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Tissot T-TOUCH EXPERT User manual

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    How do I set the time?
    How do I set the date?
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    How do I adjust the climate zone?
    How do I synchronize the watch?
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Acknowledgements
We would like to thank you for choosing a TISSOT
watch, a Swiss brand among the most highly renowned
in the world. Your T-TOUCH watch has the most recent
technical innovations. It gives you a constant analogue
time display and a variety of digital displays.
In addition, the following functions can be accessed
simply by touching the glass: Weather, Altimeter, Chro-
nograph, Compass, Alarm and Thermometer.
T-TOUCH EXPERT
User’s Manual
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FUNCTIONS
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+
-
27°
27
december
LONDON
NEW-YORK
2
N
S
E
W
N
45°
hPa
1015
1020
1025
hPa
m
TT2
T2 AR
OPT
CAL
4478m
A
A
R
Time T
Time T2
Alarm 2
R Relative pressure, Active altitude difference meter
A Absolute pressure, Azimuth
Water resistance:
10 atm / 100 m / 330 ft
Active touch-sensitive glass
2nd function 1st function 2nd function1st function
ACTIVATE
LIGHT
ACTIVATE
TOUCH-
SENSITIVE
GLASS
N
S
E
W
N
45°
A
2
27°
m
27
december
LONDON
T
NEW-YORK
T2
OPT
hPa
A
1015
1020
1025
hPa
R
4478m
CENTRE – Date
3
CENTRE – Time 1
3
Activate touch-sensitive glass / Activate light
CENTRE – Time 2
4
CENTRE – Options
4
METEO – Weather, relative pressure
6
METEO – Weather, absolute pressure
6
ALTIMETER – Altimeter
7
CHRONO – Chronograph
9
CHRONO – Timer
9
COMPASS – Compass
10
COMPASS – Azimuth
10
ALARM – Alarm 1
12
ALARM – Alarm 2
12
THERMO – Thermometer
12
ALTIMETER – Altitude difference meter
8
COMPASS – Calibration
11
CAL
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GENERAL USER INFORMATION
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Activating the
touch-sensitive glass
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Activating the light
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Setting mode
Select a function
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Touch one of the 7 touch-sensitive areas
of the glass to activate the
corresponding function.
Display mode
Activate the glass
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When the glass is activated, the
symbol will fl ash on the digital
display.
If the glass is not touched,
it will automatically deactivate after
15 seconds.
Exception: In compass and altitude
difference meter mode, the glass will
deactivate after 30 seconds.
1 sec. 2 sec.
2 sec.
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Date display =
Default display
10:10 10
T
Time 1 display: T
12:10
T2
10
Time 2 display: T2
OPt.
Options Display
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or
: move display and/or hand
position forward
: move display and/or hand
position backward
If no manipulation for
10 seconds, the setting mode
is deactivated.
The display light will stay on
for 5 seconds.
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Return to
Date display
SETTING > TIMES T & T2
SETTING > DATE
Pressing and holding or will move the hands forward or backward. After a full revolution, the minutes hand will stop and the hour
hand advances/reverses in steps of one hour. Time T2 is set in steps of 15 minutes.
Activate glass
Time T or T2 display
(example: T)
Setting mode
: forward 1 min.
: back 1 min.
(hands and display)
Validate setting
a) The seconds
restart at zero
b) The seconds continue
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10:10 07
T
10;10 00
T
10:10 00
T
10:10 00
T
11:32 27
11:32 27
T
11:32 00
T
Activate glass
Date display
: forward one day
: back one day
Validate setting
The calendar is perpetual, i.e. the number of days per month is predefi ned. In continuous setting, the days scroll past slowly at fi rst, and then
quicker. After a full month, the calendar scrolls in months, and then likewise in years.
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1 sec.
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1 sec.
2 sec.
2 sec.
