PSHTM24 - Sports Watch Pyle - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Sports Watch with Compass
Display	Digital with EL backlight
Backlight	Electro-Luminescent (EL), auto-light option
Battery	Single 3V lithium battery (CR2032)
Battery Life	Depends on usage; auto-light reduces life
Calendar	Month, date, day of week; auto leap year
Time Format	12 or 24 hour selectable
Alarm	1 daily alarm; hourly chime; 20-second sound
Chronograph	Resolution: 1/100 sec; Range: 9h 59m 59s
Lap Memory	Up to 42 laps with recall
Countdown Timer	Resolution: 1 sec; Range: 99h 59m 59s
Pacer	Range: 40-180 bpm; adjustable in steps of 5
Dual Time	Separate time and calendar display
Compass	Magnetic, digital bearing (0-359°), 16 compass points, backward bearing, lock function
Magnetic Declination	Adjustable -90° to +90°; automatic compensation
Compass Calibration	Required for first use, after battery change, or when 'DIST' flashes
Care Instructions	Clean with soft cloth; avoid magnets, extreme conditions, and impacts
Service	Only certified service agency should open the case
Low Battery Indicator	Display icon indicates low battery; replace with CR2032

Frequently Asked Questions - PSHTM24 Pyle

How do I set the current time and calendar?

In Current Time Mode, press and hold the Mode button for 2 seconds to enter setting. Use Start/Stop or Compass to adjust flashing digits. Press Mode to move to next item. The sequence is: seconds, time (12/24h), hour, minute, day, month, date. Press Mode to exit.

How do I use the chronograph to measure lap times?

In Chronograph Mode, press Start/Stop to start/stop timing. To record a lap, press Compass while running. The lap number flashes, and lap time shows for 5 seconds. After stopping, press and hold Compass for 2 seconds to reset. You can store up to 42 lap memories.

How do I set the daily alarm and hourly chime?

In Alarm Time Mode, press Start/Stop to toggle alarm ON/OFF (icon appears). Press Compass to toggle hourly chime ON/OFF. To set alarm time, press and hold Mode for 2 seconds, then adjust hour and minute using Start/Stop (increase) or Compass (decrease). Press Mode to exit.

How do I use the countdown timer?

In Countdown Timer Mode, press and hold Mode for 2 seconds to set the time (hours, minutes, seconds). Press Start/Stop to start/stop the countdown. At zero, press Compass to reload preset time or Start/Stop to reload and start. Press and hold Compass for 2 seconds to reset to zero.

How do I set and use the pacer?

In Pacer Mode, press and hold Mode for 2 seconds to enter setting. Use Start/Stop to increase BPM (steps of 5) or Compass to decrease. Range is 40-180 BPM. Press Mode to exit. Press Start/Stop to start/stop the beeping at the set rate.

How do I set the dual time?

In Dual Time Mode, press and hold Mode for 2 seconds. Adjust hour and minute using Start/Stop (increase) or Compass (decrease). Press Mode to exit. The dual time displays a separate calendar same as current time.

How do I calibrate the compass?

Calibrate when using for the first time, after battery change, or when 'DIST' flashes. In Compass Mode, press and hold Mode for 2 seconds. Set magnetic declination (from -90 to +90) using Start/Stop or Compass. Press Mode again to enter rotation mode. Rotate the watch clockwise on a flat surface for 2 full turns as the indicators move. Press Mode to finish.

How do I use the compass lock and backward bearing?

In Compass Mode, press Start/Stop to toggle lock (icon appears) to freeze the reading. Press Mode to toggle between normal and backward bearing. Backward bearing shows the opposite direction. These functions auto-release when switching to standby or Current Time Mode.

How do I enable or disable the auto-light feature?

Press and hold the Light button for 2 seconds to toggle auto-light ON/OFF. When enabled, pressing any button turns on the backlight for 3 seconds. Note that auto-light consumes more battery power.

What battery does the watch use and how do I replace it?

The watch uses a single 3V lithium battery (CR2032). When the low battery indicator appears, replace the battery. It is recommended to have a certified service agency perform the replacement, as the watch contains precise electronic sensors. After replacement, recalibrate the compass.

USER MANUAL PSHTM24 Pyle

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1.0 Introduction

Thanks of your purchase of the HandHeld TrackMaster.

Your HandHeld TrackMaster features electronic sensors that measures the compass directions.

