TFA HiTRAX Step 3D Instructions D'utilisation page 5

7. Display
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Press MODE/ ▼ button and you can choose between:
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Calorie consumption and fat burnt display: KCAL and GM or OZ
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Distance covered in KM or M and the time taken in hour and minutes
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Average speed KM/H or M/H
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Press MODE/ ▼ button again and you will return to normal mode (STEP and time).
8. 7-day-storage
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Press REC/▲ button.
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DAYS AGO 1 appears on the display.
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Press REC/▲ button again to show the 7-day-storage (DAYS AGO 2 – 7).
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When you are in the appropriate day press MODE/ ▼ button to show one after the other:
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Calorie consumption and fat burnt ( KCAL and GM or OZ appears in the display).
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Distance and time (KM or M and the time in hours and minutes appear in the display).
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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.
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There is no readjustment necessary for the single days.
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The basic setting is retained.
9. "ON/OFF" button
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Press button for 3 seconds and the instrument turns off.
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The basic setting and the memory are retained.
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Press button again and the instrument turns on.
10. Power-saving mode
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When the instrument is not used (approx. 10 minutes) the power saving mode will be activated.
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Only the time appears on the display.
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To deactivate the power saving mode move the instrument softly and time and STEP appear again on
the display.
11. "RESET" function
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Use a pin to press the RESET button at the backside and reset the instrument.
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°C appears on the display.
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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 waistband 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
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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
environment, take them to your retail store or to appropriate collection sites according to national or local
regulations.
Maintenance:
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Keep it in a dry place.
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Do not expose the instrument to extreme temperatures, vibration or shock.
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Clean it with a soft damp cloth. Do not use solvents or scouring agents.
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Please reset the instrument if the unit does not work properly (see 11.) or change the battery.
appears on the display.
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