Outdoor Watch with Sport/Ski-Timer

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Version 02/09 Outdoor Watch with Sport/Ski-Timer Item No.: 67 16 82

Table of contents Page 1. Introduction... 5 2. Intended use... 6 3. Scope of delivery... 6 4. Explanation of symbols... 7 5. Safety instructions... 7 6. Notes on batteries... 8 7. Controls... 9 a) Control buttons... 9 b) Enable/disable button lock... 10 c) Enable/disable automatic backlight... 10 8. Main functions (overview)... 11 9. Clock mode... 12 a) Switch between displays... 12 b) Weather forecast... 13 c) Set time/date and LCD contrast... 14 d) Alarm function/hour signal... 15 e) Setting the alarm time... 16 f) Stopwatch: start, stop, reset... 17 g) Stopwatch: lap times... 18 h) Countdown timer: select preset/manual timer interval... 19 i) Countdown timer: programme individual timer interval... 20 j) Countdown timer: start, stop, reset... 21 k) Second time zone... 22 10. Sensor mode: Ski mode... 23 a) Overview... 23 b) Turn ski mode on/off... 24 c) Display data... 25 2

Page d) Switch between units... 26 e) Ski Log function... 27 f) How to record a ski descent ( Ski Lap )?... 29 g) Slope inclination angle, setting the sensitivity... 30 h) Setting inclination angle and sensitivity... 31 i) Data stored under Ski Record and Ski Lap... 32 j) Display Ski Record... 33 k) Display Ski Lap... 34 l) Deleting Ski Record entries... 35 11. Sensor mode: Altimeter... 36 a) Temperature and altitude display/history display... 36 b) Switch between units... 37 c) Absolute and relative altitude... 38 d) Overview of altimeter settings... 39 e) Zero position ( ZERO )... 40 f) Enter known altitude ( ALTI )... 41 g) Set atmospheric pressure at sea level ( SEAP. )... 42 h) Load default ( F.DEF = factory default)... 43 12. Sensor mode: Barometer... 44 a) Temperature and atmospheric pressure display/history display... 44 b) Switching between units... 45 c) Overview of barometer settings... 46 d) Enter known atmospheric pressure ( AIRP. )... 47 e) Load default ( F.DEF = factory default)... 48 13. Sensor mode: Compass... 49 a) General operating notes... 49 b) Compass direction and degrees... 50 c) Display modes... 51 d) Compass display for opposite direction/way back, display lock... 52 e) Compass use examples... 53 f) Magnetic declination... 54 3

Page g) Compensation of west/east declination... 55 h) Declination correction values of some important cities... 56 i) Calibration order... 57 j) Calibrating the compass, step 1... 58 k) Calibrating the compass, step 2 (enter declination)... 59 14. Replacing the battery... 60 15. Maintenance and cleaning... 61 16. Disposal... 62 a) Product... 62 b) Batteries and rechargeable batteries... 63 17. Specifications... 63 4

1. Introduction Dear Customer, We thank you for purchasing this product. This product meets the requirements of current statutory European and national guidelines. To maintain this status and to ensure riskfree operation, the user must comply with these operating instructions! Before operating the product, read the whole manual carefully and observe all operating and safety instructions! Any company or product names are trademarks of their respective owners. All rights reserved. In case of any technical inquiries, contact or consult: Germany: Tel. no.: +49 9604 / 40 88 80 Fax. no.: +49 9604 / 40 88 48 e-mail: tkb@conrad.de Mon. to Thur. 8.00am to 4.30pm 5

2. Intended use This product is a wristwatch with alarm, timer and stopwatch function. Many special features have been integrated for skiers and hikers, e.g. an altimeter, a barometer, a thermometer, a digital compass and a weather forecast display for the next 12 to 24 hours (calculated based on changes in atmospheric pressure). Performance data for downhill skiers can be stored. The product is not to be used as a replacement for professional measurement technology. The measured values or the displays of the product are not suitable for commercial purposes or for public announcements. The manufacturer does not take responsibility for incorrect displays or measured values and the resulting consequences. Any use other than that described above may damage the product. There are also additional risks. The wristwatch is waterproof for outdoor use. It is not intended to be used in the shower, when bathing, swimming or diving. No part of this product may be modified or rebuilt. Read the user manual carefully and fully before using the product for the first time, pay attention to all the safety instructions and information in this user manual. 3. Scope of delivery Wristwatch Operating instructions 6

4. Explanation of symbols The An exclamation mark in a triangle indicates important information in these operating instructions that has to be strictly observed. hand symbol indicates special tips and operating information. 5. Safety instructions The guarantee/warranty will be void if damage is incurred resulting from non-compliance with these operating instructions. We assume no liability for any consequential damage! Nor do we assume liability for damage to property or personal injury caused by improper use or failure to observe the safety instructions. In such cases the warranty is voided! The unauthorized conversion and/or modification of the product is inadmissible for safety and approval reasons (CE). Do not open or disassemble the product (except when replacing the battery). The product is not a toy and should be kept out of the reach of children. The product contains small parts, glass (display) and a battery. The wristwatch is waterproof for outdoor use. It is not intended to be used in the shower, when bathing, swimming or diving. Do not leave the packaging material lying around carelessly, as it can become a dangerous toy for children. Handle the product with care. It can be damaged through impact, blows or when dropped even from a low height. 7

6. Battery information Batteries should be kept out of children s reach. Do not leave batteries lying around openly. There is a risk of them being swallowed by children or pets. If swallowed, consult a doctor immediately. There is danger to life! Leaking or damaged batteries may cause caustic burns if they come into contact with skin. Therefore, you should use suitable protective gloves. Make sure that the batteries are not short-circuited, dismantled or thrown into fire. There is danger of explosion! Replace an empty battery as soon as possible, or remove it from the wristwatch. An empty battery may leak and damage the watch! See chapter 14. For the environmentally friendly disposal of batteries and rechargeable batteries, read chapter 16. 8