Your HandHeld TrackMaster provides directions to you at the time during you are hiking, climbing and doing other outdoor activities.

Your HandHeld TrackMaster also includes normal time, daily alarm, chronograph, countdown timer, pacoor and dual time.

Your HandHeld TrackMaster is carefully designed and produced for outdoor activities, in order to utilize these features of your watch. It is advisable to read the following instructions:

Read the instruction before you use the HandHeld

- Avoid exposing your HandHold TrackMaster to the extreme conditions for an unreasonable time.

Avoid rough uses or severe impacts to your HandHeld TrackMaster.

Do not open the HandHold TrackMaster's case unless a certified service agency because your HandHold TrackMaster contains precise electronic sensor and components.

Clean your HandHeld TrackMaster with a soft cloth occasionally that working for a longer use life of your watch.

Keep your HandHold TrackMaster away from magnets or the appliances which contains magnetic objects such as mobile phones, speakers and motors.

Store your HandHeld TrackMaster in a dry place when it is not in use.

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2.0 Parts and Its Functions

Mode Bullon

To select among the following modes: Current Time, Alarm Time, Chronograph, Lap Memory Recall, Countdown Timor, Pacor and Dual Time Mode. Press and hold the button to change to setting displays in various modes. To select among items which to be set during setting sequence. To select between normal compass bearing and backward bearing display in Compass Mode.

Start/Stop Button

To start/stop the timer, chronograph and pacer to lock/unlock the compass bearing To increase the number during setting sequences To review the lap memories by forward reviewing

Compass Button

To select between Current Time and Compass Mode. To decrease the number during setting sequences. To select Compass function in Chronograph Mode. To review lap memory by backward reviewing. Press the button to reload the target time in Countdown Timer Mode. Press and hold the button to reset the timer in Countdown Timer Mode.

Light Button

1. Press the button once to turn on the EL back light for about 3 seconds; Press and hold the button to enable/disable the auto-light feature (If the auto-light feature is enabled, press any button will turn on the back light for about 3 seconds)

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3.0 Major Function Modes

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Notes 1 It the echograph is during the Lap Memory Recal Block will be reserved for the lap memory recording, hence it can not be reviewed during this period of time.

Current Time Mode

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4.0 Current Time Mode - Current Time & Calendar

Current Time Setting

Current Time Mode

• The 1st row of the display shows the day of week.
• The 2nd row of the display shows the current time: hour, minute and second.
  The 3rd row of the display shows the calendar: month, date.
• The indicators encircle the display show the current time in 1 second resolution analogically

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4.1 Current Time Mode - Setting Current Time Mode

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    A["initial Setup"] --> B["second"]
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To Set the Current Time Mode

To set the current time, calendar and 12/24 hour format, press and hold the [mode] button for 2 seconds to change the display from the CurrentTime Mode to Current Time Setting Mode.

- The second digits flash on the display because they are being selected.

The Setting Procedures

• Press [mode] button to change the selections following the Current Time Setting Sequence.
• If the digits are flashing, press the [start/stop] button to increase the number; hold the [start/stop] button to change the number at a higher speed. Press the [compass] button to decrease the number; hold the [compass] button to change the number at a higher speed.
• When second digits start flashing, press the [start/stop] or [compass] button once to reset the second to zero.
• When 12 or 24 digits start flashing, press the [start/stop] or [compass] button once to select between 12 or 24 hour format.
• After you set the current time, calendar and 12/24 hour format, press the [mode] button to exit the Current Time Setting Sequence.
• If no key-stoke has been activated for 30 seconds, the setting display will return to Current Time Mode.

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5.0 Alarm Time Mode - Setting the Alarm and Chime On/Off

Alarm Time Setting

Alarm Time Mode

- The 2nd row of the display shows the current time; hour, minute and second.

The 3rd row of the display shows the alarm time: hour minute.

The indicators encircle the display show the current time in 1 second resolution analogically.

To Set the Chime ON/OFF

To Set the Alarm ON/OFF

• Press the [compass] button to change the ON/OFF status of the hourly chime. In the Alarm Time Mode
• When the chime indicator is appeared (chime ON), the HandHeld TrackMaster beeps every hour on the hour.
• Press the (start/stop) button to change the ON/OFF status of the alarm, in the Alarm Time Mode.
• When the alarm indicator is appeared (alarm ON), the HandHeld TrackMaster sounds at the pre-set alarm time every day.

