Casio WVA-460DSE User Manual

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About This Product

Model: WVA-460DSE

Module: 4321/4322

Product Type: Electronic / Electro-mechanical quartz wristwatch (Men's/Women's)

Manufacturer: CASIO COMPUTER CO., Ltd.

Manufacturer Address: 6-2, Hon-machi 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-8543, Japan

Importer (Russia): OOO "Casio", Moscow, ul. Sushchevskaya, d.27, str. 1, Russia

Country of Origin: Japan

Warranty Period: 1 year

Compliance: Conforms to GOST 26270-98 (clause 4.35). Certificate of conformity numbers provided.

Important Information

Battery

If the display becomes dim or the backlight fails, replace the battery at a CASIO dealer. The battery included with your watch is for testing purposes and may have a shorter service life than standard batteries.

Water Protection

Watches are classified by water resistance levels (I to V) according to the degree of protection against water. Consult the table below to determine appropriate usage.

Water Resistance Classification
Marking on Case Rain, Splash Swimming, Washing Diving, Snorkeling Diving with Aqualung
INoNoNoNo
II WATER RESISTANTYesNoNoNo
III 50M WATER RESISTANTYesYesNoNo
IV 100M WATER RESISTANTYesYesYesNo
V 200M WATER RESISTANT 300M WATER RESISTANTYesYesYesYes (excluding depths requiring helium-oxygen mixture)

Notes:

Watch Care

For watches with polymer straps:

For watches with fluorescent cases and straps:

General Warning:

Calibration Signal

This watch automatically calibrates its time based on a time signal. You can also manually set the time.

Signal Transmission Centers: Located in Germany (25km from Frankfurt) and Antorn, England. The signal range is approximately 1500km. Signals may be weak beyond 500km.

Factors Affecting Signal Reception: Signal reception depends on weather conditions, atmospheric pressure, and temperature. Factors that can weaken the signal include:

Calibration Signal Reception Types:

To perform Forced Calibration:

  1. Place your watch horizontally.
  2. In Current Time Mode, press and hold [button D] for two seconds until the "RC" indicator flashes, indicating the watch is ready for calibration.
  3. The second hand will move to the 12 o'clock position and stop.
  4. The calibration process takes 2 to 7 minutes, sometimes up to 14 minutes. Do not move the watch during this period.
  5. After reception, if successful, the last reception data will be displayed.
  6. To stop the calibration process and return to Current Time Mode, press [button D].
  7. If reception fails, the "ERR" indicator will appear, and the watch will automatically return to Current Time Mode. You can also press [button D] to return to Current Time Mode.

Auto-Calibration Signal

When enabled, the watch automatically receives the signal six times daily (during the night or early morning). Auto-calibration only occurs when the watch is in Current Time Mode.

Enabling/Disabling Auto-Calibration:

  1. In Current Time Mode, press [button D] to view the last reception data.
  2. Press and hold [button A] until "ON/OFF" indicators appear.
  3. Press [button D] to turn auto-calibration ON (indicator "ON") or OFF (indicator "OFF").
  4. Press [button A] to confirm the settings.

Signal Reception Indicator:

This indicator shows the signal reception strength. Position the watch for optimal reception. It takes approximately 10 seconds for the indicator to display the signal reception strength.

World Time Mode

In this mode, you can view the local time in any of 30 cities worldwide (29 time zones). World Time values are automatically set according to the Current Time.

Setting Daylight Saving Time (DST):

  1. In World Time Mode, select the city code for which you want to enable or disable DST using [button D].
  2. Press and hold [button A] to turn DST ON or OFF.

Viewing Time in Another Time Zone:

In World Time Mode, press [button D] to select the city whose time you wish to view.

Analog Time Mode

The analog time in this watch is synchronized with the current time. Therefore, manual adjustment is usually not necessary.

Manual Adjustment (if analog time is incorrect):

  1. In Analog Time Mode, press and hold [button A] until "-00-" appears, indicating the start of settings.
  2. Use [button D] and [button B] to adjust the current time.
    • Pressing [button D] advances the time by 10 seconds.
    • Pressing [button B] moves the time back by 10 seconds.
    • Holding [button D] while pressing [button B] (or vice versa) allows for faster adjustment. Press any button to stop the fast adjustment.
  3. Press [button A] to confirm the settings.

