6.0 Trip Mode - Function Display
6.1 Trip Mode - Using the Trip function
6.2 Trip Mode - Setting
6.3 Trip Mode - Trip Record Recall ( Highest peak record)
Main Trip Display
- The Trip Mode includes 3 kinds of Goal Type
display:
- Distance Display
- Step Display
- Calories Display
- See Trip Setting mode to select Goal Type display
Functional Display
- The Trip Mode includes 6 kinds of functional
display:
- Steps Display
- Travelled Time Display
- Current Speed Display
- Calories Display
- Current Altitude Display and
- Record Display
- To select among different functional display,
press the [L/R] button following the adjacent diagram.
Note:
If Distance / Step / Calories are selected in Goal
Type display, functional display will not be shown again
in the upper row.
Highest Peak record
- Max 10 highest Peak record can be recall.
- In Trip Mode - Record View display, Press and hold [M] to enter
Trip Record Recall Mode, Press [M] to enter highest peak record.
Press [L/R] to select between 1 - 10 highest peak record.
- In Highest Peak Record view, press [S/S] to select between time
date stamp and altitude view.
To Reset Highest Peak Record
- In Highest Peak Record View, Press and Hold [L/R] to reset Peak
records.
How to Start/Stop Trip Mode
- The watch has a built-in 3-axis accelerometer sensor which
monitors and records your physical activity. One of the 3
types (Steps, Distance and Calories) can be selected as
the trip goal and display on the watch.
- In Trip Mode, press [S/S] to start. Press [S/S] once again to
stop.
- When Trip Mode start “ ” will appear and “ ”
icon will start flashing.
- During the Trip, Highest Peak point will save to peak record
automatically when Trip mode is activated.
How to Reset Trip Mode
- When Trip Mode is stopped, press and hold [L/R] to reset.
- All the previous Trip record data will be erased.
How to Record Trip Point Data
- When Trip Mode is started, press and hold [L/R] to save
your trip point record, “ ” will appear.
- Max 30 Trip point data can be saved and recall.
- If smart lap by distance is On, the watch will save your Trip
point record at preset distance interval.
- See Trip record recall to check the Trip Point Data.
Note:
Personal data such as Birthday, Gender, Height and Weight have to be input to get more accurate
estimation of distance and calories burnt.
Trip Mode
Functional
Display
Goal Type
Display
Progress
of goal
Current
Time
Trip Mode
Steps
Travelled
Time
Current
Speed
Calorie
Current
Altitude
Record
[L/R]
[L/R]
[L/R]
[L/R]
[L/R]
[L/R]
[L/R]
Trip Mode
Date
Stamp
Date
Stamp
Altitude
Peak
No.
Time
Stamp
Time
Stamp
Trip Record
Time and Date
Altitude
Highest Peak Record
Distance Display
Record View
Display
Trip Mode
Distance View
Display
Trip Mode
Progress
of goal %
10%
100%
20%
90%
30%
80%
40%
70%
50%
60%
Distance Display
Hold [M]
[M]
Hold [M]
[M]
[M]
[M]
On
On
Off
Off
[M]
[M]
[M]
[M]
[M]
[M]
[M]
Year of
Birth
Gender
Unit
Weight
[M]
[M]
[M]
Calibrate
Absolute Altitude
Height
Goal Type
Goal Data
Smart Lap
On/Off
Smart Lap
Distance
Altitude
Alarm Data
Factory
Default
Altitude
Alarm
On / Off
Functional Display
Hold
[M]
Hold
[M]
[M]
[M]
[S/S]
[L/R]
Trip
Point
Trip
Point
Trip
Point
Trip
Point
Peak
Point
Peak
Point
Date
Date
Start
Stop
How to Set Trip Mode
- Press and hold [M] to enter Trip mode setting.
- Press [M] to select among the settings.
- If altitude alert is set On, when the current altitude is equal to or
higher than the preset altitude level, the watch starts beeping for
about 10 seconds and “ ” icon starts flashing.
- After the first beeping, the watch will beep again for every 2
minutes if the current is still equal or higher than the preset value.
Note:
Altitude alarm will be sounded in Trip Mode only.
Peak
Point
1
Peak
Point
2
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