Pyle PAH1 User manual

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Art No.:PYLE_SPORTS·

PAH1

PROFESSIONAL

DIGITAL

ALTIMETER

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• •

FEATURES

Alti

meter

-Altitude Range (-500

to

9000 meter 1

-1

600

to

29500 feet),

Resolution

of

1

meter

1 1 feet

-

Max.'

Min.

memory

for

Alti

tude

-Al

titude

History and Graphical display

of

the

last

12

hour

al

titude

readings

-Alti

tude

Alarm

- Stop Watch

up

to

9 hr 59 min 59.9

sec

-Alti

tude

tota

l gain

or

loss 44999 meter 1 feet

Barometer

- Pressure Range

300.0 h

Pa

1 mbar

to

11

00.0

hPa

I mbar

(B.B4

inHg

to

32.44 inHg)

-

Reso

l

ution

of

0.1

hPa

1

mbar

(0.01

inHg)

- Max.

I Min. memory

for

Pressure

- Pressure History and Graphi

ca

l display

of

the last

12 hours pressure readings

- Electronic Pressure Weather Forecast

(Sunny,

Slightly Cloudy, Cloudy,

Ra

iny, Stonn)

- Pressure Trend I

nd

icators

Thermometer

-Thermometer (-20·C

to

+60·0

- °C , oF selectable

- Max.

I Min. memory

for

Thennometer

Hygrometer

-

Re

lati

ve

Humidity (20%

-95

%)

- Max.

I Min. memory

fo

r relative

humidity

lime

Keeping

-

lime:

Hr,

Min, Sec.

-

Ca

lendar:

Year,

Day

of

Week. Month, Date,

Automatic Calendar

-Alarm: 1

dailya

l

ann

BATTERY

INSTALLATION

Remove

the

battery cover from

the

back

of

the

computer

by

using a

small coin, Install the 3V battery

(CR2032)

with

the

positive (+) pole

facing the battery cover and close

the

cover properly

as

in Fig. 1.

Fig. 1

Batt

o

ry

(3V

I CR2032 )

DISPLAY

ICONS

&

KEYS

ILLUSTRATION

Barometer

Button

Clock Button

Alti

meter

Button

Set Button

•

Icons:

tBlI

-Altimeter

mode

TOT

-Altitude

Tota

l

Gain/loss

Ilr:tm

-

Barometer

mode

IEIORI'

-Memory mode

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-Altimeter Alert

ON

MAX

-Maximum memory

D1

...

-

Ascending

..

-Minimum memory

• -

Descend

i

ng

Elm

mb

-

Barometer

Graphic

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}

Barometer

Un"

Display

ft

} Altimeter Unit

m

D2

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..

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- History

Disp

la

y Window

1-

:

-

:

~

:

-

:

-

:

-

- "- "- "- "- "-

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.....

...

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-Humidity

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•

Max

i

mum

memory

D3

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-

T.m~atu

r

.

..

-Minim

um

memory

D4

)

~

-

Alarm

ON/OFf

m

-Clockmod.

1

0

-

Stop

Watdl mode

~

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II

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-

Weather

Forecast

Window

D5

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~

-

Pressure

Trend

Indicator

-

C.

-Battery

low

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ENTER

DIFFERENT

MODE

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CLOCK

NORMAL

MODE

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BAROMETER

NORMAL

MODE

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ALTIMETER

NORMAL

MODE

WAKE

UP

AND

SET

YOUR

COMPUTER

-

Press

button A until

all

segment

on

or

re-insta

ll

the battery

Altimeter Unit

(Meterl

Feet) Selection

L

Rig

ht

after

all

segment

on,

the

Om"

digit will start to

flicker.

2.

To

select

m ( Meter) or ft (

Feet),

press

button B

and

then

press

button C to confirm.

Barometer Unit

(mb

1 hPa/ inHg ) Setting

1.

Right after the altimeter unit setting,

the'

mbf

hPa' dig

its

will then start to flicker.

2. To

select

mblhPa or inHg,

press

button B

and

then

press

button C to confirm.

Temperature Unit (O

CI

OF)

Setting

1.

Right after the Barometer Unit setting, the

Ce

l

sius

d

ig

it

wi

ll

then start to flicker

2.

To

select

C or

F,

press

button B

and

then

press

button C

to

confirm.

Clock and Alarm Setting

-T

I

ME

1.

Press

button C

to

Time

mode,

p

ress

and

ho

ld button C until

12124

flashing,

change

to

12

Hrs

or

24

Hrs

by

press

button Band

confirmed by button

C.

