NEW START AFTER BATTERY CHANGE
The LCD shows "Po 0." You must first move the hands to the exact
12:00 position with the corrector (left-hand side) and finish with the
push button (right-hand side), as described in the section "Positioning
the Hands." Then, if the reception conditions are good, everything else
takes place automatically, as described in the section "Transmitter
Call." After your watch has received the transmitter signal for a few
minutes, it displays the correct time and date. If conditions are bad, or
your location is outside of the transmitter range, your watch will not be
able to receive the transmitter signal completely and no time
information will be displayed. In this case, the software enables you to
carry out a manual start (next section).
MODE "Po 0" – MANUAL START
After positioning the hands as described in the previous section, press
the corrector (left-hand side) briefly. The minutes are displayed on the
LCD. If you continue to press the corrector (left-hand side), the LCD
minutes and hands will be adjusted (brief press = step-by-step
adjustment; continuous pressing = high-speed adjustment). In this way,
you can synchronize your watch with another clock or watch, pressing
the corrector for the last time on the minute. Finish the manual start by
briefly pressing the push button (right-hand side). A steady "1" is
displayed next to the LCD seconds to indicate the manual start. The
radio tower symbol is not visible. In manual start mode your watch
attempts to receive the transmitter signal every hour. A transmitter call
is also possible, but should only be carried out when you are within the
transmitter range. After successful reception, your watch automatically
displays the radio-controlled time (radio tower symbol is visible).
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