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5.1 Alarm Time Mode - Setting the Alarm Time

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Alarm Time Setting Sequence

To Set the Alarm Time

• Press and hold the [mode] button for 2 seconds to change from Alarm Time Mode to Alarm Time Setting Mode.
• The minute digits flash on the display because it is being selected.

The Setting Procedures

• Press [made] button to change the selection following the Alarm Time Setting Sequence.
  If the digits are flashing, press the [start/stop] button to increase the number; hold the [start/stop] button to change the number at a higher speed. Press the [compass] button to decrease the number; hold the [compass] button to change the number at a higher speed. After you set the alarm time, press the [mode] button to exit the setting sequence.
• If no key-stoke has been activated for 30 seconds, the setting display will auto return to Alarm Time Mode.

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6.0 Chronograph Mode - Chronograph Mode

Chronograph Mode

- The Chronograph measures elapsed times and lap times. - The 1st row of the display shows the current lap number of the chronograph.

The 2nd row of the display shows the lap time: minute, second and 1/100 second.

- The 3rd row of the display shows the accumulated running time: minute, second and 1/100 second.

NOTE: if the accumulated time is long than 1 hour, the display shows chronograph time in hour, minute and second instead of minute, second and 1/100 second.

- The indicators encircled the display shows the chronograph time in 1:10 second analogically.

NOTE: The maximum counting range of the chronograph is 9 hours 59 minutes and 59 seconds, hence the chronograph will count continuously until it counts to that value or the [start/stop] button is pressed.

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6.1 Chronograph Mode - Start/Stop the Chronograph

To Start/Stop the Chronograph

- When the chronograph is stopped, press the [start/stop] button once to start the chronograph; press [start/stop] button once again to stop the chronograph.

- The elapsed time between the two 'start/stop' keystrokes will be appeared on 3rd row of the display.

- Repeat the above mentioned steps to get the accumulative time of which the chronograph is running.

To Reset the Chronograph

- Record a new set of elapsed time, press and hold the [compass] button for 2 seconds (when the chronograph has stopped) to roscst the chronograph.

NOTE: If you reset the chronograph, the lap memory will be reset at the same time.

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6.2 Chronograph Mode - Record Lap Time

To Record Lap Memory

- The Chronograph Mode allows you to record lap memory (maximum 42 lap memories).

- Press the [compass] button once to record the lap memory during the chronograph is running.

The lap number will be flashing on the 1st row of the display.

- The lap time display on the 2nd row of the display for 5 seconds, then it shows the 'elapse' time since the [compass] button has been pressed.

- The accumulated 'elapse' time will be displayed on the 3rd row of the display.

- During the lap number and lap time are displaying, the chronograph keeps running

- Repeal the steps mentioned above to get another set of lap memory.

To Reset Lap Memory

- Press and hold the [compass] button for 2 seconds to reset the lao memory in the Chronograph Mode, when the chronograph was stopped.

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7.0 Lap Memory Recall Mode Recall Lap Time

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Lap Memory Recall Mode

- The lap number flashes at the 1st row of the display: the 'REC' indicator will be appeared at the same time.

- The 2nd row of the display shows the lap time of the current lap memory: minute, second and 1/100 second (not longer than 1 hour) or hour, minute and second (longer than 1 hour).

- The 3rd row of the display shows the accumulated 'elapse' time: minute, second and 1/100 second (not longer than 1 hour) or hour, minute and second (longer than 1 hour).

NOTE: If the chronograph is running, the Lap Memory Recall Mode will be reserved for the lap memory recording and this mode cannot be reviewed during this period of time.

To Recall Lap Memory

- Press the [start/slop] button to check the lap memories through forward reviewing from lap 1 to lap 42. Hold the [start/slop] button to change lap memory at a higher speed.

- Press the [compass] button to check the lap memories through backward reviewing from lap 42 to lap 1. Hold the [compass] button to change lap memory at a higher speed.

NOTE: Check the 'To Reset Lap Memory' section for lap memory reset.

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8.0 Countdown Timer Mode - Countdown Timer Mode

Countdown Timer

• HandHold TrackMaster has countdown feature: the Countdown Timer Mode.
  The Countdown Timer starts counting from the preset number to zero and stops at zero.
• The 1st row of the display shows the 'CdT indicator.
• The 2nd row of the display shows the countdown time: hour, minute and second.
• The indicators encircled the display shows the countdown time in 1 second analogically.

