Suunto X6HR manual Weather Mode Main Display, Temperature, Air pressure

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3.4. Weather Mode

3.4.1. Main Display

When you select the Weather mode, the main display opens. The main display has three rows.

Temperature

The first row displays the temperature in the selected unit. For more information about defining the temperature unit, refer to chapter 3.2.6.

NOTE: Because the sensor is close to your wrist, you have to keep Suunto X6hr away from the body’s temperature at least for 15 minutes before the temperature measurement is accurate.

Air pressure

The second row displays the air pressure at sea level. For more information about

defining the air pressure unit, refer to chapter 3.2.6.

Shortcuts

The third row contains shortcuts to three functions. To change the function, press

Stop/CL.

Trend: A graphical presentation of the air pressure development (sea level) during the last 6 hours in 15-minute intervals. One step on the vertical axis represents one hPa and one step on the horizontal axis represents 15 minutes.

Absolute air pressure: The absolute air pressure is the actual pressure in the current location.

Time: Displays the current time.

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