Seiko Astron SSH109J User Manual

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ASTRON 5X53 GPS SOLAR
TROUBLESHOOTING
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When the sub-dial, day hand, date, indicator hand or hour/minute/second hand position is misaligned
Points to be checked
● Reception was successful (the reception result is displayed as “Y”),
but time has gained or lost.
• Check the time zone setting.
 Check the time zone and DST (Daylight Saving Time) settings.
P.25
If the currently set time zone does not correspond to the region where you are, set the time
zone by either of the following operations.
Place where GPS signals can be easily received  How to adjust the time zone P. 2 0
Place where GPS signals cannot be received  How to manually set the time zone P. 2 3
• Check DST (Daylight Saving Time) setting.
 Check the time zone and DST (Daylight Saving Time) settings.
P.25
If DST (Daylight Saving Time) setting does not correspond to the addition conditions of
DST (Daylight Saving Time) of the region where you are, set DST (Daylight Saving Time)
with reference to “Set DST (Daylight Saving Time) P. 24.”
• Automatic time adjustment may not get activated for a few days.
 Automatic time adjustment P. 2 9
The automatic time adjustment function is unlikely to be activated due to low energy
stored in the watch or depending on the environment.
To immediately adjust the time, refer to “How to adjust the time zone P. 20. ”
Preliminary position
When the watch is unable to display the precise time or date, or the sub-
dial, day hand or indicator hand does not point to the correct position even
when it has successfully received GPS signals, the preliminary position
may be misaligned.
The preliminary position is misaligned due to the following reasons.
Strong impact such as dropping
or hitting
When comparing the state of “Misaligned Preliminary Hand Position” to that of a weight scale, it is
like “a scale which is unable to display the correct weight because its needle is not set to the zero
position before weighing.”
Adjusting the preliminary position of the hour, minute,
second, and indicator hands (Automatic hand position
adjustment function)
The hour, minute, second, and indicator hands have an “automatic hand position adjustment
function,” which automatically corrects an incorrect preliminary position.
The automatic hand position adjustment function is activated once every 12 hours (12:00 AM and
PM) for the hour hand, once an hour for the minute hand, once a minute for the second hand, and
once every 24 hours (12:00 AM) for the indicator hand.
 This function works when the preliminary hand position is misaligned due to external factors
such as strong impact or magnetic influence. It does not work to adjust accuracy of the watch or
slight misalignment which may occur during the manufacturing process.
 The preliminary positions of the hour, minute, and indicator hands can be manually adjusted.
 Adjust the preliminary position of the sub-dial, day hand, date, indicator hand, and hour/
minute hands P. 4 8
Adjusting the preliminary position of the sub-dial, day
hand, and date
Since the preliminary positions of the sub-dial, day hand, and date are not
automatically adjusted, they must be adjusted manually.
 Adjust the preliminary position of the sub-dial, day hand, date, indicator hand, and hour/minute
hands P. 4 8
Things around you which generate magnetism
 Examples of common magnetic products that may
affect watches P. 37

Seiko Astron SSH109J Specifications

General

Brand	Seiko
Model	Astron SSH109J
Category	Watch
Language	English