Casio EQS-A500 Module 5289 User Manual

Important Information

General Care

To ensure the longevity of your watch, please observe the following precautions:

• Avoid exposing the watch to extreme temperatures.
• Handle the watch with care; avoid rough handling or dropping it.
• Do not overtighten the strap; ensure a finger can fit between your wrist and the strap.
• Clean the watch and strap with a dry, soft cloth, or a soft cloth dampened with a mild neutral detergent solution. Never use volatile solvents like gasoline, thinners, spray cleaners, etc.
• Store the watch in a dry place when not in use.
• Avoid contact with gasoline, cleaning solvents, spray aerosols, adhesives, paints, etc., as these can damage gaskets, the case, and the watch's finish.
• If your watch strap features silk-screened graphics, be careful when cleaning to avoid damaging the designs.

Battery

The battery installed at the factory may be discharged during shipping and storage. If you notice signs of low power (e.g., dim display), replace the battery at your nearest authorized CASIO service center or dealer.

Water Resistance

General Rules:

• Never press buttons underwater.
• Never set the hands underwater.
• Never unscrew the crown underwater.
• If the watch is exposed to salt water, rinse it thoroughly with fresh water and dry it.
• Do not wear a watch with a leather strap while swimming. Avoid prolonged contact of leather straps with water.

For watches with plastic straps:

• A white powdery substance may appear on the strap. This is harmless and can be removed by wiping with a cloth.
• Sweat or moisture on plastic straps, or storage in humid conditions, can cause damage, tearing, or cracking. Wipe the strap clean of dirt and water with a soft cloth whenever possible to ensure a long service life.

For watches with fluorescent cases and straps:

• Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause the fluorescent color to gradually fade.
• Prolonged contact with moisture can cause the fluorescent color to gradually fade. Wipe off any moisture as soon as possible.
• Prolonged contact with other wet surfaces can cause discoloration. Ensure fluorescent surfaces are dry and avoid contact with other surfaces.

Water Resistance Classification

Watches are classified by water resistance levels (I to V). Refer to the table below to determine the correct usage for your watch.

Notes

• Strong friction on a fluorescent painted surface against another surface may cause the fluorescent paint to transfer.
• CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD. is not responsible for any damage that may occur from the use of this watch, nor does it accept claims from third parties.
• Condensation may form inside the glass due to rapid temperature changes. This is a normal physical phenomenon and not a defect.

About This User Manual

Your watch's operations are performed using the crown and three buttons, designated as (A), (B), and (C) in this manual.

Watch Hands and Indicators

• [1] Hour Hand
• [2] Second Hand
• [3] Minute Hand
• [4] Upper Dial Hand: Displays the 24-hour format time for the selected mode.
• [5] Lower Dial Hand: Indicates the day of the week.
• [6] Date

Digital numbers shown above are used in the descriptions of operations in this manual.

Using the Crown

The crown on this watch is a screw-lock type. Before using the crown, you must pull it out to unlock it. After you finish operating the crown, push it in and screw it back in to lock it.

Warning: Always return the crown to its original position and lock it when not in use to prevent moisture ingress and damage to the crown.

The illustration below shows the basic operations of the crown:

• To Unlock: Pull the crown outwards.
• To Operate: With the crown pulled out, turn it.
• To Lock: Push the crown in and screw it back in.

When you turn the crown to adjust the hands, you can move them at an accelerated speed. There are two levels of accelerated hand movement:

• Level 1 Accelerated Hand Movement: After pulling out the crown, turn it away from you three times.
• Level 2 Accelerated Hand Movement: After initiating Level 1, turn the crown away from you two more times.
• To Stop Accelerated Hand Movement: Turn the crown towards you or press any button.

Note: If you do not perform any operation while the crown is pulled out, all crown operations will be locked after 2 minutes. To perform operations again, return the crown to its original position and then pull it out again.

You can use the accelerated hand movement to adjust values displayed by the watch hands when setting the time in Current Time, Alarm, Countdown Timer modes, or when correcting analog time.

Accelerated hand movement moves the hands clockwise only.

If the buttons do not respond after operating the crown, slightly turn the crown. This should restore button functionality.

Before You Start Using the Watch

1. Press and hold button C for about 2 seconds to enter Current Time mode. Observe the movement of the second hand [2].
2. Check the city code setting for your current location. Refer to the section "Setting Home City Code" for details.

