Accusplit AH190M28 Sec120-Sec121, Sec122-Sec123, Using the Stopwatch and Timer

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MEMORY display area

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MEMORY button

Resetting the Memories

1.Auto Reset: At 3:50 AM every day, the previous day’s records are automatically saved and figures in the main display window are automatically reset to 0.You do not need to press the RESET button every day.

2.Manual Reset: If you want to reset today’s data to 0, press and hold the yellow RESET button for 2 seconds.

3.System Reset: To reset all memories to 0, press the recessed SYSTEM RESET button in the lower left corner of the front of the display. (Use a pen or the end of a paper clip.)

Note: In case of irregular display due to static electricity, pressing the SYSTEM RESET button, and then resetting the CLOCK, WEIGHT, and STRIDE settings, will return the unit to normal. 21

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Using the Speedometer	USING THE STOPWATCH AND TIMER
The SPEED function answers the question, “How many sec-	Using the Stopwatch
onds did I take to walk 10 steps?” (in mph or kph). SPEED is	1.	Repeatedly press the yellow MODE button until the
displayed in the lower right hand corner of the display in all
		display is in STOPWATCH/TIMER mode. (Display will
modes EXCEPT memory recall. Until your speed for the next
		show hours:minutes:seconds.)
10 steps is calculated, the latest speed remains in the display.
	2.	Press and hold the S3 ▼ RESET button to reset
NOTE:You must set your STRIDE length for accurate SPEED
		stopwatch to 0. Display will show “0:00:00” If display
measurements.
		does NOT reset to 0, you are in timer mode. Reset to 0
NOTE: If you took longer than 12 seconds to walk 10 steps,
		by following instructions in “Using the Countdown
or you stop walking for longer than 12 seconds or walk “off		Timer,” Step 8.
and on,” the measurement is cancelled and Walk Speed dis-	3.	Press the MEMORY button to START and STOP.
play continues to show the walk speed for the last complete	4.	The stopwatch will count up to 23:59:59 (Hour: Minute:
set of 10 steps.		Second) in 1-second increments.
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