Citizen D710/D716 instruction manual Shocks, Chemical Agents, Gases and Mercury, Storage

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<Shocks>

Do not subject the watch to violent shocks such as that resulting from being dropped on the floor.

<Chemical Agents, Gases and Mercury>

Avoid using the watch in environments containing chemical agents and gases. If solvents such as thinner or benzine, as well as articles containing such substances (including gasoline, fingernail polish, cresol, bathroom cleaners and adhesives) become adhered to the watch, they can cause discoloration, deterioration and cracking. Use ample caution when handling chemicals. In addition, contact with mercury used in thermometers and so forth can cause the case and band to become discolored.

<Storage>

•When not using the watch for an extended period of time, carefully wipe off any perspiration, dirt or moisture from the watch and store in a location preferably free of high and low temperatures, high humidity.

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Contents D710/ D716 Page English English English English Before UsingIntroduction Important Notes Safety Precautions Observe at All TimesGeneral Cautions Regarding Diving Page Page Page Contents Page Using the Scuba Diving Log Mode and Skin Diving Log Mode Watch Checking Accessories Prohibited Prohibited Use During Diving Page Page Various watch functions can be set on your PC FeaturesOther Convenient Functions This watch is of the rechargeable typeNames and Functions of Components ChargerPcs. of size AA Alkaline Batteries Installation Procedure Charging the Watch Watch Display During Charging Standard Mode Names of ComponentsWatch Display Modes Functions Dive Mode Dive Plan ModeScuba Diving Log Mode Skin Diving Log ModeUsage time Charge Level Indicator and Continuous Usage TimeHow to Read the Charge Level Indicator of the watch Amount of ChargeContinuous Usage Time UsingUsingthetheELELLightLightSwitching the Mode Standard ModeDive Plan Page Day Display Using the Standard ModeUsing the Time Mode Switching the DisplaySetting the Time and Date Daily Graphic Display Using the Travel Time Mode Setting the Travel TimeNormal Display Time Difference Display During interchanging ProcedureBefore Interchanging After interchangingDisplay Using the Destination Timer ModeSetting the Destination Timer Arrival Time Remaining Time DisplayDestination Timer Measuring Procedure Displaying Arrival Time Set during Measurement Remaining TimeTime up Elapsed Time DisplayAlarm on Alarm OFF Using the Alarm ModeAlarm ON/OFF and Alarm Monitor Setting the AlarmPage Using the Chronograph Mode Chronograph Timing ProcedureReading the Display Using the Timer Mode Setting the TimerTimer Setting Display Timer Measuring Procedure Setting display Timing Stop Time upRepeating Measurement Garbage Collection Using the System Monitor ModeCharge Level Indicator Charge Level Indicator Flash Memory Status DisplayFlash Memory Status Display Garbage Collection Operating ProcedurePage Locations Displayed by this Watch Locations Pre-registered in this WatchLocation IrWW During AIR diving File Error Warning Explanation of Warning FunctionsInsufficient Charge Warning Abnormal Depth Warning Abnormal Pressure Detection Error WarningWater Sensor Check Warning Ascent Rate WarningDecompression Diving Warning Decompression Diving ErrorPermanent Error Warning Exceed Maximum Depth WarningPO2 Limit Warning Permanent ErrorPO2 limit Error Oxygen Toxication Time ErrorDiving Terms Used by this Watch Decompression Stop Safety StopRepetitive Diving Decompression DivingMaximum Depth Max. Depth Minimum Water Temperature Min.w.tempDive Time TimeAIR Diving Using the Dive Plan ModeSwitching the Display Dive Condition Display Dive Plan Display Dive Alarm DisplayHigh-Altitude Setting Nitrox SettingDive Condition Marks Nitrox Setting and Oxygen Concentration SettingSwitching from Nitrox Setting to AIR Setting AIROxygen Concentration Setting StateNITROXCalling Up No-Decompression Limit Time Dive AlarmDepth Alarm Dive Time AlarmSetting the Dive Alarm Dive Alarm MonitorDepth No. of times Alarm sounds Dive time AIR diving Nitrox diving Calling Up Scuba Diving Log DataCalling Up Skin Diving Log Data Deleting Log Data Water Depth Measurement Display Skin diving Using the Dive ModeDisplay during AIR Setting Explanation of Display During Water Depth MeasurementDuring Decompression Diving Display during Nitrox Setting Decompression Stop Graph Safety Stop Graph and Decompression Stop GraphSafety Stop Graph Display Depth MeasurementNo. of Dives Per Day and Recording Log Data Water Temperature MeasurementEnding the Dive Mode Dive Time MeasurementUsing the Surface Mode Low power mode Temporary function Time Display Date DisplayNo Display Setting the Time and Date Data Communication Functions Infrared CommunicationCommunication Range Display Sequence in Infrared Communication Mode Infrared Communication Mode Operating ProcedureDiving Log and Profile Data Watch SettingsCommunication by USB Interface Data Communication with PCPreparations for Communication USB CommunicationVAttachment of Ferrite Core Sending and Receiving Data Data Communication Between WatchesReceiving Transmitting WatchWatch ProcedureAll Reset Formatting Flash Memory Operating Environment Accessory SoftwareWhen Registering Animated Images in an Album PrinterWeb Browser Installing CAPgm Watch Setting Software Page Startup and Ending Aqualand Graph Nx and CAPgm Startup of Aqualand Graph Nx and CAPgmEnding Aqualand Graph Nx and CAPgm Communication Unit Leg Removable USB Cable ConnectorUsing the Communication Unit Installing BatteriesAttaching and Removing the Watch Windows98 or Windows98 SE Installing the USB DriverPage Windows Me Confirm that your personal computer has started up normally Windows2000WindowsXP Page Problem Possible Cause Corrective Action Reference TroubleshootingUnable to Slow Sounds Examples of Use Indication Handling Precautions for the watchCleaning the Watch TemperaturesStatic Electricity Shocks Chemical Agents, Gases and MercuryStorage Watch SpecificationsCharger Communication Unit Sold Separately