Charging the Watch

This watch is powered by a solar panel and a rechargeable battery that is charged by light energy. If the watch is stored or worn in conditions where it is not exposed to light, the battery charge level will decrease. Try to expose the watch to a light source as often as possible for recharging.

Warning:

• When not using the watch, leave it in a place accessible to light so the rechargeable battery can charge. Ensure the watch is exposed to light for as long as possible.
• Your watch will continue to operate even when not exposed to bright light. Prolonged use in the dark will discharge the battery and may cause some functions to be disabled. To ensure normal operation, keep the watch exposed to bright light for as long as possible.

Checking Battery Charge Level

Remember that some watch functions will be unavailable if the battery charge is low. If the battery charge is low, place the watch in a well-lit area to charge.

1. In Current Time mode, press button B. This will cause the second hand [2] to move to one of the indicators representing the current battery charge level: HIGH (H), MID (M), or LOW (L).
2. Press button B again to return the second hand [2] to displaying the current time. The watch will also return to displaying the current time if no operations are performed for 1 second.

Battery Charge Level and Second Hand Movement

You can get information about the battery charge level by observing the second hand [2] movement in Current Time mode.

• If the second hand [2] moves smoothly at 1-second intervals, the battery charge level is sufficient.
• If the second hand [2] moves at 2-second intervals, the battery charge level is low. Place the watch in a well-lit area for charging as soon as possible.
• If the second hand [2] does not move, all functions are off.

When the charge drops to Level 3, all watch functions will be turned off. After recharging the battery, all watch settings (including current time) will return to their factory defaults.

After placing the watch in a light source for battery charging, the second hand [2] will move to the 57-second mark. This indicates that battery charging has begun.

Restoring Battery Charge

Frequent use of sound signals for short periods may cause the watch to enter an energy recovery mode. The watch will remain in this mode until the battery charge is restored. All watch functions will be inactive during this period.

It takes about 15 minutes for the battery charge to be restored. Once the battery charge is restored, the watch hands will set to the correct time, and normal watch operation will resume. Place the watch in a well-lit area for faster charge restoration.

Exiting Power Saving Mode

To exit power saving mode, perform one of the following actions:

• Place the watch in a well-lit area.
• Press any button.

Mode Overview

Your watch has 5 modes. The mode you select depends on what you want to do.

Watch Hands and Indicators

• [1] Hour Hand
• [2] Second Hand
• [3] Minute Hand
• [4] Upper Dial Hand: Displays the 24-hour format time for the selected mode.
• [5] Lower Dial Hand: Indicates the day of the week.
• [6] Date

Returning to Current Time Mode

Press and hold button C for 2 seconds to return to Current Time mode from any other mode.

Mode List

Current Time Mode

To enter Current Time mode, press and hold button C for 2 seconds.

Watch Hands and Indicators

• [1] Hour Hand
• [2] Second Hand
• [3] Minute Hand
• [4] Upper Dial Hand: Displays the 24-hour format time for the selected mode.
• [5] Lower Dial Hand: Indicates the day of the week.
• [6] Date

Setting Home City Code

Correct operation of the watch requires setting the Home City Code. You can select one of 29 preset city codes.

Note: There is no city code for Newfoundland in this watch.

1. Pull out the crown. The second hand [2] will move to the indicator of the currently set Home City Code. This indicates you have entered the city code setting mode.
2. Turn the crown to move the second hand [2] to the city code you want to set as your Home City. After setting the Home City Code, the hour [1] and minute [3] hands and the date indicator [6] will display the current time and date for the selected city.
3. Note: If you do not perform any operation while the crown is pulled out, all crown operations will be locked after 2 minutes. To perform operations again, return the crown to its original position and then pull it out again.
4. If you are using the watch in a location for which there is no city code in the watch, set the city code for a city in the same time zone as your location. After selecting the Home City Code, the lower dial hand [5] will move to an indicator showing the time setting for the selected city: AT (Auto DST switching), STD (Standard Time), or DST (Daylight Saving Time).
   • AT (Auto): Standard/Daylight Saving Time switching occurs automatically according to the watch's internal calendar.
   • STD: Standard Time is always displayed.
   • DST: Daylight Saving Time is always displayed.
5. Press button A to cycle through the time settings (AT, STD, DST) for the selected city code in the following sequence: AT (Auto) -> STD -> DST -> AT (Auto).
6. After completing all necessary settings, return the crown to its original position to return to Current Time mode.