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or
T
11:32 27
11:32 00
T
11:32 27
T
a) b)
or
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or
Setting mode
LONDON
T
27
december
NEW-YORK
T2
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READING > OPTIONS
Activate glass
Options display
(see page 3)
Switch to sub-menus:
Units display
Automatic switch to standby
mode after 5 seconds
Beep every second
Back to units display
At any time: exit sub-menu
– back to date display
Climate zone display
24h
0
CM
bEEP on
SLEEP
noSEt
24h
0
CM
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24h
0
CM
bEEP on
SLEEP
noSEt
Beep display
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24h
0
CM
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OPt.
OPt.
1 sec.
OPT
Units display
SETTING > UNITS
SETTING > BEEP
24h
0
CM
Setting mode
Select mode 12/24 hours – in
12 hour mode, the letter A
(AM) or P (PM) appears be-
tween minutes and seconds
when setting the time
Select Mode "ºC / m" or
"ºF / ft"
Validate setting.
Selecting 12 hour mode
displays the date in the format
12.27.2007 (month, day, year),
and 24 hour mode in the format
27.12.2007 (day, month, year).
24h
0
CM
24h
0
CM
24h
0
CM
24h
0
CM
24h
0
CM
24h
0
CM
24h
0
CM 12h
0
CM
24h
0
CM
24h
0
FFT
24h
0
CM
Beep display Setting mode
Activated = on ,
Deactivated = off
Validate setting
bEEP on
bEEP on
bEEP o
f
bEEP o
f
bEEP o
f
bEEP on
bEEP o
f
bEEP on
bEEP o
f
24h
0
CM
2 sec.
or
2 sec.
or
bEEP on
or
OPT
OPT
Deactivating the sound
silences adjustment beeps
but not the alarms.
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SETTING > STANDBY
Standby mode is a battery economy mode. All the functions are deactivated, with only the time & date counters updated.
This mode economises the battery when the watch is not being worn.
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Back to time & date mode
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b)
/ : stop the count,
the watch does not switch to standby mode
a) The watch is in standby
Automatic switch to standby
mode after 10 seconds
Beep every second
SLEEP
SLEEP
SLEEP
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Back to time & date mode
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or
OPT
SETTING > HEMISPHERE AND CLIMATE ZONE
To get the best from the altimeter function, it is possible to adjust the
hemisphere and climate zone to your geographic location. Select your
climate zone according to the simplifi ed Koeppen climate classifi cation
(see illustration on right).
If the watch is not set ("No Set"), the standard atmosphere model is used: set
temperature at sea level = 15°C, mean pressure at sea level: 1013.25 hPa
noSEt
North T
North M
North T
North T
Climate zone display Setting mode Select hemisphere:
North = North,
South = South
not set = not set
Set the local climate:
T = temperate;
M = Mediterranean;
A = arid;
tr = tropical;
P = polar
Validate setting
noSEt
noSEt
South T
noSEt
North T
North A
North P
Northtr
North M
North T
noSEt
2 sec.
or
Polar Temperate Arid Tropical Mediterranean
N
S
OPT
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SETTING > SYNCHRONISATION
The watch needs to be synchronised if the watch hands do not display the same time as the digital display,
or if they are not correctly superimposed when accessing the functions.
The watch is desynchronised when its electric motor’s mechanism is disturbed due to heavy impacts for
example.
N.B.: The glass must be active to access the synchronisation mode.
24h
0
CM
Units display
24h
0
CM
Synchronisation
setting mode
The hands should be
perfectly
superimposed in the
12 o'clock position
SYNCHRO
Position the hour hand
at 12 o'clock
Validate setting Position the minutes
hand at 12 o'clock
Validate setting
Return to Time T
mode
SYNCHRO
S
YNCHRO
SYNCHRO
1
0:10
T
or
SYNCHRO
S
YNCHRO
or
1
0:10
00
T
or
SYNCHRO
10:10 00
T
10:10
00
T
10:10 00
T
Synchronised Desynchronised
OPT
5 sec.
or
WEATHER
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Activate glass
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1005hPA
R
Relative pressure display in hPa
1005hPA
R
995hPA
A
: up one hectopascal
: down one hectopascal
1005hPA
R
1005hPA
R
Validate setting
1004hPA
R
Setting this pressure changes the altitude displayed. The possible relative pressure is deliberately limited between 950 hPa and 1100 hPa.
