Timex Beepwear Users Manual
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USER’S GUIDE Congratulations on purchasing a pager watch by BeepwearTM, a Timex and Motorola product. Beepwear TM pager watches combine numeric and word paging with all the features and convenience of a wristwatch. Pager Features • • • • • • • • • FLEX pager displays words and/or numbers Holds up to 16 messages, plus 3 information services Simple to use–press one button to read messages Time/day stamp Silent visual alert or selectable tone alert Quick change battery Lock or Delete messages Accessories for off-the-wrist wear Auto on/off • • • • • • Time, date and day of week INDIGLO® night light with N IGHT MODE® feature Two time zones 10 alarms or reminders Stopwatch Lightweight durable design Watch Features TABLE OF CONTENTS Topic Page Getting started/Battery Installation 1-2 Watch buttons/modes 3-4 How to read the watch 5-6 Watch settings 7-8 When a page is received 9 Deleting/locking a page 10 Pager Functions 11-12 Setting the watch alarms 13-14 Using the stopwatch 16 Additional watch features 17-18 Additional pager features 19-21 Off-the-wrist accessories 22 GETTING STARTED 1 Install the Battery Step 1: Peel Off Battery Protector The battery has a protective covering and will not work unless the covering is removed. Simply peel off the covering using the tab and let the battery breathe for 1-2 minutes before putting it into the watch. Step 2: Remove Battery Lid To remove the battery lid, insert a coin into the battery hatch at the back of the watch. Turn the lid to the right so that the arrow lines up with the ”open“arrow. Now remove the lid. Remove battery protector Remove battery lid Step 3: Place Battery in Watch Place the battery into the watch with the + (positive side) facing up. IMPORTANT: Please remove expired batteries to prevent leakage. 1 Place battery in watch Step 4: Replace Battery Lid Replace the battery lid so that the arrow lines up with the ”open“arrow. Turn the arrow counterclockwise to ”close“. Battery Type: Size 675 (Standard hearing aid battery, readily available where batteries are sold.) 2 Replace battery lid batteries recommended for best performance. Set the Time On Your Watch... Review pages 3-6 to become familiar with the watch features and functions. See pages 7 and 8 for setting the time on your watch. You should set the time before you contact the paging service provider. Use the Activation Kit to Connect With Your Service Provider Open the enclosed activation kit. Review the materials. Call the designated service provider and set up your paging service. 3 2 WATCH BUTTONS The symbols below are used to identify the five watch buttons. Press the INDIGLO® night light button to illuminate the watch face. Press the READ button (top right) to move forward. The MODE button presents the main operations of the watch. 3 Press the FUNCTION button to show the options within each mode. Press the button (bottom right) to move backward. WATCH MODES Time of day is the main setting shown on the watch. Press and release the mode button to advance through the modes. Press Mode Time of Day Pager again Alarm Stopwatch again again Return to Time of Day mode 4 HOW TO READ THE WATCH In time of day mode, your watch looks like this: Watch display symbols (see below) New Page (flashing alert in silent mode) A.M. or P.M. Date Time of day Time Zone Day of week NIGHT MODE® option is on 5 Stopwatch running Pager out of range Pager auto on/off is active Pager on, audible When you read a page, your watch looks like this: Page message number Indicates message will continue Scrolling message At the end of a message, time and day stamp appears: Time and day stamp Indicates beginning of message has passed (can scroll to left to view message) Pager on, silent Pager off End of message Page (displayed) is locked One or more alarms armed Hourly chime active 6 WATCH SETTINGS The following unctions are available from the time of day mode. Press To... Then press... Time of day again 7 Turn Pager on/off on/off escape: returns to time of day mode Make Pager silent/audible silent/audible escape Press again again again again To... Then press... Set watch time to select TZ1 or TZ2 (Time Zone 2) to change seconds .............. to zero, to zero to change hours .................. to increase, to decrease to change minutes .............. to increase, to decrease to change month ................ to increase, to decrease to change day ...................... to increase, to decrease to change year .................... to increase, to decrease to set time zone name ........ to increase, to decrease to change 12/24 hr format .. to change, to change to change 2nd time zone ......( Repeat steps above) return to time of day Choose options* NIGHT M ODE® option ............ Hourly chime ...................... Button beep ........................ Scroll speed ........................ Return to time of day See about your watch for more specific information about this watch Return to time of day on/off on/off on/off hi/low/med Return to Time of Day (See beginning of loop on page 7) *Note: See page 17 for details on features. 