Switching Between Standard and Daylight Saving Time

Daylight Saving Time is one hour ahead of Standard Time. Note that the period during which Daylight Saving Time is used varies by country. Some countries and regions do not observe Daylight Saving Time.

Note that the UTC city code does not support switching between Standard and Daylight Saving Time.

You need to manually switch between Standard and Daylight Saving Time in the following cases:

• You are in a location for which you cannot select a city code from the 29 preset codes.
• The default AUTO setting for Standard/Daylight Saving Time does not match the time for your selected city code for some reason.

Manual Switching Between Standard/Daylight Saving Time

1. Perform the operations described in steps 1 and 2 of the section "Setting Home City Code". After setting the Home City Code, the hour [1] and minute [3] hands and the date indicator [6] will display the current time and date for the selected city.
2. Press button A to cycle through the time settings for the selected city code in the following sequence: AT (Auto) -> STD -> DST -> AT (Auto).
3. After completing the settings, return the crown to its original position to return to Current Time mode.

Setting Current Time and Date

For locations where radio-controlled time calibration signals cannot be received, you must set the current date and time manually.

Setting Current Time

1. Pull out the crown. The second hand [2] will move to the indicator of the currently set Home City Code.
2. Turn the crown to move the second hand [2] to the 12 o'clock position.
3. Press and hold button C for 1 second until a beep sounds and the second hand [2] moves to the 12 o'clock position. This indicates you have entered the time and date setting mode.
4. Press button C to cycle through the settings as indicated below: Hour/Minute -> Date.
5. Turn the crown to set the hours and minutes. The upper dial hand [4] is synchronized with the hour hand [1]. When setting the time, ensure that the upper dial hand [4] correctly indicates AM or PM.
6. After completing all necessary settings, return the crown to its original position to return to Current Time mode. This will cause the second hand [2] to start moving from the 12 o'clock position.

Setting Current Date

1. Pull out the crown. The second hand [2] will move to the indicator of the currently set Home City Code.
2. Press and hold button C for 1 second until a beep sounds and the second hand [2] moves to the 12 o'clock position. This indicates you have entered the time and date setting mode.
3. Press button C to start setting the date indicator. The date indicator [6] will shift slightly up or down, indicating that you are in date setting mode.
4. Turn the crown to set the date.
5. Ensure that the date indicator [6] is not moving, then press button C. This will move you to the month setting. The second hand [2] indicates the currently set month.
6. Turn the crown to set the month.
7. Press button C to move to the year setting. The hour hand [1] will move to the tens digit of the year, and the minute hand [3] will move to the units digit of the year. The second hand [2] will stop at the 12 o'clock position.
8. Turn the crown to set the year.
9. After completing the settings, return the crown to its original position to return to Current Time mode.

Note: The watch has a built-in automatic calendar that also accounts for leap years. Once you set the date, there should be no need to adjust it, except when the battery is replaced or the battery charge level drops to Level 3.

World Time Mode

In World Time mode, you can view the current time in 29 time zones (cities) around the world. The city selected in World Time mode is called the "World Time City".

Watch Hands and Indicators

• [1] Hour Hand: Displays the hours for the selected World Time City.
• [2] Second Hand: Upon entering World Time mode, displays the World Time City code for 3 seconds.
• [3] Minute Hand
• [5] Lower Dial Hand: Indicates the WT indicator.
• [6] Date

Viewing Time in Another Time Zone

1. In Current Time mode, press button C to enter World Time mode. The lower dial hand will move to the WT indicator.
2. Pull out the crown. The second hand [2] will move to the World Time City code indicator. The lower dial hand [5] will indicate the time setting for the selected city: AT (Auto DST switching), STD (Standard Time), or DST (Daylight Saving Time).
3. Note: If you do not perform any operation while the crown is pulled out, all crown operations will be locked after 2 minutes. To perform operations again, return the crown to its original position and then pull it out again.
4. If you want to change the World Time City, turn the crown to move the second hand [2] to the desired city code. Each time you select a new city code, the hour [1] and minute [3] hands and the date indicator [6] will update to display the current time for that city. If you believe the World Time is displayed incorrectly, check the time setting in Current Time mode and the Home City Code setting. Perform the operations described in the section "Setting Home City Code" to set the Home City Code.
5. Press button A to cycle through the time settings for the selected city code in the following sequence: AT (Auto) -> STD -> DST -> AT (Auto).
6. After completing the settings, return the crown to its original position to return to Current Time mode. This will cause the second hand [2] to start moving from the 12 o'clock position.