1004hPA
R
1004hPA
R
Setting mode
1004hPA
R
1004hPA
R
Absolute pressure display in hPa
SETTING > RELATIVE PRESSURE PRESETTING
1 sec.
2 sec.
995hPA
A
or
or
In weather mode, the hands are superimposed to indicate the weather trend.
hPa
A
1015
1020
1025
hPa
R
1015
1020
1025
hPa
R
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GLOSSARY > WEATHER
The T-TOUCH program takes account of atmospheric pressure variation over
the last 6 hours to calculate the trend to indicate. Furthermore, the pressure
variation caused by a rapid change in altitude is detected by the watch and
compensated for automatically. So it only has a minimal impact on the baro-
metric trend.
The T-TOUCH digital display indicates the
absolute and relative atmospheric pressure
values in hectoPascals [hPa]. Absolute at-
mospheric pressure is the actual pressure
at the time and place of measurement, and
cannot be altered. Relative pressure is a
value relative to sea level, based on local
absolute atmospheric pressure . Barometers
and weather charts show relative pressure values. The relative pressure value
depends on the climate zone set, and can be preset on the watch.
The relative
pressure presetting is in line with the altitude.
Characteristics of function
Measurement range: absolute pressure: 300 hPa to 1100 hPa
relative pressure: 950 hPa to 1100 hPa
Accuracy: absolute pressure: ± 3 hPa
relative pressure: varies with altimeter
Resolution: 1 hPa
Unit conversion: 1 hectoPascal [hPa] = 1 millibar [mb]
Description of function
In weather mode, the hands are superimposed to
indicate the weather trend.
Explanations
Weather changes are related to variations in at-
mospheric pressure. When atmospheric pressure
increases the sky clears. The area is then referred
to as a "high pressure" area or "anticyclone" (A).
When atmospheric pressure decreases the sky
clouds over. The area is then referred to as a "low
pressure" area or "depression" (D). The T-TOUCH
measures these pressure variations and indicates
the weather trend with the hands, which can
adopt the following 7 positions according to the weather developments:
- 6’: Big pressure drop, rapid deterioration
- 4’: Moderate pressure drop,
probable deterioration
- 2’: Small pressure drop,
probable slight deterioration
12 o'clock: No notable weather change
+ 2’: Slight pressure rise,
probable slight improvement
+ 4’: Moderate pressure rise,
probable improvement
+ 6’: Big pressure rise,
rapid improvement
S
t
o
r
m
V
a
r
i
a
b
l
e
S
u
n
n
y
1004hPA
A
5
101
010
1
099
599
0001
50
0
1
0
10
1
51
0
1
0
20
1
0
201
01
01
D
A
A
*
12
2
2
4
4
6
6
hPa
A
1015
1020
1025
hPa
R
ALTIMETER
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Activate glass
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Altitude display
: up 1 m or 3 ft
: down 1 m or 3 ft
Validate setting
Setting mode
792M
2599FT
792M
Altitude display
792M
792M
792M
795M
795M
795M
795M
795M
SETTING > ALTITUDE PRESETTING
792M
1 sec.
2 sec.
or or
Altitude difference
display
03:18h55
03:18h55
4478m
m
4478m
m
The altitude is displayed on the digital screen for 10 hours continuously. After 10 hours, the altimeter mode is deactivated, and the
date is displayed.
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ALTIMETER > ALTITUDE DIFFERENCE
Altitude difference
display
Sequentially every 2 seconds
Elapsed time or stopped time Total cumulative gain in altitude
during elapsed time
Mean vertical speed of ascent
(metres/minute or feet/minute)
Total cumulative loss in altitude
during elapsed time
Mean vertical speed of descent
(metres/minute or feet/minute)
Back: Elapsed time or stopped time
1188A
03:18h55
03:18h55
18A5
03:18h55
3192d
24d5
03:18h55
2 sec. 2 sec.