Stopwatch Mode

The Stopwatch Mode allows you to measure elapsed time, split times, and dual finishes. The total measuring range is 99 minutes and 59.99 seconds.

Measuring Elapsed Time: [button D] (Start) – [button D] (Stop) – [button D] (Restart) – [button D] (Stop) – [button A] (Reset).

Measuring Split Times: [button D] (Start) – [button A] (Display Split Time, "SPL" indicator appears) – [button A] (Resume) – [button D] (Stop) – [button A] (Reset).

Dual Finish: [button D] (Start) – [button A] (First Finisher/Split) – [button D] (Second Finisher, displays result of 1st finisher) – [button A] (Release Split, displays result of 2nd finisher) – [button A] (Reset).

Current Time Mode (Detailed Settings)

Setting City Code:

  1. In Current Time Mode, press and hold [button A] until the city code flashes, indicating the start of settings.
  2. Press [button C] to cycle through settings: City Code – DST – 12/24 Hour Format – Seconds – Hours – Minutes – Year – Month – Day – Power Saving Mode – City Code.

Setting Seconds: If the seconds are flashing, press [button D] to reset the seconds count to "00". If you press [button D] when the seconds count is between 30 and 59, the seconds will reset to "00" and the minutes will increment by one. If the seconds count is between 00 and 29, the minutes will not change.

Setting Other Values (Minutes, Hours, etc.): Use [button D] to increase and [button B] to decrease the selected value. Holding the button allows for faster adjustment.

Setting 12/24 Hour Format: Press [button D] to switch between 12-hour and 24-hour formats. In the 12-hour format, the "P" indicator signifies PM.

Setting Your Current City Code: Use [button D] and [button B] to select your current city code.

Setting Daylight Saving Time (DST): When setting DST, press [button D] to cycle through the modes: Auto-select ("A"), DST OFF ("OF"), DST ON ("ON").

Setting Power Saving Mode: Press [button D] to turn Power Saving Mode ON or OFF.

Confirm Settings: Press [button A].

Backlight

Press [button B] in any mode to turn on the backlight. The backlight uses LED panels, whose brightness may decrease with continuous use. A faint sound during illumination is normal due to vibrating backlight elements and does not indicate a malfunction. The backlight may be difficult to see in direct sunlight. Frequent use of the backlight will shorten battery life.

Power Source

This watch is equipped with a solar battery and a rechargeable battery powered by the solar battery. If the watch is kept in darkness for extended periods, the rechargeable battery will discharge.

Press [button C] to check the battery level indicator.

Battery Level Indicator
Level Indicator Functions
1HISufficient charge for normal operation.
2MIDSufficient charge for normal operation.
3LOAlarm, backlight, and electronic display may not function; calibration may fail.
4CBattery fully depleted, but current timekeeping continues.
5-Battery fully depleted.

If no indicator is shown on the display, the battery is fully depleted. Place your watch in a well-lit area. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight to prevent potential damage to the watch.

Charging the Battery

After a full charge, normal operation lasts for approximately 6 months under the following conditions:

By exposing the watch to sunlight daily, you can ensure continuous battery charging.

Approximate Charging Time Required
Light Intensity Approximate Exposure Time
Direct sunlight (50,000 lux)6 minutes
Sunlight through window (10,000 lux)27 minutes
Daylight in cloudy weather (5,000 lux)43 minutes
Fluorescent light (500 lux)8 hours
Time Required to Charge Battery Level
Light Intensity Level 5 Level 4 Level 3 Level 2 Level 1
Direct Sunlight2 hours36 hours10 hours--
Sunlight through window6 hours140 hours38 hours--
Daylight in cloudy weather9 hours220 hours61 hours--
Fluorescent light100 hours----

Power Saving Mode

This mode conserves battery power by putting the watch into a sleep state when left in the dark.

