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bsava manual of canine and feline musculosketal disorders bsava manualsEach of these items watering days.All electrical compo- 1. BATTERY MANUAL NEXT START 3. Set the Sensor Configuration Switch (6) to NC Connecting (optional) Rain Sensor (Normally Closed) or NO (Normally Open) operation A rain sensor is a remote sensing device that can be as required by the type of sensor connected. The timer is the brain of the system, signaling the control Valve 2 MANUAL valves when to start and stop the flow of water to the START NEXT. After installing the indoor model Scheduling Advisor interactive software to guide you timer, remove the form and store it in the pocket formed through the complete watering schedule process. Only the cur- rent time and date information will be lost and will need Month to be reset if power is disconnected from the timer for more than 24 hours. To set a Calendar schedule, con- tinue here. To set an Interval schedule see page 23. To set an Odd or Even schedule, see page 24. To turn Off a program, see page 26. Check the switch setting. If necessary, programs reposition the switch to select the desired program. The current watering schedule will be displayed.Check the switch setting. The current watering schedule will be displayed.Selecting Off simply places the program on hold until one of the watering day schedules is selected. Turn the control dial to the watering days position. Check the switch setting. If necessary, programs 3 5 7 9 reposition the switch to select the desired program. Program start time number 1 will begin flashing. The 4 6 8 current program start time or OFF will be displayed for start time number 1. If necessary, programs reposition the switch to select the desired program. Zone number 1 will be flashing and its current run time or OFF will be shown. While in the automatic mode, the Timer Operation display will show two types of information: Status and Operating. The ECXTRA timer has three modes of operation: Auto- This example shows the Status matic, Manual and Off.http://www.fobas.cz/userfiles/adt-security-manager-2000-user-manual.xml

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During operation, temporary changes Flashing can be made to increase or decrease the zone run time, step through the zone sequence and pause or stop watering using the “Watering Control Features”. For example, rain is forecast in your area for the next two days. Instead of turning the timer off (and possibly forgetting to turn it back on), a rain delay of 3 days can be easily entered. Leaving the control dial in the position will prevent all automatic and manual watering operations. The timer will continue to track the current time and day of the week. Only the current time and date information will be lost and will need to be reset if power is disconnected for more than 24 hours. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. See All Buying Options Add to Wish List Disabling it will result in some disabled or missing features. You can still see all customer reviews for the product. The only problem is the large case size.takes up a lot of wall space with the provision for additional solonoids (I do not know anyone having more than six watering stations). Also, did I mention that it is ginormous??? I thought it would be bigger and easier to use than our existing 4 zone timer, as in twice as big would have allowed for more ease of access and better controls, easier to read display, etc., but it is 8X bigger and I cannot imagine where I will find room to install it without building a separate building for it. OK, that's a bit of hyperbole, but barely. I also read the blurbs on it in detail, and one critical feature I desired was having a computer interface so that I could monitor and program it from a PC easily and without having to go thru all those silly brain dead program sequences, that I know everyone out there just loathes. Well, guess what?http://dush-kz.ru/uploads/fck/adt-security-manuals.xml It does NOT interconnect or communicate with a computer in any fashion at all. Also, the construction quality is very cheap plastic, does not appear high quality, and really, this was such a bad buying decision on my part that I want to practice fencing without body protection gear. If anyone wants to buy it from me at a great discount, I will sell it to them immediately, new in the box! Please try again later. From the United StatesNon-volatile memory, ease of programming, schedule flexibility. The only problem is the large case size.takes up a lot of wall space with the provision for additional solonoids (I do not know anyone having more than six watering stations).Please try again later. Robert Kirbo 3.0 out of 5 stars Also, did I mention that it is ginormous??? I thought it would be bigger and