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8.1 Countdown Timer Mode - Setting the Timer

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    A["Increase the number"] --> B["+ scale step"]
    C["Increase the number at higher speed"] --> D["+ scale step"]
    B --> E["repeat time step"]
    D --> F["repeat time step"]
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    F --> H["hold [mode"]]
    G --> I["Alone Time Setting Sequence"]
    H --> I
    I --> J["× composed"]
    I --> K["× decrease the number"]
    J --> L["× decrease the number at higher speed"]

To Set the Countdown Timer

Press and hold the [mode] button for 2 seconds to change the display from Countdown Timer Mode to Countdown Timer Setting Mode.

NOTE: The setting range of the timer: 0 to 99 hours, 59 minutes, 59 seconds

- The second digits flash on the display because it is being selected.

The Setting Procedure

• Press [mode] button to change the selection following the Countdown TimerSetting Sequence.
• If the digits are flashing, press the [start/stop] button to increase the number; hold the [start/stop] button to change the number at a higher speed. Press the [compass] button to decrease the number; hold the [compass] button to change the number at a higher speed.
  After you set the timer, press the [mode] button to exit the setting sequence.
  If no key stroke has been activated for 30 seconds, the setting display will return to Countdown Timer Mode.

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8.2 Countdown Timer Mode- Using the Timer

To Use the Timer

• Once the timer has been set (for example 0:10 15), press the [start/stop] button once to start the countdown. The countdown time will be displayed continuously throughout the countdown.
• To stop countdown, press the [start/stop]button once.
• When the countdown time is come to zero, press [compass] button to re-load the preset time, or press [start/stop] button to re-load the preset time and starts the countdown simultaneously.

To Reset the Timer

- To reset the timer to zero, press and hold the[compass] button for 2 seconds when the timer has stopped counting.

Timer Alarm Sound

The timer starts to beep twice when the countdown time comes to 10.5.4.3.2.1 minute(s) and 50.40.30.20.10 seconds.
- The timer starts to beep once when the countdown time comes to 9.8.7.5.5.4.3.2.1 seconds).
- The timer starts to beep a long beep when the countdown time comes to zero.

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9.0 Pacer Mode - Using the Pacer

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    A["The number of units sold per minute"] --> B["Paper Mode"]
    B --> C["Price Setting Mode"]
    D["includes have been switched (cleaning)"] --> E["50% PRICE"]

To Use the Pacer

• The HandHeld TrackMaster build-in a pacer for the user: The Pacer Mode.
• The 2nd row of the display show the current pacer setting.
• The 'PACE indicator will be appeared on the 3rd row of the display.
• If the pacer is activated, the HandHeld TrackMaster will beep at the preset rate (bpm) for every minute.

To Start/Stop the Pacer

- If the Pacer has been set, press the[start/stop] button to start the pacer. If the Pacer started, press the [start/stop] button again to stop the pacer and the beeping sound

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9.1 Pacer Mode - Setting the Pacer Rate (bpm)

graph TD
    A["Increase the bpm"] --> B["90 PRICE"]
    C["Increase the bpm at a higher speed"] --> B
    D["Start"] --> B
    E["End"] --> B
    F["Increase the bpm at a higher speed"] --> B
    G["Decrease the bpm at a higher speed"] --> B
    H["End"] --> B
    I["Up"] --> B
    J["Up"] --> B
    K["Up"] --> B
    L["Up"] --> B
    M["Up"] --> B
    N["Up"] --> B
    O["Up"] --> B
    P["Up"] --> B
    Q["Up"] --> B
    R["Up"] --> B
    S["Up"] --> B
    T["Up"] --> B
    U["Up"] --> B
    V["Up"] --> B
    W["Up"] --> B
    X["Up"] --> B
    Y["Up"] --> B
    Z["Up"] --> B
    AA["Up"] --> B
    AB["Up"] --> B
    AC["Up"] --> B
    AD["Up"] --> B
    AE["Up"] --> B
    AF["Up"] --> B
    AG["Up"] --> B
    AH["Up"] --> B
    AI["Up"] --> B
    AJ["Up"] --> B
    AK["Up"] --> B
    AL["Up"] --> B
    AM["Up"] --> B
    AN["Up"] --> B
    AO["Up"] --> B
    AP["Up"] --> B
    AQ["Up"] --> B
    AR["Up"] --> B
    AS["Up"] --> B
    AT["Up"] --> B
    AU["Up"] --> B
    AV["Up"] --> B
    AW["Up"] --> B
    AX["Up"] --> B
    AY["Start"] --> AZ["90 PRICE"]
    AY --> BA["Pacer Selling Mod. (90 bpm)"]
    AY --> BB["Pacer Selling Sequence"]

