Charging the battery with a mains charger | Suunto X9_en manual

Charging the battery with a mains charger

1.Place your Suunto X9 on the docking station with the display facing up.

2.Plug the charger in the docking station. Plug the charger in an electric outlet.

3.When the battery level indicator is full, disconnect the charger from the electric outlet. Your Suunto X9 is now ready for use.

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Suunto X9_en manual Charging the battery with a mains charger

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Page Buttons USA Customer Service ContactsSuunto Phone +358 875870 Fax 87587301 Phone 800 Canada European Call Center +358 284 11 Table of Contents Compass Mode Suunto X9 in Action Mont Blanc Climbing 12.3 CE Care and Maintenance ChecklistGeneral Information Water Resistance Charging the Battery Charging the battery with a mains charger Charging the battery with a 9 V battery Battery level Indicator HOW to USE Your SuuntoDisplay and Buttons 2.1.1. Mode indicator Alarm symbols START/DATA Menus Basic menu structure Press and long press Modes Time ModeGeneral Information Activating alarms To activate an alarm AlarmStopwatch Deactivating alarms Acknowledging alarms Setting the time and the dual time Time/Date Sync UTC offset Setting the date format Setting the time formatUnits Setting the barometric pressure unit Setting the temperature unitSetting the altitude unit Setting the distance unit Setting the vertical speed unitSetting the speed unit Setting the position format Setting the datumGrid Pos. format Datum Grid UTM Setting the brightness Setting the lightGeneral Setting the tones Setting the contrastSetting the display information ALTI/BARO Mode Use Vertical speed Alti useAltitude Barometric pressure graph Baro useSea level barometric pressure Alti/Baro data display Setting the reference altitude Reference altitude and barometric pressure Setting the sea level barometric pressure Barometric Memory Weather Alarm Altitude alarm Cardinal points Compass ModeHeading Calibrating the compass Page Off Setting the compass declination manuallyDeclination Auto Navigation Mode Setting the compass declination with the GPSUsing the Navigation mode Waypoint Direction to waypointDistance to waypoint Creating a route Creating a new route Creating a new waypoint Creating a new waypoint by linking Activating a route Using a routeChoosing the navigation method Changing the active waypoint Viewing waypoints Alarm points MyPoints Editing waypoints Editing routes and waypointsUpdating the waypoint location Erasing a route Erasing waypoints Navigation data displays Navigation methods Route summary Waypoint data pages Navidata Navigation methods and the Track back functionEstimated time enroute ete Displays the estimated Track Back Active track XTE alarm GPS fix Speed Activity ModeDistance traveled Activity GPS fix When the data was not sufficient Viewing log files Erasing log files You set the function in the Activity mode Track back track log Activity data display GPS Function MenuMark Memp Mark Home Find Home Find Home data display Position Mont Blanc Climbing Suunto X9 in ActionArrival and initial preparations First hiking day Page Second hiking day Page Cross Country Running Open area with a clear view to the sky HOW to Ensure Good Position MeasurementGlobal Positioning System GPS Relatively thin plastic, fabric or wooden covers Rocks, buildings or any metallic materials Reserve Enough Time for the Measurement Strive for Ideal Accuracy Conditions System Requirements InstallationSuunto Trek Manager PC Interface Suunto Trek Manager Features 1. X9 window Transferring Data Local Data window Add mempoint name group Add a new mempoint name group Map window Information window Profiles windowSuuntoSports window SUUNTOSPORTS.COM Getting Started To join SuuntoSports.com Sections MY Suunto Communities Sport Forums Technical Specifications GPS GPS Datum List Number Name Description Datum EUR-T NAH-B OGB-D NAR-C Conus SAN-L IBE KKJ Local Grid List Name Description Glossary You to locate or report on a specific point on COPYRIGHT, Trademark and Patent Notice DisclaimersUSER’S Responsibility 12.3. CE After Sales Service DisclaimerPage Made in Finland