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Momentum DIGIWALKER SW-650 Operating Instructions

Download Operating instructions of Momentum DIGIWALKER SW-650 Pedometer for Free or View it Online on All-Guides.com. This version of Momentum DIGIWALKER SW-650 Manual compatible with such list of devices, as: DIGIWALKER SW-650, DIGIWALKER SW-651, DIGIWALKER SW-800, DIGIWALKER SW-801

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DIGIWALKER PEDOMETER

momentum

®

by / par / von st. moritz watch corp.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS / MODE D’EMPLOI

Please read instructions carefully to understand how to operate your

Momentum

®

instrument. Your model may not have all of the

features described in this booklet.

Veuillez lire attentivement les modes d’emploi pour bien comprendre le

fonctionnement de votre montre Momentum

®

. Toutes les fonctions

décrites ne sont pas disponibles sur tous les modèles.

Lesen Sie bitte diese Anleitung für Ihre Momentum

®

-Uhr genau

durch. Es ist möglich, daß Ihr Modell nicht alle in dieser

Gebrauchsanweisung beschriebenen Funktionen

aufweist.

PARTS OF THE PEDOMETER

PIÈCES DU PODOMÈTRE

A. Liquid Crystal Display / Affichage à cristaux liquides

B. Case / Étui

D. Case Back with Clip / Pince pour ceinture sur l’arrière de l’étui

F. Cursor / Curseur

G. Reset Button / Bouton de réinitialisation

H. Mode Button / Bouton de mode

I. Set Button / Bouton d’Initialisation

1320 feet distance, then divide 1320 feet by 258 steps, to

get your average stride length: 1320 ÷258 = 2.5. Your stride

length is 2.5 feet and that is the number that you enter into your

pedometer.

HOW TO SET YOUR STRIDE LENGTH

1. Press the MODE button until the little black cursor points to DIS

which stands for DISTANCE.

2. Press the SET button. The cursor will "jump over" to STRIDE.

Continue to press the SET button until your stride length

appears. Stride length can be set from 30cm to 180cm in 1

cm increments (1 feet to 6 feet in 0.5 increments on the SW-

651). If you overshoot or wish to reduce the set stride length,

continue to press the SET button until the number cycles back

through to your number.

HOW TO USE THE STOPWATCH (SW-650/651)

Press the MODE button until the little black cursor points to

STOPWATCH. To start the timing, press the SET button. To stop

the timing, press the SET button again. To reset the stopwatch to

zero press the RESET button.

HOW TO SET THE CLOCK

To set the clock press the MODE button until the black cursor

points to CLOCK.

Press and hold the SET button. The hour digit will start to flash.

Press the RESET button to change the hour digit.

Once you have the correct hour digit, press the SET button

again. The minute digits will start to flash. Press the RESET button

to change the minute digits.

Once you have the correct minute digits, press the SET button.

That’s it!

HOW TO SET YOUR WEIGHT (SW800/801)

Press the MODE button to move the cursor to “CALORIE”. Then,

press the SET button to input your body weight. The cursor

will point to “WEIGHT” (kg or lbs). The pedometer will accept

weight in either 1 kg (SW800) or 1 lbs (SW801) increments

starting at 30 kg or 70 lbs. The maximum weight is 120 kg or

300 lbs. After setting your weight, the cursor will automatically

return to “CALORIE”.

CALCULATING YOUR SPEED (SW800/801)

The pedometer display will show your speed every 10 seconds.

The displayed speed is based on a calculation of your average

speed for the previous 10 seconds. The minimum displayed

speed is 0.01 km/h or 0.01 mph.

REPLACING THE BATTERY

The usual battery life is 2-3 years. When the display begins to

dim a new battery should be installed. Replace the battery with

an LR-44 type photo / electronic battery. To replace the battery:

1. Insert the edge of a coin in the slot on the bottom of the

pedometer (opposite the end where you open it). Slowly twist

the coin. The cover will pop off.

2. Replace the "dead" battery with a new one, making sure that

the + side faces up.

3. Replace the cover, making sure that it is properly aligned and

then snap it shut.

4. You must then reset, by holding down all of the buttons

simultaneously for about 5 seconds. When the display goes

blank, release the buttons. Your display will show "88888"

then "0". The time and your stride length can then be

reprogrammed.

Erratic Display

If there is an unusual or erratic display, please press all the buttons

at the same time for about 5 seconds. The display will then show

“88888”; after a few seconds, the display will automatically

revert to “0”. After this manual reset, you will need to enter the

date, time, stride length, and your weight (SW800/801).

IF YOUR PEDOMETER REQUIRES SERVICE, please return

it to a St. Moritz Service Center. Our Service Centers can

provide repairs, service and replacement bands promptly and

at reasonable prices. When sending your pedometer, please

provide your return shipping information, including email

address and daytime phone number.

THANK YOU for purchasing this Momentum

®

pedometer. This

pedometer has been carefully designed to give you years of

reliable service. We value your opinion: please let us know

if you have any comments or suggestions as to how we might

improve our products.

OPENING THE COVER

Holding the pedometer upright, grasp the top of the clip with one

hand. Use the other hand to push the lip (projecting portion) and

swing the pedometer open.

HOW TO WEAR YOUR PEDOMETER

Using the clip, attach the pedometer securely to your belt or

waistband. For the best results keep it close to your hip and keep

in mind that the pedometer works best when it is in a vertical

position and level.

HOW TO DETERMINE YOUR "STRIDE LENGTH"

When you walk each step that you take is a certain length. That

step / stride length needs to be entered into your DIGIWALKER

pedometer so that it can calculate distance Since your steps will

vary in their length, you want to determine your average step

length. The best way of doing this is to walk a given (measured)

distance while counting the number of steps that it takes to cover

that given distance. Divide the known distance by the number of

steps that it took to cover the distance. A high school or college

track works well. The more accurately you can determine your

average stride length, the more accurate the distance shown on

the pedometer will be.

Example (Kilometers): Say you find a high school track with a

100M distance marked on it. Now walk, jog or run the 100M,

counting your steps. (NB: it is very important to emulate the type

of activity and terrain where you intend to use the pedometer.

E.g. stride length will vary significantly depending on whether

you are running / walking, or if you are going uphill /downhill.)

If it takes you 185 steps to walk, jog or run this 100M distance,

then divide 100M by 185 steps, to get your average stride

length: 100 ÷ 185 = 0.54M or 54 cm. Your stride length is 54

cm and that is the number that you enter into your pedometer.

Example (Miles): Say you find a high school track with a ¼ mile

(1320 feet) distance marked on it. Now walk, jog or run the ¼

mile, counting your steps. (NB: it is very important to emulate

the type of activity and terrain where you intend to use the

pedometer. E.g. stride length will vary significantly depending

on whether you are running / walking, or if you are going uphill

/downhill.) If it takes you 258 steps to walk, jog or run this