Pyle PAW1 User manual

And

the

declination

angles

for

major

world

cites are listed

as

follow:

City Declination Angle

Anchorage - -----

---

---- 22"E

Manta

-------

--

---

--

------ 4°W

Bombay ---------------- - l OW

Boston -------------------

--

16°W

London ------------------- 4°W

Uttfe Rock ----

--

--------

aOE

Uvingston. MT ----------- 14°E

Munich ------

---

--

--------- I OE

New

York

City ----

--

14°W

Orlando ------------------ 5°W

Oslo -----------------

---

-- 2°W

City Declination Angle

Calgary -------- ----- ----

IS

OW

Chicago

--

---

--

----- aow

Denver --------------------

lo

oE

Jerusalem -------------

---

aOE

Rio De Janeiro ----------

21

°W

San Francisco

--

-

---

-

--

15°E

Seattle

--

----- ----- ---- 19°E

Shanghai ----------------- 5°W

Toronto --------------

---

-- IIOW

Vancouver --------------

--

200W

Washington

DC

--------

IOoW

Waterbury. CT --------

---

14

°W

Paris ---------------------- 2°W

Malfunctjon

Incorrect

Compass

Reading

"Err"

display in

Compass

Mode

Incorrect TemperaMe

Reading

Display readout lades

and

Incorrect readinga

Black Display

Display shows Irregular

figures

(El1

-

Problem

Wrong Calibration or the environment of

oparalion

Is

changed.

Do

the Calibration again with correct

instruction

stat

ed

in

the

user

manual

.

External Magnetic Intefference. such os

heavy metal. home appliance. computer

and

high _ cable, etc ...

Escape

from

the intefferenoe

or

re-<:a

llbretlon again.

Inteffecenoe

from direct sunlight.

air

conditione<

or Heater

vent

.

Move

the unit away

from

the Intefference.

Poor battery

or

bad contacts.

Take

out

battery

and

insta

ll

aga

in or

Install a

new

battery.

Temperature too

hot.

or display exposed

10

di

rect

sunlight

100

long

.

Take

out battery

and

Install again.

Art NO.:

PY

LE_SPORTS

-PA

WI

DIGITAL

ALTIMETER

WEATHER

FORECAST.

COMPASS

WATCH

SENSOR

ECHNOLOGY, ALTIMETER,

COMPASS

, BAROMETER, THERMOMETER,

WEATHER

FORECAST

Features

Altimeter

• Allitude

Measuring

Ran

ge

:

-500

to

9000

mete

r

or

-1600

to

29500

feet

•

Resolution

of 0.5

meter

or 1 feet

•

Total

Al

titude

Gain

• T

rip

ti

mer

: 9hr

59m

in 59sec

•

Curren

t

ascend

i

ng

or

descendmg

Speed

•

Average

ascend

in

g or

descending

Speed

Electronic Compass

• 3-

mode

di

splay

show

i

ng

a

compass

arr

ow

di

r

ection

,

numeric

and

ca

rdi

na

l

readou

ts

•

with

hi

gh

ly

accuracy

of +/-

10

degree

and

a

resolution

of

1

degree

• a

magnetic

di

stortion

a

le

rts

"Err'

when

extemal

magne

ti

c

i

nterference

IS occur

• aulomatic

shut

-off

Barometer

•

Pressure

range

300

hPa

l

mbar

to

1100

hPaimba

r

(4

40

psi

to

16

.

00

psi)

•

Resolution

of 1

hPaimba

r (0.01

ps

i)

•

Max

.!

Min

.

memory

for

pressure

•

Barometric

weather

forecas

t

(

Sunny

, Slightly Cl

oudy

, Cl

oudy

and

Rainy)

•

Pressure

T

rend

Indica

tors

Professional Stopwatch with 30 Lap/

Split

Memory

•

111

00

sec

prec

isi

on

stopwatch

•

Display

in

hours

, minules,

and

seconds

up

10

maximum

of 1 0

hours

•

Tota

l

30

Memories

f

or

29

LaplSplit

and

1

Fas

test

L

ap

• Fastest L

ap

Calcula

tio

n

Thermometer Alarm Clock

•

Perpetual

ca

l

endar

wth

day

of

week

•

Snooze

al

arm

dock

• Thermometer

(-1

QOC

to

+5O

"

C)

·1

21

24

hr

, 'C/ OF

selec

ta

bl

e

•

Max

.!

Min

.

memory

for

Ther

mometer

Display Icons & Keys Illustration

Icons:

0101#

- Weather Forecast Window

~

- Pressure Trend Indicator (Weather)

...

- Heading Direction (Compass)

...