7. Controls a) Control buttons Button lock symbol SENSOR START/STOP LIGHT MODE LAP/RESET Automatic backlight symbol Button SENSOR LIGHT MODE START/STOP LAP/RESET Function Switches between clock mode and sensor mode Press shortly: The backlight is activated for 3 seconds. Hold down (3 seconds): Automatic backlight is enabled/disabled Function selection in clock mode (time, dual time, alarm time, stopwatch, countdown timer) and in sensor mode (ski function, altimeter, barometer, thermometer, compass) In the setting modes: Set functions Function selection within a mode (e.g. if barometer mode is selected, you can switch between history display, temperature, and atmospheric pressure at sea level) In stopwatch mode: START/STOP stopwatch In the setting modes: Change values (increase value) In stopwatch mode: Take lap time or reset stopwatch History function: Select hours In the setting modes: Change values (decrease value) 9

b) Enable/disable button lock Hold down the MODE button. Hold down the START/STOP button simultaneously. KEY is displayed in the first line and ON or OFF flashes on the display. Wait until ON / OFF stops flashing and a short sound signal is given. Now release both buttons. The button lock is now enabled/disabled. When the button lock is enabled a little key symbol is displayed, as shown above. Now the wristwatch does not respond to commands until the button lock is disabled again as described above. c) Enable/disable automatic backlight Hold down the LIGHT button for about 3 seconds to enable/disable automatic backlight. When the function is enabled (a little lamp symbol is displayed), the backlight is turned on for 3 seconds whenever a button is pressed. It consumes a good amount of power which significantly reduces battery lifetime. We recommend the use of this function only when necessary. 10

8. Main functions (overview) [SENSOR] [MODE] [MODE] [MODE] Barometer Mode Compass Mode Time/Date Mode Daily Alarm Mode Chronograph Mode (Stopwatch) [MODE] [MODE] [MODE] [MODE] [MODE] [MODE] [MODE] m / h Altimeter Mode Ski Recall mode Ski mode Dual time mode (second time zone) Sensor mode Clock mode Countdown Timer Mode 11

9. Clock mode a) Switch between displays temperature day of the week weather forecast current time date Time/Date Temperature sea level pressure tendency altitude tendency Press the SENSOR button to switch between clock mode and sensor mode. Press the START/STOP button, to switch between displays in clock mode: - time/date (including day of the week) - temperature ( C or F) - atmospheric pressure (history display, in relation to sea level) - altimeter (history display) Air temperature cannot be measured properly if the wristwatch is worn around the wrist. Take it off for at least 20 to 30 minutes to allow it to adjust to the ambient temperature. If you hold down the START/STOP button, the watch switches through the displays automatically (until you release the button). Atmospheric pressure (history display, in relation to sea level) Clock mode Altimeter (history display) 12

b) Weather forecast sunny lightly cloudy precipitation cloudy Weather forecast symbols Based on changes in atmospheric pressure measured by the integrated barometric sensor, the weather forecast can be calculated for the next 12 to 24 hours. Please note: The wristwatch must be at one altitude for at least 8 hours before it can make a calculation (e.g. overnight). If you use the wristwatch when hiking or skiing, the atmospheric pressure changes due to changing altitudes, which makes the weather forecast impossible. The display does not represent the current weather conditions. It is a forecast of the next 12 to 24 hours. The calculation of the weather forecast only based on atmospheric pressure renders results with a maximum accuracy of 70%. The weather on the next day might therefore turn out to be completely different. For this reason, do not rely on the weather forecast of your wristwatch, but inform yourself locally, e.g. when you would like to hike in the mountains. In case of sudden or big changes in atmospheric pressure, the display symbols are updated to indicate the weather change. If the display symbols do not change, either the atmospheric pressure has not changed or the change took place to slowly that it could not have been registered by the wristwatch. 13

c) Set time/date and LCD contrast [MODE] > 2s Time display [MODE] > 2s second [MODE] minute [MODE] hour [MODE] year button sound LCD contrast [MODE] [MODE] the chosen section is flashing display format [MODE] 12h or 24h display [MODE] month/day [MODE] day/month Setting order First press the SENSOR button to switch to clock mode. Then hold down the MODE button (for about 2 seconds) until the seconds start flashing. SET flashes at the top of the display. Use the START/STOP button or the LAP/RESET button to set the seconds. Press the MODE button to get to the next setting (see illustration). The day/month or month/day setting allows you to set the display format of the date. month date [MODE] [MODE] If you select 12h display, a P will be displayed on the left side of the time display in the second half of the day. Button sound allows you to enable a sound that is played whenever a button is pressed. If you hold down the START/STOP button or the LAP/RESET button, quick settings are activated. Quit the setting mode by holding down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds (or not pressing any button for 1 minute). [LAP/RESET] increase/decrease value increase/decrease value (quick settings) > 1s [LAP/RESET] > 1s 14

d) Alarm function/hour signal Alarm time 1 (AL1) In clock mode, press the MODE button until the alarm function is displayed. The wristwatch has two individual alarm times (AL1 and AL2 on the display) and an optional hour signal (CHIME on the display). Press the START/STOP button to switch between alarm times AL1 and AL2, and the hour signal. Press the LAP/RESET button to set the alarm time or to enable/disable the hour signal. Alarm off: OFF is displayed Alarm on: ON is displayed Hour signal off: OFF is displayed Hour signal on: ON is displayed Alarm time 2 (AL2) Hour signal (CHIME) Alarm function/hour signal If an alarm time has been set, a sound is played at the alarm time. Press any button to abort the sound. If the hour signal is enabled, a sound is played on the hour. 15

