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Operation Guide 10B+7L(Ver.C)
PM
PM
Reading the display
[
Regular timekeeping
mode
]
[Stopwatch mode]
[Time/calendar
setting mode]
[Daily alarm mode]
SU: Sunday, MO: Monday, TU: Tuesday, WE: Wednesday, TH: Thursday, FR: Friday, SA: Saturday
(Changeover between 12-hour and 24-hour formats) In regular timekeeping mode,
with every push of A, the display is switched between 12-hour and 24-hour formats.
Day
Minute
Date
(Light)
Mode indicator
Day
Hour
PM
MinutePM
1/100 second
Minute
Hour
Second
Hour
Date
Mode
indicator
Alarm-
on-mark
Time-signal-on-mark
Press
C.
Press
C.
Press
C.
Second
A
C
Minute
Second
Press C.
L
Setting daily alarm
If the daily alarm is set, the buzzer sounds for 20 seconds at the preset time every day
until cleared. To stop the buzzer, press the L button. If the time signal is set, the watch
sounds every hour on the hour.
(Sound demonstration) Press and hold the
A
button in alarm mode to sound the buzzer.
*
If the
C
button is pressed, the watch reverts to the regular timekeeping mode.
(Quick digit advance) When the A button is pressed for more than 2 seconds, the digit
advances quickly. When released, the digit advance will stop.
[Hour setting] [Minute setting]
Press L to set minute digits.
One minute advances with every
push of A. Press L to complete.*
Press L in the daily alarm mode to
set hour. One hour advances with
every push of A.
A
C
L
[On or off setting of daily alarm and time signal]
[The alarm-on-
mark and time-
signal-on-mark
appear.]
[The alarm-on-
mark and time-
signal-on-mark
disappear.]
[The time-signal-
on-mark only ap-
pears.]
The daily alarm
and time signal
sound.
The daily alarm
and time signal
do not sound.
The daily alarm
only sounds.
The time signal
only sounds.
Press A.
Press
A.
Press
A.
Press
A.
[The alarm-on-mark
only appears.]
AC
L
Stopwatch operation
A signal confirms start/stop operation.
(Working range) The stopwatch display is limited to 59
minutes 59.99 seconds, for longer times reset and start
again.
C
L
A
(a) Net time measurement
Start Stop Re-start Stop Reset
Reset
ResetStart
Split
Split release
Stop
Start
Split
The first runner
finishes.
Stop
The second runner
finishes. Record the
time of the first runner.
Split release
Record the time
of the second
runner.
(b) Split time measurement
(c) 1st-2nd place times
Time loss
IMPORTANT: Setting sequence MUST BE FOLLOWED when making any new setting.
[Month setting]
[Date setting] [Day setting]
Correction of any digit, if not required, can be skipped by pressing the L button
repeatedly.
If you do not operate any button for a few minutes while a selection is flashing, the
flashing stops and the watch goes back to the regular timekeeping mode automat-
ically.
Press L to move to the
month setting. Press A to
increase the number.
Press L to move to the date
setting. Press A to increase
the number.
Press L to move to the day
setting. Pressing A advanc-
es to the next day. And press
C to complete.
Setting time and calendar
[
Regular timekeeping
]
PM
Press A to adjust
seconds.*
PM
[Second adjusting] [Hour setting] [Minute setting]
Press C three times
to change regular
timekeeping mode
to time/calendar
setting mode.
Press L to move to
the hour setting.
Press A to increase
the number.
Press L to move to
the minute setting.
Press A to increase
the number.
A
C
L
*
Precise time can be maintained by correcting the seconds once a month on a time signal from
a radio, TV, telephone, etc.
(Quick digit advance) When the A button is pressed for more than 2 seconds, the digit
advances quickly. When released, the digit advance will stop.
Specifications
Accuracy at normal temperature: ±30 seconds a month
Display capacity:
Regular timekeeping mode
Hour, minute, second, am/pm, date and day
Calendar system: Auto-calendar set at 28 days for February
Daily alarm mode
Hourly time signal function
Stopwatch mode
Measuring capacity: 59 minutes 59.99 seconds
Measuring unit: 1/100th of a second
Measuring modes: Normal time, net time, split time and 1st-2nd place times
Battery:
One lithium battery (type: CR-2016 –– except Module 1271/BR-2020 –– Module 1271 only)
Approx. 7 years operation on type CR-2016 (except Module 1271) /10 years on type BR-
2020 (Module 1271 only). [assuming alarm operation for 20 sec./day and one light operation
for 1 sec./day]
NOTE: THERE IS NO WAY unit components can be damaged or malfunction, due to
misoperation of buttons. If confusing information appears on the display it means entry
sequence was incorrect. Please read the manual and try again.
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Overview