8 WHEN A PAGE IS RECEIVED When a page is received, the ”new page received“ message will be displayed and a tone will sound (light flashes in silent mode). Press any button To... Then press... turn off alert read the page (message will begin to scroll) to stop scrolling Press: to scroll forward to scroll backward (after scroll ends) to re-read message read next page(s)* again –Return to time of day mode 9 *Hint: If you press and hold , you can quickly scan through all pages. Note: If a page is not read, a message will alternate with the time of day display to remind you to read the page, and a chirp will sound. DELETING/LOCKING A PAGE Page number Press When viewing a page you may: delete or lock (to prevent deletion) To... Then press... delete a page to delete or lock/unlock a page to lock/unlock or delete all pages to delete all (unlocked) pages or again to delete all read pages to escape to escape again again again to escape return to page –Return to time of day mode Hint: When you see this prompt = flashing, press the READ button to complete the function shown. Similarly when you see this prompt flashing, press the button to complete the function shown. (A prompt is an instruction the watch is giving you to press the button shown at any time.) 10 PAGER FUNCTIONS From the time of day mode, press mode button once to go to pager mode. The word pager appears followed by a pager status message screen. (If you want to read the messages now, see pages 9 and 10 for instructions). Press To... Then press... Time of day once again again 11 go to pager mode (status screen) (Note: You can also read pages from pager mode by pressing read.) turn pager on/off on/off escape* make pager silent/audible delete all pages (if pages present) silent/audible escape to delete all (unlocked) pages or again to delete all read pages to escape Press To... Then press... again switch pager auto on/off** on/off, if on, then: press to set the daily on time .. press to change minutes ........ press to change am/pm .......... press to set the daily off time .. press to change minutes ........ press to change am/pm .......... again Switch pager alert melody 1 melody 2 melody 3 melody 4 to increase, to increase, to change, to increase, to increase, to change, melody 5 chirp to decrease to decrease to change to decrease to decrease to change silent See page status message screen again (return to beginning of loop, see page 11) –Return to time of day mode Note: You can turn the pager on/off and make the pager silent/audible from either time of day mode or pager mode. * Hint: If you press for escape, you will receive the page status message screen. ** See page 19 for explanation of pager auto on/off function. 12 SETTING THE WATCH ALARMS From the time of day mode, press ode button twice to go to alarm mode. There are 10 alarms/reminders available. They can be set as daily, monthly or yearly alarms. Press To... Then press... Time of day go to alarm mode twice step thru alarm list (1-10) arm/disarm selected alarm 13 to edit unused alarm arm/disarm escape Indicates alarm is armed Press again again again again To... edit selected alarm Then press... hours flashing ................................ to increase, to decrease to change minutes ................ to increase, to decrease to change am/pm .................. to change, to change to change month (mm) ............ to increase, to decrease (see page 15 for available options) to change day (dd) ................ to increase, to decrease (see page 15 for available options) to change alarm message ...... to increase, to decrease continue to press until name has been updated (16 characters available–message over 8 characters will scroll) to set & arm selected alarm clear selected alarm to clear to escape test alarm test alarm escape see alarms (beginning of loop) –Return to time of day mode Hint: If you press after changing any watch setting, the alarm message (scrolling) will appear. You have returned to the beginning of the loop. Press READ to view a different alarm. 14 SETTING THE WATCH ALARMS (CONT.) OPTIONS FOR MONTH/DAY ALARMS: (see page 14 in “edit selected alarm” option) ”MM/DD“ – DAILY ALARM (Leave setting as MMDD to sound the alarm daily.) This alarm can be used as a daily wake-up alarm, a daily task or a daily meeting reminder. ”MM/05“ – MONTHLY ALARM (Leave month MM, change day to 05.) This alarm will sound on the 5th day of each month at the set time. It can be used as a monthly meeting reminder or a bill paying reminder. ”2/05“ – YEARLY ALARM (Change month to 2, change day to 05.) This alarm will sound on February 5th each year at the set time. It can be used as a birthday or anniversary reminder. Tip: A yearly alarm can be used as a one time appointment alarm. 15 USING THE STOPWATCH From the time of day mode, press ode button three times to go to stopwatch mode. (100 hour stopwatch with 1 second resolution) Press To... Then press... Time of day go to stopwatch mode 3 times start the stopwatch (the stopwatch symbol will appear) stop the stopwatch to continue timing on the stopwatch to reset the stopwatch –Return to time of day mode Hint: You can leave the stopwatch mode and the stopwatch will continue running. The stopwatch symbol will appear on the time of day screen as a reminder that the stopwatch is running. 