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Replacement of the battery:

It is recommended to have the battery replaced by specialized retail shop or by

customer service.

Restart afer replacement of the battery:

The LCD shows "H" through compensator (left) the hour and minute hands must be

set to exact position and the positioning must be finished trough corrector 2

(right) analogously to function "Positioning of the hands". The LCD shows "S"

through corrector 1 (left) the second-sweep-hand must be set to exact position

and the positioning must be finished through corrector 2 (right) analogously to

function "Positioning of the hands".

If the reception is sufficient, all further functions are performed automatically as

described in section "Transmitter call" and after frew minutes your watch shows

correct time and date information. In case of in ferior reception, or locations absolu-

tely outside of range of transmitter, your watch will not be able to establish the re -

ception and you will not see any time information. In that case the special software

permits also a manual start of your watch, which you please perform as follow ing:

After finished hands-positioning. Now actuate the corrector 1 (left) shortly, the

LCD shows the minute. Upon repeated continuous or single actuation of the cor-

rector 1 (left) the LCD minute display and the hands move fast or in single steps.

This way, set the correct time according to other clock/watch. The last exact setting

of the minute should be made precisely at the top of the minute. Close the manual

start with short actuation of the corrector 2 (right). Manual start is indicated on

the LCD display by permanent "1" beside the display of the seconds. The trans mitter

tower is invisible. In the manual start mode your watch attempts to automatically

receive the radio-controlled time at each top of the hour. The transmitter call is also

possible, should, however, be activated only within the range of transmitter. After a

successful reception your watch displays radio-controlled time automatically.

– Synchronisation to the second

During the night at 2:00, 3:00 and if necessary at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 o'clock the

receiver is turned on and the internal time is synchronized via radio to the second.

Should none of the attempts to synchronize the time during the night be successful,

the control of reception would be in creased by "1". The days of non-reception are

cumulated. During these days your watch works still very accurately on the quartz-

time basis with the help of internal time memory. Upon the next possible successful

reception the synchronization is performed and the control of reception is reset to

"0".