S E T S E T e) Setting the alarm time the chosen section is flashing First, press the SENSOR button to switch to clock mode. Press the MODE button to switch to the alarm time display. Press the START/STOP button to display alarm time AL1 or alarm time AL2. Alarm time display Hold down the MODE button (for about 2 seconds) until the minutes of the alarm time start flashing. SET flashes at the top of the display. [MODE] > 2s [MODE] > 2s Use the START/STOP button or the LAP/RESET button to adjust the value. If you hold down the START/STOP button or the LAP/ RESET button, quick settings are activated. minute [MODE] hour Press the MODE button to switch between minutes and seconds. [LAP/RESET] Setting order > 1s [LAP/RESET] > 1s Quit the setting mode by holding down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds (or not pressing any button for 1 minute). increase/decrease value increase/decrease value (quick settings) 16

f) Stopwatch start, stop, reset 1/10s total time minutes hours 1/100s Seconds digits running Stopwatch reset to 00 Stopwatch is running First, press the SENSOR button to switch to clock mode. Press the MODE button until the stopwatch is displayed. If the stopwatch is used for the first time (or has been reset), all values are 00. You can start and stop the stopwatch by pressing the START/ STOP button. To reset the stopwatch to 00, hold down the LAP/RESET button (for about 2 seconds) until all values read 00. This also deletes all lap times (see next page). [LAP/RESET] > 2s measured time Stopwatch stopped Stopwatch stopped 17

g) Stopwatch: lap times [MODE] > 2s Stopwatch is running digits running [MODE] > 2s [LAP/RESET] 10 s lap time (lap number) Display of lap time, stopwatch counts on Time measurement/lap times time display holds for 10 seconds * * first lap time The stopwatch can store up to ten lap times. While it is running, press the LAP/RESET button the take the lap time. The corresponding lap number is shown at the top of the display. A lap time taken is displayed for 10 seconds. Then the running time is displayed again (while the lap time is displayed, the stopwatch counts on in the background). Stop the stopwatch by pressing the START/STOP button. To see the lap times, hold down the MODE button for about 2 seconds until TTL appears at the top of the display. Use the START/STOP (or LAP/RESET ) button to display the lap times stored. To quit this display mode, hold down the MODE button for about 2 seconds. Reset the stopwatch to 00 by holding down the LAP/ RESET button for about two seconds. See chapter 9. f). * Press the LAP/ RESET button for the other direction additional lap times * last lap time * * Display of stored lap times 18

h) Countdown timer: Select preset/manual timer interval [LAP/RESET] [LAP/RESET] 3 minutes 5 minutes 10 minutes [LAP/RESET] display point is flashing [LAP/RESET] manual settings preset timer 45 minutes start time for countdown to 00:00:00 [LAP/RESET] current time intervals (unchangeable) [LAP/RESET] 15 minutes The countdown timer counts down to 00:00:00 from the set timer interval and then gives a sound signal. In addition, in the last 10 minutes a sound is played every minute to inform you that time is almost up. In the last minute, a sound is played every 10 seconds. In the last 5 seconds, a sound is played every second. The countdown timer has 5 preset timer intervals (3, 5, 10, 14, and 45 minutes) to allow you to quickly activate it. These 5 intervals cannot be modified. Of course, you can set an individual timer interval (99 hours, 59 minutes, 59 seconds max., see illustration to the left, manual settings). Proceed as explained on the next page. If you programme an individual timer interval, it remains stored until it is changed again. So you can easily store the timer interval you require (e.g. 25 minutes, 30 seconds) and activate it without having to re-programme the timer. Setting order for timer intervals 19

i) Countdown timer: programme individual timer interval [MODE] > 2s Countdown timer [MODE] > 2s the chosen section is flashing hours [MODE] minutes [MODE] seconds S E T [MODE] Press the LAP/RESET button to select manual settings (individual timer interval). See previous page. Hold down the MODE button for about 2 seconds until the hours of the timer interval as well as SET at the top of the display start flashing. Press the MODE button shortly to switch between hours, minutes, and seconds. Use the START/STOP button or the LAP/RESET button to adjust the flashing value. If you hold down the START/STOP button or the LAP/ RESET button, quick settings are activated. Quit the setting mode by holding down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds (or not pressing any button for 1 minute). [LAP/RESET] increase/decrease value > 1s [LAP/RESET] > 1s increase/decrease value (quick settings) Setting the timer interval manually 20

j) Countdown timer: start, stop, reset Countdown timer (example: 10 minutes) [LAP/RESET] Countdown timer is running counting down time timer stopped First, select a timer interval or programme an individual time as described on the two previous pages. Press the START/STOP button to start or stop the countdown timer. When the timer has been stopped, press the LAP/ RESET button to reset it to the original timer interval. In the last 10 minutes a sound is played every minute to inform you that time is almost up. In the last minute, a sound is played every 10 seconds. In the last 5 seconds, a sound is played every second. When the timer reaches 00:00:00 a sound is played for 30 seconds. Press any button to abort the sound. Then the timer interval is automatically reset to the last interval. Countdown timer stopped counting down Countdown timer is running 21

k) Second time zone S E T the chosen section is flashing You can set a second time zone in the wristwatch (Only hours and minutes can be set. Seconds correspond with seconds of first time zone.). Dual time (second time zone) [MODE] > 2s minutes [LAP/RESET] [MODE] > 2s increase/decrease value [MODE] hours >2s [LAP/RESET] >2s increase/decrease value (quick settings) Hold down the MODE button (for about 2 seconds) until the minutes start flashing. SET flashes at the top of the display. Press the MODE button shortly to switch between hours and minutes. Use the START/STOP button or the LAP/RESET button to adjust the flashing value. If you hold down the START/STOP button or the LAP/ RESET button, quick settings are activated. Quit the setting mode by holding down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds (or not pressing any button for 1 minute). Setting dual time (second time zone) 22

