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DISPLAY MODES
There are four display modes in ALTIMETER:
• Altitude and clock
• Altitude and local barometric pressure
• Altitude and chronometer
• Altitude and temperature
Refer to fig 8 to change among the displays. Within the four display
modes there are four functions can be recalled:
• Altitude memory
• Altitude alarm
• Climbing speed
• Climbing speed memory
Note:
The chronometer can also be activated under the climbing speed
mode (fig 8a).
HOW TO SET THE CURRENT ALTITUDE
When you first use the OUTBREAKER, you should set the current
altitude – that is the known altitude at the current location. You can
obtain the correct altitude from a topographical map.
Refer to fig 8b to set the reference altitude.
Note:
The altitude could be re-calibrated in another way by input the
sea-level pressure through the PC software. To connect the watch to
the PC software please refer to section 7.
HOW TO SET THE ALTIMETER ALARM
Refer to fig 9 to set the altimeter alarm.
Once the altitude alarm is set, your OUTBREAKER will emit an
alarm when the set altitude is exceeded.
Note:
a) Both ascending and descending altitude alarm is equipped in the
watch.
b) The altitude alarm as far as the duration of the alarm may also set
through the PC software. To connect the watch to the PC
software please refer to Section 7.
MAXIMUM AND ACCUMULATED
ALTITUDE
You may recall the maximum ascending or descending altitude as far
as the total altitude for ascending and descending. You may also
erase this memory record. (fig 10)
Note:
a) please refer to Section 7 for overall erase memory record.
b) This feasture can be applied companied with the PC docking
station. You may set the threshold value of altitude change on the
watch for the total ascending / descending altitude memory
through the PC software. To connect the watch to the PC
software please refer to section 7.
