Casio Digital Sports Watch (F91W-1): Turn Off Hourly Beep

1187 views 2 July 26, 2017 September 6, 2017 Florian

Press the lower left button. The displays the currently set alarm time.

Press the lower right button. This switches the hourly beep off. It will also switch the alarm on and off.

Press again the lower left button to exit the menu and save the changes. – Now you are all set.

It is unfortunately not possible to switch off the beep sound on the , which sounds each time pressing any of the buttons.

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