Operation Manual
Executive World Time Clock Mouse Pad Calculator
Displays time in17 major cities
Shows month / year/ date
Current time and temperature
3 different alarm settings
Programed daylight savings time
Gross profit function keys
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Step 3 Close clip to secure mouse cord
2.Key pad Pull Wrist pad down
7. Setting My City (Custom time zone set) Time
For the area where is out of preset
The custom time zone can be set:
Step 1. Press and hold the "MY CITY" key 3 seconds. |
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Release the key. |
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Step 3. | Press the "SET" key right away. then "hour" | SET | |
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Step 4. | Press "UP" or"DOWN" to adjust time, the time |
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| (To set European, Asian Time Zone - Press "UP") |
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Step 4. Press the "MY CITY" key* to confirm |
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9. Calendar Function
Calendar displays from the year of 1900 to 2099.
ïMONTH/DATE (MM/DD or DD/MM ) DISPLAY MODE CHANGING TO EUROPEAN SYSTEM (DATE/MONTH)
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of month and date. | ||
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Thermometer Function
CHANGING TO CELSIUS(C∫) FROM FAHRENHEIT(F∫)
Step. Press
to Celsius(C∞) and vice versa.
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*Caution! DO NOT press "SET" to confirm My City |
10. Alarm Function
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TIME SET DST DOWN UP LIGHT
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4. Setting Home (Default) Time Zone
To select the other city as a default time zone:
Step 1. Press and hold the key of desired city then display will blink.
Step 2. Release the key.
Step 3. Press the same key again to confirm.
5. Viewing World Time
Simply press the button of the city you want to know
the time. When the city button is pressed, the name of city will be displayed on the dot matrix display area.
The time is displayed for 5 seconds then the display is back to default city's time.
setting. By doing so, it will change other cities' time. |
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Auto DST feature does not apply on My City. |
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8. Time Setting
Step 1. | Press and hold the key of desired city then |
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Step 2. | * Time will be in Military Mode. See CHANGING TO 24H TIME MODE |
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Press "SET" button. |
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| The seconds segments (last 2 digits) will blink. |
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Step 3. | Press "SET" button again then Press 12/24. | SET | WELLINGTON | |
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| The hour segments (first 2 digits) will blink. |
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Step 4. | Press* "UP" or "DOWN" button to set hour. |
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| Also use "AM/PM" button to set AM or PM. |
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Step 5. | Press "SET" button. |
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Step 6. | Press* "UP" or "DOWN" button to set minute. |
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Step 7. | Press "SET" button. |
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| The Year (Dot metrix display) will blink. |
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Total up to 3 alarm can be set.
Step 1. Press "ALARM" - "A 1" (Alarm 1) will be
displayed.ALARM
Step 2. | Press "SET" button. | SET |
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Step 3. | Press* "UP" or "DOWN" button to | UP DOWN |
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Step 4. Press "SET" button. | SET | |
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Step 5. | Press* "UP" or "DOWN" button to set minute. |
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Step 6. | Press "TIME" button. Alarm 1 is set |
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*(Hold "UP" for Fast Forward, "DOWN" for Rewind)
To set Alarm 2 and 3.
Step 1. Press "ALARM" until "A 2" or "A 3" is displayed Step 2. Repeat Step 2 to Step 6 above.
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To stop alarm buzzer |
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Press any key to stop the timer buzzer. |
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1. Installing Main Batteries
Step 1. Open the battery cover located on the bottom.
Step 2. Use 2 AAA Alkaline Batteries and place them according to the polarity
direction indicated.
Step 3. Close Battery Cover.
1. Mouse Cord Holder
Step 1. Turn mouse pad over
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Step 2 Lift clip on desired side(Figure A) and run the mouse cord through the trench
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6. Auto DST (Daylight Saving Time) Feature
For all the US cities and Europe (London, Frankfurt and Moscow),
Most of the United States: Starts on the first Sunday of April. Time reverts to standard time on the last Sunday of October.
Step 8. | Press* "UP" or "DOWN" button to set year. |
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Step 9. | Press "SET" button. | SET | 11. Hourly Chime | |
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| The Month (Dot matrix display) will blink. |
| Hourly Chime reminds every hour with a chime. | |
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Step 10. Press* "UP" or "DOWN" button to set month. | It can be turned on/off by pressing " CHIME". | |||
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Step 11. Press "SET" button. |
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The Date (Dot matrix display) will blink.
In the European Union: It starts at the last Sunday in March, and ends the last Sunday in October.
Step 12. Press "UP" or "DOWN" button to set date. Step 13. Press "SET" button to confirm the time.
*(Hold "UP" for Fast Forward, "DOWN" for Rewind)
UP DOWN
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Calculator Function
To switch to Calculation mode.
Press "CALC CE/AC" | CALC |
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To delete incorrect entry without loosing pending calculation.
Press "CALC CE/AC" once. | CALC |
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To clear the entire calculation. |
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Profit Calculations
Example: Cost is $19.95 and Selling Price is $39.90
What is profit margin (%)? | .......50 (%) |
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[1] [9] [.] [9] [5] [COST] [3] [9] [.] | [9] [0] [SELL] | 50 |
Example: Selling Price is $20 and Profit Margin needs to be 50 %
How much the cost shuold be? | $10 |
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[2] [0] [SELL] [5] [0] [PROFIT%] | 10 |
Example: Cost is $69.3 and Profit Margin needs to be 30 % How much the selling should be? ......$99
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[6] [9] [.] [3] [COST] [3] [0] [PROFIT%] | 99 |
Trouble Shooting
1.Nothing is displayed on the main LCD display: Check the batteries are new and placed correctly.
4.The display is blinking:
If the "Seconds" segments are blinking,
it means that the "SET" key is pressed accidently, Press "TIME" to resume clock mode.
Keyboard
| HOURLY CHIME ON/OFF |
TIME MODE | PROFIT CALCULATION |
TIME ALARM | SET DOWN UP |
MY CITY |
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SAN JUAN | LONDON |
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MOSCOW | KARACHI |
| BANGKOK | HONG KONG |
Performing Calculations
Addition (+) |
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Example: 6 + 7 = 13. | [6] | + [7] = | 13 | |
Subtraction (ñ) |
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Example: 10 - 4 = 6. | [1] | [0] ñ [4] = | 6 | |
Multiplication (x) |
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Example: 7 x 5 = 35. | [7] x [5] = | 35 | ||
Division ( ) |
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Example: 14 | 7 = 2. | [1] | [4] [7] = | 2 |
Percentages (%) | Press | Displayed |
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Calculate 6% of 100. | [1] [0] [0] x [6] % | 6 |
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Back-up Battery Replacement
The special preset time feature of
Step 1. Make sure the main battery is | + |
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Add 6% tax to $20. | [2] [0] | + [6] % | 21.2 |
Example: Calculate a |
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20% discount from $150. | [1] [5] | [0] ñ [2] [0] % | 120 |
Memory Calculations |
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Example: (12 x 3) - (6 ˜ 2) = 33 |
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[1] [2] [x] [3] [M+] [6] [˜] [2] [Mñ] [MRC] | 33 | ||
[MRC] [CALC CE/AC] |
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Step 2. Use a screw driver
to loosen the screw on the back up battery cover and open the cover.
Step 3. Replace a lithum battery
Step 4. Close the cover and tighten the screw.
DST (Day Light
Saving Time)
| Care And Maintenance |
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| Keep the unit dry. If it gets wet, wipe it dry before use. | ||
In order to receive: | Do not use harsh solvents or detergents to clean. |
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Special promotion on our web store | |||
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