Seiko UC-2000 User Manual

1 SEIKO UC-2000 / UC-2200 User’s Manual This manual is not a copy of the original one. I wrote it by myself because I had non

10 Preparing a Memo with the Keyboard 1) EDIT: Allows you to edit the memo. You can use the whole keyboard, the arrows to naviga

11 4) LOAD (not available for Memo B) Restores the Memo with a previous back up. 5) COPY/Bup (not available for Memo B) Prints the backup m

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13 Chapter 3 : Basic Programming Startup  Mount the watch (UC-2000) on the Transmission Circuit  Push the TRANSMIT button, you should see: 

14 Conventions : li line number (immediate value, not an expression) ni immediate integer number n number or numeric expression use

15 LIST [li] Display the listing of the program using the line number order. With li specified, starts from this line til the end. To

16 Variables There are two kinds of variables: real numbers and character strings. They are distinguished with a final “$” for strings. Th

17 User Defined Functions You can declare functions and call them by their name within a program. Only real functions can be used and they have

18 BEEP Outputs a sound. REM text Inserts a remark in the program. The whole remaining line is considered as part of the remark,

19 When this last is reached, executions goes on after the GOSUB. ON n GOSUB li1 [, li2…., limax] Same as ON..GOTO but with GOSUB. IF condition

2 Table of contents Chapter 1 : Use as a Watch Mode 5 Time and Date setting 6 Alarm Setting 6 StopWatch

20 LPRINT [str or x[, or ; [etc…]]] The same as PRINT but for the printer! INPUT [«message» ;]var1[,var2,… ] Display the message, if presen

21 50 GOTO 30 60 PRINT A$:GOTO 10 100 DATA 0,ZERO,1,ONE,2,TWO,3,THREE 110 DATA 4,FOUR,5,FIVE, 6,SIX,7,SEVEN 120 DATA 8,EIGHT,9,NINE,-1,UNKNOWN

22 If x<0, initilalizes a new serie of random numbers according to x. For example, if you wish your program to always use the same random num

23 Returns the cosine, sine, tangent, and reverse tangent of the x argument. The angle is in radians. EXP(x) LOG(x) Returns the exponen

24 LEFT$(str,n) Returns a string with the n leftmost characters of str. RIGHT$(str,n) Returns a string with the n rightmost characters of str.

25 Logical operations: = > < >= <= <> Those 6 relational operators return either -1 (True) or 0 (False) Example

26 Error Messages Clear messages: Redo from start Bad response to an INPUT statement Extra ignored Warning if you enter too many value

27 TM Type Mismatch, usr of a string where a real is expected and vice-versa UL Unknown Line, example GOTO 1000 when line 1000 does

28 Last Minute Unexpected instructions were found, I didn’t thought they were built in regarding the size of the text screen! TAB(n)

29 Chapter 4: ROM Applications Startup  Mount the watch (UC-2000) on the Transmission Circuit  Push the TRANSMIT button, you should see:  “TR

3 Chapter 4: ROM Applications Startup 29 DEMO 29 SCHEDULE 30 HIT 32 RACE 32 AMIDA

30 SCHEDULE You’re diven to a submenu: 1. INPUT 2. COPY 3. TRANSMIT If the program is not yet loaded into the watch, you must start wit

31 8- 9 | SAT | 8-10 | Train Bob SUN | 10h30 am ***** END ***** You can stop the printing holding down the STOP key. T

32 HIT It’s a shoot’em up game for your watch. Only one choice: 1) TRANSMIT, so do it! Then the game is playable with the watch only. Playing the

33 Playing the game: With MODE go to RACE screen and SELECT to play. You see that screen: >1LANE:1.8 2LANE:3.3 3LANE:7.5 4LANE:2.3 This s

34 AMIDA It’s a japanese game with four players (but it can be from 2 to many more) used to decide at random between the players. Fo

35 CARD It’s a Memory-like game where you must find pairs of signs. You play against the computer. Only one choice: 1) TRANSMIT, so do it

36 If both signs are equal, you win a point and can play again. If signs are not equal, then the computer plays. At the end of the game,

37 Chapter 5: Calculator Startup  Mount the watch (UC-2000) on the Transmission Circuit  Push the TRANSMIT button, you should see:  “TRANSMIT

38 Limits: 1) No priority is known, operations are performed in the order you type them, example: =×+7312 Gives the result 105. 2) The numb

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5 Chapter 1 : Use as a Watch The Seiko UC-2000 is a watch driven with four buttons : 1. Split, Reset, Set, Scroll Up 2. Mode 3. Trans

6 If an application is loaded, it replaces MemoA and MemoB: Date/Time MODE ApplName MODE Alarm setting MODE StopWatch MODE Time&

7 You may not hear your alarm if the bell character is not present on the normal display! To set it, push both SET and SELECT buttons on the normal

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9 Chapter 2: Memo A and Memo B Startup  Mount the watch (UC-2000) on the Transmission Circuit  Push the TRANSMIT button, you should see:  “