KTJ TA 299 / 2100 Stopwatch Operating Manual

Professional Three-line Stopwatch Instruction Manual KTJ TA 299 / 2100 (99 memory slots)

Package contents:

- Stopwatch – 1 pc.
- Battery – 1 pc.
- Cord with plastic clip – 1 pc.

Technical specifications:

• Stopwatch:
    - Maximum timing: 9 hours 59 minutes 59 seconds
    - 99 memory slots for saving lap times
    - Display of fastest (FS), slowest (SL), and average (AV) times
• Timer:
• Counter for the number of timer repetitions
• Metronome:
    - Frequency from 10 to 320 beats/min
    - Display of frequency and beat counter
• Clock:
    - Displays hours, minutes, seconds, month, date, day of the week, and year
    - Alarm function available
• Weight: 74 g
• Dimensions: 2.5 cm x 15 cm x 18 cm
• Material: Plastic

STOPWATCH OPERATION

- Press MODE to select stopwatch mode.

- Before using this mode, all digits should be set to 0:00:00:0

Start and timing:

- Press START/STOP to start the stopwatch.

- Press LAP/RESET for the first split. The first line shows lap time (or split difference), the second line shows cumulative lap time (or last split), and the third line shows the current stopwatch reading.

- Press LAP/RESET again for the second split (the top left corner will display “02” indicating the number of splits). Continue pressing LAP/RESET for further splits (up to 99).

- Press START/STOP to stop the stopwatch.

Recall mode:

- Press RECALL to view the first lap time. Continue pressing RECALL to cycle through subsequent lap times (up to 99).

- Press LAP/RESET to display the fastest lap (FS). Press again to show the slowest lap (SL).

- Press START/STOP to display the average time (AV).

- Recall mode is available whether the stopwatch is running or stopped.

- Press RECALL to return to stopwatch mode.

- Press START/STOP to start or stop the stopwatch.

- Press LAP/RESET while stopped to reset.

TIMER OPERATION

- Press MODE until the timer mode (TR) appears on screen.

The top line shows the set timer value, the middle shows the current timer value, the bottom shows the number of timer repetitions.

- To set the timer, press LAP/RESET. Repeated presses allow selection of unit (hours-minutes-seconds). Use START/STOP to adjust values.

(!) * Holding START/STOP accelerates adjustment.

- Press MODE to confirm the timer value.

- Press START/STOP to start countdown.

METRONOME OPERATION

- Press MODE until metronome mode (PACE) appears.

- The bottom line flashes with the metronome frequency. Adjust with LAP/RESET.
Available values: 10, 20, 30, 40, 60, 80, 120, 160, 240, 320 beats/min.

- Press START/STOP to start the metronome.
The device emits an intermittent signal at the set frequency. The counter on the middle line displays total beats (up to 9999).

- Press START/STOP to stop the metronome.

- Press LAP/RESET to reset values.

(!) * Metronome settings reset when switching to another mode.

CLOCK SETTING

- Press MODE to switch to clock mode.

- The display shows: day of the week, date, and current time.

- To set date/time, press LAP/RESET. Repeated presses cycle through values (year – month – day – hours – minutes – seconds). Use START/STOP to adjust values.

(!) * Holding START/STOP accelerates adjustment.

- Press MODE to save settings.

ALARM SETTING

- Press MODE to enter alarm mode (AL).

- The display shows: day of the week, date, and alarm time.

- To set alarm values, press LAP/RESET. Repeated presses cycle through year, month, day, hours, and minutes. Use START/STOP to adjust values.

* Holding START/STOP accelerates adjustment.

- Press MODE to save settings.

- Press RECALL to turn the alarm on/off (indicator at bottom right: “--” or “on”).

If the alarm is on, it will sound for 15 seconds at the set time.

STOPWATCH HANDLING

The TA 299 / 2100 stopwatch withstands accidental water exposure (e.g., rain), but it is not designed for use in damp conditions. Do not press buttons when the device is wet.

TEMPERATURE PROTECTION

Do not expose the stopwatch to direct sunlight or high temperatures, which may darken the display. Low temperatures may cause delays in counting or sluggish digit transitions. In both cases, if exposure is short-term, normal function will resume once conditions are normalized.

MECHANICAL PROTECTION

Protect the stopwatch from drops and impacts with hard surfaces to avoid mechanical damage.