Casio 2894 Watch Operation Guide

This operation manual introduces how to use CASIO watches. The built-in sensors of the watch can measure direction, barometric pressure, temperature and altitude, making it a useful tool for hiking, mountain climbing and other outdoor activities.


Casio 2894 Watch Operation Guide - cover page
Brand
Casio
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
12
File format
PDF
File size
946 KB
Published
02 May, 2012
Updated
01 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
B499D28408F5E1C700A8638DBC179F87

About this manual

This guide introduces the Casio 2894 watch, describing its built‑in sensors for direction, barometric pressure, temperature and altitude, and how to use each mode. It also covers power management, emphasizing solar charging and battery‑saving tips.

Detailed instructions cover timekeeping setup, world time, digital compass operation, barometer/thermometer readings, altimeter usage, and how to save altitude data. Safety notes and measurement limits are provided for reliable outdoor performance.

What's inside

  • Getting Acquainted
  • Power Supply and Solar Charging
  • Timekeeping and World Time
  • Digital Compass Mode
  • Barometer/Thermometer Mode
  • Altimeter Mode
  • Saving Altitude Data
  • Measurement Limits and Precautions

Specifications

SensorsDirection, barometric pressure, temperature, altitude
Power sourceSolar cell with rechargeable battery
Altitude range-700 m to 10 000 m (-2 300 ft to 32 800 ft)
Pressure differential pointer range+15 hPa (0.44 inHg)

Frequently asked questions

How do I charge the Casio 2894 watch?

Expose the watch to bright light; the solar cell converts light to electrical power and recharges the built‑in battery.

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