Casio Ceptor - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 5

go to the link below to download the manualhttp://world.casio.com/wat/download/en/manual/

what you have to do is
1. press the mode button until you get to the setting that has "AL" at the bottom right.
2. then you press the "receive" button to switch between the four alarms.
3. as you are going through each alarm time, you need to look in the circle at the top right. When you are going through the alarm times, if there is a mark next to "ALM", you need to press the "time memo" button so that the mark next to "ALM" is no longer there.
4. repeat step fout for all of the alarms, and the problem should be fixed.

You need to manually adjust or set the hands to the home position as they are not where the watch thinks they should be. This can happen when you bring your watch close to a strong magnetic field. Look in the manual to do this. Afterwards your watch should set to the correct time.

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Press the lower left hand button until the display shows "HS"

Use the upper or lower right hand buttons to adjust the hands in the appropriate direction.

To turn the auto light switch on and off--
In any mode, hold down (L) (light switch at 6o'clock/bottom)for about two seconds to goggle the auto light swithch on(auto light swithch on indicator displayyed) or off (auto light swotch on indicator not displayed)

I hope what we can do is , just on a daily basis we can mark the date at the top of the watch through Black Temporally Marker. or to change the Watch.......

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If you look at the watch from the side, you'll see that there's a two-part metal piece on the underside of the watch on each side.  The metal piece is a spring-loaded pin going through the strap which is holding on a larger metal piece.  You need to get another small pin (or an eyeglass screwdriver might work) so you can poke in the end of that spring loaded metal piece, which will allow you to slip off the larger metal bracer.  Then you can poke the spring-loaded pin entirely out of the strap and it will be freed entirely.  
To help you visualize what you are doing, the spring-loaded pin operates similarly to a toilet-paper roll - you need to compress the pin so you can slip off the larger metal bit, then take out the pin, which will free the strap.