Operation Guide 2886
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Memory Confirmation
Message
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Elapsed Time Measurements
The procedures for stopwatch elapsed time measurement are the same
regardless of whether or not GPS measurement is used.
The only differences are display contents and the data stored in memory.
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It is recommended that you charge the watch fully before using GPS.
• Switches
display screen
(GPS measurement)
• Stop
• Reset (Data to memory)
• Start
• Lap
• (Light)
To measure elapsed time
Stop
Reset
(Data to memory)
Start
Cumulative Time Measurement
Pressing the
E
button to restart the stopwatch without resetting it to all
zeros will resume elapsed time measurement from where it was last
stopped.
To measure lap times
Lap
Lap
Reset
(Data to memory)
Stop
Start
Memory Confirmation Message
When you reset the stopwatch to all
zeroes, a message appears on the
display asking if you want to store the
current measurement data in flash
memory. Use the
A
button to move the
arrow ( ) to “YES” (to store the data) or
“NO” (to discard the data) and then press
the
E
button.
•
It can take as long as three seconds to
store data.
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Using GPS Measurement during a Stopwatch
Operation
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Cycling Through Measurement Screens
You can display any of the measurement screens shown below when
using GPS measurement during a stopwatch operation.
•
The same data is measured and maintained in memory regardless of
which screen is currently on the display.
•
The target arrival time screen and the distance/time differential screen
are displayed only when the target pace feature is turned on.
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You can select km (kilometers) or mile (miles) as the distance unit.
See “To configure basic settings” for more information.
Distance Screen
Speed Screen
Distance/Time
Differential Screen
Arrival Time
Screen
Pace Screen
Lap Screen
Distance Differential
Pace
(minutes per kilometer)
Lap Time
Elapsed Time
Arrival Time
Speed
Distance Covered
Time Differential
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Specifying the Target Pace
You can specify the target distance and time, and have the watch emit a
pace beeper when the distance you specified is reached during a
stopwatch elapsed time measurement operation.
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Note that you must reset the stopwatch to all zeroes in order to
configure target pace settings.
1. Enter the Stopwatch Mode.
2. Hold down the
A
button for about one
second until the setup menu appears.
3. Use the
E
and
B
buttons to move the
arrow ( ) to “TARGET PACE”.
4. Press the
C
button.
•
This will display the target pace setting
screen.
5. Use the
C
button to select the setting
you want to configure.
•
Each press of the
C
button cycles
through the settings shown below. The
currently selected setting is the one
that is flashing.
TARGET PACE
ON/OFF
TIME
(Second)
TIME
(Minute)
TIME
(Hour)
DISTANCE
6. Use the
E
(+) and
B
(–) buttons to
change the currently selected setting.
Settings
•
TARGET PACE: Select ON or OFF.
•
DISTANCE: Change this setting in 0.1 km (0.1 mile) increments
within the range of 0.10 to 99.90 km (0.10 to 62.00
miles). MARATHON will appear when the distance
setting is 42.195 km and HALF (half marathon) will
appear for 21.0975 km.
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TIME: Set the hour, minute, and second settings within the
range of 0:00'01 to 23:59'59.
7. To exit the setting screen and return to the
menu, press the
A
button.
The watch calculates the speed in
accordance with the distance and time
you specify here. If the speed is outside
the range of 4.0 km/h to 40.0 km/h (2.5
mph to 24.9 mph), an error message will
appear and then the display will return to
the DISTANCE setting.
8. To return to the Stopwatch Mode screen,
press the
A
button again.
(–)
(+)