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Thank you for buying the SC-707W 100 Memory Stopwatch. Your purchase brings you
a world class timepiece with a vast array of advanced timekeeping modes and functions
specifically developed for numerous fitness, sports, and training activities.
Please take a moment to review this operating guide so that you can become familiar with
the SC-707W's many capabilities and how you can maximize your benefits from the
modes of operation: normal time, alarms, multi-memory chronograph, target time
chronograph, multi-mode countdown timer and pacer.
NORMAL TIME
ALARM TIME(S)
MULTI-MEMORY
CHRONOGRAPH
SC-707W INSTRUCTIONS
A
D
OPERATING SEQUENCE
PRESS(C)
● Hours, Minutes, Seconds
● Month, Date, Day, Year
● 12 Hour (AM/FM) or 24 Hour (military) time
systems
PRESS(C)
● Two (2) independent daily alarms can be set to
sound at separate times
● Hourly chime
PRESS(C)
● Displays times to 1/100 of a second
● 100 dual memory recall on demand
B
C
NORMAL TIME MODE
ALARM TIME
MULTI-MEMORY CHRONO
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- Page 1 SC-707W INSTRUCTIONS Thank you for buying the SC-707W 100 Memory Stopwatch. Your purchase brings you a world class timepiece with a vast array of advanced timekeeping modes and functions specifically developed for numerous fitness, sports, and training activities. Please take a moment to review this operating guide so that you can become familiar with the SC-707W’s many capabilities and how you can maximize your benefits from the...
- Page 2 ● Simultaneously displays lap and split times ● Times events to 16 hours ● Multi-mode operation times single events, multiple readings and continuous events ● Automatic lap counter TARGET TIME CHRONOGRAPH PRESS(C) TARGET TIME CHRONO ● Input up to five (5) target times to compare actual performance versus your goals ●...
- Page 3 12/24 Hour Time Systems: Select from 12 hour (am/pm) or 24 hour (military time) time (display) by pressing (B). 24 hour: (24HR) symbol appears above seconds. 12 Hour (PM) symbol appears above seconds for PM times. Absence of a symbol indicates AM time.
- Page 4 Select alarm to be armed. Press (A). Alarm symbol (((•))) will appear when the alarm is armed or disappear when disarmed. Or alarm will be automatically armed upon entering the setting procedure. Using the Hourly Chime: When armed, the hourly chime will sound a “beep” to indicate the start of each hour.
- Page 5 Timing Single Events: Press (B) to start. Press (B) again to stop. Press (A) to reset to all zeros. Multiple Time Readings: START: Press (B) to start. Time appears running in both rows of the display. LAP/SPLIT READING: Press (A) to take a reading. The LAP time (the interval of time since the last reading) will appear in the bottom row.
- Page 6 Continue for as many single events as required. Review previous readings using the RECALL function by pressing (D). Reset to all zeros by pressing (A) while timing has been stopped. Notes: • After one (1) hour, the chrono will display running time in tenths (1/10) of seconds. •...
- Page 7 How the TARGET CHRONO works: You may preset up to five (5) times into the TARGET CHRONO. Each preset time must reflect the interval (or difference) of time between the previous reading and your next goal. Using the 5K run example, let’s assume your objective is to develop a “kick”...
- Page 8 Then press and hold (D) for three (3) seconds – target hours will begin to flash. Advance hours by pressing (A). Press (C). Minutes will appear flashing. Advance minutes by pressing (A). Repeat this procedure for seconds and tenths. Exit the setting function at any time by pressing (D).
- Page 9 If your actual time is less than the TARGET, the lower row will display the difference (i.e. no plus sign (+) will appear). Once the reading is taken, the next target time (5:05.0 in the example above) activates instantly and begins counting down. The display from the previous reading will remain frozen for 15 seconds and then release to the running time of the next target.
- Page 10 The TIMER mode operates as a reverse CHRONOGRAPH, counting down from a pre- determined time to zero and sounding an alarm. Think of it as similar to a game timer on the scoreboard which shows time left to play at a football, basketball, or hockey game or a soccer match.
- Page 11 complete, an alarm will sound and the next preset time will automatically start counting down. If no time is entered (i.e. all zeros) the timer will automatically advance to the next preset time and become active. To de-activate LOOP sequence while in TIMER mode, press (B) to stop countdown and then press (A) to reset to the preset time.
- Page 12 COUNTDOWN CHRONO (CC): Press (B) to start. Alarm will sound at completion of countdown time and CHRONO mode becomes active. Please refer to CHRONOGRAPH section for complete operation. NOTES: • To reset countdown time to current preset time, press (D) when timer is stopped. •...
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Page 13: General Operation Notes
When active, the pacer count will appear in the box. For example, a count of 98 will be indicated by “98” in the box. The counter adds on (1) for each beep emitted and will count to 99, then reset to 00. Bar graph segments will fill in and disappear at the pacer rate.
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