10. Sensor mode: Ski mode a) Overview current temperature current altitude travel time period altimeter altimeter (ascent) (descent) Ski Log current ski speed recording When ski mode is activated, the symbol starts flashing. The wristwatch now starts to record the relevant data ( Ski Log ), even if you use other functions (e.g. stopwatch). The data is stored as in a database, e.g. 4 descents on the first slope are stored in record 1, 5 descents on the second slope are stored in record 2, etc. Read though the following chapters carefully to learn about all the features of the wristwatch. flashing symbol m / h Ski mode activated Record 1 Lap 1 Ski lap 1 Ski record 1 23

S E T S E T S E T S E T b) Turn ski mode on/off [MODE] > 2s Ski mode off 1s > 2s [MODE] > 2s > 2s 1s m / h Switching on First, press the SENSOR button to switch to sensor mode. Hold down the MODE button for about 2 seconds until SKI is shown at the top of the display and ON is flashing. Then hold down the START/STOP button until DONE is displayed at the bottom. The symbol flashes and recording begins. Ski mode is automatically switched off after 12 hours. Switching off First, press the SENSOR button to switch to sensor mode. Hold down the MODE button for about 2 seconds until SKI is shown at the top of the display and OFF is flashing. Then hold down the START/STOP button until DONE is displayed at the bottom. The symbol stops flashing and ski mode is switched OFF. Ski mode on 24

c) Display data symbol is not flashing symbol is flashing symbol is flashing ski mode ski mode on m /h m /h current current altitude temperature Change the upper display line speed total time [LAP/RESET] altimeter altimeter (ascent) (descent) Change the middle display line Press the START/STOP button to switch between the current temperature and the current altitude in the upper display line. Air temperature cannot be measured properly if the wristwatch is worn around the wrist. Take it off for at least 20 to 30 minutes to allow it to adjust to the ambient temperature. You can switch the settings with ski mode on or off. Press the LAP/RESET button shortly to change the middle display line. This is only possible when ski mode is switched on and the symbol is flashing. Hold down the LAP/RESET button for about 2 seconds to change the lower display line. This is only possible when ski mode is switched on and the symbol is flashing. [LAP/RESET] > 2s m /h current time number of descent symbol is flashing ski mode Change the lower display line 25

d) Switching between units symbol is not flashing m /h > 2s m (meter) ft (feet) > 2s C (Celsius) F (Fahrenheit) Temperature, altitude, and speed units can be switched by holding down the START/STOP button for more than 2 seconds. Check the units displayed and repeat the procedure until the units are set as desired. You can switch the units with ski mode on or off. symbol is flashing Ski mode on > 2s m/h km/h miles/hour kilometres/hour 26

e) Ski Log function Ski Record 1 Ski Lap 1 m 800 600 400 200 0 Ski Lap 2 m 800 600 400 200 0 Ski Lap 3 m 800 600 400 200 0 i e ON (10:00) a b f 14:00 j 12:00 k c g 11:00 35 Ski Lap 1 35 Ski Lap 2 Ski Lap 3 35 d 11:05 h 12:05 14:05 l m : OFF (15:00) m 800 600 400 200 0 m 800 600 400 200 0 m 800 600 400 200 0 The example to the left shows a skier doing 3 descents ( Ski Lap 1, 2, 3 ). When he started (10 a.m.) ski mode was switched on ( ON ) and the wristwatch started recording data. At 3 p.m. he switched off ( OFF ) ski mode again. Ski Record : Overview and summary of all recorded data: date of recording: 11. June start of recording: 10 a.m. total time: 5 hours descents: 3 descent time: 15 minutes altimeter (descent): 1200 m altimeter (ascent, lift): 1200 m max. speed (descent): 15 km/h max. altitude: 700 m min. altitude: 200 m inclination of descent: 35 27

Ski Lap : Data of a descent starting time 11 a.m. ( Lap 1 = descent 1), 12 p.m. ( Lap 2 = descent 2), 2 p.m. ( Lap 3 = descent) length of descent 0:05:00 ( Lap 1 = descent 1), 0:05:00 ( Lap 2 = descent 2), 0:05:00 ( Lap = descent 3) max. speed 9 km/h ( Lap 1 = descent 1), 11 km/h ( Lap 2 = descent 2), 15 km/h ( Lap 3 = descent 3) average speed 6 km/h ( Lap 1 = descent 1), 8 km/h ( Lap 2 = descent 2), 10 km/h ( Lap 3 = descent 3) max. altitude 500 m ( Lap 1 = descent 1), 600 m ( Lap 2 = descent 2), 800 m ( Lap 3 = descent 3) min. altitude 200 m ( Lap 1 = descent 1), 200 m ( Lap 2 = descent 2), 200 m ( Lap 3 = descent 3) difference in altitude 300 m ( Lap 1 = descent 1), 400 m ( Lap 2 = descent 2), 500 m ( Lap 3 = descent 3) In addition a graphic history chart of the change in altitude is stored for every descent. The data is just an example to demonstrate what information the wristwatch can store and how it can be retrieved. 28