To Set the Pacer Rate (bpm)

- Press and hold the [mode] button for 2 seconds to change the display from Pacer Mode to Pacer Setting Mode.

The digits flash on the display because it is being selected.

The setting procedure

If the digits are flashing, press the [start/stop] button to increase the number (step of 5 BPM); hold the [start/stop] button to change the number at a higher speed. Press the [compass] button to decrease the number (step of 5 BPM); hold the [compass] button to change the number at a higher speed.

- After you set the pacer, press the [mode] button to exit the setting sequence.

- If no key-stake has been activated for 30 seconds, the setting display will return to PacerMode.

NOTE: The setting range of the pacer: 40 bpm to 180 bpm.

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10.0 Dual Time Mode - Dual Time Mode

Dual Time Mode

- The 'T-2' indicator will be displayed on the 1st row of the display.

The 2nd row of the display shows the dual time: hour, minute and second.

- The 3rd row of the display shows the calendar: month, date.

The indicators encircle the display show the current time in 1 second resolution analogically.

NOTE: The calendar readout of the Dual Time Mode will be the same as the Current Time Mode.

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10.1 Dual Time Mode - Setting the Dual Time

graph TD
    A["Increase the number"] --> B["Decrease the number of occurrences"]
    C["Increase the number of occurrences"] --> D["Decrease the number of occurrences"]
    B --> E["Mode Button"]
    D --> F["Mode Button"]
    E --> G["Hold move"]
    F --> H["Hold Compuses"]
    G --> I["Dual Time Setting Sequence"]
    H --> I

To Set the Dual Time

- To set the dual time, press and hold the [mode] button for 2 seconds to change the display from the Dual Time Mode to Dual Time Setting Mode.

The minute digits flash on the display because they are being selected.

The Setting Procedures

- Press [mode] button to change the selections following the Dual Time Setting Sequence.

- If the digits are flashing, press the [start/stop] button to increase the number; hold the [start/stop] button to change the number at a higher speed. Press the [compass] button to decrease the number; hold the [compass] button to change the number at a higher speed.

- After you set the Dual Time, press the [mode] button to exit the Dual Time Setting Sequence.

- If no key stroke has been activated for 30 seconds, the setting display will return to Dual Time Mode.

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11.0 Compass Mode - The Precautions

The features of the HandHeld TrackMaster which related to Compass Mode

The Precautions when Using HandHeld TrackMaster

Keep your HandHeld TrackMaster away from magnets or the appliances which may contain magnetic objects such as mobile phones, speakers, motors and etc.

- The HandHeld TrackMaster, like most magnetic compass, points to the magnetic North which is slightly different from the true North. Check the What Is Magnetic Declination' section for more detail.

- Perform the compass calibration on the following conditions.

1) when the HandHeld TrackMaster is used the first time,

2) when the 'DIST' indicator is flashing

3) the battery has been replaced, and

4) use the compass in a location where is apart from the

- To achieve an accurate result, you should avoid measuring a direction on the following conditions:

1) the watch is closed to magnetic/metal objects

2) the watch is closed to electrical appliances, and

3; the watch is placed inside a moving object or a terroconcrete building.

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11.1 Compass Mode - Compass Mode

Compass Mode

• In the Compass Mode, the 1st row of the display shows the bearing (compass points) of the direction which the watch's pointer is printing.
  The 2nd row of the display shows the bearing (digital) of the direction which the watch's pointer is pointing.
• The 3nd row of the display shows the current time: hour, minute and second.
  The indicators encircled the display show the direction of magnetic North analogically.
• In the Compass Mode, the Compass Mode will change to the standby mode after 1 minute.
  In the standby mode, press any button except [Light] button once to return to Compass Mode.

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11.2 Compass Mode - Magnetic Declination

What is Magnetic Declination

The Magnetic North Pole which is slightly different from the True North Pole. The HandHole TrackMaster, like most magnetic compass, points to the Magnetic North Pole. On the contrary, everything measure from a map is related to the True North Pole.