2.

Cont

inui

ng

to

set

the correct time

by

button B

and

button

C.

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CALENDER

L

Press

button C to

ca

l

enda

r

mode,

press

and

hold unt

il

04

(Year) flashing,

change

to

the

des

i

red

year

by

press

button

B.

2 Continuing to

set

the Month

and

Da

te

by

button Band

button

C.

3.

Theday

of

week

will

automatically

calcu

lated

and

shown

up.

-ALARM

1.

Press

button C to Al

arm

mode,

the al

arm

clock icon display at

the left top.

2.

Press

and

ho

ld button C until the

Hr

digit flashing,

press

the

button B

and

button C

to

set

t

he

Hour

and

Minute.

3.

After setting the

Alarm

time,

press

button B

to

activate the

Al

arm

function which a

be

ll Icon

di

sp

l

ay

~

at the left down

corne

r.

4.

Press

button B

again

to off the

Al

arm

function.

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THE

BAROMETER

•

Press

Button D to enter the

Barometer Mode.

Barometer and Weather

States

Adjustment

1.

To adjust the barometer

and

weather

states.

weather

forecast

functi

on

can

have

a good

Initialization.

2.

Press

Button D to

Norma

l Mode

and

then hold Button D

again.

the

barometer digits

wi

ll

start

to

flicker.

3.

Press

Button B to

set

and

then

press

Button D to confirm.

4.

Repeat

Step

3 to

set

your

desire

digits.

5. Right after the barometer digits

setting,

press

the Button B to

se

l

ect

different

states

and

then

press

Button D to confirm.

Weather Forecast

1.

The

unit

is

capable

of

detecting

atmospheric

pressure

changes

to

pred

ict the weather for the

forthcoming B

hours.

2.

The

weather

forecast

is

meant for

the next B

hours

. It

may

not

necessarily

reflec1

the current

weather situation.

3.

The

accuracy

of

a

ll

genera

l

pressure-based

technology

weather

forecast

is

about

70%.

and

therefore. cannot

be

held

responsib

le for

any

inconveni

ences

so

caused

by

an

Inaccurate

one

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IDS

4.

Accord

in

g to the barometric

change.

the

pressure

trend will

in

di

cate

the weather

is

going fine (Fig. 1

UP).

stab

le (

Fig.

2

Stab

l

e)

a

and

nd

going

worse

(

Fig.

3 Down ).

There

are

fIVe

different

states:

Sunny.

Slightly Cl

oudy,

Cloudy,

Rainy

and

Storm

Fig.

1 Fig.2

R R

lBlIEICY

TE'

EIIC'f

(Going

Fine)

(

Stab

l

e)

Sunny

Slightly Cloudy

0:::::-

c:::;r-,

iii

i i j i

I'

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Fig

. 3

R

TfPEIIC'f

(Going

Worse)

Cloudy

co

c:::;r-,

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Rainy

Storm

THE

BAROMETER

Maximum and

Minimum

1.

Press

Button 0 to enter the

Memory mode.

2.

The

memory

of

max

imum and

minimum barometer wi

ll

be

scro

ll

ed

on

the display automatical

ly.

3.

To

reset

the memory,

press

and

hold Button B. At the

same

ti

me,

the memory for the hygrometer and

the thermometer wi

ll

be

reset

al

so.

4.

Press

Button 0 to quit or left It return

automatically to

Norma

l Mode after

30

seconds

.

The Atmospheric

Pressure

Bar

Chart

1.

Press

Button 0 to enter the

Bar

Chart Mode

2.

The

atmospheric

pressure

chart

records the atmospheric

changes

for the past

12

hours and

it

will be

scro

ll

ed

on

the di

sp

l

ay

automatica

ll

y .

•

The

history hours are:

o H

= Current

• 1 H

=

Past

I hour

-2 H

=

Past

2 hours

-3 H

=

Past

3 hours

-6 H

=

Past

6 hours

-

12

H =

Past

12

hours

3.

To

reset

the

records

,

press

and

hold

Button B.

4.

Press

Button 0 to quit or left it retum

automatically to

Norma

l Mode after

30

seconds.

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THE

ALTIMETER

•

Press

Button A to

enter

the Altimeter

mode.

Setting the Al

titude

1.

To

keep

a

cheel<

and re-adjust the

altimeter,

it

will l

ead

to the most

accurate reading.

2.

Press

Button A to normal mode

and

then hold Button Aagain, the

altimeter digits will start to flicker

3.

Press

Button B to

set

and then

press

Button A to confirm.

4.

