Casio Solar Wave Watch User Manual

Casio solar‑powered radio‑controlled watch manual with instructions for operation, charging, world‑time, and maintenance.


Casio Solar Wave Watch User Manual - cover page
Brand
Casio
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
17
File format
PDF
File size
2.1 MB
Published
03 October, 2026
Updated
03 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
51B94547A3A06834AC742905AAD548FE

About this manual

This manual explains how to use and maintain the Casio solar wave watch. It covers safety warnings, button functions, crown operation, and the procedures for setting world‑time zones, receiving radio‑time signals, and charging the solar cell.

The guide also details water‑resistance ratings, anti‑magnetic features, battery‑exhaust warnings, and troubleshooting steps for signal reception problems or abnormal watch movement. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • About This Product
  • Before Use
  • World Time Function
  • Radio‑Signal Time Calibration
  • Solar Charging Function
  • Water‑Resistance
  • Anti‑Magnetic Feature
  • Button A and B Operation
  • Crown Operation
  • Product Specifications

Specifications

Quartz crystal frequency32,768 Hz
Accuracy±15 seconds per month (when radio‑controlled)
Operating temperature range-10 °C to +60 °C
Drive methodStepper motor for hour, minute, second hands and date
Power sourceDedicated rechargeable battery (1 piece)
Battery life (full charge, no power‑save)Approximately 6 months
Radio‑signal receptionAutomatic reception (early morning 2‑4 am) with manual forced reception

Frequently asked questions

When traveling from Japan to another country, will the watch automatically change to the local time?

No, the watch will not automatically change; you must manually select the new time zone.

What happens if the watch is set to a time zone outside the radio‑signal coverage area?

The watch functions as a regular quartz watch with an average monthly deviation of ±15 seconds.

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