Tanita
Setting current date and time
NOTE: This unit makes a “beep” every time the Orange Set button is pushed and two “beeps” when the input data is confirmed.
MALE | MALE | MALE |
TIME | TIME | TIME |
FEMALE | FEMALE | FEMALE |
ATHLETE | ATHLETE | ATHLETE |
DATE | DATE | DATE |
WEEK | WEEK | WEEK |
DOB | DOB | DOB |
MONTH | MONTH | MONTH |
1. Setting the current year | 2. Setting the current month | 3. Setting the current day |
When the batteries are installed, the display will flash an arrow pointing to “DATE” and two dashes where the “year” is to be stored. Use the Green Up/Down buttons to specify the last two digits of the year. Then press the Orange Set button.
Once the year is set (1998, in the example shown above), then use the Up/Down buttons to specify the month. Then press the Set button.
Once the month is set (October, in the example shown above), then use the Up/Down buttons to specify the day. Then press the Set button.
MALE
FEMALE
ATHLETE
TIME
MALE | MALE |
TIME | TIME |
FEMALE | FEMALE |
ATHLETE | ATHLETE |
DATE
WEEK
DOB
MONTH
4. Setting the current hour
Once the day is set (15, in the example shown above), then use the Up/Down buttons to specify the hour (indicate AM or PM). Then press the Set button. Example: For 5 pm, the display shows “P 5”.
DATE | DATE |
WEEK | WEEK |
DOB | DOB |
MONTH | MONTH |
5. Setting the current | 6. Completing the sequence |
minutes | Then, press the Set button. Two |
Use the Up/Down buttons to | “beeps” will be heard and the |
specify the minutes. Then press | confirmed data will flash. The |
the Set button. Example: For 35 | power will automatically shut off. |
minutes, the display will show “35”. |
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NOTE: Midnight is indicated by “A 12 : 00” and noon is indicated by “P 12 : 00”.
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