Before Getting Started; General Guide; Watch Face Items - Casio 5666 Operation Manual

Before Getting
Started...
This section provides an overview of the watch
and introduces convenient ways it can be
used.
Watch Features
Phone Linking
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The watch supports connection and
communication with a Bluetooth capable
phone.
Stopwatch
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You can measure elapsed time up to 24
hours in one-second units.
Dual Time
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Dual Time lets you keep track of the current
time in another time zone in addition to your
current location's time.
Alarm
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An alarm sounds whenever a time specified
by you is reached.
Note
The illustrations included in this
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operation guide have been created to
facilitate explanation. An illustration
may differ somewhat from the item it
represents.
Watch Operation Guide 5666

General Guide

The terms below are for the Calendar Mode.
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24-hour hand
A
Hour hand
B
Dual Time hour hand
C
Dual Time minute hand
D
Dual Time 24-hour hand
E
Function hand
F
Minute hand
G
Second hand
H
Crown
I
Day indicator
J
A button
Press this button to start a stopwatch elapsed
time operation.
Hold down this button for at least two seconds
in the Stopwatch Mode to return to the
Calendar Mode.
B button
Press this button to connect with the paired
phone and adjust the watch's time setting.

Watch Face Items

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Alarm on/off setting
A
While you are configuring alarm settings,
the second hand indicates whether the
current alarm is enabled or disabled.
[ON]: Alarm enabled
[OFF]: Alarm disabled
[R]
B
When the watch is standing by for
connection with a phone, the second hand
points to [R].
C e
The second hand points to this mark while
there is a connection between the watch
and a phone.
Day of week
D
In the Calendar Mode, the function hand
points to the day of the week in the Home
City.
Target time indicator
E
In the Stopwatch Mode, the function hand
indicates the difference between the
current and previous lap times.
[DT]
F
While Dual Time is in use, the function
hand points to [DT].
[ALM]
G
While the alarm time setting is being
configured, the function hand points to
[ALM].
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