f) How to record a ski descent ( Ski Lap )? Ski Record 1 Ski Lap 1 m 800 11:00 Ski Lap 1 600 11:05 400 b c 35 200 a d e 0 m 800 600 400 200 0 When ski mode is switched on: The wristwatch creates a new record ( Ski Record ) and stores the starting time and the date (b). At the beginning of a descent ( Ski Lap ) (c) and the end (d), the wristwatch can record the relevant data automatically or manually. In one record ( Ski Record ) all descents ( Ski Lap ) are stored until ski mode is switched off again (e). Automatic recording Recording of a descent ( Ski Lap ) begins when the wristwatch notices a significant change in altitude. Recording ends when there is no change in altitude any more. The descent ( Ski Lap ) is stored. Manual recording You can also manually set the exact beginning and end of a descent: symbol is flashing m /h After switching on ski mode, press the MODE button once shortly. The display shows MANUAL. Press the START/STOP button at the beginning of every descent. The descent timer starts. Press the START/STOP button at the end of every descent as well. The timer stops and the descent ( Ski Lap ) is stored. Ski mode on 29

g) Slope inclination angle, setting the sensitivity 18 inclination angle 18 Setting the inclination angle Slope inclination Most ski runs specify the average inclination angle for skiers. Enter this angle in your wristwatch. Setting the sensitivity To detect changes in altitude (measured by barometer) from the beginning to the end of an automatic recording, the sensitivity can be set for ascents (e.g. lift) and descents separately. Depending on the ski run automatic recording might interpret even short segments as the end of the descent. Then same might happen if you stop to wait for a fellow skier. Test the different settings. In some cases, it might be advisable to use manual recording. sensitivity (ascent) sensitivity (descent) fast fast normal normal slow slow Setting the sensitivity 30

h) Setting inclination angle and sensitivity symbol is flashing Ski mode on m /h [MODE] > 2s [MODE] > 2s ski mode on/off sensitivity (descent) [MODE] inclination angle sensitivity (ascent) Setting order After switching on ski mode ( symbol is flashing), hold down the MODE button for two seconds until SET is flashing at the top of the display. Press the MODE button shortly to switch between the four settings. - If SKI ON or SKI OFF is flashing, hold down the START/STOP button for more than 2 seconds to switch ski mode on or off. - When SLOPE is displayed you can set the slope inclination by pressing the START/STOP button or the LAP/RESET button. Hold down one of the two buttons for a while to activate quick settings. Press the MODE button to get to the next settings. - When rate AS appears in the middle of the display, you can adjust the sensitivity during an ascent (e.g. lift) by pressing the START/ STOP button or the LAP/RESET button ( NORM = normal, FAST = fast, SLOW = slow). - When rate ds appears in the middle of the display, you can adjust the sensitivity during a descent by pressing the START/STOP button or the LAP/RESET button ( NORM = normal, FAST = fast, SLOW = slow). Quit the setting mode by holding down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds (or not pressing any button for 1 minute). 31

i) Data stored under Ski Record and Ski Lap Record X Record 2 Record 1 total time (from recording starting record date number of beginning to end of time descents recording) total altitude total altitude total time of all difference difference max. speed descents (descent) (ascent) max. altitude min. altitude slope inclination Ski record : summary of all descents in the data record Ski Record : Summary record date recording starting time total time (from beginning to end of recording) number of descents total time of all descents total altitude difference (descent) total altitude difference (ascent) max. speed max. altitude min. altitude slope inclination Lap x Lap 2 Lap 1 descent starting total time of max. speed time descent max. altitude min. altitude altitude difference Ski Lap : data of a single descent average speed graphic history chart of descent Ski Lap : Data of a single descent: descent starting time total time of descent max. speed average speed max. altitude min. altitude altitude difference graphic history chart of descent 32

j) Display Ski Record currently selected Ski Record is flashing data display symbol record date [START/ STOP] * [START/ STOP] * [START/ STOP] * total number of stored Ski Records Display Ski Record (current: Ski Record 4 ) max. altitude max. speed min. altitude recording starting time total altitude difference (ascent) [START/ STOP] * [MODE] > 2s [START/ STOP] * starting time starting time Ski Record 1 Ski Record 2 [LAP/RESET] starting time starting time Ski Record 4 Ski Record 3 (example: there are 4 stored Ski Records ) [START/ STOP] slope inclination * Press the LAP/RESET button to change the direction of selection total altitude difference (descent) [START/ STOP] * [MODE] Ski record : summary of all descents in the data record Selection of individual descents ( Ski Lap ) [START/ STOP] * total time (from beginning to end of recording) [START/ STOP] * total time of all descents [MODE] After selecting the Ski Record display the current data record flashes in the top left corner. Select record Press the LAP/RESET button until the number of the desired record starts flashing. Display data Use the START/STOP button or the LAP/RESET button to select what information to display. Press the MODE button to get back to the record ( Ski Record ) selection. View descent data You can view the descents ( Ski Lap ) stored in every record ( Ski Record ) by holding down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds. Please note the following chapter on the next page. Adjust slope inclination You can adjust slope inclination if you hold down the MODE button more than 2 seconds in slope inclination view. Use the START/STOP button and the LAP/RESET button to adjust the inclination angle. Then press the MODE button shortly to save your settings. The speed data will be recalculated and stored based on the new settings. 33

k) Display Ski Lap data display symbol number of descent is flashing Display of a data record ( Ski Record ) starting time R UN of descent Data display of a descent ( Ski Lap ) (current: Ski Lap 4 ) [START/ STOP] * Data record selection ( Ski Record ) R UN R U N starting time starting time Ski Lap 1 Ski Lap 2 [LAP/RESET] R UN R U N starting time starting time Ski Lap 3 Ski Lap 4 (example: there are 4 stored descents) [START/ [START/ [MODE] STOP] STOP] * When a data record ( Ski Record ) is displayed (see previous page), you can switch to display the individual descents by holding down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds. You cannot switch to display the descent data if the inclination angle is displayed. After holding down the MODE button for a while you can adjust the inclination angle. See previous page. Select descent Press the LAP/RESET button until the number of the desired descent starts flashing. Display data Use the START/STOP button or the LAP/RESET button to select what information to display. Press the MODE button to get back to the descent ( Ski Lap ) selection. altitude [START/ STOP] * difference display of descent graphic history total time of all descents * Press the LAP/RESET button to change the direction of selection [START/ STOP] * [START/ [START/ [START/ STOP] * STOP] * STOP] * min. altitude max. altitude average speed max. speed Data of an individual descent ( Ski Lap ) 34

