100 Lap Ironman Triathlon with the FLIX
Plain language instructions for the 100 Lap Ironman Triathlon with the FLIX Indiglo activation system.
1. SETTING THE WATCH
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Setting
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Example of setting the watch
2. CHRONO (stopwatch)
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Timing with the chronograph
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Storing and clearing the chrono memory
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Chronograph terms
3. TIMER
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Setting
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Starting/Stopping
4. ALARM
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Setting
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Arming and disarming the alarm
5. MEMO
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Setting
6. INDIGLO
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Activation of the FLIX System Indiglo night-light
There are 6 buttons on the watch, and to prevent confusion I will identify each by its location upper right,
lower left on the side, lower left on the face, etc. Each button tends to have the same sort of function in
most watch modes, and given only that information, you can figure out most things with your watch, so
I'll give those functions first.
MODE
also called
PREVIOUS
The lower button on the left side - moves you around outside the modes. (Or backward through the
inside of a mode.)
INDIGLO
The upper button on the left side activates the Indiglo nightlight.
STOP/RESET
also called
SCROLL DOWN
(button with a raised line)
The lower left button on the face makes changes downward.
START/SPLIT
also called
LAP-NEXT
(button with 3 raised bumps)
The lower right button on the face moves you around forward inside the modes.
RECALL
also called
SCROLL UP
The upper button on the right side makes changes upward.
SET
also called
STATUS
The lower button on the right side gets you into and out of setting mode.
1. SETTING THE WATCH.
SETTING
1. First, find the regular time mode by pressing the MODE button until the time (with the date at the
top) shows.
2. Press & hold the SET button until the word ENTER disappears and is replaced by the word TIME.
Release that button. You'll notice that at the top of the display, the words SET T1 or SET - T2.
This is where you select between setting the 1st time zone or the 2nd time zone. Select between T1
or T2 by pressing the RECALL button or the STOP/RESET button.
3. Press either the MODE or the START/SPLIT button. You'll notice that whatever is blinking is
