The Pyle PDCT3 is a versatile device that combines a professional stopwatch, a digital compass, and a thermometer with a clock and alarm. The stopwatch function allows you to track elapsed time with 1/100th-second precision and store up to 30 lap or split times, including the fastest lap. The digital compass provides accurate direction readings with a resolution of 1 degree and alerts you to magnetic interference. The thermometer measures temperatures from -10°C to 50°C and features a memory function for minimum and maximum values.
The Pyle PDCT3 is a versatile device that combines a professional stopwatch, a digital compass, and a thermometer with a clock and alarm. The stopwatch function allows you to track elapsed time with 1/100th-second precision and store up to 30 lap or split times, including the fastest lap. The digital compass provides accurate direction readings with a resolution of 1 degree and alerts you to magnetic interference. The thermometer measures temperatures from -10°C to 50°C and features a memory function for minimum and maximum values.
SPLIT TIME I LAP TIME MEASUREMENT: A·C·C-A·C
START
RESET
SPLlTf
LAP1
Hold
~
STOP
SPLIT
f
LAP2
•
"
Sp
l
~
time" refers to an elapsed time required to cover a
distance from the start to a given point. (Fig. 1)
• "Lap time" refers to
an
elapsed time required to cover a given
section
of
the whole distance.
(Rg
. 1)
RECALL LAP I SPLIT
MEMORY:
C·A·A·A·C-C
RECALL
FASTEST LAP
RESET
(Elt
-
RECALL LAST
SPLIT
fLAP
RETURN TO
NORMAL MODE
+-
RECALL SECOND
SPLIT
fLAP
RECALL FIRST
SPLIT
fLAP
C A
Art
NO
.:
PYLE_SPORTS·PDCT3
~
ELECTRONIC
DIGITAL
COMPASS
TEMPERATURE
AND
30
MEMORY
PROFESSIONAl
STOPWATCH
Features
Electronic Compass
• 3·mode display showing a compass arrow direction. numeric
and cardinal readouts
• with highly accuracy of + 1- 5 degree and a resolution of 1 degree
• a magnetic distortion alerts
'
Err"
when external magne
ti
c
interference is occur
• automatic shut-ofl
Professional Stopwatch with 30 LaplSplit memory
•
1/1
00 sec precision stopwatch
• Display in hours, minutes, and seconds up to a maximum of
10
hours
• Total 30 Memories for 29 LaplSplit and 1 Fastest Lap
• Fastest Lap Cal
cu
lation
Thermo Alarm Clock
• Perpetual calendar
w~h
day of week
• Snooze alarm clock
• Thermometer ( -10 degree ·C to
+ 50 degree ·C )
•
12124
hr,
·C/·F
selectable
• MaxIMin memory for Thermometer
Battery Installation
Remove the battery cover from
the bo
tt
om of the computer
using a small coin. Install the
3V battery with the positive(
+)
pole facing the battery cover
and replace the cover.
Shou
ld
the LCD
show
irregular
fi
gures, take out the
ba
ttery
and install again. This will clear
and restart the computer's
microprocessor.
Comput
er
Battery
(3VI CR2032)
Display Icons & Keys Illustration
•
•
Icons:
.......
Heading Dlrectlon
" • Alarm
ON
IOFF
ZZ
• Alarm Snoo18
C.
. Battery
Low
COMP
- Compass mode
ow
. Stopwatch mode
TIMe -
nme
mode
••
Stopwatch memory
recall
,.
-
Afternoon
4 • Left Direction
~
• Right Direction
'c • Temperature In Celsius
o
f·
Temperature In Fahrenheit
JILU.. Maximum memory
MtN-
Minimum memory
To turn on and display different mode
Press
button
0
to
turn
on
and
press
button
0
again
to
switch
to
different
modes
.
COMPASS
mode
Light
Press
button
B
to
turn
on
the
li
ght.
Clock, Calendar and °C I
OF
selection
• Press button 0
to
enter the Clock mode
•
To
set time and date, press
and
ho
ld bullon B
to
enter time
setting
mode
.
•
The
"
24
H
r"
digits will then start to flicker, press button C to
select
12
Hr or
24
Hr hour format
and
press button B
to
confirm
.
Right aiter the
con
firm
ation,
the
hour digits
wi
ll
start
to
flicker.
•
Repeat
the
pr
ocess
unt
il
yo
u get a desi
re
va
l
ue
of
hour,
minute,
year,
month
, date and °C 1 OF
and
then
the
day
of week wi
ll
be
automatica
ll
y
ca
l
cu
l
ated
and
displ
ayed
.