l) Deleting Ski Record entries [MODE] > 2s [MODE] > 2s ONE Delete the current record ( Ski Record ) [MODE] ALL Delete all records ( Ski Record ) Display Ski Record > 2s Confirm deletion First, activate the main record view. See chapter 10. j). The number of the current record flashes on the left of the upper display line. To delete a single record, select it using the LAP/RESET button. Hold down the MODE button for at least 2 seconds until DEL appears on the display and ONE is flashing. If you press the MODE button shortly, you can select whether to delete a single record ( ONE ) or all ( ALL ) records. You confirm deletion by holding down the START/STOP button for more than 2 seconds. A confirmation message is displayed. To abort deletion, hold down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds. Please note: In ski mode ( symbol is flashing), the current record cannot be deleted, as it is still being recorded. To delete it, quit ski mode first ( symbol is not flashing). 35

11. Sensor mode: Altimeter a) Temperature and altitude display/history display Display of temperature/altitude Graphic history display of current altitude [LAP/RESET] current temperature current altitude current time graphic history display of altitude altitude [LAP/RESET] A LT I -23 hours display direction [LAP/RESET] current time is flashing time of altitude measurement (flashing) Altitude and time display for the last 23 hours Press the SENSOR button to switch to sensor mode. Press the MODE button, until ALTI appears at the bottom of the display. Now, the altimeter is selected. Press the START/STOP button to switch between temperature display and altitude history display for the last 23 hours. For testing purposes you can activate the Fast Sampling function. Measurement of altitude is carried out every second for the next five minutes. Hold down the LAP/RESET button for more than 2 seconds to activate the function. The current altitude is stored automatically on the hour. In the history display, you can view the altitude and the corresponding time by pressing the LAP/RESET button. Of course, air temperature cannot be measured properly if the wristwatch is worn around the wrist. Take it off for at least 20 to 30 minutes. Display altitude for the last 23 hours [LAP/RESET] Altimeter mode 36

b) Switching between units > 2s F (Fahrenheit) m (meter) F (Fahrenheit) ft (feet) > 2s > 2s C (Celsius) m (meter) C (Celsius) ft (feet) > 2s The temperature unit can be set to C (Celsius) or F (Fahrenheit). The altitude can be displayed in m (meters) or ft (feet). Hold down the START/STOP button for more than 2 seconds to switch between units. Check the units displayed and repeat the procedure until the units are set as desired. 37

c) Absolute and relative altitude 180m 80m 180m 80m 0m Absolute altitude Illustration b shows the absolute altitude. This is the altitude above sea level (sea level is always 0 m or 0 ft ). Example in illustration: The mountains are 80m and 180m above sea level. Illustration c shows the relative altitude. This is the difference in altitude between the current altitude and the altitude you defined as 0 for the altimeter. Example in illustration: The altimeter was set to 0 on the lower mountain to measure the difference in altitude. The difference in altitude between the two mountains is 100m. 180m 100m 100m 80m 0m 0m Relative altitude 38

d) Overview of altimeter settings Zero position ( ZERO ) (for relative altitude) S E T S E T Enter known altitude ( ALTI ) S E T As the calculation of altitude is based on the current atmospheric pressure, a change in atmospheric pressure has an effect on the altitude display. For precise results, you might have to re-calibrate the altimeter. In ski mode, you cannot calibrate or make adjustments. Every calibration or adjustment is independent. If you set a known altitude, the settings for atmospheric pressure at sea level are ignored. Factory setting ( F.DEF ) Set atmospheric pressure at sea level ( SEAP. ) ZERO = zero position: Select ZERO if you want your wristwatch to display the altitude from a defined place (e.g. lower ski lift station). The current altitude of the wristwatch is set to 0. The letter r is displayed on the right of the altitude to indicate that the altitude shown represents a difference in altitude. ALTI = Enter known altitude: If you know the altitude of a place (e.g. a sign indicates the altitude), you can enter that altitude as reference value. SEAP. = Enter atmospheric pressure at sea level: This setting allows you to enter the atmospheric pressure at sea level. F.DEF ( Factory Default ) = factory settings: The altimeter is reset to factory settings. The atmospheric pressure at sea level is set to 1013.2 mbar which allows calculating the current altitude based on the current atmospheric pressure. 39

e) Zero position ( ZERO ) 2s Altimeter done = new setting accepted [MODE] > 2s [MODE] > 2s [MODE] > 2s [MODE] [MODE] [MODE] [MODE] Select setting mode Zero position ( ZERO ) S ET Press the SENSOR button to switch to sensor mode. Then press the MODE button to select the altimeter. Hold down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds, ZERO starts flashing on the display. Press the START/STOP button. NO is flashing on the display. Press the START/STOP button or the LAP/RESET button to switch from NO (no, abort) to YES (yes, set altimeter to 0 ). Confirm your selection of NO or YES by holding down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds. If NO is selected, the current altitude will be displayed normally. If YES is selected, a confirmation ( done = new setting accepted) is displayed. Then the display is reset to 0 and an r is displayed on the right next to the altitude. Now the difference between your current position and the position you used as a reference (e.g. the lower lift station or the parking lot) is displayed. [LAP/RESET] NO display YES display 40