This document outlines the operation and setting procedures for a CASIO watch, covering its various display modes and functionalities.

Reading the Display

The watch features several display modes: Regular Timekeeping, Daily Alarm, Stopwatch, and Time/Calendar Setting.

Regular Timekeeping Mode: In this mode, the display shows the hour, minute, second, AM/PM indicator, date, and day of the week. The day abbreviations are: SU (Sunday), MO (Monday), TU (Tuesday), WE (Wednesday), TH (Thursday), FR (Friday), SA (Saturday). The time format can be switched between 12-hour and 24-hour by pressing button A.

Daily Alarm Mode: This mode displays the set alarm time (hour and minute). It also shows indicators for the alarm-on-mark and time-signal-on-mark.

Stopwatch Mode: The stopwatch displays minutes, seconds, and 1/100 seconds. It has a measuring capacity of up to 59 minutes and 59.99 seconds.

Time/Calendar Setting Mode: This mode allows for setting the time and calendar, displaying the date and day of the week.

Setting Daily Alarm

The daily alarm, when set, will sound a buzzer for 20 seconds at the preset time each day until it is cleared. To stop the buzzer, press the L button. If the time signal is also set, the watch will sound an hourly chime.

Sound Demonstration: To hear the alarm sound, press and hold button A while in the alarm mode.

Setting the Hour: In the daily alarm mode, press button L to enter the hour setting. Each press of button A will advance the hour by one.

Setting the Minute: After setting the hour, press button L to move to the minute setting. Each press of button A will advance the minute by one. Press button L again to complete the setting.

Quick Digit Advance: When setting the hour or minute, pressing and holding button A for more than 2 seconds will cause the digits to advance quickly. Releasing button A will stop the rapid advance.

Reverting to Regular Timekeeping: If button C is pressed during the alarm setting process, the watch will revert to the regular timekeeping mode.

On or Off Setting of Daily Alarm and Time Signal

The watch allows for independent control of the daily alarm and the hourly time signal.

Alarm and Time Signal On: When both the alarm-on-mark and time-signal-on-mark appear on the display, both the daily alarm and the hourly time signal will sound.

Alarm and Time Signal Off: Press button A once from the "alarm and time signal on" state. The alarm-on-mark and time-signal-on-mark will disappear, indicating that neither the daily alarm nor the hourly time signal will sound.

Daily Alarm Only: Press button A again from the "alarm and time signal off" state. The alarm-on-mark will appear, while the time-signal-on-mark remains off. In this state, only the daily alarm will sound.

Time Signal Only: Press button A once more from the "daily alarm only" state. The time-signal-on-mark will appear, and the alarm-on-mark will disappear. In this state, only the hourly time signal will sound.

To cycle through these settings, continue pressing button A.

Stopwatch Operation

The stopwatch function allows for precise time measurement. A signal confirms the start/stop operation. The stopwatch's maximum measuring capacity is 59 minutes and 59.99 seconds. If a longer time needs to be measured, the stopwatch must be reset and started again.