Changing Home City Code to World Time City Code

You can perform the following operation to replace the Home City Code with the city code selected in World Time mode. This function is useful when traveling and frequently changing time zones.

The following example shows changing the Home City Code to the World Time City Code. Home City Code is Tokyo (TYO), World Time City Code is New York (NYC).

• Before Swap: Home City: Tokyo (TYO) 10:08 p.m. (Standard Time) | World Time City: New York (NYC) 9:08 a.m. (Daylight Saving Time)
• After Swap: Home City: New York (NYC) 9:08 a.m. (Daylight Saving Time) | World Time City: Tokyo (TYO) 10:08 p.m. (Standard Time)

1. In World Time mode, press and hold button A for 3 seconds until a beep sounds. This action will swap the Home City Code with the World Time City Code. In our example, New York (NYC) becomes the Home City Code, and the World Time City Code changes to Tokyo (TYO).
2. After the Home City Code is swapped with the World Time City Code, the watch will remain in World Time mode. The second hand [2] will move to indicate the new World Time City Code – in our example, Tokyo (TYO).

Stopwatch Mode

In Stopwatch mode, you can measure elapsed time and measure and record lap times. The watch can store up to 10 lap time results, and it can store the best lap time. If more than 10 measurements are taken, the best result will be kept in memory and updated only if a new best result is achieved. Data stored in memory will be cleared when you start a new lap time measurement.

What is Lap Time? Lap time is the time it takes for an athlete to complete a specific distance. Example: measuring lap times in car racing.

Watch Hands and Indicators

• [1] Hour Hand: Indicates elapsed minutes (1 rotation = 60 min).
• [2] Second Hand: Indicates 1/20 (0.05) seconds from the start of measurement.
• [3] Minute Hand: Indicates elapsed seconds.
• [5] Lower Dial Hand: Indicates the lap number for which the time is being measured.

Measuring Elapsed Time

• Start: Press A.
• Stop: Press A.
• Restart: Press A.
• Reset: Press B.

Measuring Lap Time

• Start: Press A.
• Record Lap Time: Press B. The lower dial hand [5] will indicate the lap number (LAP 1, LAP 2, etc.).
• Stop: Press A.
• Reset: Press B.

Note: The second hand [2] moves only for the first 30 seconds of lap measurement, then it stops. After 60 minutes of measurement, the hour hand [1] and the upper dial hand [4] will complete a full rotation.

Viewing Lap Time Data

1. In Stopwatch mode, pull out the crown to view lap time data.
2. Turn the crown to select the lap number. The lower dial hand [5] will indicate the lap number for which you are viewing the time. If the lower dial hand [5] points to the FL indicator, it means the best lap time is being displayed.
3. Return the crown to its original position to return to Stopwatch mode.

Countdown Timer Mode

The countdown timer can be set in a range from 1 minute to 60 minutes. A sound signal will beep for 10 seconds when the countdown finishes.

Watch Hands and Indicators

• [2] Second Hand: Indicates countdown time or elapsed time in seconds.
• [3] Minute Hand: Indicates countdown time or elapsed time in minutes.
• [5] Lower Dial Hand: Indicates the TR mode indicator.

All hands move backward during countdown.

Setting Countdown Timer Start Time

1. In Current Time mode, press button C three times to enter Countdown Timer mode. The lower dial hand [5] will indicate the TR mode.
2. In Countdown Timer mode, pull out the crown. This indicates you have entered the setting mode.
3. Note: If you do not perform any operation while the crown is pulled out, all crown operations will be locked after 2 minutes. To perform operations again, return the crown to its original position and then pull it out again.
4. Turn the crown to set the countdown time. The maximum countdown time is 60 minutes. If you want to set the maximum countdown time of 60 minutes, leave the minute hand [3] at the 12 o'clock position.
5. Refer to the section "Using the Crown" for information on accelerated hand movement.

