1997 Oldsmobile Aurora Owner's Manual - Page 141

1997 Oldsmobile Aurora Manual

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Elapsed Time (ET) When the ignitionis on, theDIC can be used as a stopwatch. The display will show hours and minutes. The elapsed time indicator record up to 100 hours, will then it will reset to zero and continue counting. Press ET, and the display will show the amount of time that has elapsed since the elapsed time indicator last was reset (not including time ignition is off), such as: the Notice that each key has a number. Push the key to enter the number. The firstXX's will flash until you enter the first digit for month. You don't need to enterthe the leading zero if the number is under 10. Press ENTER after you've entered the month. The display will change to: DAY? MM/XX/YY Set the day just as you set themonth. After the day entry is made, press ENTER and the display will change to: YEAR? MM/DD/XX Set the year justas you set the month and day. If a valid date is entered, the display willautomatically exit to the date modeand display the day of the week, the month and the date. If an invalid date is entered, the display will return to MONTH? XX/DD/YY and you'll need to repeat the above steps. After a battery reconnect (loss of power), the display will read CONFIRM TIME AND DATE. 01:08 ELAPSED TIME To reset elapsed time to zero, press RESET whilethe elapsed timeis displayed. Date Press DATE to display the date.To change the date, press DATE then RESET. The following display will appear: MONTH? XX/DD/YY MM, DDand YY represent the month, date and year you currently have in your system. Check to make sure your clock is in the correctAM or PM mode. 2-85

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Elapsed
Time (ET)
When the
ignition is on,
the DIC can
be used as
a
stopwatch.
The
display will show hours and minutes.
The
elapsed
time
indicator will record up to
100
hours,
then it will reset to
zero and continue
counting.
Press
ET, and the
display will show the amount
of
time that
has
elapsed
since
the
elapsed
time
indicator
was last
reset (not
including
time
the
ignition is off), such
as:
01:08
ELAPSED
TIME
To
reset elapsed time to zero, press RESET
while the
elapsed
timeis displayed.
Date
Press DATE to display
the
date. To change the date,
press DATE then RESET. The
following display
will appear:
MONTH?
XX/DD/YY
MM,
DD and YY represent
the
month, date and year
you currently have in your system. Check to make sure
your clock is in the
correct AM or PM mode.
Notice that each key has a number. Push the key to
enter
the number. The
first XX’s will flash until you enter the
first
digit
for
the month. You don’t need to
enterthe
leading zero if the number is under
10.
Press ENTER
after you’ve entered the month. The display will
change to:
DAY? MM/XX/YY
Set the day just as you set
themonth. After the day entry
is
made, press ENTER and the display will change to:
YEAR? MM/DD/XX
Set the year
just as you set the month and day.
If
a valid
date is entered, the display
willautomatically exit
to
the
date
mode and display the day of the week, the month
and the date. If
an invalid date is entered, the display
will return to MONTH? XX/DD/YY and you’ll need
to
repeat the above steps.
After
a
battery reconnect
(loss
of power),
the
display
will read CONFIRM TIME AND DATE.
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