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RANGE

OF

APPLICATION

The GPS device is a navigation system.

By

using the 24 satellite

netwofk

circling the earth.

the posltion

of

user can

be

determined. This is possible at any time and averywhere in tha world.

• The

GPS

device

is

designed for use as a global positioning system.

• The

GPS

device servas mainly for tha measurement

01

distances. speed. altitude and

navigation by using

the US·Amarican

24

satellite natwork.

• The device

Is

not

usable for demanding applications such as paragliding, sky diving

or

soaring.

• The

GPS

device

is

designed for private use and not

su~able

for commercial use.

A use different other than described In this Instruction manual

Is

not advisable and can lead

to damage

or

injury.

We

assume no liability

lor

damages resulting from improper use.

Further directions and explanaUons

can

be

found

In

the Instruction manual.

GPS

Reception

To use the GPS function

of

your GPS device optimally, it

Is

imperative thai

the

following

instructions are followad.

The GPS device is a global positioning system (=GPS), which mainly serves for the

measurament

01

distances. speed, altitude and navigation by using the US·American

24 satellite network.

The United States of America operates this 24

sate

ll

~e

netwofk

and

is

responsible for its

accuracy and maintenance.

Only during

clear

weather

(dear

sky) and suitable reception

area·

open

a

....

a

nd

clear

Vie

.....

oflhe

aky

-

can

a faulUess

satellite reception

be

ensured.

Since satell

rta

Signals react very sensitively

to

outside Influences. bad weather

cond~ions

(such

as strong snowfall)

as

well as a disturbed reception area (GPS device Is covered

by

clothing

or

otherobj&ts.

high buildings

or

narrow valleys and gorges prevent re<:eption)

can seriously impair

the performance and accuracy

of

the GPS device.

The

GP$

reception

In

buildings Is very reduced or Impossible.

Nearwindows.

as

well

as

In

rooms

with large windows and

free sight

of

the sky, the position can be determined in certain

circumstances. depending on the current

pos~ion

of

the satellites. In closed rooms and in cellars

the GPS reception is practically always Impossible.

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ACCESSORIES

Mounting Shoe

USB

Cl

ip Installation

CD

FUNCTION

BUTTONS

OF

THE

GPS

DEVICE

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Chest Belt

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

• Clean the GPS device only with a soft, moist, lint free cloth.

• Do not use solvents,

ac<dic

or

gaseous cleaning agents.

• Take care not to leave

any

water drops

on

the display

of

the GPS device. Water can cause

permanent discolorations.

• Do not expose t

he

display

to

bright sunli

gh

t nor

to

ultraviolet radiation,

•

On

the display of the GPS device

is

a transparent protective film.

You

can remove this or leave it on the display

to

protect it from scratching.

Please take care that the

GP$

device has a

dear

view of the sky

to

ensure a

faulHess

reception

olthe

signals. Otherwise limitation

olthe

performaace and the accuracy could result.

Ta

ke care that the

GP$

device is not covered

by

clothing

..

The receptioo could

be

distinctly reduced

by

th

i

s.

yO\)

can read more about GPS reception

in item "GPS ReceptlonH

• 3 .

R

ec

harg

in

g

th

e

watc

h

At the back

of

the watch there are four contacts. Clip the connecting cable (As shown

in

fig,

1)

to the watch case with the four pins on the cable matching the four contact

on the case back. Plug the cable to the computer

Charging time

is

about 3 hours.

Belt

, , ,

.,

.

WEARING THE

TRANSMITIER

BELT

Adjusllhe elastic bell so Ihat

il

fils~ghUy

around your chest just

be

low

thepectoral musdes. Moisten the transmitter's conductive

pa

ds with

sa

liva or

ECGlIel

{available at yourlocal chemist'

s)

in

order

lo

ensure

a good contact with the sk

in

at all

~mes,

"

Upward

Positioning the Transmitter Bell

upward as per diagram.

conductive

pads

con

duc

tive

p

ad

s

-

5-

GPS

RE

CEPTION

Tip

:

Hold the GPS still for a f

ew

minutes in an open area before

you start your journey

or

drive in

an

open area

w

~h

free si

ght

of

the s

ky

and

s

w

~ c

h

~

on, press and hold the SATELLITE

a NI OFF

fo

r

about

3

seconds

,

Swi

tch on

th

e GPS d

evice

:

Hold the

SA

T

EL

LITE ON

IO

FF f

or

about 3 seconds,

Swi

tch

off

the GPS

device:

