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Timex Data Link USB Watch User Guide
Crown
In any mode other than Time of Day, turn the Crown to scroll through the entries. Each click of
the Crown displays the next entry; when the end of the list is reached, the next click returns to
the first entry. Turn the Crown clockwise to more forward through the entries or
counterclockwise to move in reverse.
INDIGLO
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and NIGHT-MODE
To activate the INDIGLO night-light in any mode (except when the Crown is pulled out for
setting), press the Crown. Holding the Crown in for 4 seconds turns on NIGHT-MODE. In
NIGHT-MODE, any button press causes the night-light to come on for 3 seconds. To
deactivate NIGHT-MODE, hold the Crown in for 4 seconds.
The NIGHT-MODE feature can be customized or disabled in the PC software. See the
Software Help for more information.
Setting
The following procedure describes the general process for setting the watch manually.
However, it is generally easier to perform most setting operations using the PC software. In
fact, some watch functions can only be set with the software.
Manual Procedure – The normal setting procedure is as follows:
1. Pull the Crown out to set.
2. Turn the Crown to change the value of the flashing item.
3. Press MODE to advance to the next item to change, or press STOP/RESET to go in
reverse order.
4. Push the Crown in to save your changes and return to the normal display for that mode.
Entering Text – In any mode that allows text entry, when the first character position is flashing
turn the Crown to display the available characters (letters, numbers, and punctuation). When
the desired character is reached, press MODE to advance to the next character position or
STOP/RESET to return to a previous position. Use START/SPLIT as a shortcut to enter a
space.
Crown Out – Whenever the Crown is left out for an extended period with no entries being made
(either button presses or Crown rotation), an alert sounds and the following message appears on
the display to warn you to push the Crown in. Push the Crown in to return to the normal display
for the current mode.
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