Manual: Nako Na-617a User
To change operating parameters (e.g., Delay Time, Trigger Thresholds):
Support:
www.nako.com/support/na-617a
Email: support@nako.com
Firmware updates available via USB.
Manual Revision History:
v1.0 (2025-01) – Initial release
v1.2 (2025-06) – Added VAR thresholds, corrected battery life
End of manual
Cycles through time, stopwatch, alarm, and time-setting modes. S (Lap/Set): Selects which value (hour, minute, date) to change. D (Start): Nako Na-617a User Manual
Increases the selected value or toggles between viewing the date and time. 1. Setting the Current Time and Date To adjust the clock to your local time: Enter Setup: three times until the seconds display starts flashing. Select Value:
to cycle through seconds, minutes, hours, day of the week, and month. to increase the value for the selected parameter.
once to save your settings and return to normal display mode. 2. Setting the Alarm Enter Alarm Mode: twice; the hour digits should begin flashing. Adjust Time: to switch between hours and minutes, and press to set the desired wake-up time. to confirm. Toggle Alarm On/Off: simultaneously in normal time mode. A will appear on the display when the alarm is active. 3. Using the Stopwatch Enter Stopwatch: once. The screen should show Start/Stop: to begin timing; press again to pause it.
while the stopwatch is paused to clear the time back to zero. to return to the clock display. Device Specifications 12/24-hour time format, date, and day of the week. Runs on standard button cell batteries (typically Installation: To change operating parameters (e
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Menu → Record Settings:
This mode provides direct control over the output ports.
If you’ve landed here, chances are you’re the proud owner of a Nako Na-617a—or you’re trying to help someone figure theirs out. And like many of us, you’ve probably already misplaced the little stapled booklet that came in the box. Manual Revision History: v1
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