Suunto T6 instruction

To install the Suunto sports Instrument:

1.The drivers are located on your PC software installation CD-ROM. Insert the CD- ROM into your computer.

2.Attach the Suunto sports Instrument PC interface cable to the computer USB port. The Found New Hardware Wizard is activated.

3.The Install Hardware Device Drivers window opens.

4.Choose Install the software automatically (recommended) and click Next. The Locate Driver Files window opens.

5.A Hardware Installation warning sign may be displayed: Suunto sports Instrument has not passed Windows Logo testing to verify its compatibility with Windows XP/ Vista. If so, click Continue Anyway.

6.Click Finish to finish the first part of the installation and proceed to the USB port installation.

To install the USB serial port:

This should follow automatically once the Suunto sports Instrument installation is complete. Repeat steps 3-6 to install the USB serial port. Then click Finish to close the wizard. Do not interrupt the installation before both parts of the installation are finished.

Once the installation of the serial port is completed, check that it has been successful. Select Start - Settings - Control Panel - System - Hardware - Device Manager. Then select View - Devices by connection.

The device should have been installed as Suunto USB Serial Port (COMx), attached to Suunto sports Instrument.

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Suunto T6 manual

Contents

Page Copyright Customer Service Contacts Table of Contents ALTI/BARO Mode Uninstalling USB Drivers for Suunto Sport Instruments FCC Compliance General Information Getting Started Checklist Suunto T6 Features Water Resistance Care and MaintenanceWarranty Replacing the Battery Page Page Replacing the Battery of the Transmitter Belt Heart Rate Transmitter Belt Activating the wireless speed and distance sensor Wireless Speed and Distance Sensors Display and Buttons HOW to USE Your Suunto T6 KEY Lock Menus Press and long press Basic menu structure Navigating in the menus To navigate in the menus Main display Time ModeModes General Information Deactivating alarms AlarmActivating alarms Time Acknowledging alarmsSetting the time and the dual time General Setting the dateSetting the tones Date Setting the light Setting the icons Sensor Units Setting the time formatSetting the date format Setting the temperature unit Setting the heart rate format Ft feet Setting the barometric pressure unitSetting the altitude unit Mi miles Setting the ascent/descent rate unitSetting the distance unit Setting the speed unit Use Alti/Baro ALTI/BARO Mode Shortcuts Alti useVertical speed Altitude Baro use Temperature Reference altitude and barometric pressure Setting the reference altitude Setting the sea level barometric pressure Memory Stopwatch Training ModeHeart rate Connect Logbook Page HR limits Time intervals Timers Warm-up Countdown Hr inside upper limits Heart rate inside the upper HistoryHr inside lower limits Heart rate inside the lower Transmitter belt Pair Wireless speed and distance sensor Speed SPD/DST Mode Distance Autolap Distance intervals Speed limits Calibrating the wireless speed and distance sensor Making the Most of Your Training Using Suunto T6 in TrainingUsing heart rate and speed limits in training Training possibilities Using the average heart rate in trainingStarting your training and stopwatch Page Page Training Example Example Rita Runner Training analysis Suunto Training Manager Training statistics Suunto Training Manager Windows Graph window 1. t6 Device window My Training window Properties window Following Your Training Progress System Requirements Windows InstallationInstalling USB drivers for Suunto sport instruments PC-INTERFACE Windows Windows XP/VISTA Page To uninstall Suunto sports Instrument drivers Getting Started To join SuuntoSports.com SUUNTOSPORTS.COM Sections Communities MY Suunto Sport Forums Calendar Clock Technical SpecificationsThermometer SPD/DST Timer Transmitter belt Trademark Patent Notice Intellectual Property FCC Compliance DisclaimersUSER’S Responsibility IcesPage Suunto Oy 6/2004, 11/2004, 8/2007