Kruger&Matz KM0420, Owner'S Manual

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Owner’s manual
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12. Notifications
Smartphone notifications are also displayed on smartwatch screen unless set differently.
Notifications settings are subject to change for user’s convenience. To switch
on/off notifications from certain sources to be displayed on smartwatch, input changes
in SmartWear Notifications, or block them directly on your smartwatch: after receiving
notification from the source you wish to block, display it and press Block, you will
no longer receive notifications from that source.
13. Remote capture
Remote capture in smartwatch main menu works as a remote control for your phone
camera function. To take a photo, go to Remote capture in main menu. While enabled,
smartwatch display duplicates smartphone’s screen. Touch the smartwatch screen on
symbol to take a photo. Photos taken through smartwatch are saved in smartphone
internal/SD card memory.
NOTE: Before running Remote capture function, make sure your phone is active and
unlocked.
14. Additional Apps
To manage and run additional applications on your smartwatch, go to SmartWear app on
your smartphone and see list of available apps list.
User can install, uninstall and change settings according to his preferences. By default,
Pedometer and Ultraviolet are already installed on your watch.
• Pedometer
This app counts your steps, wherever you are. Turn it on and be up-to-date with your
daily walking routine. To enable Pedometer, open the app and press Start. Apart
from steps, smartwatch displays the distance you’ve covered, and calories you’ve
burned during that walk.
• Ultraviolet
The Ultraviolet app provides information on the
UV Index. All you have to do is go out and open
the app (remember not to cover the smartwatch).
Ultraviolet app will show you current level of
sunshine radiation exposure.
Note: The UV index is an internationally applied
measurement standard for the sunshine radiation
intensity. The values on the index scale range
from zero upwards. The higher the number, the
higher the risk of skin or eyes damage. One point
on this scale equals roughly 250 mW/m
2
.
UV Index Exposure level
0-2 Low
3-5 Moderate
6-7 High
8-10 Very High
> 11 Extreme