HiTRAx 42.2005 Mode D'emploi page 8

TFA No. 42.2005 Anleitung
HiTRAX PULSE –
3D Pedometer with clock
8. 7-day-storage
• Press REC/▲ button.
• DAYS AGO 1 appears on the display.
• Press REC/▲ button again to show the 7-day-storage
(DAYS AGO 2 – 7).
• When you are in the appropriate day press MODE/▼ but-
ton to show one after the other:
■ Calorie consumption and fat burnt (KCAL and GM or
OZ appears in the display).
■ Distance and time (KM or M and the time in hours and
minutes appear in the display).
Average speed (KM/H or M/H appears in the display).
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• After midnight, the current data is automatically placed
in the memory. Time and 0 Step appear on the display.
• The basic setting is retained.
9. ON/OFF button
• Press button for 3 seconds and the instrument turns off.
• The basic setting and the memory are retained.
• Press button again and the instrument turns on.
10. Power-saving mode
• When the instrument is not used (approx. 10 minutes) the
power saving mode will be activated.
• Only the time appears on the display.
• To deactivate the power saving mode move the instrument
softly and time and STEP appear again on the display.
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HiTRAX PULSE –
3D Pedometer with clock
11. RESET function
• Use a pin to press the RESET button at the backside and
reset the instrument.
• °C appears on the display.
• All settings are deleted and the basic setting must be
repeated.
12. Attachment
• Because of the 3 D sensor, the pedometer can be worn
everywhere (belt, in the bag or around the neck....).
• On belt: Attach the pedometer with the clip on your waist-
band or belt.
• Around the neck: Pull a cord through the eyelet on the
device and then knot them together.
13. Battery replacement
• Change the battery when the battery symbol
on the display.
• Observe correct polarity, + pole above. Low batteries
should be changed soon to avoid the damage resulting
from a leaking battery. Batteries contain harmful acids.
Wear protective glasses and gloves when handling with
leaked batteries!
Attention: Please do not dispose of old electronic devices
and used batteries in household waste. To protect the envi-
ronment, take them to your retail store or to appropriate
collection sites according to national or local regulations.
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