easier to use than our existing 4 zone timer, as in twice as big would have allowed for more ease of access and better controls, easier to read display, etc., but it is 8X bigger and I cannot imagine where I will find room to install it without building a separate building for it. If anyone wants to buy it from me at a great discount, I will sell it to them immediately, new in the box!Please try again later. Philip M. Dooley 5.0 out of 5 stars Please try again later.I would love to operate two zones at a time but it will not allow it.Please try again later. As it came with a passably weather tight enclosure it was an easy choice. The intended location would be in full sun, so I set it up on the bench to acquaint myself with the programming.I was more interested in getting it installed and operating so I could get paid. It has a flash memory and without battery backup is claimed to save program info indefinitely, and time and day info for 24 hours which made it much more simple to pre-program and install. Installation itself was brainless, once programmed I was fortunate enough that it fit perfectly in the old location so it was a matter of less than an hour to have it up and running. A fairly well touted feature is the expandability to 12 zones. Small plastic snap-in modules with a pair of wire ports can link two zones to the main board, just pick up a coupla more modules and you're off.In fact, the unit comes with a rudimentary program already in memory, so a user could install it and never have to touch a dial. I'd say if you're looking for a decent, non-commercial timer you can find at any Big Box, (or Amazon, of course!) this is a good unit.Please try again later. Todd Pederson 4.0 out of 5 stars I needed a replacement. 6 zones weren't going to cut it. This one is expandable. I must say, I have read many reviews on this product and I am shocked to see how difficult people have made this product out to be. I managed to install the expansion adaptors for more zones. Install a rain sensor (that my old controller didn't have), and use the time pod to update my watering schedule. The biggest hassle was finding a new spot to mount the controller and run a power cord (I just cut the end off an old extension cord and had to fish it through the hole the previous power cord ran through). I like it. It works for me. I can imagine how frustrated people are when they have to program by hand (and memory for that matter). The time pod makes this thing a snap to program. Worth every nickel. I am tired of reading complaints from people who lack the intitiative to work a little bitPlease try again later. JustMyOpinion 1.0 out of 5 stars First of all, an important function didn't work, and the Customer Service folks were not helpful other than sending me the manual and telling me to look it up (which I already had, ThankYouVeryMuch). The problem? It will not accept a 'manual' setting so I am unable to turn on a single zone. Customer Service was clueless. My sprinkler guy played with it until he found the answer.) Second, both the computer program and manual interface are a total nightmare. OnMyGawsh. I can't tell you how long I've spent in frustration. I generally don't have a problem with the switches and dials needed for sprinkler systems, but this one.It makes no sense whatsoever. The software wants to dictate how many minutes each station should be watered. Finding an override, so I could enter the times myself, was very frustrating and time consuming. Documentation was nonexistent. Again, Customer Service was clueless.) I think it's a great idea, but it needs more time in development. The software interface, which was the selling point for me, is a nightmare. You're on your own; Cutomer Service has no idea.Please try again later. anthony 5.0 out of 5 stars While I was at it I wanted Sprinkler Timer that had an option for A rain sensor and also could be programmed by my computer with the Toro Time Pod option (A Special USB stick with a custom connector on one end). As far as I know Only Toro has this computer programming option. Apparently older versions were quite buggy and the units that are on shelves will have ancient versions. I was able to install the software and Program the time pod literally in seconds. The software makes you answer a few questions in case you want it to create an automated program for you based on weather it gets automatically form your, zip code, humidity etc. You have o answer the questions even if your going to create a manual program, silly but not a problem. The Sprinkler timer itself and wireless rain sensor is easy to install. I have no complaints. The instructions for wiring the rain sensor could be clearer about combining the 24 volt leads with the power leads for the rain sensor since there is only one 24 volt feed.Please try again later. User's GuideService