Hold the

SA

T

EL

LITE ON I

OFF

for

about 3 seconds,

The GPS d

ev

ice automatically starts

10

sear

ch

f

or

a GPS

signal, visible by the blinking satellite symbol in the top left

of

the display,

Pl

ease note that

rt

can take up to 15 minutes from the first sta

rt

in new surroundings until the

first satellite reception occurs. Then the satellite symbol appears permanently on the display,

The more "waves· are displayed around the satellite symbol, the

beller

the reception:

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k

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d

!J

rece

pt

ion

re

cept

i

on

~

Very

good

~))

Best

pos

si

ble

rec

ep

t

ion

r

ecep

ti

on

If the GPS device has not received a Satelli

te

signal

in

30

minutes, GPS automatically

sw

itches off,

By

holding the SATELLITE ON/OFF button for 3 seconds, the search for

GPS

signal start

ag

ain,

-

6-

TO

TURN

ON

AND

DISPLAY

DIFFERENT

MODE

1.

Press and hold S

AT

ELLI

TE

ON

IOFF

button for 3 seconds to

tum

on

the GPS devi

oo.

2. Press MODE button

to

switch between different mode.

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TIME Mode

STOPWATC

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COMPASS Mode

TIME

MODE

Time setti

ng

After the watch is

fu

l

ly

charged. remove the USB connector The watch enters into lime mode.

During

sa

tellite reception (see

rtem

GPS

Reception) time

and

date are set automatical

ly.

Selting the time manually

is

not possibte.

Nottce: Please note that the GPS signal sends Greenwich

Mean Time (GMT), and it may be necessary

to set a different

time zone.

To

set a dIfferent lime zone, please follow.

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Hold A for 3 Sec. to enter time/personal setting

j

Set time format

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Press BlC

to

toggle

between 12/24.

set

GMT

Press B

to

minus

30min, C

to

increase 30 min

Press A

to

confirm Press A

to

confirm

set b

irt

hday set weighl

Press BlC to select Press BlC

to

select

Press A

to

confirm Press A to confirm

A A

set metric system

Press BlC

to

toggle

between KMIM

Press A to confirm

Press D Button al

any

stage

to

exit setting.

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8-

HOURLY CHIME

A

Hourly Chrme OFF Hourly Ch,me ON

Toggle between DatelYear Di

sp

lay

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Alarm

Setting

C

-

c

RLRRM

12m'

Hold

A

Press B to de<:rease

dig~

by 1

Press C to increase digrt by 1

Press A to

conform

Press D to save and leave alarm

setting

TURN

ALARM

ON/OFF

A

r--"

R

LRRM

RLRRM

1200

'

A

Remark : Alarm sound for 1 minute,

press any key to stop

-

9-

SPEED

MODE

Press the MODE button until you are in the speed mode,

as

shown in the following

readout (graphics on the left

).

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FurlClion

•

By

pressing the SELECT button. you

can

change the readout in the

lower part

of

the display

as

follows:

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Loop (distance item)

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622m

An'meter

Odome'er

Oom~.

•

CST"

Distance

Hold A to reset

0

• TM

"Training

time (displays the time moving, i.e. during standstill the time is stopped,

if the movement continues, the time continues

as

wel

l.

GPS

re<:eption

provided!) HokfA to reset 0

• AVS

"Averag

e speed Hold A to reset 0

• MXS " Maximum speed Hold A

10

reset 0

•

000"

Total distance Hold A to reset 0

• ALTI

"Current

AHitude

• CP

"Compass

(an arrow shows the direction (N, E, W or S) in

wh

ich you are moving)

N"

North

E"

East

W"

West

S"

South

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HEART RATE MODE

Press the MODE button untit you are

in

the heart

ra

te mode, as shown in the following

readOul(graphics on the left).

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By pressing the SELECT button, you can change the readoul in Ihe

lower part

of

the display as follows:

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c

-

Loop

(limer

item)

• TM

"Training

time

(d

isplays

the

~me

training with chest

be~)

Hold A to reset 0

• AVG " Average heart rate Hold A to reset

• ZON

E"

Exercise

~one

•

CAL"

Calorie Burnt Hold A to reset 0

•

SPD"

Current Speed

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HEART RATE SUBMODE(TlMER)

Sy pressing

the

RECALL button(B) you can change the readout in the lower

pa

rt

of

the

display

as follows:

~

B

-

C

-

B

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•

7B"

.

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2Ei'S

In

Zone

Timer

AVG

B B

-

.