Net Time Measurement:

  • Start: Press button A to start the stopwatch.
  • Stop: Press button A again to stop the stopwatch.
  • Time Loss: If the stopwatch is stopped and then restarted without resetting, the time elapsed during the stop period is considered "time loss."
  • Re-start: Press button A to resume timing after a stop.
  • Reset: Press button L to reset the stopwatch to 00:00:00.

Split Time Measurement:

  • Start: Press button A to start the stopwatch.
  • Split: Press button L to display the split time without stopping the stopwatch. The stopwatch continues to run in the background.
  • Split Release: Press button L again to release the split display and show the current running time.
  • Stop: Press button A to stop the stopwatch.
  • Reset: Press button L to reset the stopwatch to 00:00:00.

1st-2nd Place Times: This mode is useful for timing two competitors.

  • Start: Press button A to start the stopwatch.
  • Split (1st Runner): When the first runner finishes, press button L to record and display their time. The stopwatch continues to run.
  • Stop (2nd Runner): When the second runner finishes, press button A to stop the stopwatch. The display will show the time of the second runner.
  • Split Release (1st Runner's Time): Press button L to display the recorded time of the first runner.
  • Reset: Press button L again to reset the stopwatch to 00:00:00.

Setting Time and Calendar

The setting sequence for the time and calendar MUST BE FOLLOWED precisely when making any new settings.

Entering Time/Calendar Setting Mode: From the regular timekeeping mode, press button C three times to enter the time/calendar setting mode.

Adjusting Seconds: In the time/calendar setting mode, the seconds digits will be flashing. Press button A to adjust the seconds. This feature is useful for precise time synchronization, such as with a radio, TV, or telephone time signal, and can be done once a month for optimal accuracy.

Setting the Hour: Press button L to move to the hour setting. The hour digits will flash. Press button A to increase the hour.

Setting the Minute: Press button L to move to the minute setting. The minute digits will flash. Press button A to increase the minute.

Setting the Month: Press button L to move to the month setting. The month digits will flash. Press button A to increase the month.

Setting the Date: Press button L to move to the date setting. The date digits will flash. Press button A to increase the date.

Setting the Day: Press button L to move to the day setting. The day abbreviation will flash. Pressing button A will advance the day to the next day. After setting the day, press button C to complete the time and calendar setting.

Quick Digit Advance: When setting the hour, minute, month, or date, pressing and holding button A for more than 2 seconds will cause the digits to advance quickly. Releasing button A will stop the rapid advance.

Skipping Digits: If correction of a particular digit is not required, you can skip it by pressing button L repeatedly until you reach the desired setting.

Automatic Return to Regular Timekeeping: If no button is operated for a few minutes while a selection is flashing, the flashing will stop, and the watch will automatically return to the regular timekeeping mode.

Maintenance Features

The watch is designed for ease of use and reliability.

Button Misoperation: The unit components are designed not to be damaged or malfunction due to misoperation of buttons. If confusing information appears on the display, it indicates an incorrect entry sequence. In such cases, please re-read the manual and try again.

Battery Life: The watch uses one lithium battery (type: CR-2016, except Module 1271/BR-2020 for Module 1271 only). The approximate battery life is 7 years for CR-2016 (except Module 1271) and 10 years for BR-2020 (Module 1271 only), assuming alarm operation for 20 seconds per day and one light operation for 1 second per day.

Casio F91W Specifications

General IconGeneral
Display TypeDigital
Case MaterialResin
Band MaterialResin
Water Resistance30 meters
Weight21 grams
Accuracy±30 seconds per month
ModelF91W
BrandCasio
TypeDigital Watch
DisplayDigital
Case Thickness8.5 mm
Battery Life7 years
FunctionsAlarm, Calendar, LED Light
Dimensions38.2 x 8.5 mm
Power Supply and Battery LifeCR2016 (7 years)
FeaturesLED backlight, Daily alarm

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