Pyle PGSPW1 User manual

PGSPW1
Pyle
Brand
Pyle
Model
PGSPW1
Category
Heart rate monitors
Type
User manual

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The Pyle PGSPW1 is a versatile GPS device designed for outdoor enthusiasts and athletes. It offers a range of features to enhance your adventures, including:

  • Real-time GPS tracking: The device utilizes a 24-satellite network to provide accurate positioning and tracking, allowing you to navigate unfamiliar terrains with ease.

  • Multi-sport modes: Whether you're hiking, biking, running, or engaging in other sports, the PGSPW1 can track your progress, distance covered, and calories burned.

  • Heart rate monitoring: Stay informed about your heart rate during workouts with the integrated heart rate monitor, which provides valuable insights into your fitness levels.

The Pyle PGSPW1 is a versatile GPS device designed for outdoor enthusiasts and athletes. It offers a range of features to enhance your adventures, including:

  • Real-time GPS tracking: The device utilizes a 24-satellite network to provide accurate positioning and tracking, allowing you to navigate unfamiliar terrains with ease.

  • Multi-sport modes: Whether you're hiking, biking, running, or engaging in other sports, the PGSPW1 can track your progress, distance covered, and calories burned.

  • Heart rate monitoring: Stay informed about your heart rate during workouts with the integrated heart rate monitor, which provides valuable insights into your fitness levels.

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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.
- 1 -
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,
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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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rece
pt
ion
re
cept
i
on
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good
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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
H Mode
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
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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
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
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R
LRRM
RLRRM
1200
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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Speed
Sub
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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6.22
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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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CalOlie
c
-
c
-
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•
7B
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16
Average
heart rale
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•
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5",.,
c c
- -
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
40~1!35
•
7B"
.
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2Ei'S
In
Zone
Timer
AVG
B B
-
.
:::
=
In
Zone
limer
•
'"
= Below Zone
limer
. ... " Above Zone
limer
Timer starts when pulse
signal received
HEART RATE SUBMODE (AVG)
40~1!36
40~1!36
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B
•
7B
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B
•
7B
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Average
Highest Lowest
Heart Rate
IB
Hold button A to reset data
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User
HEART RATE SUBMODE ZONE
By
pressing button B you
C3n
change Ihe
readOUI
in Ihe lower part
of
Ihe display
as
follows:
[
B
Press
A
10
lumZONE
ALERTIONIOFF
B
HOLDAto
SET
PERSONAL
ZONEISETTtNG
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Level 1
c
Press
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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•
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Level 2
B
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-
Heart
Rate
Submode
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Level 3
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DETERMINE
YOUR PERSONAL
You may
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:
_13_
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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B
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CALORIE
FAT
BURNT
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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B
40"'P196
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•
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om
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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DD
:
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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
STOPWATCH SUSMODE
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e
-.
e
-.
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B
-
B
-
gglaps
110
'
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LAP
04
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
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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~.
GORL
SPEED
D.O
e
-
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
(
6~
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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.
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'
20.2
"
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II
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.
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
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15 Flag
01
..
Flag 15
Home
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Compass
Mode
(Functions only with Satellite Signal)
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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.
-19-
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
E "
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.
Exampla:
N4S
"S'
41.4·
E 14' 0' 45.0·
" 48 degrees 8 minutes 41.4 seconds northern latitude
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
We
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th free view
of
the sky
some minutes before you start your training. Please see notes as stated in "GPS Reception".
"21-
TECHNICAL
DATA
Memory for GPS data:
Accuracy GPS:
350 hours
5 metres
The indic3tion
of
the accuracy is derived from the so called 50% CEP (Circular Error
Probability). This means that
SO%
of
all measurements during very good satellite reception
are within the stated radius
of
Sm
. However this also means that half
of
the measured points
are outsides this radius
In this case 9S%
of
all measured points a within a circta
of
twice the stated radius. This
means that during very good
sa
tell
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reception almost all points are within a circta
of
10m
radius. The determined
pos~ion
is in the worst case practically always accurate to about 10m.
Accuracy
of
Positioning
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Pyle PGSPW1 User manual

PGSPW1
Pyle
Brand
Pyle
Model
PGSPW1
Category
Heart rate monitors
Type
User manual
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The Pyle PGSPW1 is a versatile GPS device designed for outdoor enthusiasts and athletes. It offers a range of features to enhance your adventures, including:

  • Real-time GPS tracking: The device utilizes a 24-satellite network to provide accurate positioning and tracking, allowing you to navigate unfamiliar terrains with ease.

  • Multi-sport modes: Whether you're hiking, biking, running, or engaging in other sports, the PGSPW1 can track your progress, distance covered, and calories burned.

  • Heart rate monitoring: Stay informed about your heart rate during workouts with the integrated heart rate monitor, which provides valuable insights into your fitness levels.

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