2 sec. 2 sec.2 sec.
Start Altitude difference meter Stop Altitude difference meter Reset Altitude difference meter
00:00h00
R
03:18h55
R
00:00h00
00:00h00
rESET
03:18h55
STOP
R
00:00h00
rUn
R
m
2 sec.
We advise you to stop the altitude difference meter during rest times and then
restart it, in order to obtain more accurate results.
Note 1: "Presetting" an altimeter means setting
the actual altitude of a known point (see preset-
ting procedure on page 7). The actual altitude
values are indicated on various media: signposts,
contour lines and spot heights on maps. The al-
titude "presetting" is in line with relative atmos-
pheric pressure.
Note 2: In an airliner, since the cabin is pressurised, your altimeter will not
indicate an accurate altitude.
Note 3: To optimise the accuracy of your altimeter, you are advised to select
the climate zone, see page 5.
Characteristics of function
Description of function
In altimeter mode, your T-TOUCH becomes a baro-
metric altimeter, displaying the altitude relative to
mean sea level.
Explanations
This is a barometric instrument, which calculates
the altitude as a function of absolute pressure
(atmospheric). As the altitude rises, pressure
drops, and vice versa. So the altimeter measures
the difference between absolute pressure (atmos-
pheric) and relative pressure (relative to sea level) to display the altitude. Your
T-TOUCH is temperature compensated, and you can adjust your geographic
location (hemisphere and climate zone). The altitude displayed is therefore cor-
rected automatically.
This makes it the ideal instrument for measuring vertical movement with the
altitude difference function (e.g. in mountain trekking). The altitude difference
meter indicates the elapsed time, cumulative gains and losses in altitude and
mean vertical speeds of ascent and descent.
GLOSSARY > ALTIMETER
0m
500m
1000m
1500m
2000m
792M
R
540 m
780 m
540 m
Measurement range – 400 m to +9000 m – 1333 ft to +30,000 ft
Altimeter resolution 1 m 3 ft
Unit conversion
1 metre [m] =
3.281 feet [ft]
1 foot [ft] =
0.305 metres [m]
Altitude difference meter
max. measurement time
9 days 23 hours 59 minutes
Maximum altitude difference +/- 30,000 m +/- 99,000 ft
Altitude difference meter
resolution
1 m 3 ft
Maximum vertical speed
4999 m/min
(appr. 300 km/h)
16,401 ft/min
(appr. 187.5 mph)
Minimum vertical speed 5 m/min (appr. 0.3 km/h) 16.4 ft/min (appr. 0.2 mph)
Vertical speed resolution 1 m/min 3 ft/min
Minimum vertical movement 5 m 16 ft
Minimum time of movement 5 mins
NB!
Due to the use of pressure to calculate altitude, the altimeter is sensitive to
variations in atmospheric pressure in weather changes. It is not uncommon
to observe altitude differences of 100 m in a night. So the value displayed
may vary without the altitude having actually changed.
4000M 4478M 5000M
Weather change = pressure variation = displayed altitude change
4473 m 4473 m 4473 m
4478m
m
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CHRONO
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Activate glass
Chrono display
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b) Restart the chrono
counting the elapsed time
Resolution: 1/100 sec / Measurement range: 99 hrs 59’59’’ and 99/100 sec
Reset chrono
Start chrono
Split (partial time)
0.00.0000
0.00.0000
0.00.0000
0.01.2052
0.00.0000
0.00.0000
0.01.2052
0.00.0000
a) Flashing stop with partial
time displayed, and chrono
running in background
0.01.1634
0.01.1634
Stop chrono
0.01.3688
Start chrono
Reset
0.00.0000
0.01.3688
Stop chrono
0.01.3688
0.01.3688
0.00.0000
CHRONO > TIMER
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Activate glass
Chrono display
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Timer display Start or stop timer
Reload the last start value
on the timer
Timer display Setting mode
: forward
: backward
00:30 00
00:30 00
00:30 00
00:30 00
0
3:25 57 3:25 57
Validate setting
00:30 00
03:25 57
0.00.0000
00:30 00
00:29 57
00:30 00
0.00.0000
00:30 00
00:29 57
00:30 00
Measurement range: 23 hrs 59’59’’
SETTING > CHRONO > TIMER
1 sec.