f) Enter known altitude ( ALTI ) Altimeter [MODE] > 2s [MODE] > 2s [MODE] [MODE] [MODE] [MODE] Select setting mode Set known altitude If you know the altitude of a place (e.g. a sign indicates the altitude), you can enter that altitude as reference value. Caution: If you enter a wrong value, the altitude will be displayed incorrectly! Press the SENSOR button to switch to sensor mode. Then press the MODE button to select the altimeter. Hold down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds, ZERO starts flashing on the display. Press the MODE button shortly. ALTI starts flashing. Press the START/STOP button. The altitude flashes on the display. Use the START/STOP button or the LAP/RESET button to adjust the altitude. Hold down the respective button for a while to activate quick settings. To confirm, hold down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds. Set altitude (value is flashing) [LAP/RESET] > 1s [LAP/RESET] > 1s increase/decrease value increase/decrease value (quick settings) 41

g) Set atmospheric pressure at sea level ( SEAP. ) [MODE] > 2s Altimeter [MODE] > 2s [MODE] [MODE] [MODE] Select setting mode Set atmospheric pressure (value is flashing) Set atmospheric pressure at sea level [LAP/RESET] > 1s [LAP/RESET] > 1s increase/decrease value increase/decrease value (quick settings) [MODE] As the current altitude is calculated based on atmospheric pressure, you can set the atmospheric pressure at sea level, unless you know the reference value of your region. Average atmospheric pressure at sea level is about 1013.2 mbar. Caution: If you enter a wrong value, the altitude will be displayed incorrectly! Press the SENSOR button to switch to sensor mode. Then press the MODE button to select the altimeter. Hold down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds, ZERO starts flashing on the display. Press the MODE button twice shortly. SEAP. starts flashing. Press the START/STOP button. The atmospheric pressure flashes on the display. Use the START/STOP button or the LAP/RESET button to adjust the atmospheric pressure. Hold down the respective button for a while to activate quick settings. To confirm, hold down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds. 42

B A R O B A R O h) Load factory settings ( F.DEF = factory default) A LT I [MODE] > 2s Altimeter [MODE] [MODE] [MODE] S ET [MODE] > 2s Select setting mode 2s [LAP/RESET] done = new setting accepted S ET S E T [MODE] > 2s [MODE] Factory setting The atmospheric pressure at sea level is reset to 1013.2 mbar (average atmospheric pressure at sea level). Press the SENSOR button to switch to sensor mode. Then press the MODE button to select the altimeter. Hold down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds, ZERO starts flashing on the display. Press the MODE button 3 times shortly. F.DEF (= Factory Default ) starts flashing. Press the START/STOP button. NO is flashing on the display. Press the START/STOP button or the LAP/RESET button to switch from NO (no, abort) to YES (yes, restore factory setting). Confirm your selection of NO or YES by holding down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds. If NO is selected, the current altitude will be displayed normally. If YES is selected, a confirmation ( done = new setting accepted) is displayed. The average atmospheric pressure used to calculate the altitude is now reset to 1013.2 mbar. NO display YES display 43

12. Sensor mode: Barometer a) Temperature and atmospheric pressure display/history display current atmospheric current temperature pressure current time [LAP/RESET] Display of temperature Display atmospheric pressure for the last 23 hours [LAP/RESET] -23 hours display direction current time current atmospheric pressure [LAP/RESET] Display of atmospheric pressure at sea level atmospheric pressure at sea [LAP/RESET] level history display of atmospheric pressure at sea level Graphic history display of atmospheric pressure and current atmospheric pressure Press the SENSOR button to switch to sensor mode. Press the MODE button, until BARO appears at the bottom of the display. Now, the barometer is selected. Press the START/STOP button to switch between current atmospheric pressure, atmospheric pressure at sea level and the history display of atmospheric pressure at sea level for the last 23 hours. For testing purposes you can activate the Fast Sampling function. Measurement of atmospheric pressure is carried out every second for the next five minutes. Hold down the LAP/RESET button for more than 2 seconds to activate the function. The current atmospheric pressure is stored automatically on the hour. In the history display, you can view the altitude and the corresponding time by pressing the LAP/RESET button. Of course, air temperature cannot be measured properly if the wristwatch is worn around the wrist. Take it off for at least 20 to 30 minutes. atmospheric pressure is flashing time of measurement of atmospheric pressure Atmospheric pressure and time display for the last 23 hours 44

b) Switching between units > 2s F (Fahrenheit) inhg C (Celsius) inhg > 2s > 2s F (Fahrenheit) mbar/hpa C (Celsius) mbar/hpa > 2s The temperature unit can be set to C (Celsius) or F (Fahrenheit). The atmospheric pressure can be displayed in mbar/hpa (millibar/ hectopascal) or inhg (inch of mercury). Hold down the START/STOP button for more than 2 seconds to switch between units. Check the units displayed and repeat the procedure until the units are set as desired. 45

c) Overview of barometer settings Enter known atmospheric pressure ( AIRP. ) Factory setting ( F.DEF ) The barometer (air pressure sensor) integrated in the wristwatch is already calibrated. Normally, no adjustment is necessary. If needed, you can adjust the settings of the current atmospheric pressure manually. In ski mode, you cannot calibrate or make adjustments. AIRP. = enter known atmospheric pressure: If you have an exact barometer or you know the atmospheric pressure at your location, you can set that pressure as reference value. F.DEF ( Factory Default ) = factory settings: The barometer is reset to factory settings. 46