- The angular difference between Magnetic North Pole and True North Pole is called magnetic declination. Its amount (degrees and minutes) and direction (easterly and westerly) depend on where you are.

For serious compass user or who intends to perform accurate navigation, compass must be adjusted to compensate of magnetic declination.

- HandHeld TrackMaster also includes a compensation setting for Magnetic Declination. Check 'Calibrating the Compass' section for more detail of the setting.

Magnetic Declination Information

• Most topographic maps shown magnetic north pole and of the magnetic declination information.
• This manual includes the magnetic declination for some major cities. Check the 'Magnetic Declination at Major Cities' section for more detail.

• For those cities whose names are not included in the list, you may like to refer to the online magnetic declination information at:

• http://www.geolab.nrcan.gc.ca/geomag/e_cgrf.html

• http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/sog/gmag/fidsnth1.pl
  Use an atlas to find your latitude and longitude before you can use the links above.

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11.3 Compass Mode - Magnetic Declination Compensation

Compensate the Bearing at a place with Weaterly (V) Magnetic Declination

Compensate the Bearing at a place with Easterly (E) Magnetic Declination

Magnetic Declination Compensation

- Compensate an object's bearing by subtract westerly (W) magnetic declination or add easterly (E) magnetic declination with the magnetic bearing.

Example 1

23° Westerly magnetic declination and the compass needle points 323°.
- The bearing will be 325° (MB) - 25° (W) - 300° (TB).

Example 2

22° Easterly magnetic declination and the compass needle points 278°
The bearing will be 278' (M) + 22' (E) - 300' (TB).
- HandHeld TrackMaster will compensate the compass bearing wherever the magnetic declination is either Westerly (-ve) declination by Easterly declination (+ve) automatically, if the user input the magnetic declination angle of the city which close to the user's current location into the watch during the calibration.
- Check the 'Calibrating the Compass' section for more detail of the calibration.

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11.4 Compass Mode - Magnetic Declination at Major Cities

No.	Country/Place	Major City	Declination	No.	Country/Place	Major City	Declination
1	Afghanistan	Kabul	2-E	33	Netherlands	Amsterdam	1-W
2	Australia	Canberra	12-E	34	New Zealand	Wellington	22-E
3	Austria	Vienna	2-E	35	Norway	Oslo	0
4	Bahrain	Manama	2-E	36	Pakistan	Istanbulabad	2-E
5	Bangladesh	Dhaka	0	37	Philippines	Manila	1-W
6	Belgium	Brussels	1-W	38	Portugal	Lisbon	5-W
7	Brazil	Brasilia	18-W	39	Russia	Moscow	9-E
8	Canada	Ottawa	14-W	40	Singapore	Singapore	0
9	Chile	Santiago	5-E	41	South Africa	Cape Town	23-W
10	China	Beijing	6-W	42	Spain	Madrid	3-W
11	China	Hong Kong	2-W	43	Sweden	Stockholm	3-E
12	Costa Rica	San Jose	0	44	Switzerland	Born	0
13	Cuba	Havana	3-W	45	Taiwan	Tai-pol	3-W
14	Czech Republic	Prague	2-E	46	Thailand	Bangkok	0
15	Denmark	Copenhagen	1-E	47	UAE	Abu Dhabi	1-E
16	Egypt	Cairo	3-E	48	United Kingdom	London	3-W
17	Finland	Helsinki	6-E	49	United States	Washington, DC	10-W
18	France	Paris	1-W	50		Jirocou	25-E
19	Germany	Berlin	1-E	51		Phoenix	12-E
20	Greece	Athens	3-E	52		Little Rock	2-E
21	Hungary	Budapest	4-E	53		Sacramento	16-E
22	India	New Delhi	1-E	54		Donvor	10-E
23	Indonesia	Jakarta	1-E	55		Atlanta	4-W
24	Israel	Jerusalem	3-E	56		Howlsulu	12-E
25	Italy	Rome	1-E	57		Boston	16-W
26	Japan	Tokyo	7-W	58		Saint-Paul	2-E
27	Jordan	Amheran	3-E	59		Jackson	1-E
28	Korea	Nairobi	1-E	60		Santa Fe	10-E
29	Korea	Seoul	7-W	61		Oklahoma City	6-E
30	Malaysia	Kuala Lumpur	1-E	62		Salem	18-E
31	Mexico	Mexico City	6-E	63		Harrisburg	11-W
32	Nepal	Kathmandu	0	64		Salt Lake City	14-E