-Ascending (Altimeter)

- Descending (Altimeter)

..

-Afternoon

~

- Battery Low

MAX

- Maximum memory

_N

- Minimum memory

'c - Temperature in Celsius

."

- Temperature In Fahrenheit

TI"~

- Clock mode

ALTO

- Altimeter mode

Co"p

. Compass mode

" - Alarm

ON

I OFF

z'

-Alarm Snooze

..b

} Barometer Unit

ps.

Battery

Installation

Computer

Watch

Remove the battery cover from the

bottom

of

the comput

er

using a small

coin. Install the 3V battery (CR2032)

with the position(

+) pole facing the

battery cover and replace the cover as

in

Fig. 1.

.0

•

To

turn

on

and

display different

mode

Press button 0 to tum on and press button 0 again to switch to

differen modes.

."'.

".

<;to

-

••

"rll

::J

.12

••

,U

&:'

. '.;J.

~.

Press 0

I!!!J...A ' .11 ',*4

_\-_..,._--1

n·~u

•

u'C',S8

•

\

~6}

'c

'"

CL

OCK

mode

Press

0

COMPASS

mode

Press

0

STOPWATCH

mode

Press

0

ALTIMETER

mode

To

wake

up

and

set your computer

• Press and hold both button A and C until all segment on

Barometer

Unit

Setting

• Right after all segment on. the "mb' digit

wi

ll

start to

ni

cker.

•

To

select "mb' or ·

ps

i

'.

press button C

and then press buttton A to confirm.

Barometer

and

Weather

States

Adjustment

Barometer

1.

To

adjust the barometer and weather

states, weather forecast function

can have a good ini

ti

alization.

2. Right after the barometer unit

setting, the barometer digi

ts

will

start to flicker.

3. Press button C to set a

nd

then

press button A to confirm.

4. Repeat Step 3 to set your desi

re

digits.

5. Right after the barometer digits

setting, press

th

e button C to

select different states and then

press button A to con

fi

rm.

Weather

Forecast

1. The unit is capable of detecting

atmospheric pressure changes to

predict the weather for the

forthcoming

8 hours.

2. The weather forecast is meant f

or

the next 8 hours. It may not

necessarily reffect the current

weather situation.

, I

:-T

-r~b-

~

1,

~

'

..J::]l1ll:

3. The accu

ra

cy of a

ll

general pressure-based technology

weather forecast is about 70%, and therefore, cannot

be

he

ld

responsib

le

for any inconveniences so caused

by

an

inaccurate one.

4.

Accordi

ng

to the barometric change, the pressure trend wi

ll

indicate the weather is going fine ( Fig. 1 UP),

stabte ( F

ig

. 2 Stable ) a and nd going worse ( Fig. 3 Down ).

Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3

c.::J

£.

:":

c.::J

£.

;lJ:

-

=Q

-

',-

--~

~

~-

TENDENCY

Going Fine

TENDENCY

Stable

There are four differe

nt

states.

Sunny, Slightly Cloudy, Cloudy and Rainy

..

\ ,

;O~

, \

..

~

..

\,

-0'

, -

,

\"

Sunny Slightly Cloudy Cloudy

Meter

I Feet

Selection

• Right after the weather states setting,

the aM" dig

it

will start to flicke

r.

•

To

se

lect "M"(Meter)

or

'

FT

"(Feet). press

button C a

nd

then press button A to

confirm.

Temperature

Unit

Seeing

• Right after the Meter I Feet selection.

the Celsius " C' di

gi

t wi

ll

start to flicker.

•

To

se

lect

"'

C"(Celsius) or

"'

F"(Fearh),

press button C and then press buttton

A to confirm.

c.::J

-l";.

_ 7>:':

---

~

'-

'

--

TENDENCY

Going Worse

.S0'~

•

•••

Rainy

, I /

- t

/

Clock

Setting

• Right after 'C I

OF

se

lection, the "24H" digits will start to

flicker.

Press button C to

se

lect 12H

or

24H hour format.

• Press bultton A

to

confirm and the hour digits wi

ll

start to

flicker.

• To set hour, press button C to

ad

just the hour digits to desire

value and then press button A to confirm.

• Rig

ht

after the con

fi

rmation, the minute digits wi

ll

start to

flicker.

• To set minutes, press button C to adjust the m

in

ute digits to

desire value and then press button A

to

confirm.

• Repeat the process until you get a desire value

of

the ye

ar

,

month and the date.

12124 Hour

Format

Year

d

igi

t

Hour digit

Month

digit

Minute digit

Date digit

Snooze

Alarm

•

To

set alarm time, in Clock mode, press and hold button A until

the alarm hour digit start to flicker

• Press button

C to

ad

just the hour digit and then press button A

to confirm.

