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11.

 Memory Function

Recall data

The  Walking  Style  can  store  the  data  of  number  of  steps,  number  of  aerobic  steps,  duration
of steady (aerobic) walk, consumed calories, burned fat volume and walking distance. These data
can be shown for seven days.

1. Press mode button one or several times to select the mode you want:

aerobic : number of aerobic steps + duration of aerobic walk

kcal

: consumed calories and burned fat volume

km

: walking distance

steps

: number of steps

2. Press memory/

button to recall previous data.

The Walking style can store measure values of seven days.

Notes:

when displaying values from memory the number of steps
you make will not be counted.

when displaying values from memory the time is not displayed.

if the memory/

button is not used for one minute, the

display will return to the previous screen.

3. Press mode button to exit memory display.

Erase memory

Press system reset button.

Caution!

 All data memory and settings will be erased!

12.

 Troubleshooting

Fault

Cause

Rectification

Low voltage

Battery weak or exhausted.

Insert a new 3V lithium battery
type CR2032.

Display

Polarities of battery (+ and -)

Insert battery in correct alignment.

empty

aligned in wrong directions.

Displayed values are incorrect

The Step Counter is attached

Follow instructions item 5 & 7.

incorrectly.

You are walking at inconsistent Walk at consistent pace all the time.
pace.

Settings are wrong.

Change settings.

13.

 Care and storage

Use a soft, slightly moistened cloth to clean the Walking style.

Caution! 

Do not use petrol, thinners or similar solvents!

Do not carry out repairs of any kind yourself.

Store the Walking style in a dry, enclosed place.

Attention!

Disposal of batteries and the Walking style should be carried out in accordance

with the national regulations for the disposal of electronic products.

14.

 Specifications

Product name

Walking style

Type

HJ-113

Power supply

3V Lithium battery type CR2032

Battery life

New battery will last for approx. 6 months (when used for
walking 10,000 steps a day)

Measurement range

Number of steps: 0 to 99,999 steps
Number of aerobic steps: 0 to 99,999 steps
Duration of aerobic walk: 0 to 1440 minutes
Consumed calories: 0 to 99,999 kcal
Burnt fat volume: 0.0 to 199.9 g
Walking distance: 0.00 to 999.99 km
Time: 0:00 to 23:59

Capacity of memory

Number of steps, number of aerobic steps and duration of
aerobic walk, consumed calories and burnt fat volume,
walking distance: from 7 days ago to the previous day

Setting range

Time: 0:00 to 23:59 (24-hour display)
Weight: 30 to 136 kg in units of 1 kg
Stride length: 30 to 120 cm in units of 1 cm

Operating temperature and
humidity

-10

°

C to +40

°

C, 30 to 85% RH

Storage temperature and
humidity

-20

°

C to +60

°

C, 30 to 95% RH

Precision of step counting

/- 5% (by vibration testing machine)

Time precision

/- 30 seconds of the average monthly deviation
(under normal temperature)

External dimensions

Approx. 47(W) x 66(H) x 16(D) mm

Weight

Approx. 32 g (including battery)

Accessories

3V Lithium battery type CR2032, strap, clip for strap, screwdriver,
instruction manual

In the interest of product improvement, specifications are subject to change without notice.

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7.

  How to attach the Step Counter

We recommend placing the Step Counter in your pocket or your bag or hanging it from your neck.

Pocket
1.

Put the unit in your upper front or trousers pocket.

2.

Clip the strap to the edge of your pocket.

Notes:

do  not  put  the  unit  in  the  back  pocket  of  your  shorts
or trousers.

be sure the unit is securely fastened to your clothes.

Bag
1.

Put the unit in a compartment or partition of your bag.

2.

Clip the strap to the edge of your bag.

Notes:

be sure you can hold the bag tightly.

be sure the unit is securely fastened to your bag.

Neck
1.

Attach  a  commercially  available  string,  strap  or  key  cord  to  the
unit and hang it from your neck.

8.

 Using the Walking style

Actual use of the Step Counter
1.

Attach  the  unit  to  your  body.  Refer  to  above 

How  to  attach  the

Step Counter

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2.

Start walking.

Notes:

to  prevent  erroneous  counting,  the  display  of  the  Step
Counter  will  start  showing  the  number  of  steps  taken
after  4  seconds.  This  means  that  the  display  will  not
change  for  4  seconds  after  you  start  walking.  However,
all steps taken will be displayed.

after 10 minutes of walking more than 60 steps per minute,
the aerobic mode is activated.

The aerobic mode deactivates after a 1-minute break.

3.

After your walk, press mode button to read data.

Note:

you cannot turn off the unit.

9.

 To View the Results

Press  the  Mode  button  each  time  you  want  to  switch  the  screen  display  from  the  number  of
aerobic  steps/duration  of  aerobic  walk,  to  calorie/amount  of  fat  burnt,  to  distance,  and
then number of steps.

10.

 Correct usage of Step Counter

Tips for use

Attach the unit perpendicular to
the ground.

Max.

 tolerance 

 30

°

/ + 30

°

.

Do not hang the unit from
your belt, the top of your
shorts or trousers or a bag.

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Wear proper Shoes
No erratic footsteps such as:

 Walking with a shuffle.

Walking or joging with sandals,
Clogs, Slippers, etc.

Do not use unit during intense exercises and
bumpy environments:

Exercises requiring up & down movements.

Going up or down the stairs or steep slope.

Exercises other than walking & jogging.

Pitching or rolling motion when in a moving
vehicle.

Do not hang the step counter
from your neck during jogging.

OMRON HEALTHCARE CO., LTD., JAPAN

OMRON HEALTHCARE SINGAPORE PTE LTD.

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