Kalenji SW Kalenji 900, Manual

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Each time you press STOP , the speed in Km/h or Mi/h (depending on the setting) is shown on the
lower line of the display.
When the stopwatch is running, you can display and save lap times and average speeds for these lap
times by successively pressing the
SPLIT/LAP button. The split time counter will be incremented
each time you press the button.
Once you reach the fi gure 299, the counter fl ashes to indicate that the memory is full.
When you stop the stopwatch (
START/STOP ), a fi nal lap time is added to the memory.
Given that the maximum speed allowed is 999 999, calculated speeds greater than
this value will give rise to an «ERROR» message on the upper line and the speed will
not be saved in the memory.
8.3 Speed Mode Recall Memory
The memory may be recalled whether the speed mode is still running or stopped.
• When the stopwatch is stopped, each time you press the «RECALL» button:
Fastest speed/lap, slowest speed/lap, then average speed/lap, after which the lap times are recalled
starting with the fi rst ones.
• When the stopwatch is running, each time you press the «RECALL» button:
Fastest speed/lap, slowest speed/lap, then average speed/lap, after which the lap times are recalled
starting with the last ones.
You can convert the measurement units for the speed from km/h to MPH (miles per
hour) by pressing the
SPLIT/REST button briefl y when the stopwatch is stopped.
Holding the button down for a few seconds resets the stopwatch (the measured
distance is displayed on the lower line)
The distance may also be converted into miles or kilometres by pressing briefl y on
SPLIT/RESET when the stopwatch is stopped.
If the stopwatch is running or if split times have been memorised, the
SPEED mode is unavailable. On the other hand, if speeds have been memorised or
if the SPEED mode is active, the stopwatch is unavailable.
9 / Frequency calculation mode (STROKE)
• The « STROKE » function counts the frequency of a repetitive action with a certain rhythm
(rowing or swimming strokes or running strides). The time taken to do x strokes (adjustable
setting) is measured and the stopwatch displays the average frequency in beats per minute
(
BPM ) over this period.
9.1 Setting the number of beats used to calculate the frequency