B
TIME
mode
°C 1°F
holdB
•
pre
ss
C
to
ad
j
ust
B
12
124
Hour Format
Hour 1 Minute
press
B
to
confirm
press
C
to
adj
us
t
press
B
to
confirm
Y
ea
r 1 Month 1 D
ate
Snooze Alarm Setting
•
To
set alarm, in Clock mode, press and hold button A to enter
alarm setting mode.
• The alarm on/off symbol
(9)wl
ll
then start
to
flicker, press
button C to select alarm on (
,,)or
aJarm off and press button A to
confirm. Right after the confirmation,
the
hour digits start to flicker.
•
To
set the hour digits, press button C to
ad
just
to
desire value
and then press button A to confirm. Right after
the confirmation,
the minute digits will start to fticker.
•
To
set the minute digi
ts,
press button C to adjust
to
desire value
and then press button A to confirm.
• For a snooze a
la
rm (ZZ), it will alarm for 1 minute and repeat for
3
ti
mes with
an
IntelVal of 5 minutes each.
•
To
read alarm time, in Clock mode, press button A to select alarm
display or date display
formal
TIME mode
hold A
press
C
to
ad
just
I(
press A
C to confirm
Alarm ON/OFF
Minute dlgn Hour digit
Date and Alarm TIme display
press A
....
....
press A
press C
to adjust
press A
to confirm
Alarm Display
Date Display
Temperature Memory Recall and Reset
•
To
recall maximum and minimum temperature, in Cl
ock
mode,
press button C .
•
To
reset the memory, press and hold button C right after the
calling.
TIME mode
Maximum minimum Maximum and
temperature memory minimum temperature
memory reset
The Digital Compass
• Press button 0 to enter the Compass mode
• Keep the compass in horizontal level and pointing the direction
by "
......
".
• The compass will show the direction
by
3 different ways.
(1). Precise direction pointing
by"
......
" in degree and cardinal
readoul, e.g. South East (SE) 135·
(2). Precise direction
of
North (
...
), South (
•••
),
East ( • )
and West ( • )by the
ri
ng .
(3). Relative Left hand side (
~
) e.g. North East (NE) to the
pointing (
......
)
Relative Ri
ght
hand side (
~)
e.g. South Wet (SW) to the
pointing (
......
)
• For Power Saving, the compass will
automatically stop measurement around 2
minutes with full direction dots
on
.
To
start
the measurement again, press button A .
e.g. Direction pointing
by
......
;
- South East
(SE)
135·
Direction
..-
po
inting
~
- North East
(NE)
North -
O·
t
These dots depict
symbolica
ll
y a
compass needle
•
..-
,'~
.-~
..
"
.
.'
..
'
",'
Example: Determinati
on
of North
-+
Direction
pointing
~
- South West
(SW)
West
-
270·
.'
• •
• •
• •
.' .
• •
. .
•
•
-.
' .
...........
.'
.'
.'
..
'
You
may symbolize the icon
•••
as the "TIP" of
an
needl
e.
which always points to the north, and icon
•••
as the "TAIL"
of the needl
e,
which always points to the south. No matter the
current compass's o
ri
entation is, the NORTH and SOUTH can
easily
be identified
by
...
and.
• • .
Compass Calibration
and Environmental Interference
• It is important to know a
ll
digital compasses
works with Earth's magnetic field and is very
sensitive to different
env
ironments where
the
earth magnetic fields is distorted, such
as
interference by closing to heavy
melal
,
home
app
liance, computer and high
power
cable ...
elc
.
•
To
keep a
hi~h
accurate heading information.
you
must
ca
librate the compass when
(1) the magnetic distort message "Err" is continuously
displayed
(2)
the
numeric heading information with an error more than
10
degree
(3)
the
unit is used for the first time in a vehicle
so
as
to
separate the earth's field from the interference.
Malfunction
Incorrect
Compass
Road
l
ng
"Ell"
display.,
Compass
Mode
Incorrect Temperature
Reed
i
ng
DiSplay
readout
fede8
and
Incorrect readings
Black Display
DIsplay
shows
Irregular
figIns
Problem
Wrong
Ca
libration or the envirorvnent of
operation
Is
changod
.
Do
the Calb"ation again with correct
instruction stated In the user manual.
Extemal
MagnetiC
Interference. such as
heavy
metal
.
hOme
appIance. computer
and
high
power
cable
. etc
..
.
Escape
from
the Int8fference or
re-calibration
again.
Interference
from
direct
sun
light. air
concitioner or Heater
vent.
Move
the
unft
away
from
the Intooerence.
Poor battery or
bad
contacts.
Take out battery and .,staIl
again
or
Install a new battery.
Temperature too
hot
. or display exposed
10
dI
rect
8un
llght too long.
