User manual FOSSIL 6P25

[. . . ] The chest strap transmitter and pulse rate display are a training and fitness aid for measuring and monitoring your pulse rate. Before starting with a training program, check with your physician and have him determine reasonable upper and lower pulse limits according to your age, condition and training objectives. If you have a heart pacemaker, always consult your physician or the manufacturer of the pacemaker before using the chest belt transmitter. Safety Precautions, Batteries 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Page 5 8 Never recharge batteries!Keep batteries away from children, do not throw into fire, short-circuit or break open. [. . . ] The distance between the magnet and transmitter should be between 1 mm and 4 mm. If necessary correct the position of the transmitter and swivel it. Caution: Do not install the magnet on the transmitter. The ideal mounting points are in the lower, or, as shown in the figure, in the upper half of the transmitter. Attaching the Computer Page 21 After you have installed the holder, sensor 4 and magnet, you can attach the computer. Insert the computer into the computer holder turned approx. 45° to the left. Turn the computer clockwise with gentle pressure until it firmly in the holder. To remove the computers proceed in the opposite order. Note: Remove the computer when you leave the bicycle unattended. Putting on the Chest Belt Transmitter Page 22 Hook the end of the belt into the chest pulse transmitter 4 and wrap the elastic belt around your chest. Hook the other end of the belt into the chest pulse transmitter. The chest pulse transmitter should make close contact, but not disturb or interfere. Adjust the elastic belt to the correct length with the adjustment loop. Select the desired format with the "F" button. 24 12 H-FORMAT S Confirm your selection with the "S" button. The display then changes to the time setting. Basic Settings, Time 4 4 Page 42 SETCLOCK F The two digits for the hour flash on the display. You can now set the hour with the "F" button. 01:40 SETCLOCK E S Confirm the hour setting with the "S" button. The display then changes to the setting for the minutes. 09:40 Basic Settings, Time 4 4 Page 43 09:40 SETCLOCK S The two digits for the minutes flash on the display. You can now set the number with the "F" button. SETCLOCK FE Confirm your selection with the "S" button. The second digit for the minute setting starts to flash. Continue to change the second digit in the same manner. After confirmation of the second digit, the menu changes to EL. 09:45 Basic Settings, Light Manager Page 44 The light manager allows you to read off the computer display 4 4 even when visibility is poor or in the dark. Once set, pressing any button activates the back-light for the set time. This menu allows you to select whether the light manager is to be activated. You can also change this setting later. EL ON S Make your selection with the "F" button and then confirm with "S". If you have activated the light manager. . . OFF F Basic Settings, Light Manager 4 4 Page 45 EL START EL 23:00 END F F I9:00 You can set the time for the light . . . [. . . ] Confirm your selection with the "S" button. I I00 Training Calorie Target Menu 4 4 4 Y Page 63 AVG 0 0. 0 SET CALR F After confirming the first digit with the "S" button, you can continue to change the second value "F" button. Then confirm this again with the "S" button. MPH 2100 2350 CALTRAIN S Proceed in the same manner for the remaining digits. After the last digit has been confirmed with "S", the calorie target is set and the display returns to the menu sequence. Fat Consumption Menu 4 Y 4 AVG Page 64 0 MPH 4 Y AVG 0 0. 0 F 0. 0 ALL S MPH FATBURN Pressing the "F" button momentarily in the calorie target menu changes over to display of the fat burned. This value indicates the approximate quantity of fat burned in the units of weight set (kilograms or pounds). 00 RESET Pressing the "S" button for approx. [. . . ]