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1. Getting Acquainted

Display Contrast

Use the following procedure to adjust the relative darkness of the display figures.

To adjust display contrast

1. In the Timekeeping Mode, press the M

button three times to display Menu Screen

2. Press the L button to move the flashing to

OPTION

3. Press the L button to move the flashing to

CONTRAST

is flashing, press the J button to make display

4. While

figures darker, and the H button to make them lighter.

5. After you are finished making the setting you want, press the M button to

return to the Timekeeping Mode.

Opening Screen

The opening screen appears only after it has been

downloaded from the Watch Application. After an

opening screen has been downloaded, it appears

on the display of the watch for about one second

whenever you change from the Timekeeping Mode

to Menu Screen 1. See the documentation that

comes with the Watch Application for details.

Indexes

Indexes can be used in the Telememo Mode to group records for easier

management, and in the Browser Mode to insert markers that act like titles

inside of a page.

Important!

In both the Telememo and Browser Mode, indexes can be created and edited

on a computer using the Watch Application only. You cannot create or edit an

index using the watch.

The following describes how indexes work in each mode.

Telememo Mode Indexes

• Indexes in the Telememo Mode serve to group records for quick and easy

reference. You can use the Watch Application to create your own user

indexes and move Telememo records into them on your computer. For

example, you could create indexes named FRIENDS, COMPANY, etc., and

move Telememo records into their appropriate index. Then you can download

Telememo records, with indexes, back to the watch.

• The Telememo Mode has a permanent built-in index named

INDEX

. All Telememo Mode records you input using the procedure

under "To input a new Telememo record" are automatically stored under

WATCH INDEX

the

• Telememo records under each index is sorted according to the data in the

name field.

• Indexes do not normally appear on the watch display when recalling records.

However, you can use the procedure under "Telememo Index Search" to

jump to an index and then view the Telememo records stored under it.

• When you perform an index search, the

always at the bottom of this list of available indexes.

Browser Mode Indexes

• Indexes in the Browser Mode act as section titles within a page of text. You

can use the Watch Application to insert indexes into Browser pages, and

then download the Browser text with indexes back to the watch.

• The Browser Mode has a permanent built-in index named

PAGE

. All Browser Mode text you input using the procedure under "To input

new Browser text" is automatically stored under the

• Indexes do not normally appear on the watch display during Browser text

recall. However, you can use the procedure under "To recall a Browser

page and search for an index" to jump to an index and then view the

Browser text stored under it.

• When you perform an index search, the

at the bottom of this list of available indexes.

Category Icons

Your watch supports the use of category icons that show the record type. In

order to assign a category icon to a new Schedule or To Do record, you must

first download the icons from the Watch Application running on your computer.

• See the documentation that comes with "PCX/PC-UNITE Watch Software"

for details about downloading category icons to the watch.

• After downloading the category icons to the watch, the icon currently

assigned to a Schedule or To Do record flashes on the display whenever

you first display a new record input or record editing screen.

To select a category icon when inputting a new record

1. Enter the mode where you want to input the new record and display the

new record input screen.

• See "To input a new Schedule record" or "To input a new To Do record" for

details on displaying the new record input screen.

• When icons have been downloaded to the watch, the icon will be flashing

when you first display the new record input screen.

2. Use K and L to scroll through available icons, until the one you want is

on the display.

3. When the icon you want to select is on the display, press the E button to

advance to description text input.

4. Proceed from step 3 under "To input a new Schedule record" or "To input

a new To Do record".

, and then press E.

WATCH

INDEX

WATCH

WATCH PAGE

is always

To select a category icon when editing a record

1. Enter the mode that contains the record you want to edit, and recall the

record.

2. Display the record editing screen.

• See "Editing a Schedule Record" or "Editing a To Do Record" for details on

displaying the record editing screen.

• When icons have been downloaded to the watch, the icon will be flashing

when you first display the record editing screen.

3. Use K and L to scroll through available icons, until the one you want is

on the display.

4. When the icon you want to select is on the display, press the E button to

advance to the description text.

5. Proceed from step 4 under "Editing a Schedule Record" or "Editing a To Do

Record".

To toggle category icon display on and off

While recalling a Schedule or To Do record, press the E button to toggle

category icon display on and off. The category display on/off setting you

make affects all To Do and Schedule records.

Display Text

There are two character sizes used for display text: small-size characters and

large-size characters.

Small-size characters are the standard alpha characters, numbers, and

symbols that are built into the watch. Large-size characters, which include

accented characters (Latin1 font) and katakana characters (Japanese font)

are displayed only when they are downloaded from the Watch Application.

Once you download a large-size font, it is used for Telememo, Schedule, To

Do, Browser, and Owner Mode text data.

Notes

• Only one large-size font (Latin1 or Japanese) can be in watch memory at

one time.

• After you download the Latin1 or Japanese font from the Watch Application

to the watch, all alpha characters, numbers, and symbols appear as large-

size characters in the text area, except in the text input or editing screen.

[Small-size Characters]

2-line display

• The text in a field that contains any accented character, Japanese character,

or special character from the Latin1 and/or Japanese font can be displayed

on the watch, but cannot be input or edited.

• See the "CHARACTER TABLE" for a list of characters that can be input and

displayed.

• Any character downloaded from your computer that is not supported by the

watch is replaced by .

Text Data Scrolling

Whenever text data is longer than 16 small-size characters or 8 large-size

characters, it scrolls across the display from right to left. You can press the

A button to stop the scrolling. Next, each press of A scrolls to the next 16

(or 8) characters and stops. Text data scrolling resumes when you get to the

end of the text.

Data and Setting Scrolling

The H, J, K, and L buttons are used in various modes and screens to

scroll through data on the display. In most cases, holding down these buttons

during a scroll operation scrolls through the data at high speed.

Initial Displays

When you enter the Telememo, To Do, Owner, or World Time Mode, the data

you were viewing when you last exited the mode appears first.

• If there is no data stored in the Telememo, Schedule, To Do, Browser, or

Owner Mode, the message

mode.

Auto Screen Operations

• The normal default mode for this watch is the Timekeeping Mode. If you

leave the watch in any other mode for two or three minutes without performing

any operation, it automatically changes to the Timekeeping Mode.

• If you leave a data input or settings screen (a screen with a flashing cursor)

on the display for two or three minutes without performing any operation,

the watch automatically saves anything you have input up to that point and

exits the input or setting screen.

12-hour/24-hour Timekeeping Formats

The 12-hour/24-hour timekeeping format you select in the Timekeeping

Mode is also applied in the Schedule, To Do, World Time and Alarm Modes.

World Time Mode Timekeeping

The following points describe how time is kept in the World Time Mode.

• World Time Zone times are calculated in accordance with the GMT

(Greenwich Mean Time) differential for each zone, using the time set in the

Timekeeping Mode.

• The seconds count of the World Time is synchronized with the seconds

sound of the Timekeeping Mode.

• The GMT differentials used by this watch are based on Universal Time

Coordinated (UTC) data.

1510-7

[Large-size Characters]

1-line display

DATA!

appears when you enter the