Enabling/Disabling Power Saving Mode:

  1. In Current Time Mode, press and hold [button A] until the city code flashes, indicating the start of settings.
  2. Press [button C] 9 times to reach the Power Saving Mode setting.
  3. Press [button D] to turn Power Saving Mode ON or OFF. The "PS" indicator appears when it is ON.
  4. Press [button A] to confirm.

Automatic Sleep Mode: The watch may automatically enter sleep mode. To wake it, place it in a well-lit area or press any button.

Function Availability in Sleep Mode:

The watch automatically enters sleep mode. To resume normal operation, place it in a well-lit area or press any button.

Technical Specifications

Accuracy: ±15 seconds per month.

Timekeeping: Hour, minute, second, AM/PM indicator ("P"), year, month, day, day of the week.

Calendar System: Auto calendar from 2000 to 2099.

Other: 12/24 hour format, DST (Daylight Saving Time).

Calibration Signal: Receives signal 6 times daily, manual calibration available, selectable signal center.

World Time: Current time in 30 cities (29 time zones).

Alarm Mode: 3 daily alarms, hourly chime.

Stopwatch Mode: Maximum range 99 minutes, 59.99 seconds.

Analog Time Mode: Backlight (LED).

World Time City Codes

City Code City Difference from GMT Other Major Cities in the Same Time Zone
HNLHonolulu-11.0Pago Pago
ANCAnchorage-10.00Nome
LAXLos Angeles-08.00Las Vegas, Seattle, Dawson City
DENDenver-07.00El Paso, Edmonton
CHIChicago-06.00Houston, Dallas, New Orleans, Winnipeg
NYCNew York-05.00Montreal, Detroit, Boston, Panama City, Havana, Lima, Bogota
CCSCaracas-04.00-
RIORio de Janeiro-03.00Sao Paulo, Buenos Aires, Brasilia, Montevideo
GMTLisbon+00.0Dublin, Casablanca, Dakar, Abidjan
LONLondon+00.0Amsterdam, Algiers,
PARParis+01.00Amsterdam, Algiers,
BERBerlin+01.00-
ATHAthens+02.00-
CAICairo+02.00-
JRSJerusalem+02.00-
JEDJeddah+03.00Kuwait, Riyadh, Aden, Addis Ababa, Nairobi, Shiraz
THRTehran+03.05-
DXBDubai+04.00Abu Dhabi, Muscat
KBLKabul+04.05-
KHIKarachi+05.00-
DELDelhi+05.50Mumbai, Kolkata
DACDhaka+06.00Colombo
RGNYangon+06.50-
BKKBangkok+07.00Hanoi, Vientiane
HKGHong Kong+08.00Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Perth, Ulan Bator
SELSeoul+09.00Pyongyang
TYOTokyo+09.00-
ADLAdelaide+09.05Darwin
SYDSydney+10.00Melbourne, Rabaul
NOUNoumea+11.00Vila
WLGWellington+12.00Nadi, Nauru, Christchurch

Alarm Mode

You can set various daily alarms. When the set time is reached, the alarm will sound for 10 seconds. If the hourly chime is enabled, a short beep will sound at the start of each hour.

Setting an Alarm:

  1. In Alarm Mode, press [button D] to select the alarm type: AL1, AL2, AL3, or SIG (hourly chime).
  2. After selecting the alarm type, press and hold [button A]. The hour digits will flash, indicating they are selected for setting. The alarm will be automatically enabled at this point.
  3. Press [button C] to cycle through the settings: Hours – Minutes – Hours.
  4. Use [button D] to increase the value and [button B] to decrease it. Holding the button allows for faster adjustment.
  5. The 12/24 hour format corresponds to your current time setting. When using the 12-hour format, ensure you set AM/PM correctly.
  6. Press [button A] to confirm the settings and return to Alarm Mode.

Testing an Alarm: In Alarm Mode, press [button D] to test the alarm sound.

Enabling/Disabling Alarm/Hourly Chime: In Alarm Mode, press [button D] to select the alarm type. Then press [button A] to turn the selected alarm or chime ON or OFF.

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