This manual describes how to use CASIO watches, including how to expose the watch to bright light, how to specify the local time zone, how to manually receive radio signals, how to check the results of the last signal reception, how to perform automatic pointer calibration, how to manually perform pointer and date calibration, how to manually set time and date, how to wake up from sleep mode to normal mode, etc
This manual thanks the owner for purchasing the Casio 5046 watch and explains that the watch contains a solar‑charged battery. To keep the watch operating correctly, it should be exposed to bright light as often as possible and avoid being covered by sleeves or stored in darkness.
The guide describes button functions, how to adjust time and date, how to perform manual and automatic calibrations, and what to do when the hands stop moving due to the power‑saving mode. It also includes a UTC offset table for time‑zone adjustments. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Battery type | Solar‑powered rechargeable battery |
|---|---|
| Charging condition | Charges in bright light, discharges in darkness |
| Power‑saving behavior | Hands stop when battery low to save power |
The hands stop to save power when the battery is low; charge the watch in bright light to resume operation.
Place the watch in bright light, keep it uncovered, and avoid covering it with sleeves or clothing.
The battery will discharge, eventually depleting and causing some functions to stop until the watch is re‑charged.