User manual TISSOT HIGH T

[. . . ] USER'S MANUAL CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE Introduction Important notes Safety notes General user information Starting procedure Registration Storage battery Navigation structure "Watch" functions Selecting the "Face" (watch face) display mode Downloading watch faces Time setting (Set time) "Chrono" mode (chronograph) "Alarm" mode "Timer" mode "Settings" mode Frequently Asked Questions Using MSN® Direct services Certifications Care and maintenance Warranty 3 4 4 5 6 6 7 9 10 11 11 11 12 13 14 14 16 18 18 19 19 www. tissot. ch 2/19 119_E / 06-04 Introduction We would like to thank you for choosing a watch from TISSOT®, one of the most highly renowned Swiss brands in the world. Your High-T® watch forms part of the TISSOT® touch screen range and benefits from the most recent technical innovations, including the famous touch screen technology. It also offers you a fully digital ("matrix") display that allows you to choose the type of time display (analogue, digital or more innovative watch faces) and the customary functions of a watch (date, chronograph, timer, alarms, etc. ), and to access other information services by simply touching the glass: weather, news, stock prices, sports results, etc. The radio signal used to transport this data also allows the time to be set automatically, whatever the time zone in which you are located, provided that you are in an area with radio coverage. [. . . ] Choose the day of the week for triggering of alarm 2 with P1 and P3, then confirm with P2. Then perform the following settings for alarm 1 as described in step 2 above. Following confirmation of the various alarm settings, the alarm is automatically activated (ON). www. tissot. ch 13/19 119_E / 06-04 "Timer" mode Your High-T® has a "Timer" function adjustable from 1 second to 23 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. To access the "Timer" mode, refer to the navigation diagram in the "Time" channel described on page 10. To activate or deactivate the "Timer": P1 Start P1 Stop P1 Continue P3 Press P1 to start the timer. . . Set P3 . . . then P1 once again to stop it. . . Reset Then press P1 to continue or P3 to reset the timer to its initial value. While the timer is operating, you can without any problem change mode (by a touch on ), for example to set an alarm, or channel (by a second touch on ), for example to look up stock prices, then return to the chrono mode, etc. On most watch faces showing the time, the icon indicates that the timer is activated. This icon also appears in the other channels, when the Time and Date bar appears at the top of the screen. When the end of timing signal is triggered, press any push button to stop it. To set the "Timer" mode: P1 P2 + Confirm P2 Confirm P3 Set P3 ­ Press P3 to enter timer setting mode. . . . . . then P1 and P3 to set the timing period (in minutes), then press P2 to confirm, set the period in seconds and then in hours. . . . . . then finally confirm by pressing P2. "Settings" mode You can perform a number of settings on your High-T®. To do so, simply choose the "Settings" mode in the "Time" channel and refer to the navigation diagram in the "Time" channel described on page 10. Choose the desired setting using and , then confirm by touching . The selected setting is indicated by a black bar (see below). Next modify the selected value using then confirm using . and , Select the "Settings" mode of the "Time" channel. Select the line corresponding to the desired setting. Touch to enter into setting mode. Use and to select the desired value. Confirm with . www. tissot. ch 14/19 119_E / 06-04 "SETTINGS" ITEM DESCRIPTION "Sound" Three options allow you to set the sounds emitted by your watch: "All On" ­ All possible sounds are used. "Alerts Only" ­ Only the alarms (or countdown timing) and alerts generated by the network are emitted. in an area covered by the radio network, your High-T® requires no setting to display the correct time, irrespective of the time zone in which you are located. To offset the displayed time by a few minutes (up to 15) relative to the actual time. To set the time lag before automatic entry into a channel ("Time", "Glance", "News", etc. ). This mode displays a variety of information, in particular the power of the radio signal, the storage battery charge level and the name of the radio station to which your High-T® is connected. To increase your watch's battery life, for example during a period of non-use, you can place it in "sleep" mode ("Watch Off"). In this mode, the time and memory content are preserved, but no information is displayed and no alarm or alert is generated. to go directly to the second "Vibration" "Set Time" "Time Zone" Radio Transition "Time Format" "Date Format" "Units" "Time Offset" "Splash Delay" "Watch Info" "Watch Off" "Software" Indicates the software version installed in your watch. www. tissot. ch 15/19 119_E / 06-04 Frequently Asked Questions Here are the questions most commonly asked concerning your High-T®. If you have questions concerning the MSN® Direct service, log on to MSN® Direct at www. msndirect. com and click on the Help link. It is not necessary to replace the storage battery; it is rechargeable. Check the signal power icon which can be found on most of the watch displays (watch faces). indicates a good signal, which means that your watch has good reception and that it is receiving information. means "no signal", which means that you are outside an MSN® Direct coverage area or that reception in the region in which you are located temporarily is weak. [. . . ] Repair operations are subject to the following conditions: (1) This instrument must not cause harmful interference and (2) must withstand any interference received, including that which could entail unwanted repair operations. www. tissot. ch 18/19 119_E / 06-04 Care and maintenance We advise you to clean your watch regularly with a soft cloth and warm water. After immersion in salty water, rinse it in fresh water and leave it to dry completely. Avoid allowing dust and dirt to accumulate in the slot for the charger plug (use no metallic object to clean this slot) or in the interstices situated between the bracelet and the case. To clean the charger plug slot, simply blow into the slot to remove the dust from it or use an applicator slightly steeped in alcohol. [. . . ]