16 ADDITIONAL WATCH FEATURES INDIGLO NIGHT LIGHT WITH NIGHT MODE® OPTION Once activated, any button pushed will cause the INDIGLO® night light to stay on for 3 seconds. The NIGHT MODE® feature is activated by pressing and holding the INDIGLO® button for 3 seconds. The NIGHT MODE® feature will stay activated for 7 hours or until you deactivate it by pressing and holding the INDIGLO ® button again for 3 seconds. When you read a page and the NIGHT MODE® option is activated, the INDIGLO® night light will stay on for 20 seconds while you read the page. NIGHT MODE® can also be set from the options mode. H OURLY CHIME ( ) Watch will chime on the hour (see page 8 “Options” to activate). BUTTON BEEP When activated, a beep will sound when pressing any button (see page 8 “Options” to activate). SCROLL S PEED There are 3 options for scrolling message speed: high, medium and low. Select your choice in watch options (see page 8 “Options” to activate). S ECOND TIME ZONE Press from Time of day mode to peek at 2nd time zone. Press and hold for 6 seconds to change to 2nd time zone. ® 17 TIME OF DAY MODE RESET The watch will automatically return to Time of day mode after 2 minutes. BATTERY ( 675 battery cell recommended.) The main watch battery is a size 675 (common zinc-air hearing aid battery). Expected battery life is approximately 3 months and will vary depending on the watch and pager usage. ”Lo Battery“ will appear on the watch screen every 2 seconds to indicate the battery is running low. At this time you should install a new battery following the procedure illustrated on page 1. Important: Remove expired cells promptly to avoid leakage. Note: The watch has a permanent backup battery which will keep time and preserve data for 2 minutes when the main battery is changed. 18 ADDITIONAL PAGER FEATURES NEW PAGE REMINDERS • If a new page was not read when first received, then, as a reminder, the watch will chirp every 2 minutes for 30 minutes. (In silent mode, the light will flash every 2 minutes for 30 minutes.) AUTO ON/OFF • This function allows your pager to automatically turn on and off each day. This saves battery power. You can select the default setting of 6 AM on and 10 PM off, or set any auto on/off time you choose (see page 12 to activate). Pages will only be received when the pager is on. O THER MESSAGE INDICATORS • Depending on the service you select, you could have different types of pages identified by the following designations at the beginning of the page: (GRP) (DUP) (1...) (DJ) 19 Group message Duplicate message (same message received more than once) Message sequence number Example of information service ERRORED DATA INDICATOR ( ) • This symbol is displayed in a page message when potentially errored data has been received. Pause the page to view possible errored characters. MISSING CHARACTER INDICATORS • If part of a message has not been received, <...> is displayed. PAGER FULL • This message will be displayed on the main screen when the pager is full. New pages will be received, which will delete the oldest, unlocked, read page. OVERFLOW • This message will be displayed when the pager is full and an unread page was deleted by a new page. PAGE ORDER • 16 (most recent page) 1 (oldest page) Information Service 1 Information Service 2 Information Service 3 20 ADDITIONAL PAGER FEATURES (CONT.) OUT OF RANGE ( ) • With this option enabled by the service provider, is displayed whenever you are out of range of the pager transmitter. LIGHTWEIGHT DURABLE DESIGN • For extended life, your pager watch has been designed to withstand exposure to moisture. The pager will not work in water and water exposure is not recommended. If you do immerse the pager watch, the design will help protect the watch. However, the battery will be deprived of needed air and may require a battery change. Remove the battery and allow the battery compartment to dry before putting in a new battery. If the battery is out longer than 2 minutes, existing pages will be erased. 21 OFF-THE-WRIST ACCESSORIES This pager watch can also be worn off-the-wrist as a pager by removing the watch bands and placing the unit in the off-the-wrist accessory. 2 While holding the quick release toggle to the right, gently pull the wristband away from the pager watch. Repeat the process for the other wristband. 1 On the back of the watch, locate the quick release toggle on the wristband. Slide the toggle to the right to release the band pin. holder utility clip pager/watch 3 With the wristbands removed, place the pager watch into the holder and gently squeeze the holder to lock the pager watch into place. Slide the pager watch into the utility clip, making sure it is fastened securely. 22 NOTES 23 a Timex and Motorola product ©1997 MTX Paging Products, LLC For more information, visit us at www.beepwear.com TIMEX is a registered trademark and service mark, and NIGHT MODE® is a registered trademark of Timex Corporation in the U.S. and other countries. INDIGLO® is a registered trademark of INDIGLO® Corporation in the U.S. and other countries. Motorola and are trademarks or registered trademarks of Motorola, Inc. Energizer is a registered trademark of Eveready Battery Company, Inc. This product is covered by U.S. Pat. Nos.: 4,355,277; 4,385,295; 4,412,217; 4,527,096; 4,634,956; 4,851,829; 4,912,688; 4,989,188; 5,063,544; 5,399,956; 5,519,824; and foreign and other U.S. design and patents pending. batteries recommended for best performance. Part #: 990-095114
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