Take
out battery and
inSlall
again.
hold A
Normal
compassft
~
Calibration
Mode
......
Mode
**
...
_ •
;;zr>
• •
press A to confirm \ [ A l ; press C
A . ,
)'
J
~
......
/
After the ring move,
tum
the
unit clockwise In two circles
Enter Declination angle
for
the true North
•
Decl
ination refers
to
the
measured
difference
between
the magnetic
North and the North
of
the
map. The local declination is given on
the
map
marg
in either
as
easterly plus declination
(E)
or
as
westerty
minus dec
li
nation
(W).
When onenteering, the map direction is
corrected by subtracting
the
plus declination
and
adding
the
minus
declination.
•
To
input the
va
l
ue,
press
and
ho
ld button A to enter calibration
mode
'CAL' first and press button A again
to
enter declination setting
mode "dEC'.
•
Righ
t after entering the dec
li
nation setting mode, a letter 'E' start
to
flicker. Press button C to
se
le
ct the direction East· E
or
West·
W and then press button A
to
con
fi
rm
.
•
An
angle digrts
wi
ll
then start
10
fl
icker.
To
set the
ang
le to
be
offsel,
press button C
to
ad
just
to
desire
va
l
ue
and then press button A
to
con
fi
rm
.
•
As
the declination setting
wi
ll
affect the di
rec
ti
on
directly, for a
serious and fi
nal
confirma
ti
on, press button C to tum the function
'
On
" and then press button A again to confirm.
• In order to
understand
the
decl
i
nation
effect, l
eI
us quote
an
example
,
the
current direction is N 10 degree,
If
the dec
li
nation angle Is set
to
e
30
degree, the
fi
na
l directi
on
w
ill
change to
NE
40 degree or
If
the declination angle is set to W 30 degree, the final direction
w
ill
change
to
NW
340
degree
And the declination angles for major world cites are listed
as follow:
City Declination Angle
Anchorage ---------------
22
·E
Atlanta -
--
----
-------••••• 4·W
Bombay ------ ----
--
--
--. I·W
Boston ---
--
---------
--·····
16·W
City Declination Angle
Calgary -----.---------•• -••
IS
· e
Chicago ----------
----
---- 3·W
Denver
---------·------·-··1
o·e
Jerusalem
---
--
---
--
---
3·e
T
London ------
--
------------ 4°W
Utile
Rock --------------- 3°E
Uvlngston.
MT
----------- 14°E
Munich
-----------------
I °E
New York City
----------
14
°W
Or
lando ------------------ SOW
Rio De Janeiro
---------
21
°W For your reference. you can foll
ow
the foll
ow
ing methods
to
San Francisco
---------IS
oE take different measurements :
Seattle -------
----
-- -
-----19
°W
STANDARD
MEASUREMENT; A-A-C.
Shanghai - -------------- SoW
Toronto
-------------
- ---11
OW
Vanoouver
______
m
_____
200E '
Os
lo ------------------------
2"W
Washington DC
-------
10
0W
Paris ------------------ --- 2°W
Waterbury.
CT
-------oo--14°W START ...
Professional Stopwatch
• Press button 0 to enter the stopwatch
mode
• Press button A
to
start I stop
the
stopwatch
• Reset the stopwatch
- Press button A to stop the stopwatch
-
Ho
ld button C to reset to zero
• Lap
I
Sp
li
t
se
le
ction and record
- Press button
B to select lap 'LA' and spl
it
'SP" display
- Press button
C
to
record the lap I
spl~
memory
when
the
stopwatch
Is counti
ng
- Lap I
Sp
l
it
memory
reca
ll
- Press button A to stop counting •
- Press button C
to
enter l
ap
I
splH
memory recall
mode
. The memory
i
con"
a' and the fastest l
ap
'
fASt
' wi
ll
be
displayed.
- Press button A
to
read different lap I
spl~
memories
- Press button C to exit the memory recall mode
B B
.....,~
spl~
,
lap
Lap memory
Sp
l~
memory
Fig. 1
RESET
Hold
C
ACCUMULATED
ELAPSED
T1ME
MEASUREMENT:
A-A-A-A-C.
RESET
Hold
C
RESTART
-
1
-
2
-
3
-
4
-
5
-
6
-
7
The Pyle PDCT3 is a versatile device that combines a professional stopwatch, a digital compass, and a thermometer with a clock and alarm. The stopwatch function allows you to track elapsed time with 1/100th-second precision and store up to 30 lap or split times, including the fastest lap. The digital compass provides accurate direction readings with a resolution of 1 degree and alerts you to magnetic interference. The thermometer measures temperatures from -10°C to 50°C and features a memory function for minimum and maximum values.
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