After watching TV during 10-20 min something happens - an image dissapires and energy elements (only 2 of them out of 4 AA) got very hot. If to wait a little and give elements time to cool it is usually possible to watch TV some more 10-20 min. Then the problem continues. Could you please explain the reason?
SOURCE: need too set time on my g shock casio watch
Press Adjust and hold until blinking city appears.
Press Mode until DST appears flashing.
Press Recieve until mode that you want appears ON OFF AUTO
Press Adjust until not blinking city code.
SOURCE: Casio G-Shock G-7400 Watch
Thought this would happen when I sent you a request to help me simply change the analog time on my watch.
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Regards,
Paul Stirling
SOURCE: Casio Wave Ceptor WVA-104H
Use this page to download a copy of CASIO watch manuals in PDF format. To download a PDF file, enter the four-digit (or three-digit) module number marked on the back cover of your watch.
http://world.casio.com/wat/download/en/manual/
You will need a pdf reader on your pc, you will find all instructions in there.
If you don't have a pdf reader you can get one from
http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/rd_intro.php
SOURCE: changing analog hands / time function due to daylight saving time
Download the manual from
http://ftp.casio.co.jp/pub/world_manual/wat/en/qw2747.pdf
SOURCE: need to fix time on Casio G-Shock
The hands are set independent from the digital display
Setting CASIO G-Shock Watch
1) Home City
2) Setting the digital time
3) Adjusting hands
4) Alarm set/on/off
5) Snooze
6) Hourly Chime
A -- B
( ) Button reference
C __ D
1) Select home city first (if equiped):
Press C until regular timekeeping mode is reached. Hold A until seconds flash. Press C to get to city code. Use B and D to move city east or west to your home city. Press A to set and exit.
Press C until timekeeping mode is reached (high beep).
2) Set time, Date, etc:
Hold A until seconds flash. Press C until item to adjust is flashing. Press B or D to adjust. Press C to go to next item. Press B or D to adjust. Press A to exit.
3) Adjust hands (if equiped):
Press C until H-Set is reached. Hold A until time flashes. Press D to advance minute hand. Press B while holding D to set faster and continuously. Press D to stop hands before correct analog time is reached. Press D to step to current time (hands only go forward). Press A to exit H-Set mode. Press C to return to timekeeping mode.
In Timekeeping mode B is illumination and D is time/day/date display advance.
4) Alarm set/on/off
Press C until alarm mode is reached (AL1 - AL4 + SNZ and SIG). Press D to select alarm to adjust. Hold A until alarm time flashes. Press B or D to adjust alarm time. Press C to toggle between hour and minutes set. Press A to exit. Press A to turn alarm on and off. Repeat for AL2 - AL4. Press C to return to Timekeeping mode.
To stop any alarm, press any button.
5) Snooze (SNZ):
Press C until alarm mode is reached (AL1 - AL4 + SNZ and SIG). Press D to select snooze alarm (SNZ). Hold A until snooze alarm time flashes. Press B or D to adjust snooze alarm time. Press C to toggle between hour and minutes set. Press A to exit. Press A to turn snooze alarm on and off. Press C to return to Timekeeping mode.
To cancel the next snooze: Press C until the timekeeping screen is reached or go to the Snooze alarm (SNZ) screen.
6) Hourly Chime (SIG):
Press C until alarm mode is reached (AL1 - AL4 + SNZ and SIG).
Press D to select hourly chime (SIG). Press A to toggle chime on and off.
Press C to return to Timekeeping mode.
Good luck,
Techjoel
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