Buka ea Mosebelisi ea Buka ea Analog le ea Digital ea ho Buisana ka VISION

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Thank you for choosing the VISION Talking Analog and Digital Watch. This watch is designed to provide clear time announcements in Spanish, making it ideal for individuals with visual impairments, children, and the elderly. It features both an analog display for traditional time-telling and a digital display for precise readings, along with an alarm function.

Setšoantšo sa 1: Pele view of the VISION Talking Analog and Digital Watch.

Tlhophiso

1. Ho phutholla le Tlhahlobo ea Pele

Carefully remove the watch from its packaging. Inspect the watch for any visible damage. The watch comes with a battery pre-installed and is ready for initial setup.

Figure 2: The watch as it appears in its original clear plastic case.

2. Initial Time Setting (Digital)

The digital time needs to be set first. Refer to the 'Operating Instructions' section for detailed steps on setting the digital time using the 'MODE', 'HOUR', and 'MINUTE' buttons.

3. Initial Time Setting (Analog)

The analog hands are set independently using the crown (small knob) on the side of the watch. Pull out the crown and rotate it to adjust the analog hands to match the digital time. Push the crown back in to secure the setting.

Litaelo tsa Ts'ebetso

Mesebetsi ea konopo

• Konopo ea MODE: Used to cycle through different modes (Time, Alarm Setting).
• TALKING Button: Press to hear the current time announced in Spanish.
• Konopo ea HORA: Used to adjust the hour in setting modes.
• MINUTE Button: Used to adjust the minute in setting modes.
• Moqhaka: Used to set the analog hands.

Telling Time

• Tsebiso ea Lentsoe: Tobetsa ea BUOA button to hear the current time spoken aloud in Spanish.
• Pontšo ea Dijiti: The digital display shows the time in a 12-hour format (AM/PM).
• Pontšo ea Analog: The traditional hands indicate the hour and minute.

Ho beha Nako ea Dijithale

1. Tobetsa ea MOKHOA konopo kgafetsa ho fihlela pontsho ya dijithale e bontsha mokgwa wa ho seta nako (hangata o bontshwa ke dinomoro tse benyang).
2. Sebelisa le HORA button to adjust the hour. Pay attention to AM/PM indicators.
3. Sebelisa le MOTSOTSO konopo ho fetola metsotso.
4. Tobetsa ea MOKHOA button again to confirm and exit the time setting mode.

Ho beha Alamo

1. Tobetsa ea MOKHOA button until the alarm setting mode is displayed (often indicated by an alarm icon or 'AL').
2. Sebelisa le HORA konopo ho seta hora ya alamo e lakatsehang.
3. Sebelisa le MOTSOTSO konopo ho seta metsotso e lakatsehang ya alamo.
4. Tobetsa ea MOKHOA button to activate the alarm and exit the setting mode.
5. To turn off a sounding alarm, press any button.

Tlhokomelo

Ho hloekisa

Ho hlwekisa oache ea hau, e hlakole butle ka lesela le bonolo, le omileng. Bakeng sa litšila tse thata, e hloekise hanyaneamp cloth can be used, but ensure no moisture enters the watch. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.

Phetoho ea Battery

The watch uses a Lithium-metal battery. When the voice announcement becomes faint or the digital display dims, it's time to replace the battery. It is recommended to have battery replacement performed by a qualified watch technician to ensure proper sealing and function.

Ho hanyetsa Metsi

This watch is marked as "WATER RESISTANT." This typically means it can withstand splashes, rain, or brief immersion in water, such as washing hands. It is eseng suitable for swimming, showering, or diving. Prolonged exposure to water or submersion may cause damage.

Ho batle phoso

• No Voice Announcement:
  • Check battery level. Replace if low.
  • Ensure the TALKING button is pressed firmly.
• Pontšo ea Digital ha e na letho kapa e Lerootho:
  • Battery may be depleted. Replace the battery.
• Time is Inaccurate:
  • Re-set the digital time following the instructions in the 'Operating Instructions' section.
  • Ensure the analog hands are synchronized with the digital time by adjusting the crown.
  • Low battery can affect timekeeping accuracy. Consider battery replacement.
• Alamo ha e lle:
  • Ensure the alarm is set correctly and activated.
  • Sheba boemo ba betri.

Litlhaloso

Figure 3: Watch face diameter measurement (40 mm).

Figure 4: Watch case thickness measurement (16 mm).

Figure 5: Watch strap width measurement (18 mm).

Setšoantšo sa 6: Examples of wrist circumference fit (20 cm and 12 cm).

Warranty le Tšehetso

For warranty information or technical support, please refer to the documentation included with your purchase or contact the seller/manufacturer directly. Keep your proof of purchase for any warranty claims.