or
or
00:30 00
Start/Stop
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337
0
337
0
N
S
CAL
337
0
337
0
CAL
COMPASS
The minutes hand points to True North, factoring in the magnetic declination setting. In compass mode, the digital screen displays
the angle between 12 o'clock and the minutes hand.
1 sec.
Activate glass
Compass display
User compass calibration
Back to compass
display
300
0
A
Azimuth display
300
0
A
SETTING > COMPASS > MAGNETIC DECLINATION
337
0
Compass display
337
0
N
S
: +/- 1 degree East
: +/- 1 degree West
Validate setting
6
0
W
R
2
0
E
R
337
0
337
0
&
0
W
R
2
0
E
R
337
0
2 sec.
or
or
N
S
E
W
N
45°
A
N
S
E
W
Setting mode and magnetic
declination display
300
0
A
Azimuth display Setting mode
300
0
N
S
A
: increase azimuth
by 1 degree
: decrease azimuth
by 1 degree
Validate setting –
Back to azimuth display
300
0
A
270
0
A
270
0
A
270
0
A
300
0
A
270
0
A
SETTING > COMPASS > AZIMUTH
or
or
2 sec.
c) The 6-12 o'clock axis is aligned
with the azimuth
a) Turn the 6-12 o'clock axis left to
align 12 o'clock with the azimuth
b) Turn the 6-12 o'clock axis right to
align 12 o'clock with the azimuth
300
0
A
300
0
A
300
0
A
300
0
Azimuth display
300
0
A
COMPASS > AZIMUTH
300
0
A
300
0
A
N
S
300
o
300
0
A
In compass mode, your T-TOUCH enables you to defi ne and follow an azimuth. To do so, you need only set the azimuth value and align the
watch using the arrows. The 6-12 o’clock axis will indicate the heading to take.
N
45°
A
N
45°
A
270
0
A
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SETTING > COMPASS > COMPASS CALIBRATION
CAL
Compass
Calibration display
Activate calibration mode
– glass deactivated
during calibration
CAL
b) Calibration failed
– repeat calibration
Back to compass display
Turn the watch more than a complete revolution on
a horizontal surface (e.g. a table) in an environment
free from magnetic interference, at a rotation speed
of around 30° per second.
Total time: 20 seconds maximum
CAL run
CAL run
CAL ok
a) Calibration successful –
data stored
334
0
N
S
334
0
2 sec.
CAL
run
CAL ko
CAL
Compass
In compass mode, your T-TOUCH indicates
the True North Pole, factoring in magnetic
declination.
Compass explanations
The vertical lines (meridians) on the Earth converge at the True North Pole (Ng),
indicating its direction. The hand of a conventional compass indicates the direc-
tion of the Magnetic North Pole (Nm). The angle
(α) between these two directions Ng and Nm
is known as magnetic declination. The magnetic
declination value depends on your location on
Earth. Furthermore, the Magnetic North Pole is
constantly moving. So the magnetic declination
value also depends on the date. If the correct
magnetic declination value (for the location and
date) is set (see the setting procedure on page
10), the minutes hand of your T-TOUCH will
point to True North (Ng). If the magnetic declination is set to 0, your T-TOUCH
will point to Magnetic north (Nm). The magnetic declination values and dates
are indicated on topographic charts, or can be found using special software
available on the Internet.
For Switzerland: http://www-geol.unine.ch/geomagnetisme/Representation.htm
For the whole world: http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/seg/geomag/magfi eld.shtml
Azimuth
In azimuth mode, your T-TOUCH indicates the azimuth (heading) that you need
to turn to.
