Re: Stop the Beep
Posted by satchmo on
Tue Nov 29th 2005 at 9:52pm
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I have an old Casio digital watch. It's a Databank Telememo 30 (official model DBC-30). I just changed its battery this morning at a local watch store, but now the watch beeps every time I press a button.
It drives me nuts.
I want a silent watch. I searched all over the internet to find a solution or a copy of the manual, but I couldn't locate anything useful. I emailed Casio support, but they're non-responsive. It's an old watch, but I had it for more than four years now. It's the first time that I had to change the battery.
Is there any ultra-techie at the Pit who can help me?
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Re: Stop the Beep
Posted by satchmo on
Tue Nov 29th 2005 at 10:50pm
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2005-11-29 10:50pm
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I know, Casio's estimation for the battery life is much shorter than in real life. The watch store's clerk told me that the battery usually lasts three or four years (it's a Lithium battery).
Thanks Crono. I know someone would come to the rescue. I'll take a look at hte manual now.
[EDIT]
Crono, you're a God. I found exactly what I needed in the manual, and now my watch doesn't beep anymore. It's really non-intuitive. I had to switch to hte calculator mode, and then press the timer start/stop button. There's no way in hell that I was going to guess that.
Once again, SnarkPit saved me. I love you guys (in a buddy, non-homosexual kind of way).
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Re: Stop the Beep
Posted by Crono on
Tue Nov 29th 2005 at 10:54pm
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2005-11-29 10:54pm
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No problem.
I'm not sure if it has anything about that beeping in it, but it looks like it has all of the out-of-box-operations possible on the watch. But, all I went by were model numbers, so.
Blame it on Microsoft, God does.
Re: Stop the Beep
Posted by Gorbachev on
Wed Nov 30th 2005 at 2:00am
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Casio? That's so mid-90s.
Re: Stop the Beep
Posted by satchmo on
Wed Nov 30th 2005 at 2:41am
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Hey, I said the watch is old. But it's a oldie and a goodie. I love it to death.
I don't know what I would do if something happens to it.
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Wow, 2 points team Crono.