How To Start And Stop A Logbook; Fast Cumulative Button - Suunto X-LANDER Mode D'emploi

3.4.1 How to Start and Stop a Logbook

For the Vector and X-Lander models:
In the Altimeter main mode or the difference measurement sub mode, PRESS the [+] button. A beep will be
heard and the flashing text " Log Book" will appear in Field 3 to indicate the start of the recording.
Note: For the Vector and X-Lander models,while in the recording phase of the current logbook, the user will be
unable to view this data. The user can view this data only after the recording session has stopped, but previously
recorded logbooks can be viewed at any time.
The recording can be stopped by pressing the [+] a second time. A beep will be heard and the "Log Book" text
will be removed from Field 3 indicating recording has stopped.
Note: In order to prevent accidental starts/stops of a logbook, the Vector or X-Lander models should be in
another function other than the altimeter mode. If the logbook is activated the logbook will continue to recorded
even if the Vector or X-Lander is in another mode.
For the Altimax and S-Lander models:
Logbook recording starts by pressing the [+] button twice within 2 seconds. Logbook recording stops by
pressing the [+] button twice as well within 2 seconds.
Note: For the Altimax and S-Lander, Vector and X-Lander models logbooks are self-erasing and cannot be
cleared by the user.
Note: If you desire greater precision, start new logbooks more often or lower the recording interval.

3.4.2 Fast Cumulative Button

This function is furnished in the Altimax and S-Lander models. This allows the user to check the cumulative
vertical ascent/descent in feet or meters, as well as number of runs of the current logbook while recording.
Accessing this information is performed by pressing the [-] button in any of the main modes. When activated,
three displays will automatically rotate in intervals of four seconds.
• The first display shows the accumulative vertical ascent since the beginning of the current logbook.
• The second display shows the accumulative vertical descent since the beginning of the current logbook.
• And finally, the third display shows the number of runs accomplished during the current logbook.
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