User manual GEONAUTE PEDOMETER DISTA F700

[. . . ] DECATHLON will repay the purchase price if repairs or replacements are not possible. The guarantee does not cover the batteries nor cracked or broken cases or those showing visible traces of shocks. Use/Precautions Description of conditions of normal use Place this pedometer as close as possible to your body's center of gravity, on the right or left of your belt buckle. To have reliable indications, it is important to maintain a steady rate and pace, avoid making sharp close curves. The pedometer's technology limits its use to scarcely rough broken land. [. . . ] Press the MODE button to switch between the STEP, DIST/TIMER and CAL/TIMER display modes. In STEP mode, press the MODE button for 2 seconds. Select the 12H or 24H format with the RESET button. . Set the hour value with the RESET button. Press the RESET button without releasing it for faster setting. Set the minutes value with the RESET button. Press the RESET button without releasing it for faster setting. Press the RESET button to reset the seconds to zero. EN 25 Notice Dista F700tll. qxp:Mise en page 1 4/01/07 18:02 Page 26 Press the MODE button to confirm the setting and exit the time setting mode. Placing the appliance Place the appliance at waist level on the belt, on clothing or on the equipment. Keep it in a horizontal position and attach it well. Setting the distance unit (km or miles) 1. Press the MODE button to select the DIST/TIMER mode. Hold down the MODE button for 2 seconds. The distance unit of measure (km or mile) flashes. Press the RESET button to select the unit you want. Press the MODE button to confirm your choice and exit the settings mode. To enter the step length and the bodily length: 1. Press the MODE button to select the CAL/TIMER mode. The screen displays the weight value on the upper line and the step length on the lower line. The step length figure flashes. Pedometer use Setting personal data To use the distance calculating function, the step length should previously be set. The more accurate the step length measurement and the more the distance covered calculation will be reliable. To do so, count the number of steps that you do (NS) to cover a known distance (D), 10 or 20 meters for example. Divide the distance by the number of steps, you thus obtain your step length: SL = D/NS Example: 13 steps to cover 10 meters (being 1000 cm), your step length is 1000/13 = 75 cm To use the calorie function, the person's weight should previously be set. 26 NB : If you choose km as the distance unit, the weight unit is kg and the step length unit is cm. [. . . ] This means that the appliance is correctly detecting the heartbeats. The appliance displays your pulse-rate in heartbeats per minute at that moment. If, for any reason whatever, the appliance cannot measure the pulse-rate the display automatically returns to the previous display mode. To exit the pulse-rate calculation mode, press the PULSE button to return to the previous mode. 30 31 EN 2. [. . . ]