Stopwatch; Measuring Elapsed Time; Flyback Timing (Lap Timing) - Casio 5604 Operation Manual

Stopwatch

Pressing (A) in the Calendar Mode enters the
Stopwatch Mode and starts an elapsed time
measurement operation (Direct Start).
The stopwatch measures elapsed time in units
of one second up to 23 hours, 59 minutes, 59
seconds (24 hours).
Note
Direct Start is disabled while there is a
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Bluetooth connection between the
watch and another device.

Measuring Elapsed Time

1.
In the Calendar Mode, press (A).
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This enters the Stopwatch Mode and
starts an elapsed time measurement
operation.
Calendar Mode Stopwatch Mode
Hours, minutes
Hours (24-hour time)
A
Start
A
Stop
A
Resume
A
Stop
2.
Press (B) to reset the elapsed time to all
zeros.
To return to the Calendar Mode, reset
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the stopwatch to all zeros and then
press (B).
Operation Guide 5604

Flyback Timing (Lap Timing)

Minutes, seconds
1.
In the Calendar Mode, press (A).
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This enters the Stopwatch Mode and
starts an elapsed time measurement
operation.
Each press of (B) causes the elapsed time
of the section (lap time) to be shown for
about 10 seconds.
Elapsed time measurement for the next
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lap continues internally during the
approximately 10 seconds that the lap
time is shown.
When the elapsed time exceeds 10
seconds, the second hand will return to
indicating of the current lap time.
Pressing (B) when the next lap time is
10 seconds or less will display that lap
time.
2.
Press (B) to reset the elapsed time to all
Seconds
zeros.
To return to the Calendar Mode, reset
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the stopwatch to all zeros and then
press (B).
Seconds
Hours
A
Timing Start 1
B
Timing Start 2
B
Timing Start 3
A
Stop
Lap Times
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A lap time is the time elapsed during a
specific lap or segment. Lap times are
recorded internally by the watch. The
watch displays the elapsed time of the
current lap.
A
Start
Lap Time 1
B
Lap Time 2
B
Lap Time 3
A
Goal
Note
Lap times can be viewed with EDIFICE
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Connected after measurement is
complete.
Viewing Stopwatch Data
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