Garmin 50 Managing Memory

History Mode

4.Press view from any of these pages to view the next level of history data. Press + or - to view the available data pages:

•Average lap time

•Average lap speed

•Average heart rate

5.Press view from any of these pages to view the next level of history data: details for each lap in your workout. Press + or - to view the available data pages.

Managing Memory

Your Forerunner holds up to 100 laps and up to seven hours of exercise files. When there is approximately one hour of memory remaining, the Lo MEM warning appears on the Forerunner screen in Train mode. When the memory is full, the Full MEM warning appears, and your Forerunner stops recording data.

For information about uploading data to your computer, see page 24.

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Contents

Page Page Introduction Product Registration Contact Garmin Free Garmin Software Table of Contents Page What’s in the Box Getting Started Buttons Icons Forerunner Backlight Step 1: Turn on Your Forerunner Step 2: Set the Time Step 4: Go for a Run Step 5: Download Free Software Step 6: Send Workout Data to Your Computer Using Accessories Using the Heart Rate Monitor Page Using the Foot Pod Calibrating the Foot Pod Removing the Foot Pod Turning Off the Foot Pod Using the GSC™ Time Mode Chimes Set the Time Set the Alarm Set a Second Time Zone More Time Options Train Mode Timed Workout Training Settings Training Zones Running Zones Heart Rate Zones How Do Heart Rate Zones Affect Your Fitness Goals Page Computer Pairing Interval Timer Mode Setting the Timers Starting the Timers Stopping and Resetting the Timers Using Timer Repeat History Mode Viewing Workout History Managing Memory Deleting Workout Requirements Page Appendix Optional Accessories Bike Accessories Pairing Sensors Battery Information Forerunner Battery Heart Rate Monitor Battery Foot Pod Battery Specifications Forerunner USB ANT stick Heart Rate Monitor Foot Pod Troubleshooting Page Declaration of Conformity Index