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Note do not expose the liquid crystal display to

direct sunlight for a long time.

Selects the tachometer/

timer mode.

This switch sets the

alarm time.

Memorize, start, stop,

and clear switch.

Switches the range when

used as a tachometer.

Tachometer/timer po-

wer switch.

is displayed at the

Fig.

mode selected at the

MODE SEL KEYSW.

2 UP TIMER

Set the tachometer/timer POWER switch to ON.

is displayed. Next, press the MODE.SEL

key switch at the upper right-hand corner one time.

The display changes to , and the UP

TIMER mode is selected. When the ENTER key

switch at the bottom right-hand corner is pressed, a

beep is head and the timer starts and the second

digit of the display changes every second. A beep is

produced every minute to indicate the passage of

time.

stop

counting,

press

the ENTER key

switch again. The usage time is displayed on the dis-

play. For example, means that 12 minutes

05 seconds had elapsed. The UP TIMER mode can

be used as a second stop watch. To clear the dis-

play, press the ENTER key switch again.

ALARM SETTING

The alarm can be set with the TIME SET key. Clear

the display, by pressing the ENTER key, then press

the TIME SET key twice.

appears on the display indicating that

two minutes was set. Next, press the ENTER key

once to memorize this two minutes. The display

changes to and is memorized. Start the

timer by pressing the ENTER key. The display

changes every second. When the display reaches

, the timer keeps ten times, every once

the power is turned off or reset. If the timer is

started without setting the time after the display

has been cleared, the previously set alarm time

remains effective. An arbitrary alarm

time up to

59 minutes can be set.

3 DOWN TIMER

Set the tachometer/timer POWER switch to ON

and press the MODE SEL key twice.

appears on the display to indicate that

a second,

to indicate that two minutes have

elapsed. Thereafter the timer continues to count

up to 60 minutes. If the TIME SET key is pressed

and held for two seconds or longer when memo-

rizing the alarm time, the time is set in five minute

steps

and the

set

alarm times

are

memorized

until

the DOWN TIMER mode was selected. Next,

press the ENTER key. The timer keeps.

appears on the display, and the display begins to

count down every second. The timer keeps every

second from 10 seconds before the end of the

count-down, the same as the UP TIMER.

TIME AND ALARM SETTING

Set

the time and alarm with the TIME SET key,

the same as the UP TIMER. To set the alarm to

at the display, clear the display by

pressing the ENTER key, then press the TIME

SET key three times. Next, memorize this time

by pressing the ENTER key again. The display

begins to count down in seconds. When the dis-

play begins to count down in seconds. When the

display reaches , the timer begins to

keep every second to indicate that three minutes

have elapsed. If the TIME SET key is pressed

and held for two or more seconds, the time is set

in five minute steps, the same as the UP COUN-

TER, and the alarm can be set to any desired

time up to 33 minutes.

4 INTEGRATING TIMER

Set the tachometer/timer POWER switch and the

transmitter power switch to ON. The blinks,

counting begins, and the elapsed time is displayed

in minutes. For example, indicates that

three minutes have elapsed. If the transmitter

power switch is set to OFF, counting stops. When

the transmitter power switch is turned back on,

counting continues. The integrating timer func-

tion can be started and stopped as long as the

tachometer/timer POWER switch is on even if

another mode is selected with the MODE.SEL

key. This can be used to monitor the transmitter

operating time. If the ENTER key is pressed in

the INTEGRATING TIMER mode, the old in-

tegrating time is cleared and a new count begins.

This can be used to forecast the remaining

Nicd battery capacity and other applications.

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