User manual GEONAUTE HEART RATE MONITOR CW600T

[. . . ] Limited guarantee Congratulations on your purchase of the CW600. T heart rate monitor. Passionate and regular participants of an endurance sport, the CW600. T will allow you to optimize the effectiveness of your training. With its target range indicator, its passing alarm and EN its automatic summary, you can target the desired physiological impact for each type of session. The design and comfort of this product have both been carefully studied to suit all body types. DECATHLON guarantees the initial purchaser that this CW600. T heart rate monitor is free from any faults linked to the material or manufacture of the charger pack for a period of 2 years from the date of purchase. [. . . ] You go from one to the other by pressing S3. Note: By pressing S3 for 3 seconds in any mode, you will return directly to the Time mode. Explanation of each mode TIME Time mode S3 PULS Cardio mode S3 CHRONO Chrono mode S3 S3 ALRM Alarm mode 19 1 - Time mode (TIME): S4 TU S3 17:24 24 S5 h S1 S2 S1 : activation / deactivation of chimes S2 : date display S3 : Go to cardio mode S4 : settings mode (press and hold for 3 seconds) S5 : Electroluminescence Setting of the time, date and 12/24h mode : -> minutes "min" (press S1 or S2 to make the numerals scroll by)), -> seconds "sec" (press S1 or S2 to make the numerals scroll by) -> the year "yr" (press S1 or S2 to make the numerals scroll by, to set for any year from 2000 to 2039), -> the month "mth" (press S1 or S2 to make the numerals scroll by), -> the day "day" (press S1 or S2 to make the numerals scroll by), -> 12/24h display (press S1 or S2 to go from 12h mode to 24h mode and vice versa. ) Press S4 to quit settings mode (The day of the week is automatically calculated depending on the date selected. ) Note : If no button is pressed for 2 or 3 seconds in the settings mode, the watch will automatically return to normal time mode. · In the time mode (TIME), press S4 for 3 seconds. · Press S1 to increase the hour (keep the button pressed down to make the numerals scroll by more quickly). · When the hours number is set, press S3 each time to set, in the same fashion: 2- Cardio mode (PULS) : S4 BPM S1 S3 -60 S5 S2 S1 : Increase value (settings mode) S2 : Decrease value (settings mode) S3 : Go to stopwatch mode S4 : Setting parameters S5 : Electroluminescence 20 Setting parameters : Before anything else, you must enter your personal parameters so that the device can provide you with the most personally accurate measurements possible. . After you have entered the heart rate monitor mode (PULS) by pressing successively on the S3 button as indicated in paragraph 6. Press for 3 seconds on S4, and the letters "zone Hr" will be displayed and the "on" light will flash at the T1 bottom of the screen. Set the parameter flashing by pressing S1 (increase) or S2 (decrease). Hold the P button down for rapid scrolling. After selecting the correct value, press S3 to go to the settings mode for the following parameter. T1 The parameters that need to be set are the following : P Activation of the target zone (Zone Hr): possible values On, Off Sex: man (Male), woman (Female) Metric system or English system (unit): KG(kilograms) or LB(pounds) Your weight (wt) in the unitsALTImBar selected: from 20 to 300 previously Your age (age) (from 1 to 99 years) M The upper limit of the target zone (HI) (in beats per minute (BPM) The lower limit of the target zone (LO) Alarm for when the target zone is exceeded (zone ALM): possible values On/Off. mBar 1013 mBar · · · · · · · · WE 70 ACC 4 WE 4 03 1013 03 22:01 12:30 60 12:30 1013 ATTENTION : It is imperative that you check that this data is entered correctly before use in order to ensure the reliable functioning of the heart rate monitor. If the target zone function is deactivated (zone Hr = OFF), there will be no sounding alarm when you exceed the target zone and no display of the time spent in the target zone in the reporting function of the stopwatch mode (see stopwatch mode). If the UNIT parameter or the weight is changed, the stopwatch will be reset to 0 and the data erased. To start using : ACC 02 DATA 70 ACC 70 See paragraph "Wearing the chest belt" for positioning the belt. M Once everything is installed, bring the watch to within less than 50 cm of the belt and then press S1 to test the connection. . The heart on the display begins to flash and a value is displayed. 60 69 22:01 60 ALTI ALTI ALTI ATTENTION : Disregard the values indicated before the device stabilizes (about 20 seconds). This is the time necessary for the calculation algorithm to provide smooth, reliable numbers. T1 ATTENTION : 22:01 M DATA 02 The pectoral belt does not have an encoded emitter; interference is to be expected if you are located too close (about 1 meter) to other heart monitor wearers. . If the radio connection between the watch and the belt is interrupted for more than 1 minute, " --- " will be displayed on the middle line. To reactivate the connection, press S4. (( · )) 69 8:00 69 ON DATA 02 ALTI ALTI AL-1 T1 LAP AL-1 2. 49 21 T1 1013 Fig. b BPM 165 ACC 70 HI h BPM 103 HI h In the "cardio" function, if the heart rate displayed is higher than the upper limit of ALTI the target zone, the display indicates this with the following symbol (fig a. ). If it is T1 M lower than the lower limit, the symbol displayed is the one in figure b. P If the passing alarm is activated (ON), the watch will emit 1 beep every 6 seconds if your heart rate is LOWER than the Target Zone. 60 22:01 WE 4 ATTENTION : In the settings mode, if no buttons are pressed for 2 to 3 minutes, the watch will return automatically to cardio mode. In the cardio mode, if no cardio mBar is being received and if the buttons are not signal pressed for 2 to 3 minutes, the watch will return automatically to time mode. 4 - Stopwatch mode (CHRONO) 12:3003 DATA 02 1013 69 ALTI S4 BPM ACC 70 T1 72 h S1 15 05 S2 S5 S1 : start stopwatch, intermediate time S2 : Stop stopwatch S3 : Go to stopwatch mode M The following explanations as well as· diagrams on the screen assume that the user the is wearing the chest belt and is using the heart rate monitor function in parallel. [. . . ] Please visit a DECATHLON workshop to have your HRM battery changed. You may be in an area with a strong magnet field, a high voltage power line, radio communication equipment, etc. If this is the case, move away from this area. The belt does not have a coded transmitter. You will receive interference when less than 1 metre from other HRM users. [. . . ]