and Specifications I Clearing the Program Memory 36 I Automatic Circuit Protection 37 I Adding a Zone Module 37 I Troubleshooting 38 I Specifications 39. Glossary of Terms 39-41 Warranty 42. Timer ComponentsUp to six modules (12 zones) can in the installed in the outdoor timer model and five modules (10 zones) in the indoor model.Slide the timer downward to engage the tabs.Zone Valves. Valve Common WireYou will need to have this information when connecting the valve wires to the timer. Jumper Wire 12Valve Common Wire. Pump RelayConnecting a Rain SensorA rain sensor is a remote device which can be connected directly to your ECXTRA will disappear and timer operation will resume as programmed. The timer controls automatic operation based on a watering schedule that you set. The watering schedule determines when and how long each zone will be watered. Zone 1 sprinklers run for 10 minutes and shut off. Zone 2 sprinklers then turn on, run for 10 minutes and shut off. The timer skips zone 3 then turns on zone ECXTRA offers the multiple program fea-. Selecting Watering Days. The ECXTRA provides four options for scheduling watering days: Calendar, Interval, Odd or Even and Off. This is how the ECXTRA enables you to assign zones to different programs. Each zone can have a different run time assigned in each program. You will have a record of your watering schedule and zone locations which can be kept with your ECXTRA after it is installed. Watering Schedule FormThe default watering schedule operates as follows. Note: For each program, you can select Calendar, Interval Odd, Even or Off. To set a Calendar schedule, continue here. To turn Off a program, see page 26. Turn the control dial to the WATERING DAYS position. Check the PROGRAMS switch setting. If necessary, reposition the switch to select the desired program. The current watering schedule will be displayed. A Calendar watering day schedule is used to select specific days of the week to water. Note: Turning off a program does not alter or erase a preset watering day schedule. Selecting Off simply places the program on hold until one of the watering day schedules is selected. Check the PROGRAMs switch setting. The zone numbers will be shown at the bottom of the display when setting zone run time. Press the NEXT button. The hour digit(s) or OFF will begin flashing.Return the control dial to the RUN position.The pump delay time can be adjusted from 1 to 60In the Automatic mode the timer tracks the time and day and operates the automatic watering schedules. The Manual mode enables the zones and watering programs to be started and controlled manually at any time. Upon completion of the manual watering operation, the timer will return to the Automatic mode. You may operate all zones or selected zones in each program.At the end ofA 50 setting, for example, would decrease a 20-minute zone run time to 10 minutes. Increases however, work a little differently. With any adjustment above 100, the ECXTRA multiple watering operation. The timer will continue to track the current time and day of. For extended shutdown of the sprinkler system leave the control dial in the OFF position. Example 1. Clearing the Program Memory. Once programmed, the ECXTRA memory will be retained for several years with or without power.Scheduling Advisor. An exclusive Toro software program which guides you easily through the ECXTRA programming process toOutdoor Timer Model A timer model with an enclosure designed to for either indoor or outdoor installation. Plug-in Module A small module that plugs into the Toro ECXTRA timer to provide connection and operation of two additional zones. Time Pod Portable electronic device used to transport ECXTRA watering schedule information from the PC based using CAS software to the ECXTRA timer. Transformer See (Power Supply). NEITHER THE TORO COMPANY NOR TORO WARRANTY COMPANY Commission helpful. This booklet is available from the U.S. Government Printing Office. Each of these items will be explained in further detail within the appropriate programming, operating and installation sections of this guide. 1 - LCD Display A - “Start Time” symbol is displayed when setting the program start times. D - Program A, B and C identifiers. E - “Watering On” symbol is displayed when a watering zone is running. Symbol blinks when watering is paused. F - “Watering Off” symbol is displayed when the Rain Delay feature is active. G - “Percent” symbol is displayed when the Season Adjust feature is in use. H - Watering zone identification numbers. I - Day-of-the-week identifiers. Resumes watering if paused. Advances through stations manually when watering.Make sure the outlet is not controlled by a light switch or used to power any large appliance such as a refrigerator, freezer, or air conditioner. 