Azimuth explanations
The azimuth is the horizontal
angle between the direction of
an object and True North. The
azimuth is measured from north
in degrees from 0° to 359° (e.g.:
East = 90°). In azimuth mode, the
T-TOUCH emits a beep and visual
signal when the 6-12 o'clock axis of the watch is aligned with the heading set.
12 o'clock represents the heading given by the azimuth relative to True North.
Note 1
For a correct indication of North, it is extremely important to hold the watch
as level as possible.
Note 2
The compass function, like any other compass, should not be used near a metal
or magnetic mass. In case of doubt, you can rec-
alibrate your compass.
Note 3
The rotating bezel, graduated from 0° to 359°, pro-
vides another method for determining the azimuth.
Characteristics of function
Accuracy: ± 8°
Resolution: 2°
GLOSSARY > COMPASS
N
S
337
0
337
0
Ng
Nm
315
0
S
Heading
N
Azimuth
315
o
N
S
E
W
N
45°
A
S
N
Heading
Azimuth
315
o
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ALARM
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Activate glass
Alarm 1 display
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Alarm 2 display
Alarm 1 or 2 display
Activate or deactivate alarm
12:20
on
Setting mode
: time forward
: time backward
Validate setting
12:20 on
8:30 oF
2
12:20 on
12:20 oF
12:20 on
12:30 on
12:30 on30 on
12:20 on
8:30
oF
2
12:20 oF
12:20 on
12:30 on
SETTING > ALARM
The 2 alarms are associated with time T. An alarm lasts 30 seconds, without repeating. When the programmed time is reached,
you can stop the alarm by pressing one of the push-buttons.
1 sec.
or
or
1 sec.
2 sec.
Alarm rings Stop alarm
8:30 AL
2
8:30
AL
2
8:30 on
2
8:30
on
2
or
or
12:30 on
2
2
Stop alarm
Activate glass
Thermometer display
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O
C
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23.4
0
C
74.1
0
F
Description of function
In thermometer mode, your T-TOUCH dis-
plays the ambient temperature.
Explanations
The temperature displayed corresponds to
that of the watch case, so this temperature
is infl uenced by your body temperature. That
is why the temperature displayed may differ
from the ambient temperature.
To display the actual ambient temperature,
the watch needs to be taken off for 15 to
30 minutes, in order to be free from the infl uence of body temperature.
Characteristics of function
The temperature can be displayed in degrees Celsius [°C] or degrees Fahren-
heit [°F]. (See procedure to follow for changing units on page 4).
T˚
23.4
O
C
T˚
T˚
THERMOMETER
1 sec.
Conversion formulae: T
0
C = (T
0
F -32) x 5/9
T
0
F = T
0
C x 9/5 + 32
Measurement range: –5°C to +55°C / 23°F to 130°F
Accuracy: ± 1°C / ± 1.8°F
Resolution: 0.1°C/ 0.2°F
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To activate the functions on your T-TOUCH a gentle press on the push-buttons or
touch on the glass is all that is required. Excessive force may damage the watch.
The brightness of the digital display decreases when the hands are in motion.
In fast continuous setting mode, the display moves at a faster rate (e.g. for date
function: months or years instead of days) than in non-continuous or normal speed
setting mode (e.g. for date: days instead of months or years). To exit fast continu-
ous setting mode, you need to release the push-pieces for 3 seconds to continue
in normal speed setting mode.
The T-TOUCH is water resistant to 10 atm / 100 m / 330 ft at 25°C / 77°F, but it is
not an instrument suitable for sports diving. You must not use push-buttons when
the watch is underwater. None of the functions can be activated if the glass is in
contact with a liquid.
Additional information in the "International Warranty – Service centers" booklet
SENSOR FAULT
5 sec.
When a function is selected and the display is cleared, it is probably due to a
failure of the selected function's sensor.
Error: the display is cleared
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R
Back to date display
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If this happens, please contact your retailer.
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