Using the Countdown Timer

• Start: Press A.
• Stop: Press A.
• Reset to 0: Press B.

When the countdown time reaches 0, a sound signal will beep for 10 seconds. After the sound signal finishes, the countdown time will automatically reset to the start time.

The sound signal will not sound if the battery charge level is low.

Pulling out the crown while the countdown timer is running will stop the timer and reset the timer settings to their initial values.

Stopping the Alarm Sound

Press any button.

Alarm Mode

When the alarm is turned ON, a signal sounds daily for ten seconds at the set time. The signal sounds even if the watch is not in Current Time mode.

Watch Hands and Indicators

• [1] Hour Hand: Indicates the hour set in Alarm mode.
• [2] Second Hand: Indicates the alarm status (ON/OFF).
• [3] Minute Hand: Indicates the minute set in Alarm mode.
• [4] Upper Dial Hand: Displays the hour in 24-hour format.
• [5] Lower Dial Hand: Indicates the AL indicator.

Setting the Alarm Time

1. In Current Time mode, press button C four times to enter Alarm mode. The lower dial hand [5] will indicate AL.
2. Pull out the crown. This will allow you to begin setting the alarm time.
3. Note: If you do not perform any operation while the crown is pulled out, all crown operations will be locked after 2 minutes. To perform operations again, return the crown to its original position and then pull it out again.
4. Press button C to select whether to set the hour and minute, or only the hour of the alarm.
5. Turn the crown to set the alarm time. The hour hand [1] will move. Refer to the section "Using the Crown" for information on accelerated hand movement.
6. Press button C to proceed to setting the alarm hour. The hour hand [1] will move slightly, indicating that you can begin setting the alarm hour. When setting the alarm hour, pay attention to the display of the upper dial hand [4] for AM/PM.
7. Turn the crown to set the alarm hour. Refer to the section "Using the Crown" for information on accelerated hand movement.
8. To exit the alarm setting mode and return to Alarm mode, return the crown to its original position. The alarm sounds when the current time reaches the set alarm time. The watch will automatically return to Current Time mode if no operations are performed in Alarm mode for two to three minutes.

Turning the Alarm On and Off

In Alarm mode, press button A to turn the alarm ON or OFF. The second hand [2] will indicate the alarm status: ON or OFF.

Notes:

• The alarm will not sound if the battery charge level is low.
• The alarm will not sound if the watch is in full power saving mode.

Stopping the Alarm Sound

Press any button.

Analog Time Correction

Strong magnetic fields or shocks can cause the watch to display incorrect time. If this happens, perform the following procedures to correct the analog time.

1. Pull out the crown.
2. Press and hold button B for about 5 seconds until a beep sounds and the second hand [2] moves to the 12 o'clock position. When you release button B, the lower dial hand [5] will move to the `()` indicator, indicating that you are in the hand adjustment mode.
3. Press button C to cycle through the settings for the hand positions as indicated below: Lower Dial Hand [5] -> Hour Hand [1] -> Minute Hand [3] -> Second Hand [2] -> Date Indicator [6]. When you select the setting for the lower dial hand [5] or the second hand [2], these hands will show a slight oscillation if they are not in their home positions.
4. Note: The table below shows the home positions for the hands and the date indicator.
5. Turn the crown to adjust the home positions of the hands and the date indicator. You cannot move the watch hands counter-clockwise or the date indicator backwards. Refer to the section "Using the Crown" for information on accelerated hand movement.
6. Return the crown to its original position to return to Current Time mode. This will cause the watch to enter Current Time mode, the hands will move to reflect the current time, and timekeeping will resume. Wait for normal operation before proceeding with other settings.

Note: You can return to Current Time mode during the procedure described in step 2 by returning the crown to its original position. Any changes made before returning the watch to Current Time mode will be saved.

Note: If you do not perform any operation while the crown is pulled out, all crown operations will be locked after 2 minutes. To perform operations again, return the crown to its original position and then pull it out again.

