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W270 EU 103-095001 Digital Heart Rate Monitor digital heart rate monitor guide English page 1 Français page 39 Español página 85 Português página 129 Italiano pagina 173 Deutsch Seite 219 Nederlands pagina 265 W270_EU_Book.indb 36-37 8/9/11 10:07 AM[...]
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T ABLE OF CONTENTS WA TCH MODES/BUTT ONS .................................................................................. 5 Display Icons and Descriptions .......................................................................... 5 Watch Modes ...................................................................................................... 6[...]
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1 2 RECALL ............................................................................................................... 21 Reviewing your W orkout Data .......................................................................... 22 Locking W orkouts in Recall .............................................................................. 23 HRM SET[...]
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3 4 A Fit Heart Recent fitness findings indicate that anyone can get fit and stay fit without being overzealous . It can be as simple as: • Exercising3to4timesperweek. • Exercisingfor30to45minutesduringeachexercisesession. • Exercisingattheappropriateheartrate . Heart ra[...]
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5 6 WA TCH MODES/BUTTONS ST ART/SPLIT STOP/RESET/SET MODE INDIGLO ® NIGHT -LIGHT HEART RA TE Display Icons and Descriptions y Flashing heart icon indicates watch is searching for a signal from the Digital Heart Rate Sensor . This icon will flash as long as the watch receives a signal from the Digital Heart Rate Sensor . w Stopwatch icon indicates[...]
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7 8 Forsetting, pressSTOP/RESET/SETandthenfollowtheinstructional prompts(+, –, NEXT , DONE)thatappearonthedisplay . Determining Y our Optimal Heart Rate Zone There are five basic heart rate target zones . Simply select a zone thatmatchesyourpercentofmaximum(%)heartrate[...]
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9 10 sourcesofradioorelectricalinterference , pressMODEuntilyour desired mode appears . Y ou can view heart rate information in Time of Day , Chrono , Interval Timer or Timer Modes . 4. PresstheHEARTRA TEbuttononyourwatchiftheashingheart icon does not appear . 5. Begin [...]
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11 12 • Ifyouareexperiencinghigher T APactivationsinadvertently , move your tap force to the next level. • Ifyouareinatriathlontransitionorjustchangingclothes , we recommendyoupressMODEtoswitchtothe TIMEmodeto avoid accidental tap activat[...]
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13 14 Using the Chronograph 1. In CHRONO Mode, T AP your screen to START . 2. TAP your screen every time you need to log a LAP/ SPLIT . 3. PressSTOP/RESET/SETtonish. 4. PressandHoldSTOP/RESET/SETtoresettheCHRONO . WKOUTSA VEDwillappearinyourscreentonotifyyouthatyour workou[...]
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15 16 5. IfyouselectON , presstheMODE(NEXT)buttonuntil T argetP ace (TRGTP ACE)appears. 6. PressST ART/SPLIT(+)orHEARTRA TE(-)toentertheT argetPace perlaptimeinhours(HH), minutes(MM)andseconds(SS). T arget P ace per lap ca[...]
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17 18 3. T oselecttheinterval(1-8)pressST ART/SPLIT(+)orHEARTRATE (-). 4. PressMODE(NEXT)tosettheintervaltime(HH:MM:SS)with ST ART/SPLIT(+)orHEARTRA TE(-). 5. PressMODE(NEXT)toselecttheHEARTRATEZONE(None ,1-5, ?[...]
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19 20 2. PressSTOP/RESET/SETtobeginsettingthetimer . 3. PressSTART/SPLIT(+)orHEARTRA TE(-)toincrease/decreasethe countdown timer values . 4. PressMODE(NEXT)toadvancetothenextsettingoption. 5. PressSTART/SPLIT(+)orHEARTRA TE(-)to?[...]
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21 22 Sensor . Without a current heart rate or if the ending rate is higher thanthestartingheartrate , thedisplaywillreadNOREC . T o Manually Determine a Recovery Heart Rate Y ou can also manually initiate a recovery heart rate without stopping the chronograph by following these steps . 1. PressMODEuntilRE[...]
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23 24 your settings of the target time pacer (target pace , target distanceandtargettotal), youractuallap/splittimes , yourdelta resultsperlap(+/-fromtargettimeperlapwithlabels), T otal deltatime(ifa T otalT argetDistancewasset),bestlapand average[...]
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25 26 Heart Rate Zone range will be displayed in the same manner as set up under HR Format. The Preset Heart Rate Zones described in the table below are applied to your maximum heart rate . Zone Lower LImit Upper Limit 1 50% 60% 2 60% 70% 3 70% 80% 4 80% 90% 5 90% 100% T o Choose a T arget Heart Rate Zone 1. PressMODEuntilHRMSETUP?[...]
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27 28 • Birthday • Weight(poundsorkilograms) • Height(inchesorcentimeters) • Activity T ype(Bike , Brick, Hike , Interval, Other ,Race , Row ,Run, Ski, Strength, Walk, X-T rain) • ActivityLevel(V eryLow ,Low ,Moder ate , High, V eryHigh)[...]
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29 30 • DonotsubjecttheDigitalHeartRateMonitortoexcessiveforce , shock, dust, temperature , or humidity . Such treatment may result in malfunction, a shorter electronic life span, damaged batteries , or distorted parts . • DonottamperwiththeDigitalHeartRateMonitor’ sin[...]
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31 32 Watch Battery When the battery of the watch is running low , the display or INDIGLO ® night-light will dim. This watch uses a CR2025 lithium battery . T oavoidthepossibilityofpermanentlydamagingthewatch, TIMEX STRONGL YRECOMMENDST AKINGY OURHEARTRA TEMONIT OR WA TCHTO ALOCALRETAI[...]
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33 34 T o obtain warranty service , please return your Heart Rate Monitor to Timex, one of its affiliates or the Timex retailer where the Heart Rate Monitor was purchased, together with a completed original Repair Coupon or , in the U.S . and Canada only , the completed original Repair Coupon or a written statement identifying your name, address ,[...]
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35 36 FCC NOTICE (U .S .) / IC NOTICE (CANAD A): This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules . Oper ation is subject to the following two conditions:(1)thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference , and(2)thisdevicemustaccept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired o[...]
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37 38 Supplemental Information: The product herewith complies with the requirements of the Radio &T elecommunicationsT erminalEquipmentDirective1999/05/EC,theLow VoltageDirec - tive 2006/95/EC ,73/23/EEC ,EMCDirective89/336/EECandcarriestheCEand 7 marking accordingly . Agent: David Wim[...]