2. Remove the mounting bracket attached to the back of the timer housing by pulling the lower edge of the bracket away and downward from the timer housing. 3. Place the mounting bracket (A) against the wall aligning the top edge at about eye level. Drive two stainless steel screws (B) into the wall through two holes provided in the bracket. For additional stability, secure the bracket with three screws. Slide the timer downward to engage the tabs. Note: After installation, store the Quick Start Guide in the pocket (F) formed between the timer and bracket. 6 B C F A E D Usi ng d ire ct-b uria l ir riga tio n cab le i s re comm end ed. Choo se a cab le that has at lea st o ne a ddit ion al w ire cond ucto r t han the numb er o f val ves to be conn ecte d. 2. Attach the white color-coded wire to either one of the wires from each valve solenoid. This is called the valve common wire. 3. A ttac h an in divi dual col or-c ode d wi re t o th e re mai ning wir e fr om e ach val ve s olen oid. Mak e a not e of the wir e col or u sed for eac h va lve and the wat erin g zo ne i t co n- tro ls. You will ne ed t his info rmat ion whe n co nnec ting the val ve w ires to the tim er. Note: The zone module has snap-in wire terminals. To attach wires, simply raise the lever, insert the stripped wire, and press the lever down to secure. 5. R eferring to “Tim er Comp onents” on page 5 and t he diagra m above, connec t the va lve com mon wire to the te rminal labeled “COM” (1 0). Con nect the indivi d- ual zo ne valv e wires to the a ppropri ate zone module termin als (11 ).CAUTION: To pr ev ent p ump d ama ge du e t o ba ck pr ess ur e, co nne ct a jum pe r w ir e f ro m a ny un use d zon e ter mi nal to a zo ne te rm ina l wit h a v al ve co nne ct ed. No te: R efe r to “P ump Co nt rol ” sec ti on on pa ge 29 f or im por ta nt pu mp co ntr ol in for ma tio n. ? C on ne c t in g? t h e? Pl u g -I n? T ra ns f o rm er CAUTION: Do no t p lu g t he tr an sfo rme r int o an el ect ri cal o utl et un til a ll of th e wir in g p ro ced ur es ha ve be en co mpl et ed. 1. R oute the co rd f rom the tran sfo rmer (13 ) th roug h t he sma ll o peni ng p rov ided in the base of the hou sing as sho wn b elow. 2. Connect one transformer cable wire to each terminal labeled 24 VAC (8). The wires can be connected to either terminal. Note: When power is applied to the timer, the display will begin flashing 12:00 am.Pull the cover outward from the bottom to remove. 3. Three lower mounting holes (C) are provided. The center hole is open and the outer holes are plugged.Use the dimension shown to predrill holes for screw anchors. 3. Hang the cabinet on the screw using the keyhole slot (B) on the back panel. Make sure the cabinet slides down securely on the screw. 4. Install the lower mounting screw(s) and tighten securely. Note: Conduit and adapters are not provided.Note: After installation, store the Quick Start Guide on the hook located on the inside of the door. 10 MAN UAL ST ART ON NEX T OFF 6 ? (15.24mm) B A D C Usin g d irec t-bu rial irr iga- tio n ca ble is r eco mmen ded. Cho ose a c able tha t ha s at leas t on e mo re wire con duct or t han the num ber of val ves to b e co nne cted. 2. Attach the white color-coded wire to either one of the wires from each valve solenoid. To attach wires, simply raise the lever, insert the stripped wire, and press the lever down to secure. 5. R eferring to the Timer C omponent s on pa ge 5 and the di agram a bove, se cure the valve common w ire to the te rminal labeled COM (10). Conne ct the i ndividu al zone v alve wi res to t he appro priate zone mod ule termin als (11 ). Note: Connecting a master valve or pump start relay is optional and may not be required in your sprinkler system. Valve Common Wire Zone Valves Master Valve 11 10 9 C on nec t a j ump er wi re fr om an u nus ed zo ne te rmi na l t o a z on e t erm in al wi th a val ve co nn ect ed. Note: The display will begin flashing 12:00 am. Press any button to halt flashing display. 12 24 VAC Pump Relay Valve Common Wire Jumper Wire WA RNI NG: AC power wiring must be installed and connected by qualified personnel only. All electrical compo- nents and installation procedures must comply with all applicable local and national electrical codes. Some codes may require a means of dis- connection from the AC power source installed in the fixed wiring and having a contact separation of at least 0.120 ? in the line and neutral poles. Make sure the power source is OFF prior to con- necting the timer. 10 9 A sensor bypass switch is provided to enable the sensor operation to be turned On and Off as needed. Whe n th e ra in s ens or d etec ts r ain, it sig nals the ECX TRA to susp end all wat erin g op erat ions. T he “ No W ater ing” sym bol wil l ap pear in the upp er r ight cor ner of the dis- pla y un til the sen sor drys out and au toma tica lly rese ts. The sy mbol wil l th en disa ppea r an d ti mer ope rati on wil l re sume as pro gram med. 1. Route the two sensor wires from the device into the timer housing through the access hole provided. 