Troubleshooting

Hand and Movement Issues

• I cannot determine which mode the watch is currently in. Refer to the "Mode Overview" section. To return to Current Time mode from any mode, press and hold button C for about 2 seconds.
• The second hand [2] moves with a 2-second interval. The battery charge is low. Place the watch in a well-lit area to charge the battery. Continue charging until the second hand [2] starts moving smoothly at 1-second intervals.
• All watch hands are at the 12 o'clock position, and the watch buttons do not respond when pressed (the second hand [2] has stopped at the 57, 58, 59, or 00 position). The battery charge is low. Place the watch in a well-lit area to charge the battery.
• The watch hands move in fast mode when I am not performing any operations. This may be due to one of the reasons described below. Fast hand movement does not indicate a malfunction of the watch.
• The watch hands suddenly stopped moving, and the watch buttons do not respond when pressed. The watch may be in battery recovery mode. Do not perform any operations for about 15 minutes until the hands resume normal movement. The hands should return to displaying the current time and resume normal movement. Place the watch in a well-lit area for faster battery charge restoration.
• The watch gains or loses an hour. You are using the watch in a location where the Daylight Saving Time transition differs from the setting of the Home City Code. For more information on switching from automatic (AT) Standard (STD)/Daylight Saving (DST) time switching to manual, refer to the section "Switching Between Standard and Daylight Saving Time Manually".
• The watch shows the incorrect time and/or date. The watch may have been exposed to strong magnetic fields or shock. You need to perform the analog time correction procedure.

Charging Issues

• The watch operation does not resume after placing it in a light source. This situation can occur when the battery charge level has dropped to Level 3. Continue to keep the watch in light for battery charging until the second hand [2] resumes smooth movement (at 1-second intervals).
• The second hand [2] initially moved at 1-second intervals, and then started moving at 2-second intervals again. The watch is not sufficiently charged. Place the watch in light for further battery charging.

World Time Issues

• The World Time display is incorrect. The time setting for the Home City Code is incorrect. Perform the correction for the Home City Code time.
• The World Time is fast or slow by one hour. The Daylight Saving Time setting for the selected World Time City is incorrect. For more information, refer to the section "Setting Standard or Daylight Saving Time for Selected World Time City".

Alarm Issues

• The alarm does not sound. The alarm signal is turned OFF. Turn the alarm signal ON. Check the alarm time setting – AM/PM. The battery charge level is too low. Place the watch in light to charge the battery. The watch crown may be pulled out. Return the watch crown to its original position.

City Code Table

This table lists city codes and their differences from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).

Notes:

• Data is as of December 2010. Rules regarding world time (UTC/GMT differences) and Daylight Saving Time depend on the country.
• In December 2007, Venezuela's UTC difference changed from -04:00 to -04:50. This watch retains the older value corresponding to CCS (Caracas, Venezuela).
• As of June 2011, Russia abolished the transition to Daylight Saving Time by presidential decree. Please consider this information when setting your watch.

Technical Specifications

• Accuracy: ±15 seconds per month (at normal temperature).
• Current Time: Hour, minute (hands move every 10 seconds), second, date.
• Calendar System: Fully automatic calendar programmed from the year 2000 to 2099.
• Other: Home City Code setting (29 city codes available); Daylight Saving Time (DST)/Standard Time; Automatic switching between DST/Standard Time.
• World Time: 29 city codes (29 time zones) and UTC. DST/Standard Time.
• Stopwatch:
  • Measuring Unit: 1/20 (0.05) second.
  • Measurement Limits: 59'59.95".
  • Lap Time Measurement: Stores up to 10 results, including the best lap time.
  • Measurement Mode: Elapsed time.
• Countdown Timer:
  • Measuring Unit: 1 second.
  • Measurement Range: 1 to 60 minutes (in 1-minute increments).
• Alarm: Daily alarm.
• Other: Power saving function; battery charge level indicator.
• Power: Solar panel and one rechargeable battery.
• Approximate Battery Life: 8 months (without further charging, with alarm use of 10 seconds per day).

Product Information

• Product Name: Wristwatch (electronic/electro-mechanical quartz) (Men's/Women's).
• Brand: CASIO.
• Manufacturer: CASIO COMPUTER Co., Ltd.
• Manufacturer Address: 1-6-2, Hon-machi 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-8543, Japan.
• Importer: ООО "Касио", 127015, Russia, Moscow, Butyrskaya St., Bldg. 77.
• Warranty Period: 1 year.
• Authorized Organization for Claims: As specified in the warranty card.