Today, boys and girls, we're going to learn how this set all the stuff on a Casio G-SHOCK DW9052.
We've got a watch that will show time, weekday, date, it has one alarm, a countdown timer,
a stopwatch, and that's it. This G-SHOCK is pretty cheap, I will have it listed in the notes if you
want to get one for yourself. I'll explain the display first and then we'll go ahead and get to
all the features so I can tell you of all what this does. On the top row here, you will see
two little icons. The first one indicates the alarm is on, and the little bell next to that
indicates that the hourly chime is on, otherwise known as hourly signal. Then you have the day of
the week and then the month and the day. In the middle row here, this circle, this eye eyelet
I guess they call it, it's decorative. Every 10 seconds that passes one of those little segments
fills in. To the right of that that's a 10 second count you can see the numbers below it 2, 4, 6,
8 and 10. On the bottom row, we have the little AM/PM indicator or just the PM actually. There's
no, no indicator for AM. Or it will say 24 for a 24-hour time, which we'll get to in a moment,
and then the time. We have five buttons on this particular G-SHOCK. There are two on the left,
two on the right, and one button here. That is a multi-function button. It does more than just the
light. When we are on this screen here to adjust the time, we press the adjust button once. So we
first start with the seconds. If it's 0 through 29 and you adjust with the start/stop button,
it will reset the seconds to zero. If you press this button after it's past 30 seconds the minute
will advance by one. Press the mode button, we go to the hour, you adjust with the start/stop
button again. So we do the hour and then you press mode to go to minute and then mode to go to year
this will support years 2000 through 2099. Press it again you go to month. Press it again you go
to day. Press it again go back to second. And when you're finished you just press adjust. How
to set this 24-hour time. I almost forgot. When you are... I think when you're anywhere on here
and you press the light button... See that change to twenty... and you'll see a little
24 there? And I think this will happen no matter where you are yeah no matter where
you are on the no matter what setting as long as something is blinking and you press that light
button you switch to 24-hour time. Almost forgot about that. Okay, anyway, back to alarm here,
so... These two icons up top the little one that shows a little audio wave that means the alarm is
enabled a little bell next to that means that the hourly chime is on. If I press start/stop,
let's just say there's nothing in the top left and I press it once, the alarm is on. If I press
it again, that means the hourly chime is on. If I press it again, both the alarm and the hourly
chime is on. If I press it again, that means both are disabled. I like having it all on so I have it
all on. When setting the alarm, we do that with the adjust button. Press this once. You adjust
the hour and then you go to minute. Now this up here this means if you want to have the alarm
go off on a specific day. So if I have it set to this is the month so that goes 1 through 12
you'll see it keeps recycling one through twelve. Let's just say I have it set to 1, that means the
alarm will go off every day in January. If I have it set to 1-1, January 1, that means
the alarm will go off every January first and only on January 1st. If I have it set like this
just the day 1 that means the alarm will go off on the first of every month
you'll see this goes up to 31 and if it's all dashes like this, that means it is a
daily alarm and will go off every day. If I remember correctly, I think the alarm will
sound for 10 seconds when it goes off, and it can be interrupted when it goes off. Timer,
you can set this from 0 to 24 hours and there is also auto-repeat. You adjust it by pressing
adjust. The first thing I'll show is how to set the auto repeat; that's where the light
button comes in. You press it and you'll see AUTO appear right there. If auto is enabled,
that means that the timer will automatically repeat. If it's not enabled, it won't. Press
adjust, and then you go from each one by pressing the mode button there's hour, minute,
and fortunately with this one you can set it right down to the second. I can set this to 0 through 59
this is just set on one minute if it is set to all zeros okay if the set to all zeroes and I actually
start the timer, you'll notice it is 24-hour. That's the most you can count down from the
24-hour timer. And since AUTO was enabled, it will automatically repeat. Stop. Reset. And we reset
that back to one minute like I had it there we go oh this up here it says TR for timer and this
is actually the current time, which is nice. And then we go to the stopwatch. When you start it,
the little progress bar will go. When it hits 10 seconds, it will actually fill this in. I think
it will, anyway. Yep. And every when it goes to 20 seconds it will fill in the next segment
30 seconds the next segment and so on. This is your standard stopwatch, just like every other
stopwatch you've seen on every other Casio. If you want to stop the stopwatch, you just press this.
If you want to reset it, you press adjust. If you want to do a split time, that's what you use
this button for. So if I'm having the stopwatch running, and I press this, you'll notice it says
SPLIT on the display. if I hit it again, it resumes. The stopwatch is still running, so if
I hit it again at 15 seconds, now you'll see the blinking the stopwatch is actually still running.
This is if you wanted to run down, write down a lap. And then it says okay, now I've written
down my lap, now I want to continue, and you continue like this. Now if you want to do first
in second place: Stopwatch is running, stopwatch is running, here comes the first runner, and cross
the finish line. Here comes the second runner, here comes the second runner, and stop. Okay, so
this is the first runner's time, and then we press split/reset once more, that's the second runner's
time. And then we press this once more, and reset. When on the main timekeeping screen, the flash,
I almost forgot about that. This does have a a flash alert on it. Press and hold start/stop
okay see the little thing right there? Now what this does is that when an alarm or a stopwatch
goes off, the display will actually flash. I'll show what it looks like on when a timer elapses 8,
9, 0, and I'll just do 5 seconds without auto-repeat. You hopefully should see it. Here
we go. Oh yeah, you see it. It will beep for 10 seconds unless you interrupt it. To disable that,
you just go to the main timekeeping screen and press and hold start/stop.
Do I recommend having that flash on? No, I don't, actually, because it kind of drains
the battery life real fast. Now as far as the light is concerned, see it right there,
it's a nice light. This is the electroluminescent, is it not the Super Illuminator, it's just regular
illuminator which is fine you can totally see this read and read this in the dark no problem
at all. Be sure to check the description if you want to check out other models from this,
there are seven of this with different colors, and so on. And that's it, see ya!