Hanhart PRISMA 200 Mode D'emploi & Garantie page 17

f) Special function (Timer (1) + 4)
- Timers 1 and 4 are started simultaneously. Normally, a value is
entered into Timer 1, which then serves as a countdown timer,
but no value is entered into Timer 4, which then serves as a
stop-watch.
- In this situation, Timer 1 functions as an Auto-Repeat timer,
and Timer 4 as a stop-watch measuring the entire time elap-
sed.
- In addition, data can be entered into Timers 3 and 4. By so
doing, Timers 1 through 3 operate as described above under
AUTO-SING, and at the end of the process, Timer 4 records the
sum of the repeated times.
- The special key (Timer (1) + 4) affects the current countdown
timer and Timer 4.
g) Manual or automatic Repeat
- After a timer reaches zero, the countdown procedure auto-
matically begins again at the value previously entered. This
procedure is called "Auto-Repeat".
- A manual Repeat can be effected at any time on the timer visib-
le by briefly pressing the key on the upper part of the case.
h) Pre-setting the countdown time
- By means of the DISPLAY/SELECT key, the timer desired is
selected.
- By pressing the SET/DIGIT key, the digit into which a number is
to be entered is selected. This digit begins to flash.
- By pressing the START/STOP key, the flashing digit is in-
cremented (from O to 5, or from O to 9).
- By pressing the FLYBACK-SET key
the value chosen is entered. This completes the data entry
procedure.
i) Setting the clock time
- By means of the DISPLAY/SELECT key, the real time clock is
selected.
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(on the upper side of the case)
- By pressing the SET/DIGIT key, the digit into which a number is
to be entered is selected. This digit begins to flash.
- By pressing the START/STOP key, the flashing digit is in-
cremented (from O to 5, or from O to 9).
- By pressing the FLYBACK-SET key
values chosen are entered and the clock is set.
Consumers are legally required to dispose of
batteries at suitable collection points, ven-
ding points or dispatch bays. The crossed-out
wheeled bin means that batteries must not be
disposed of in the household waste. Pb, Cd
and Hg designate substances that exceed the
legal limits.
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(on the upper side of the case)
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