is displayed. Each time button ○B is pressed to measure the lap time/split time, the digits are reset to "00" and the stopwatch starts counting from "00".
SPLIT
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When the lap time measurement in progress exceeds 1 hour, the hour digit appears in place of the mark for lap time in progress mark.
When the grip switch is used:
Changeover to the grip switch
● Connect the grip switch to the stopwatch.
Grip switch
●Slide up the grip switch selector located on the right side of the stopwatch.
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Upper position |
upper position, button ○ and ○B will not work, |
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Time measurement
●The measurement is started by pressing the grip switch once. Split time and lap time can be measured repeatedly with each press of the grip switch.
Start → With each press of the grip switch, split time and lap time are measured repeatedly.
By pressing the grip switch, split time and lap time can be measured, but the measurement cannot be stopped. After the final split or lap time is measured, follow the stops in End of measurement" to stop the measurement.
Printout of lapse of time (Only when in the time/calendar mode and the power switch of the printer is on)
●The stopwatch can printout the time a lap time is measured in the same manner as you press the grip switch in the stopwatch mode.
End of measurement
● After the measurement is over, slide down the grip switch
selector. |
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Lower position
●After sliding down the selector, press button ○ to stop the measurement and then press button ○ to reset the stopwatch.
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SPLIT |
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LAP SPLIT |
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How to use the lock lever
To prevent any mistaken operation of button ○ (start/stop of the stopwatch) during the measurement, it is recommended that button ○ be locked with the lock lever after the measurement is started.
SYSTEM STOPWATCH
300LAP SPLIT MEMORY
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STOP-W. A/S SET TIME |
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LOCK |
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LAP SPLIT |
START |
RESET |
STOP |
1/100 STOP.W |
A/S SET TIME |
RECALL
Lock lever
After the measurement is started, slide down the lock lever.
While the lock lever is slid down, button ○ (START/STOP) is locked and cannot be pressed.
.HOW TO USE THE MEMORY FUNCTION
300LAP SPLIT MEMORY
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RECALL |
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RESET |
STOP |
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LAP SPLIT |
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STOP.W A/S SET |
TIME |
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Recall button Memory recall button
■The memory recall function
The data obtained in the measurement can be recalled and displayed.Up to 100 blocks of data or 300 data can be stored and recalled.
Besides being recalled and displayed, the data in memory can also be printed out. (Refer to "6. HOW TO PRINT OUT")
The stored data is recalled by pressing recall button. The data is recalled successively if the button is kept pressed.
The stored data can be recalled while the stopwatch is measuring.
The data can be stored in memory even while printing out the data during the measurement.
Order of recalling the stored data
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When the stopwatch is stopped |
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When the stopwatch is in use |
The data is recalled starting from the newest one. |
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Button operation while the stored data is recalled |
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Display before recall |
Button ○ |
Button ○ |
mode selection |
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button (STOP.W) |
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Reset |
Returning to the |
Clearing the data in |
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display before recall |
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Stopped |
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Returningtothedisplay |
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Measuring |
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