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K1   K2 

Checking and adjusting the built-in clock 

Note!!

 The Quarter Hour Watch must be adjusted for summer or winter time (daylight saving 

time). 

Checking and adjusting the built-in clock is done with two small switches, K1 and K2, placed 
below the coverlid, see picture. 

Press the switches with some narrow object; a bent paperclip, match, pen nib, small screw, 
or similar. The object should not be sharp as an awl. 

 

 

 

 

Checking time and date 

(It is not possible to set the date in Quarter Hour Watches with serial numbers below 30000. 
At the time of changing from winter time to summer time, or vice versa (i.e., starting or 
ending daylight saving time), the time of the built-in clock needs therefore to be adjusted.) 

Press button K1. In the upper part of the display, time and date of the built-in clock are 
shown in the following sequence. 

- Time (e.g., 19:30) 

In Quarter Hour Watches with a serial number above 30 000, the information 
below is shown. 

- Year (e.g., 2006) 

”1-12” (=month) is shown for appr. 2 sec, and then set month is shown (e.g., 09) 

”1-31” (=day) is shown for appr. 2 sec, and then set month is shown (e.g., 18) 

After this the display goes out and the Quarter Hour Watch returns to normal function. 

In the example above, the built-in clock was set to 7.30 p.m., 18 September 2006. 

 

Adjusting the built-in clock 

a. 

Press button K1 so the current setting is displayed in the upper part of the display. 

b. 

When the time is shown in the display, press button K2 and keep it pressed until the 
colon starts to flash (after appr. 5 sec). 

Summary of Contents for Quarter Hour Watch II

Page 1: ...Rev F User manual User manual The Quarter Hour Watch II with timer function...

Page 2: ...serting and removing Picture cards 10 Checking and adjusting the built in clock 11 Use of the Quarter Hour Watch outdoors 13 Cleaning of the Quarter Hour Watch 13 Exchange of batteries 13 Some princip...

Page 3: ...uch time there is left to a certain point of time How long must I wait until the bus arrives When does the TV program start Etc Such estimations are based on a relation between two points of time The...

Page 4: ...user would like to orientate himself When it is time for the set event the Quarter Hour Watch beeps and flashes and functions as a reminder The invisible time becomes visible and apprehensible almost...

Page 5: ...rd Picture card front side Back side with watch face inserted Disposable watch face Watchcase Picture card without the watch face Display Grooves Picture card Button Space for symbol AM PM Notch 4 Out...

Page 6: ...in the Quarter Hour Watch showing the flow of time before the coded point in time occurs It is a good habit to place the Quarter Hour Watch in its stand available as an accessory when one is at the sa...

Page 7: ...notch b Code a new watch face by pressing out three segments as described above c Put the new coded watch faces in the watchcase Press firmly all the way around The white watchcases can be re used an...

Page 8: ...The Quarter Hour Watch II is delivered with 3 pre coded Timer cards They are coded to 15 min 30 min and 1 hour and labelled with 1 2 and 4 hourglasses The coding of Timer cards is described below 1 12...

Page 9: ...ment 2 Press out both AM and PM 3 Press out desired inner segment See examples 10 minutes 45 minutes 65 120 minutes in 5 minutes steps i e 65 70 75 120 min 1 Press out 45 minutes past segment 2 Press...

Page 10: ...the left Press down the picture card until it snaps into position The Picture card is now safely in place To take out the Picture card press the large button the grooves shows where to press If one pr...

Page 11: ...me of the built in clock needs therefore to be adjusted Press button K1 In the upper part of the display time and date of the built in clock are shown in the following sequence Time e g 19 30 In Quart...

Page 12: ...rt flashing If they are not correct step forward to the correct year by pressing button K2 It is only possible to step forward After year 2036 the loop starts again with 2006 e Press button K1 1 12 is...

Page 13: ...somewhat difficult to read Cleaning of the Quarter Hour Watch The Quarter Hour Watch may be cleaned with a firmly twisted damp swab and a mild dishwasher detergent The Quarter Hour Watch must not be f...

Page 14: ...of time which not can be achieved with instructions and explanations New Quarter Hour Watch users often have the experience of helpers as the source of information regarding time for activities event...

Page 15: ...n that one can see how much time there is left Let the user bring the Quarter Hour Watch to his normal activities and expand its use at his own pace Prepare Picture cards for new activities events as...

Page 16: ...e cards for the Timer function 3 coded Timer cards 15 min 30 min and 1 hour Other accessories spares Belt case Stand birch Bag with 10 white watchcases Bag with 10 grey watchcases Bag with 50 black wa...

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