2. R em ove t he pl ast ic pi ece f rom t he Se nso r ter mi nal co nne ct ors. Con ne ct the t wo se nso r wir es in a ny or der. MA NU AL ST ART ON NE XT OF F 6 5 3. Set the Sensor Configuration Switch (6) to NC (Normally Closed) or NO (Normally Open) operation as required by the type of sensor connected. Note: Refer to the instructions provided with the rain sensor to determine NO or NC switch type and for additional installation and operating information. 4. Set the Sensor Bypass Switch (5) as required: ENB (enable) allows the rain sensor to interrupt watering; DIS (disable) bypasses the rain sensor input. IMPORTANT: Do not use the ENB switch position with the NC switch position unless a Normally Closed rain sensor is connected. Watering operation will be suspended if this condition occurs. 13 BATTER Y M AN U A L S T A R T O N N E XT O F F P R O G RA MS B C A Each valve controls a group of sprinklers called a water- ing zone. The tim er c ontr ols aut omat ic o pera tio n ba sed on a wat er- ing sch edul e th at you set. The wat eri ng s ched ule dete r- min es w hen and how lon g ea ch z one wil l be wat ered. Th e ECX TRA prov ides th ree inde pend ent wat erin g pr ogra ms (ca lled A, B an d C ). E ach prog ram can hav e it ’s o wn wat erin g sc hedu le. Thi s fe atur e en abl es e ach zone to fol- low thr ee d iffe ren t wa teri ng s ched ule s. I t is imp orta nt to rem embe r th at y ou only nee d to use on e pr ogra m to ope r- ate the tim er. The two rem aini ng p rog rams are the re i f y ou nee d th em. Whe n an aut omat ic prog ram star ts, the val ves oper ate one at a ti me i n n umer ic o rder. In ot her word s, o ne z one wou ld w ater com ple tely bef ore anot her zon e wo uld turn on. Thi s is cal led a w ater ing cycl e. 14 MANUAL START ON NEXT OFF Valve 1 - Zone 1 - Parkway Lawn - Fixed Spray Valve 2 - Zone 2 - Front Lawn - Fixed Spray Valve 3 - Zone 3 - Front Shrubs - Flood Bubbler Valve 4 - Zone 4 - Back Lawn - Geared Rotor Valve 5 - Zone 5 - Garden - Drip Valve 1 Timer Valve 2 House Valve 3 Valve 4 Valve 5 Lawn zones 1 and 2 each have a run time of 10 minutes and lawn zone 4 is set to run for 20 minutes. Note that zones 3 and 5 water shrubs and flowers and have been excluded from this program. (These zones will be scheduled to operate on a another program.) As sho wn in t he Water ing Prog ram Dia gram, at 4:00 am the ti mer sta rts the program waterin g cycle. Zone 1 sprin- klers run for 10 minutes and shut off. The tim er ski ps z one 3 th en turn s on zon e 4, wh ich runs for 20 min utes and shu ts off. Zon e 5 is s kip ped and the wate rin g cyc le e nds at 4:40 am. As you can see from this example, only one program start time was needed to operate three different zones. Using more than one program for example, would enable lawn zones to be watered every day on program A, shrub zones to run on on Monday, Wednesday and Friday on program B and drip irrigation to soak the flower beds every three days on program C. Although the ECXTRA offers the multiple program fea- ture, you may want to have all zones on one program if it meets your needs. The other programs can remain turned off until you need to use them. 15 3 12 9 6 3 12 9 6 3 12 9 6 Zone 1 Program starts at 4:00 am Program ends at 4:40 am Zone 2 Zone 4 Watering?Program?Diagram This is a seven-day schedule which starts on Sunday and ends on Saturday. This i llustra tion sho ws how a Calend ar sche dule wou ld be displa yed when the control dial is in the watering days position. In thi s examp le, prog ram A ha s water ing days set fo r mo (Mo nday), we (Wedn esday) a nd fr ( Friday). Interval Schedule An Interval schedule enables watering days to be select- ed without regard to the actual days of the week. For example, if you want to water every third day, you would select a 3-day Interval. Interval schedules range from 1-day (watering every day) to 7-day (watering every sev- enth day). When an Interval schedule is used, you can cho ose whic h da y o f th e we ek w ill be the firs t da y of th e Int erva l. T he n umb er o f da ys i n th e I nter val dete rmin es the ava ilab le s tar t da ys. For exam ple, if you hav e se lec ted a 3 -day Int erva l a nd t oday is Sund ay, you may cho ose to sta rt t he I nter val tod ay, Mond ay o r T uesd ay. This illustration shows how an Inter- val schedule would be displayed. In this example, program B has a 3- day Interval schedule which will start on Monday. This illustration shows how an Odd day schedule would be dis- played. In this example, Monday and Fri- day are excluded from program A. Program Off Selecting OFF suspends the operation of the program when it is not needed. Turning