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=

In

Zone

limer

•

'"

= Below Zone

limer

. ... " Above Zone

limer

Timer starts when pulse

signal received

HEART RATE SUBMODE (AVG)

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Hold button A to reset data

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By

pressing button B you

C3n

change Ihe

readOUI

in Ihe lower part

of

Ihe display

as

follows:

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B

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A

10

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B

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B

to

decrease

dig

it

by

one

,

press

C

to

increase

digit

by

one,

hold

for

fast

f

orward

and

backward.

Press

A

to

confirm

Press

D

to

leave.

B

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al

ready know your MHfI il

you

are

an

avid

alhlete or n

you

have already laken a

Max.

HeartRate test.

11

not,

the loIlowing

lormula

witt

hetp

you

to

ma

ke

an

educaled guess:

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HEART RATE SUB

MODE

(CALORIEfFAT BURNT)

By

pressing the RECALL button(B) you can change the readout in the lower part

of

the

dispJay

as

follows·

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Hold

Button

A

to

reset

0

HEART RATE SUBMODE (SPEED MODE)

By

pressing the RECALL button(B) you can change the readout in the lower part

of

the

di

spJay

as

follows·

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SPEED

DISTANCE

Speed

and

Distance

only

works

when

GPS

signal

is

received.

Training Time

Press Ihe C bullon in the heart rale mode unlil TIMER is shown.

The training time is shown in Ihe tower segment

of

Ihe display, in the middle the hea

rt

rale.

The display

of

Ihe Iraining time is aclivated

automaliC3l1y

when a heart rate signal is received. The

training time shows the lolal time you have worn the chesl

be

lt and lhe heart rate was received

by

the heart rate monitor watch, even if you switch

10

another mode from the heart rale mode.

If you press Ihe A bUllon shortly, you can choose between lhe following displays:

TIMER" The total training time

(I

l"The

time

wh

ile you were within the chosen training zone

(

..

l" The time

wh

ile you were outside

of

the chosen lIaining zone

(

",

l"The

time

wh

ile you were below the chosen

tra

ini

ng

zone

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STOPWATCH

MODE

Press the D button until you are

in

the stopwatch mode, as shown

by the following readout

B

-.

Press A to stan,

Hold A

to

reset 0

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:

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LAP

FULL

After

99

laps stored

LAP FULL display on

screen, Press A

10

slop

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LAP

02

Press B

10

record lap

Press

B

10

go

inlO

memory

re<:ord

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B

Tolal TIme

•

Lap TIme

Sub Function

•

Press B

to

read memory.

Fastest lap is the first data

to

display, then Press C

to

e

-.

fOllow by lap 1

..

. 99

e

In

t~

e

submode.

Pl

e

ss

a still.bIe

10

recotd

lap

time.

Hold

A

to

reset

data

baCk

to

0

SETTING TARGET

If the stop watch is runni

ng,

press A

to

stop stopwatch

to

set tar

get

In

Target menu Press B to choose

one

of

the infotmabons SpeedlD,stance/Time

Press A

to

turn target Alert ON/OFF

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SPEED

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g

GORL

DIST~NCE

e

-

om

Distance

Ho

ld A to

enter

into

tar

get

setting

menu.

Press

C to

increase

dig

it,

S

to

dec

r

ease

digit,

Press

D to

confirm

Press

A

to

turn

target

alert

on/off

REMARK: User can onty set one

target

1.

\r\ohen

target distance is reached, the alell

will sound for

10 sec. And the distance

wi

ll

start from 0

GORL

TIME

oom

TIme

Ie

1 ! B

DISTRNCE

om

2.

The watch

wi

ll beep

ff

targel speed is not reached.

B

.-

A

..

GORL

DISTRIH

L20

iD

3.

\r\ohen

target

time is reached, the alen will sound for 10 sec. And the timer will start from 0

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Rec

ording

Data

Notice:

Please nole that the GPS and pul

se

data are saved in Ihe GPS device only during

on

go

ing limekeeping.

You can change to all modes during timekeeping. t

he

recording of GPS and pulse data

continues until you stop the timekeeping in the stopwatch mode

or

the memory

is

full.

1. Press the STISPISET button to start timekeeping. During ongoing timekeeping the GPS

and pulse data are recorded.

Maximum memory:

350 hours.

2.

To

stop the timekeeping and also the recording

of

GPS and pul

se

data,

press the STISPISET button again.

3.

To

continue the timekeeping and therefore also the recording

of

GPS and pulse data,

press the STISPISET bu

tt

on again, to stop again the STISPISET button.

4.

To

reset the timekeeping and save the recording

of

the GPS and pulse data, press the

SELECT button for about

3 seconds during stopped timekeeping. Your run

or

ride

is

now saved as one recording in the GPS device.