Repeat

Step

3

to

set

your desire

digi

ts

Zeroing

the

Al

titude

(Sea

-level)

1.

To

re-setting the height

at

sea

-l

evel,

press

Button A to

Normal Mode.

2.

Ho

ld Button A

aga

in until all digits

are

reset

to

zero

.

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01

Maximum and

Minimum

1.

Press

Button A

to

enter

the

Memory

mode.

2.

The

memory

of

maximum

and

minimum

a

lti

tude

will be scro

ll

ed

on

the di

sp

lay

automat

ically.

3.

To

reset

the

memory. press and

hold

Button

B.

At

the

same time.

the

memory

for

the

hygrometer

and

the

thermometer

will

be

reset

al

so

.

4.

Press

Button A

to

quit

or

left

it

return automatica

ll

y

to

Normal

Mode

after 30 seconds.

The Altimeter

Bar

Chart

1.

Press

Button A

to

enter the

Bar

Chart Mode.

2.

The altimeter bar chart records the

altitude

changes

for

the

past

12

hours and It

will

be scrolled

on

the

display automatically .

• The history hours

are:

o H = Current

- 1 H

=

Past

I h

our

- 2 H =

Past

2 hours

- 3 H

=

Past

3 hours

- 6 H

=

Past

6 hours

-12

H =

Past

12

hours

3.

To

reset

the

records.

press

and hold

Button

B.

4.

Press

Button A

to

quit

or left

it

return

automatically

to

Normal

Mode

after

30 seconds.

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The Total Altitude Displacement

1.

Press

Button A

to

enter

the

A

lt

imeter

Normal Mode.

2.

To

start a

trip

. press Button B

to

start

the

trip

timer

and t

hen

the

tota

l

a

lt

itude

d

is

placement

wi

ll be

recorded automaticall

y.

3.

To

stop a

trip

. press Button B aga

in

to

stop the

trip

timer

and

then

the

tota

l al

titude

displacement

wi

ll

be

stopped

to

count

4.

To

read

the

Total Al

titude

, I ,

n

I

n

Displacement. press Button A

to

enter

the

Total

Altitude

Displacement

Mode

and then press

Button

B

to

se

lect

the

tota

l displacement

for

the

gain

(TOT.)

orthe

l

oss

(

TOT

. ).

5.

Press

Button A

to

quit

or

left

it

return automatically

to

Normal

Mode

after 30 seconds.

Ho;gN

o

From 0

toO

,

(the

gain

TOT.)

Tot

al

altitude di

sp

lacement for the gain

(TOT.)

=

dl

+d2+d3

From

a to e ,

(the

l

oss

TOT

..

),

Total altitude di

sp

lacement for the

loss

(TOT.)

= d5+dS+d7

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The Al

timeter

Alarm

1.

Press

Button A to enter the

Altimeter Al

arm

Mode.

2.

To

set

the target altitude for the

Al

arm

,

press

and

ho

ld Button A until

the digit

starts

to

flicker.

3.

Press

Button B to

set

the digits

and

then

press

Button A to conflrm.

4.

Repeat

Step

3 to

set

your

desire

digits.

5.

After

setting

the

target

al

ti

tude,

press

Button B to activate or deactivate

the

alarm

.

6.

For

the Altimeter Al

arm

sound,

it wi

ll

.

Beep

..

Beep

..

Beep

for 1 minutes

and

the

UP

i

con

flashing;

when

the altitude

come

across

the target

In

ascending.

.

Beep

..

Beep Beep

..

Beep

for 1 minutes

and

the

DOWN

icon

fl

ashing

; when the altitude

come

across

the target

in

descending.

7.

To

read

the target altitude

and

the

al

arm

setti

ng,

press

Button A to the

mode

and

then

press

Button A to

quit or left

it

return automatically to

Norma

l Mode after

30

seconds

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THE

HYGROMETER

1. A build-in

sensor

measure

humidity

and

shows

on

the displ

ay

.

2.

To

ca

ll the Maximum

and

Minimum

Memory,

press

Button 0 to the

mode.

3.

To

reset

the

memory,

press

and

ho

ld Button B. At the

same

time,

the memory for the barometer wi

ll

be

reset

al

so.

The Thermometer

1.

A build-in

sensor

measure

temperature

and

shows

on

the

di

sp

l

ay

.

2.

To

call

the Maximum

and

Minimum

Memory,

press

Button 0 to the

mode.

3.

To

reset

the

memory,

press

and

ho

ld Button

B.

At

the

same

ti

me

,

the memory for the barometer wi

ll

be

reset

al

so.

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