the program off does not alter or erase the watering day schedule of the program, it simply places the program on hold until it is needed. This illustration shows how a pro- gram would be displayed if its water- ing day schedule is turned off. In this example, program C is off. It is important to remember that a program only requires one start time to operate automatically. When a program starts, each zone assigned to the program will water in numerical order, one at a time for its set run time. Sometimes it is necessary to run a watering program more than one time per day. For example, when germi- nating a new lawn. The ECXTRA enables each program to have up to four separate start times per day. Program start times are numbered 1 through 4. These numbers are shown at the top left of the display next to the start time symbol when the control dial is in the start time position and indicate how many start times are currently set for the program. This illustration shows how a program start time is dis- played. In this example, program A has one start time (start time number 1) set for 3:00 am. Setting?the?Zone?Run?Time A zone run time is the length of time the zone (controlled by the valve) will water during the program watering cycle. The run time for each zone can be set from Off (no run time) to 4 hours, in one-minute increments. A zone is assigned to a program when it is given a run time. If the run time for a zone is turned Off in a program, it will not operate during the program watering cycle. This is how the ECXTRA enables you to assign zones to different programs. Eac h zo ne c an h ave a d iffe rent run ti me a ssig ned in e ach pro gram. Fo r ex amp le, zone 1 c ould be set to run for 15 min utes in prog ram A a nd 1 0 mi nute s i n pr ogra m B. All zones assigned to the program are shown on the lower portion of the display when the control dial is in the set zone times ? position. This illustration shows how zone run time is displayed. Zone 1 has a 10-minute run time and zone 2 is set to run for 25 min- utes. The zon e run ti me being displa yed is identifi ed by th e flashi ng zone number. N ote the run ti me symb ol is show n to indica te that zone ru n time i s being set. 17 Flashing Flashing You wil l ha ve a rec ord of your wat erin g s ched ule and zone loc atio ns w hich ca n be kep t wi th y our ECX TRA afte r it is ins tall ed. If y ou have an indo or m ode l ti mer, a w ater ing sch edul e fo rm i s p rovi ded on p age 20 for you to f ill out the n re move to kee p wi th t he t imer. T his form is dupl ica t- ed on a dec al l oca ted on t he i nsid e c over of the outd oor mod el t imer. Guidelines for Watering There are several factors to be considered when decid- ing when and how long to water. For example, the soil type (i.e., clay, loam, etc.), the part of the landscape being watered, climate conditions and the type of sprin- klers being used. You will have the best water pressure at this time and the water can soak into the plant root zone while evaporation is minimal. Fi lli ng ?O ut? th e?W at er ing ?S che du le ?Fo rm When f illing out this form, u se a pe ncil so changes can be easily made. Note: Enter the following information for each pro- gram. For an Interval schedule circle the desired Interval number. For Odd or Even days, simply mark the appropriate box. Each program can have 1 to 4 start times per watering day. Note: A start time that occurs while a watering cycle is in progress will be delayed until the current watering cycle is finished. Therefore, when using multiple start times within a program or when using multiple programs, schedule the start times to allow each watering cycle to run completely before the next cycle starts. ? Pl an ni ng ?Y ou r? Wa te ri ng ?S ch ed ul e Only the cur- rent time and date information will be lost and will need to be reset if power is disconnected from the timer for more than 24 hours. The ECXTRA has a permanent (default) watering sched- ule that can operate your sprinkler system automatically when power is first applied. If you do not wish to program the timer, you can use the default watering schedule as is. With the current time and date set, your ECXTRA will be ready to operate automatically. No te: T he wa ter in g p rog ra m m em ory c an be re se t t o the de fau lt pr og ram a t a ny ti me. Note: The time of day will be displayed in hours and minutes (12-hour format). To select a 24-hour format, press the next button repeatedly to display 12 H. Press the next button once (the hour digits will begin flashing). No te: T he di spl ay wi ll be gin t o c ha nge r api dl y i f eit he r bu tto n is he ld do wn for m ore t han t wo se con ds. Press the next button to select the next portion of the display. 4. Repeat steps and to set the following current information: minutes, year, month and day.