d) Enter known atmospheric pressure ( AIRP. ) [MODE] > 2s Barometer [MODE] > 2s Set known atmospheric pressure [MODE] [LAP/RESET] Restore factory settings increase/decrease value If you have an exact barometer or you know the atmospheric pressure at your location, you can set that pressure as reference value. Caution: If you enter a wrong value, the atmospheric pressure/altitude will be displayed incorrectly! Press the SENSOR button to switch to sensor mode. Then press the MODE button to select the barometer. Hold down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds, AIRP. starts flashing on the display. Press the MODE button to switch between entering the atmospheric pressure ( AIRP. ) and restoring factory settings ( F.DEF ). Press the START/STOP button. The atmospheric pressure flashes on the display. Use the START/STOP button or the LAP/RESET button to adjust the atmospheric pressure. Hold down the respective button for a while to activate quick settings. To confirm, hold down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds. Enter atmospheric pressure (value is flashing) > 1s [LAP/RESET] > 1s increase/decrease value (quick settings) 47

e) Load factory settings ( F.DEF = factory default) [MODE] > 2s Barometer S ET [MODE] > 2s Set known atmospheric pressure 2s [MODE] [LAP/RESET] done = new setting accepted S ET [MODE] > 2s Restore factory settings After restoring factory settings, the wristwatch will use the values provided by the manufacturer. Press the SENSOR button to switch to sensor mode. Then press the MODE button to select the barometer. Hold down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds, AIRP. starts flashing on the display. Press the MODE button shortly. F.DEF (= Factory Default ) starts flashing. Press the START/STOP button. NO is flashing on the display. Press the START/STOP button or the LAP/RESET button to switch from NO (no, abort) to YES (yes, restore factory setting). Confirm your selection of NO or YES by holding down the MODE button for more than 2 seconds. If NO is selected, the current atmospheric pressure will be displayed normally. If YES is selected, a confirmation ( done = new setting accepted) is displayed. The wristwatch uses the values provided by the manufacturer. NO display YES display 48

C O M P 13. Sensor mode: Compass a) General operating notes direction of compass direction of movement magnetic north pole degrees of direction of movement current time The position of Earth s magnetic north pole is not identical to the geographic North Pole. Please note the following chapters in this respect. Calibrate the compass occasionally to increase the accuracy of the display. Keep the wristwatch away from magnets or devices with electric field (e.g. mobile phones, loudspeakers, motors, cables). Moreover, make sure you keep a distance to metal objects. The bigger the object, the bigger the distance should be. The digital compass cannot be used within vehicles. When using it in buildings (e.g. for testing purposes), please note that depending on the construction (armoured concrete, metallised insulating glass windows, cables) the compass may yield very inaccurate results. 49

b) Compass direction and degree values D NW A N N E B SE C Direction of compass D 315 A 0 0 90 B 135 C Degree value abbreviated designa- direction of compass degree value tion (on the display) N north 349-11 NNE north-northeast 12-33 NE northeast 34-56 ENE east-northeast 57-78 E east 79-101 ESE east-southeast 102-123 SE southeast 124-146 SSE south-southeast 147-168 S south 169-191 SSW south-southwest 192-213 SW southwest 214-236 WSW west-southwest 237-258 W west 259-281 WNW west-northwest 282-303 NW northwest 304-326 NNW north-northwest 327-348 The direction of an object (see left ill. B, C, and D, e.g. a mountain) from position A (your location) can be specified as a compass direction (e.g. N for north, W for west) or as a degree value. The degree value is the angle (0...359 ) between north (0 ) and the object. See the illustration and the table on the left. Compass direction examples: The compass direction of object B as seen from point A is west ( W on the display). The compass direction of object C as seen from point A is southwest ( SE on the display). The compass direction of object D as seen from point A is northwest ( NW on the display). Degree value examples: The degree value of object B as seen from point A is 90. The degree value of object C as seen from point A is 135. The degree value of object D as seen from point A is 315. 50

c) Display modes Normal mode Energy saving mode Calibration needed Normal mode The compass direction is shown in the first display line (e.g. NW for northwest). The degree value is shown in the middle line. The current time is shown in the lowest display line. The marking on the rim shows the magnetic north. Energy saving mode If no button is pressed for one minute, the wristwatch will go into energy saving mode ( IDLE on the display). The compass function is turned off. Press any button to reactivate the compass. Calibration needed If the compass detects inaccuracies or disturbances, OFF CAL is displayed in the first line and the degree value starts flashing. Please see the following chapters on how to do the calibration. 51

d) Compass display for opposite direction/way back, display lock 305 Display of normal direction 0 Display of opposite direction 0 0 As a special feature the compass can display the degree value for the opposite direction (e.g. for the way back). (left example 305-180 = 125 ) Press the START/STOP button to change the display of direction. The arrow symbol indicates that the degree value displayed refers to the opposite direction. Display of normal direction Arrow symbol for opposite direction 125 Display of opposite direction Symbol for display lock To read the display more easily, it can be locked (display is frozen). Lock disabled [LAP/RESET] Lock enabled Press the LAP/RESET button to lock the current display or to unlock it. When the lock is activated, a key symbol ( ) is displayed. If no button is pressed for one minute, the compass switches to energy saving mode and the lock is deactivated. 52

e) Compass use examples C 270 A 135 B 0 Compass display for opposite direction Determine the direction of two distinctive points (point B and point C in the illustration to the left). Press the START/STOP button to change the display for point C to the opposite direction. You get 135 (in the example). If you draw both angles on the map, you will get your current location A on the map. 315 E 3120m 225 C 0 D 4110m B 2120m 315 A 0 Use as navigation aid Even if it seems senseless in times of GPS and little portable GPS devices, it is very well possible to navigate using a map, a compass, and distinctive points. There are books as well as internet sites with a lot of information on this topic. When you go hiking, determine on a map the directions and degree values between two distinctive points (e.g. 315 from point A to B, 0 from point B to C etc.). Check the compass display when hiking. When you come to a fork, for example, you can determine the approximate direction that will lead you to your destination. 53