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11.5 Compass Mode - Before Calibrate the Compass

graph TD
    A["328°/°C"] --> B["Compass Mode"]
    B --> C["3EC/°C"]
    C --> D["Magnetic Decimation Setting Mode"]
    D --> E["CRL/°C"]
    E --> F["Calibration 'Relation' Mode"]
    F --> G["Measurement"]
    G --> H["Compass"]
    H --> I["Measurement"]
    I --> J["Measurement"]
    J --> K["Measurement"]
    K --> L["Measurement"]
    L --> M["Measurement"]
    M --> N["Measurement"]
    N --> O["Measurement"]
    O --> P["Measurement"]
    P --> Q["Measurement"]
    Q --> R["Measurement"]
    R --> S["Measurement"]
    S --> T["Measurement"]
    T --> U["Measurement"]
    U --> V["Measurement"]
    V --> W["Measurement"]
    W --> X["Measurement"]
    X --> Y["Measurement"]
    Y --> Z["Measurement"]
    Z --> AA["Measurement"]
    AA --> AB["Measurement"]
    AB --> AC["Measurement"]
    AC --> AD["Measurement"]
    AD --> AE["Measurement"]
    AE --> AF["Measurement"]
    AF --> AG["Measurement"]
    AG --> AH["Measurement"]
    AH --> AI["Measurement"]
    AI --> AJ["Measurement"]
    AJ --> AK["Measurement"]
    AK --> AL["Measurement"]
    AL --> AM["Measurement"]
    AM --> AN["Measurement"]
    AN --> AO["Measurement"]
    AO --> AP["Measurement"]
    AP --> AQ["Measurement"]
    AQ --> AR["Measurement"]
    AR --> AS["Measurement"]
    AS --> AT["Measurement"]
    AT --> AU["Measurement"]
    AU --> AV["Measurement"]
    AV --> AW["Measurement"]
    AW --> AX["Measurement"]
    AX --> AY["Measurement"]
    AY --> AZ["Measurement"]
    AZ --> BA["Measurement"]
    BA --> BB["Measurement"]
    BB --> BC["Measurement"]
    BC --> BD["Measurement"]
    BD --> BE["Measurement"]
    BE --> BF["Measurement"]
    BF --> BG["Measurement"]
    BG --> BH["Measurement"]
    BH --> BI["Measurement"]
    BI --> BJ["Measurement"]
    BJ --> BK["Measurement"]
    BK --> BL["Measurement"]
    BL --> BM["Measurement"]
    BM --> BN["Measurement"]
    BN --> BO["Measurement"]
    BO --> BP["Measurement"]
    BP --> BQ["Measurement"]
    BQ --> BR["Measurement"]
    BR --> BS["Measurement"]
    BS --> BT["Measurement"]
    BT --> BU["Measurement"]
    BU --> BV["Measurement"]
    BV --> BW["Measurement"]
    BW --> BX["Measurement"]
    BX --> BY["Measurement"]
    BY --> BZ["Measurement"]
    BZ --> CA["Measurement"]
    CA --> CB["Measurement"]
    CB --> CC["Measurement"]
    CC --> CD["Measurement"]
    CD --> CE["Measurement"]
    CE --> CF["Measurement"]
    CF --> CG["Measurement"]
    CG --> CH["Measurement"]
    CH --> CI["Measurement"]
    CI --> CJ["Measurement"]
    CJ --> CK["Measurement"]
    CK --> CR["Measurement"]
    CR --> CS["Measurement"]
    CS --> CT["Measurement"]
    CT --> CU["Measurement"]
    CU --> CV["Measurement"]
    CV --> CW["Measurement"]
    CW --> CX["Measurement"]
    CX --> CY["Measurement"]
    CY --> CZ["Measurement"]

To Calibrate the compass

- Perform the compass calibration on the following conditions:

1) when the HandHeld TrackMaster is used the first time,

2) when the 'DIST' indicator is flashing,

3) the battery has been replaced, and

4) use the compass in a location where is apart from the place in which the compass had been calibrated.

IMPORTANT: If the watch has not been calibrated, the direction reading may be inaccurate.

