Timex Performance Watch manual Vertical Mode example, Finish Mode functions

ϖDistance: Distance traveled since the GPS-3D Sensor was started (requires GPS-3D Sensor).

ϖAltitude: Current height above sea level (requires GPS-3D Sensor).

ϖElevation: Difference between your current altitude and the altitude when you started the chronograph (requires GPS-3D Sensor).

Vertical Mode example

You are heli-skiing in Banff on a run estimated at 2,700 vertical feet (214 vertical meters). Curious about the accuracy of the estimate as well as how long it will take you to make your run, you start your GPS-3D Sensor, navigate to Vertical Mode and press START as you take off down the mountain. At the end of your run, you press STOP and then DISPLAY until you see Ascent Rate and Elevation (expressed in a negative number since you traveled downhill). Use this information to see how fast you skiied and compare the WatchÕs expressed elevation to your guideÕs estimate.

Finish Mode

INDIGLO¨	View performance
night-light	data
To Navigate Mode
or hold for time
Start timing or	Stop timing
take a split.

Finish Mode functions

Finish Mode allows you to predict how much time it will take you to finish a specified distance based on current GPS-3D Sensor data. To help you stay on pace for your predicted finish, you can also set the Watch to alert you if you are moving either too quickly or too slowly for your desired pace.

NOTE: If you do not use the GPS-3D Sensor, Finish Mode operates identically to Chronograph Mode, displaying only time and lap information.

You must reset the chronograph to zero prior to operating Finish Mode or it will not operate properly.

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