USING YOUR BODY FAT SCALE

In order to measure body fat and body water, you must first enter your height, age, and gender. The analyzer uses these factors to calculate your results. Onscreen prompts will lead you through programming your personal information into the analyzer. The analyzer will then use this data to com- pute your body fat/body water percentages.

You must have bare feet to use the body fat analyzer function. Remove your shoes and socks before proceeding. To get the most accurate and consistent reading, wipe your feet with a damp cloth, leaving them slightly damp before stepping on the scale.

REMINDER: The scale needs to be initialized after battery installation. The scale may also need to be initialized if it is moved or bumped. At all other times, you may directly proceed with the following instructions for programming your personal data into the scale.

To initialize the scale, simply press lightly on the scale platform. The display will show “0000” and automatically turn off. Your scale is now ready for use.

HOW TO ENTER PERSONAL DATA INTO MEMORY

This scale has 4 personal memory numbers (P0-P3). In order to measure body fat, body water, etc, you must first save your height, age, and gender data into one of the scale’s memory numbers. The scale will then use these factors to calculate your body composition results.

You will store your data into memory before first use, thus eliminating the need to enter your personal information before each reading. To enter your data into memory, please see directions on the following page.

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5754 specifications

The Taylor 5754 is a remarkable guitar that combines craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology, making it a desirable choice for musicians of all levels. As part of Taylor’s acclaimed lineup, the 5754 showcases the brand's commitment to quality and innovation.

One of the standout features of the 5754 is its all-solid wood construction. The top is made from Lutz spruce, known for its bright, powerful sound, while the back and sides utilize tropical mahogany, contributing warmth and a balanced tonal frequency. This combination ensures that each strum resonates beautifully, providing a dynamic range suitable for various playing styles, from fingerpicking to strumming.

The guitar’s Grand Auditorium body shape is designed to accommodate diverse musical needs. This unique shape provides a comfortable playing experience without sacrificing volume or projection. The curves of the body enhance both aesthetics and ergonomics, making it a joy to hold and play for extended periods.

In terms of technology, the Taylor 5754 utilizes the Expression System 2 (ES2) pickup system. This innovative technology captures the natural nuances of the guitar’s sound, allowing players to plug in without sacrificing tone quality. The ES2 is designed to deliver clear, articulate sound when amplified, making the 5754 well-suited for live performance settings.

Additionally, the guitar features a comfortable neck profile with a smooth satin finish, making it easy for players to navigate the fretboard. The fingerboard is crafted from West African Crelicam ebony, providing durability and a sleek playing surface. The combination of these materials not only enhances playability but also adds to the overall aesthetic of the instrument.

Aesthetic elements include elegant white binding, a rosette made from maple, and stunning Spirit of Performance inlays, all of which contribute to the guitar's striking appearance. These details reflect Taylor's attention to craftsmanship and design.

Overall, the Taylor 5754 is a guitar that balances beauty and functionality. Whether you’re a seasoned performer or a casual player, its rich tones and comfortable design make it an outstanding choice for anyone looking to enhance their musical journey. With its blend of traditional craftsmanship and state-of-the-art technology, the 5754 stands out as a versatile instrument that can grow with the player, making it a worthy investment for musicians.
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