• Right after

the

confirma

ti

on

, the alarm miniute digit will start

to

fl

icker.

• Press button

C to adjust and then button A

to

confi

rm

.

Ala

rm

hour digft Alarm minute digit

Activating

I Dea

ctivating

Alarms

•

To

read alarm mode, in Clock mode, press button A to select

th

e

alanm

time display

or

the

date display

formal

• lM1en display shown the alarm time, press button C once to tum

ON the

d<IJ

ly alarm w

ith'

z'

~

" appeared.

• Press button C again will turn OFF the ala

rm

and the alam symbol.

Date

Display Alarm Displ

ay

Acknowledging

alarms

• lM1en you hear

th

e alarm.

Alarm

ON/OFF

1. You can acknowledge it by pressing button B

the

alarm will stop.

NoVi

the alarm symbol is displayed constanlly. The alarm will

sound at

the

same t

im

e next day.

2.

To

deacti

va

te alarm and

ac

tivate snooze function, please ei

th

er

press

the

button A, C or D. Snooze symbol " z" starts to

bl

ink.

Snooze alarm repea

ts

for 3 times with an interval

of

5 minutes

each. After that the alarm will sound at the same time next day.

Temperature

Memory

Recall

and

Reset

• To recall maximum and minimum temperature, in

Clock

mode

,

press button C once.

•

To

reset the

memory

, press button A right after the calling.

Press

C Press A

Maximum

and

minimum

temperature

memo'Y

Maxim

txn

Md

minimum

tempe

rature

memory

reset

Barometer

Memory

Recall

and

Reset

• To recall maximum and minim

um

barometer

, in Clock

mode

,

press button C again.

• To reset the memory, press button A right after the calling.

Press C Press A

Maximum

and

mi

nimum

barometer memory

Maximum

and

min

i

mum

barometer memory

reset

The Digital Altimeter

• Press button 0 to enter the Altimeter mode.

•

To

set the altitude. press button C

to

enter T (trip timer mode)

firs

t.

Press button A

to

stop the timer and then hold button A

again until the '

...

. symbol start to flicker

• Press button C

to

sel

ect"",

• for the ascending altitude gain

counting

or

.

~.

for the descending altitude loss counting

• Press button A to confinn and then the first digit of the altitude

will start to flicker

• Press button C

to

adjust the digit and then press button A to

confinn

• Repeat the process un

ti

l you

get

the desire altitude reading

•

To

reset the altitude to sea level. press and hold the button A

for 8 seconds until all digits change to zero

•

To

start a trip. press button C to enter trip timer mode and then

press button A to start counting and press button A again to

stop

•

To

read different trip infonnations, press button C to toggle

lr

(Trip Timer ). d ( the total altitude displacement for the gain or

the

loss)

and AS ( average ascending speed or descending

speed )

•

To

reset trip informations. press button C

to

enter trip tim

er

mode first. Press button A to stop the timer and then hold button

A again to reset the data.

•

Trip

timer

will

be swItched

off

automatIcally whan

dIfference

of

altitude

Is

no

bigger

than 2.

5m

within

5 minutes.

•

Once

the

trip

timer

Is

stopped

for

running,

the

altitude

trip

measunnent

will

also

stopped

at

the

same

time

In

order

to

save

current

consumption

.

• The

only

way

to

restert

the

altitude

trip

measurment

Is

to

restart

the

tip

timer

again manually.

• Based on

current

consumption

concern,

the

trfp

timer

will

also

automatically

switched

off

when

switching

to

time

or

compass

functIon.

• User

should

then

restart

the

trip

timer

again

manually

In

order

to

minimize

error

.

Tr

ip

Tomer

Height

Current

altitude

Total

altitude

displacement

(

For

Ascending (

......

»)

or

Descending

(~)

o

From 0

toO

. (Ascendi

ng

......

) d3+d4

Average ascending speed (AS

......

) -

tl

Current average

ascending speed or

descending

speed

Average ascending

speed

or

descendi

ng

speed

Total altit

ude

displacement for ascending (d

......

) = dl+d2+<l3

From

0 to G . (Descending

~

). d3+<l4

Average descending speed (AS

~)

= t2

Total altitude displacement

for

descending (d

~

) = d5+<l6+d7

The Digital Compass

• Press button D to enter the Compass mode

• Keep the compass in horizontal level and

po

inting the direction

by"

..

".

• The compass wi

ll

show the direction by 3 different ways.

(1). Precise direction pointing

by

.

......

