User manual NINTENDO DS ACTIVITY METER

[. . . ] Always look for this seal when buying video game systems, accessories, games and related products. The official seal is your assurance that this product is licensed or Ce sceau officiel est votre garantie que le présent produit est Nintendo does not license the sale or use of products without the official Nintendo seal. This Activity Meter accessory (meter) must be used in conjunction with the Personal TrainerTM: Walking Game Card (included) and a Nintendo DS system (sold separately). IMPORTANT: Before using this accessory, you must first make a connection between the meter and your Personal Trainer: Walking Game Card and register a player. [. . . ] IMPORTANT: Do not carry the meter in your back pocket. Sitting on it could result in injury to the user or damage to the meter. The optional clip connector can be used to attach it to a belt, shoulder strap, or your dog's collar, as shown below. See the next page, Attaching the Clip Connector, for more information. NOTE: When using the clip connector to attach to a belt or collar, make sure the fit is not too tight or to loose. This will help prevent damage to the clip connector and prevent the meter from falling off. IMPORTANT: Before using the Activity Meter accessory, you must first make a connection between the meter and your Personal Trainer: Walking Game Card and register a player. Please see Registering a Player in the Instruction Booklet included with the Game Card for more information. Using a small "+" style screwdriver, loosen the screw on the back of the Activity Meter accessory and remove the battery cover. Keep the battery cover in a safe place for later use. Make sure the fingers on one edge of the clip connector are correctly aligned with the slots in the meter. Tighten the screw, making sure the clip connector is securely fastened. The Activity Meter accessory will keep track of and store the number steps walked at a normal pace. You must then periodically transfer this information to the Personal Trainer: Walking Game Card. This process is described on the next page and in the Instruction Booklet for the Game Card. In the following cases, the meter may not be able to accurately record information: · When walking in a crowd or other situation where you stop and start repeatedly. The meter adjusts for this by only recording periods of walking lasting 10 seconds or more. If the meter is loose inside a bag or held or attached loosely by a hanging strap. clip Connector · If the movement is different from walking, such as jogging, running, or other vigorous activity. If the movement is softened by shuffling, walking barefoot, or wearing slippers or sandals. If the meter is used in a very humid environment. Life Rhythm - steps walked in minute increments Steps - steps walked in hourly or monthly increments About seven days (four minimum) About 30 days Before attaching the battery cover or the clip connector, or if you have removed the water resistant seal, always make sure the seal is correctly aligned before reassembling the meter (see page 3). [. . . ] Ca For more information or for assistance from Nintendo, e-mail us at nintendo@noa. Follow these instructions to replace the battery if the Indicator LED doesn't flash when the meter is moved, or if you see a low battery warning on the Nintendo DS screen during infrared communication. Using a small "+" style screwdriver, loosen the screw on the back of the meter and remove the battery cover (or clip connector). Replace with a new CR2032 type battery only. [. . . ]