Suunto X6HR manual Use, Alarms

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To add a mark, short press Start when the logbook is running. A long press activates the backlight and no logbook mark is made. The marks are added the logbook file and they can be viewed through the file list (refer to chapter 3.5.2.). When you have added the mark, the message “mark point saved” is displayed.

When you have saved the marks, the PC can create a profile that connects them with a line. With this feature you can, for example, create a simplified altitude profile of your trip. You can also use marks to compare the difference in time and altitude between two points of the trip. (Compare with the Differ function on chapter 3.5.1.)

3.5.3. Use

With the Use function you can define whether the air pressure measurement is used to set the altitude or to represent the weather conditions. For more information, refer to chapter 3.3.2.

3.5.4. Altitude

With this function you can set the reference altitude. For more information about the reference altitude, refer to chapter 3.3.3.

3.5.5. Alarms

The altitude alarm is intended to warn you if you pass the preset altitude limit. The ascent/descent alarm warns you if your ascent/descent rate is faster than the preset rate. When the alarm sounds, you can acknowledge it by pressing any button.

NOTE: The alarms are functional only when the Use function is set to Alti.

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Contents Page Page USER’S Guide Table of Contents Use of the Suunto X6hr and Transmitter Belt Chrono General Information Care and Maintenance Care of Suunto X6hrWater Resistance Care of Transmitter BeltRemove both spring bars from the pin holes Adjusting the Bracelet Suunto X6hrtBattery Replacement Replacing the Battery Page Page After sales service Display How to Use Your Suunto X6hrMode Symbols Function Symbols Long press Buttons Short and Long PressStart Button Short press Suunto Button Short press Stop/CL Button Short pressDeactivating the button lock Arrow Buttons Short pressButton Lock Activating the button lockNavigating in Menus Menus Basic Menu StructureElectromagnetic interference Heart Rate Monitor and Transmitter BeltUse of Suunto X6hr and Transmitter Belt in water General Information ModesTime Time Mode Main DisplayAlarm DateActivating alarms Setting the time and the dual time Deactivating alarmsAcknowledging alarms Changing the date General Setting the tonesSetting the icons Calibrating the air pressure sensor Setting the backlightUnits Setting the time formatSetting the temperature unit Setting the date formatSetting the ascent/descent rate unit Setting the air pressure unitSetting the elevation unit Compass Compass mode Main DisplayBearing Shortcuts Use Calibrating the compass Altitude/SealevelPage Setting the compass declination Air pressure Weather Mode Main DisplayTemperature Sealevel Memory Altitude Hiking Mode Main DisplayAscent/descent rate Starting the logbook LogbookViewing logbook files Stopping the logbookErasing logbook files Logbook marks Resetting the logbook historyViewing logbook history Alarms Setting the ascent/descent alarm Setting the altitude alarmStopwatch Chrono Main DisplayViewing Heart Rate memory Time/Heart RatePage Viewing the altitude memory Erasing memory files Use Alti/Baro Setting the recording intervalActivating the timer TimerHR Limits Stopping the timerSetting the Heart Rate limits Transferring data Additional FeaturesPC Interface Page Logs Charts and Data Suunto Activity Manager Features UsersAnalyzing Data Changing Suunto X6hr SettingsSystem Requirements SuuntoSports.comCommunities My SuuntoGetting Started Sport ForumsThermometer Technical DataAltimeter BarometerTransmitter Belt Copyright and Trademark NoticeLimits of Liability and ISO 9001 Compliance Disposal of the Device Customer Service Contacts Suunto Oy 10/2004, 11/2005, 3/2007