User manual TISSOT NAVIGATOR 3000

[. . . ] Once the touch screen has been activated, a mere touch of the finger on one of the six tactile zones of the screen activates the corresponding function, namely: 1 2 3 4 5 6 6 2 5 1 3 the local time function; the time function in four other time zones; the timer / incrementing function; decrementing function; the chronograph / the alarm function; the calendar function. 4 Incrementing · Once one of these functions has been selected, the display modes can be changed in succession by touching the same zone again. symbol indicates that you have to press the crown · The to enter the function displayed. · When the digital display indicates made. , a setting can be Decrementing · When the digital display flashes, it is possible either to make a correction with 3 ( ) or 4 ( ), or to confirm the setting by pressing the crown (short press < 1 s). [. . . ] Press tactile zone to move the minute hand forward; Press tactile zone to move the hour hand forward. Confirm by pressing the crown. Time zone mode Through its T-World function, your watch can display the time in four other time zones, parameterizable. The standard settings give the local time in New York, Rio de Janeiro, Thailand and Sydney, but they can be changed by selecting one of the 150 other pre-memorized zones. You can also select the reference time with the SWAP function, display the absolute time or the time difference with the ABS function, and even, in Expert mode, alter the date for changing summer time and winter time (DST or daylight saving time function). Touch the screen to select the desired region or to navigate through to the "SET" function. To access the settings, select the "SET" function and then press the crown. 2" 2" Absolute time (GMT) or Time difference Touch the screen several times until you reach the setting you wish to change, then press the crown to confirm your choice. ww w. ch 4/7 140_EN / 08. 06 Navigator 3000 * Selecting another time zone By means of tactile zone or , select from the four pre-memorized time zones the one you want to change. Confirm your choice by pressing the crown. Change of reference time By means of tactile zone or , select from the four pre-memorized time zones the one you want to use as reference time. Confirm your choice by pressing the crown. This time becomes the reference time. First select a destination continent. Use the tactile zone or to scroll the continents. Confirm your choice by pressing the crown. Warning!The "SWAP" function changes the local time with the time of one of your time zones. As a result, your local time is now in the "T-WORLD" function and the time of your time zone can be found in the "TIME" function. The alarms are synchronized with the analog display. ______ Then select a country. Use the tactile zone or to scroll the countries. Confirm your choice by pressing the crown. Changing the time display Absolute time - Time difference Select "T ABS" to display the absolute time or "T DIF" to display the time difference. Confirm your choice by pressing the crown. _____ Then select a city (if it is available). Use the tactile zone or to scroll the cities. Confirm your choice by pressing the crown; you then exit setting mode. 5" DST setting (daylight saving time) See Expert mode Exit setting mode. Expert mode DST setting (daylight saving time) By means of tactile zone or , select the "DST ON" function to change the date, or "DST OFF" to eliminate the daylight saving time change. Select the day and month of the start of daylight saving time for the current year by means of tactile zone or . Select the day and month of the end of daylight saving time for the current year by means of tactile zone or . [. . . ] Once the programmed period of time has elapsed, an audible alarm is triggered. To stop the alarm, press the crown briefly. Touch the screen to select the "TIMER" mode or the "SET" function. Press the crown to activate or stop the timing operation displayed or select the "SET" function and press the crown to set the timer. Set the hour, minutes and seconds by means of the tactile zone or . [. . . ]