5. If you start the timekeeping again with the STISPfSET button again, a second recording

is

started. etc

..

Dele

ting

th

e Mem

ory:

If

the timekeeping

is

at zero, press the

STi

SPISET button for about 5 seconds.

C

LEAR

ALL

ST

ORE DATA

tN

WATCH

In Stopwat

ch

memory screen, Hold SET for 5 seconds,

clears all memory

TO

download the saved recordings follow item Transfer of GPS

data

to

a CompUlet.

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GPS

Compass

GPS

Compass

(

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J

way

Point

Navigation

c

-

The watch shows user's travelling d

ir

ection

Middle arrow shows

Home direction

Way Point

Navigation

Route Navigation

the followi

ng

readout:

c

-.

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.

28

'

20.2

"

E114'

II

'52

.

8"

Current

locatIOn

The watch

can

memorize 16 poi

nt

of

interest(1 home location

and

15 way points)

To

set way

,

paIn

:

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At the point

of

il)terest, go

10

currenl localion screen.

Ho

ld A to

save as way

pOin

t

Press B or C to select which icon

10

set Flag 1 Flag 15 or home.

Then Press A

10

confir

m.

I I is not necessary to sel point

of

interest from 1 to 15, the user

can choose to set

in

any orders,

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l

~ilH

15 Flag

01

..

Flag 15

Home

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Compass

Mode

(Functions only with Satellite Signal)

fi)

B

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Navigating through way pOint

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In

way point navigation mode. press B to show way point data. press C to choose the

desired way point.

After selection. press B to go back to way point navigation mode. The arrow in the middle

shows the direction

of

destination. lower digit shows the distance from the destination

REMARK:

In

the beginning

Or

when the user is not moving, the arrow points forward.

VVhen

user starts

to move, the arrow will point to the direction

of

the point

of

interest

ROUTE NAVIGATION

®

B

-.

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12.08

Download route from computer

(Please see appendix how to download route).

At the starting point

of

the route, turn GPS on.

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Middle arrow shows the direction on next way point, below

d

i

g~

shows the distance

remaining to the route destiration.

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RETURN HOME

Before your journey, Start the stopwatch to start recording, When you

want to turn back, use Return Home function. Press B, then press C \0

show home location hold A to go back to the Return Home function and

start navigation. Follow the arrow to

go

back.

Do

wnload

r

ou

te

fr

om

computer

work

s on Route

Na

vigati

on

mode

only

R

ou

te record

by

watch

can

on

ly use

for

return

home

fun

ction

If

you

want

to

use the route recorded

by

the

watch

in

r

oute

navigation

mode,

you

need

to

fi~t

download

the

r

oute

to

the

computer

and ,

e·install

the

route

into

the

watch

Dl

ep

lay

of

Po

eltlo

n:

When the GPS device is connected to the satellites, the latitude and longitude for every

position is displayed.

ArI N is added to \he latitude (north

of

the equator) or S (south

of

the equator).

A W is added to the longitude (west

of

the prime meridian) or

E (east

olthe

prime meridian).

N"

North"

North

~

nOr1hem latit

ude

S "

South"

South

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eouthem

talhude

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East"

East

~

eastern

longitude

W "

West"

West

....

western

longitude

The position is displayed in the common lonnat degrees ·

minutes'

se<::onds

'

1 degree is subdivided into 60 minutes, one minute is 60 seconds.

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N4S

"S'

41.4·

E 14' 0' 45.0·

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14 degrees 0 minutes 45.0

se<::onds

eastern

Iong~ude

Note: During Route Navigation

or

Return Home, You must stay

in

Route

Navigation Submode otherwise the GPS device will not keep you tracking

along the route.

LIGHT

FUNCTION

Sy pressing the

SATELLITE

bu

tt

on, the display is illuminated for about 3

sewnds.

Please note constant

illumina~on

of

the display consumes more ba

tt

ery. which

results in a shorter lifespan

of

the battery.

A battery charge is necessary, If the display gets weak

er

Of

it fades totally. If the battery is

weak, the low ba

tt

ery symbol is displayed.

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NO Satellile Reception

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of

the sky

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"21-

TECHNICAL

DATA

Memory for GPS data:

Accuracy GPS:

350 hours

5 metres

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of

the accuracy is derived from the so called 50% CEP (Circular Error

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of

all measurements during very good satellite reception

are within the stated radius

of

Sm

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sa

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reception almost all points are within a circta

of

10m

radius. The determined

pos~ion

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