" in degree and cardinal

readout, e.g. South East (SE)

135'

(2). Precise direction of North (

•••

),

South (

•••

), East ( • )

and West ( • )by the rtng .

• 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

poin

ti

ng

by

A;

-

Sovth

East

(SE)

135

'

East-90

'

t

South

- l

SO

°

,

......

,;f

Sf

:35

· ••

'*'

-A

i

Ati

"eA

/'

North

-o·

West

-

270

·

These dots depict

symbolically a

compass needle

•

.

N

,.:

..

,

.'

Example:

Determination of North

.

•

.'

..

:'

1

You may symbolize the icon

...

as the "TIP"

of

an needle.

which always points to the north, and icon

•••

as the

"T

AIL'

of the needle, which always points to the south. No matter the

current compass's orientation i

s,

the NORTH and SOUTH

can

easily be identified

by

••• and

•••

.

Compass Calibration

and Environmental Interference

• It is important to know all digital compasses

wor1ls with Earth's magnetic field and is very

sensitive to different environments where

the earth magnetic

fields is distorted. such

as interference by closing to heavy meta

l,

home appliance, computer and high power

cable

...

etc.

•

To

keep a hiSh accurate heading information,

you must calibrate the compass

(1) when

the magnetic distort message "Err" is

continuously displayed (2) the numeric

heading information

w

~h

a error more than

10

degree (3) when the unit is used for the

first time in a vehicle so as to separate the

earth's field from the interference.

I '

•

Calibration

Mode

a·

-

~~~

.

}))

-,

·V

.......

After

the

ring

move,

tum

the

unit

clockwise

In

two

circles

Enter Declination angle

for

the

true

North

•

Dec

lination refers

to

the measured difference between the magnetic

North

and

the North of the map. The local dec

li

nation

Is

given on

the map margin either

as

easterly plus dec

li

nation (El or as

westef1y

minus declination

CN)

. When orienteering, the map direction

Is

corrected by subtracting the plus declination and adding the minus

declination.

•

To

input the value, press and hold button A to enter calibration

mode •

CAL

' first and press button A again

to

confimn to enter

dec

lination setting

mode

"

dEC

'.

• Right after entering the

dec

lination setting mode, a letter " E"

start to flicker. Press button C

to

select

the

direction East- E

or

West· W and then press button A

to

confirm.

•

An

angle digits will then start to flicker. To set the angle

to

be

offset, press button C

to

adjust

to

des

ire value an then press

button A to confirm.

• As the

dec

lination setting wi

ll

affect the direction direcUy, for

a serious and final confimnation, press button C

to

tum

the

function "

on

• and then press button A again to confirm.

•

In

order to understand the declination effect, let us quote an

example. the current direction Is N 10 degree, If the dec

li

nation

angle is set to E 30 degree, the final wlli change to NE 40 degree

or

If

the declination angle

Is

set to W 30 degree, the final direction

will change

to

NW 340 degree

Professional

Stopwatch

• Press button D to enter the stopwatch mode.

• Press button A to start

I stop the stopwatch.

• Press button C to record the lap memory when the stopwatch

is counting,

• If the stopwatch saves over 30 laps, it wi

ll

display FUL

L.

•

To

reset the stopwatch, press and hold button A to zero,

STOPWATCH

mode

Lap memo

ri

es

La

p

Timer

-,.

__

To

t

al

counting time

To

recall

the

stopwatch

memory

Lap memory

FULL

• Press button A to stop the stopwatch, then press button C to

enter memory recall mode.

• Display show the record

of

FAST LAP, the icon '

11[

" a

nd

the "

FRS

1

tRP

" will be displayed.

• Press button A to show average speed for Lap, the '

R::E

tAP

'

wi

ll

be displayed.

• Press button A to read different

la

p memories.

• Press button C to

eX

it the memory recall mode.

F

or

your reference, you can fOllowing me

th

ods to take different

measurement:

STANDARD MEASUREMENT : A-A-A

START

Press A

STOP

•

Press A

LAP

TIME

MEASUREMENT:

A-C-C-A-A

Lap

1

START

•

Press A

RESET

i(

Press C

STOP

i(

RESET

Hold A

Lap

2

Press C

~

Lap 3

Hol

dA

Press A

RECALL

LAP

MEMORY: C·A·

A·

...... A·C·A

STOPWATCH

MODE

Press A to st

op

the stopwatch

RESET

RECALL

FAS

T LAP

RETURN TO

STOPWATCH

MODE

RECALL

AVEAGE LAP

Press A

~

RECALL

FIRST LAP

p

ress

A~

RECALL

LAST LAP

Back

Light

Press button B to turn ON the back light.

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