- Check the 'Magnetic Declination at Major Cities' section to get the magnetic declination of the city which close to your current location, because such angle will be inputted into the HandHeld TrackMaster during the calibration.

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11.6 Compass Mode - Calibrating the Compass

Calibration 'Rotation' Mode

To Calibrate the Compass

Press and hold the [mode] button for 2 seconds to start the Magnetic Decimation Setting. In the Compass Mode.

- The 'DEC' indicator will be appeared on the 1st row of the display. The digit will start flashing, press the [start/stop] button to change the angle (from -90 to 90) until the desire magnetic declination appeared.

Example 1:

- Compensate the magnetic declination for Wellington in New Zealand (22-E), select +22 in the magnetic declination setting.

Example 2:

Compensate the magnetic declination in Boston in the USA (16-W), select -16 in the magnetic declination setting.

- Press the [mode] button to go to the Calibration 'Rotation' Mode, the EL back light will turn on automatically for a second. At the same time, the 'CAL' indicator will be appeared on 1st row of the display and the bearing indicators start to move.

- When the EL back light is off, hold the HandHeld TrackMaster on a flat surface which is parallel to the horizon, then rotate the HandHeld TrackMaster clockwise at the rate as the bearing indicators' moving for 2 turns. The rotation should be completed in a row and steady way When the turning is completed, press the [mode] button to return to Compass Mode otherwise the Calibration 'Rotation' Mode will return to Compass Mode after 1 minute.

11.7 Compass Mode - Compass Points and Digital Bearings

Bearing Directions (Compass Points)

The Direction of anObject

- The direction of an object from a point is specified in either compass points or digital bearing directions.

The HandHeld TrackMaster provides both compass points or digital bearing directions.

The Compass Points

- The compass points are North, Northeast, East, Southeast, South, Southwest, West and Northwest.

- For example, in the figure on the left, the compass points of object B from point A is East. The compass points of object C from point A is Southeast. The compass points of object D from point A is Northwest.

The Digital Bearing

Bearing Directions (Digital)

- The digital bearing direction of an object is defined as the angular difference between North and the object. (Assuming that 0° for North, and the measuring range is from 0° to 359°)

For example, in the figure on the left, the digital bearing direction of object B from point A is 90°. The digital bearing direction of object C from point A is 135°. The digital bearing direction of object D from point A is 315°.

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11.8 Compass Mode - Compass Points versus Digital Bearings

Marks	Compass Points	Digital Bearing Directions
N	North	348.75 ^1 to 11.25 ^2
NNE	North Northeast	11.25 ^2 to 33.75 ^2
NE	Northeast	33.75 ^2 to 56.25 ^2
ENE	East Northeast	56.25 ^2 to 78.75 ^2
E	East	78.75 ^2 to 101.25 ^2
ESE	East Southeast	101.25 ^2 to 123.75 ^2
SE	Southeast	123.75 ^2 to 146.25 ^2
SSE	South Southeast	146.25 ^2 to 168.75 ^2
S	South	168.75 ^2 to 191.25 ^2
SSW	South Southwest	191.25 ^2 to 213.75 ^2
SW	Southwest	213.75 ^2 to 236.25 ^2
WSW	West Southwest	236.25 ^2 to 258.75 ^2
W	West	258.75 ^2 to 281.25 ^2
WNW	West Northwest	281.25 ^2 to 303.75 ^2
NW	Northwest	303.75 ^2 to 326.25 ^2
NNW	North Northwest	326.25 ^2 to 348.75 ^2

Compass Points versus Digital Bearings

11.9 Compass Mode - Measure Compass Directions

Measure Compass Directions

- When measuring compass directions, make sure that the HandHeld TrackMaster is placed on a flat surface which is parallel to the horizon.

If you are wearing the HandHeld TrackMaster during the measurement, make sure that your wrist is parallel to the horizon.

IMPORTANT: If the watch does not parallel to the horizon when taking a measurement, the result may be inaccurate.

- Point the pointer which engraved on the watch in the direction where is your target object.

- Press the [compass] button once to select the Compass Mode. In the Current Time Mode.

- The Compass points of the target object appears on the 1st row of the display. The digital bearing direction of the target object appears on the 2nd row of the display. The arrow shape indicators on the display points the magnetic north analogically.

Rotate the rotary direction bezel until the 'N' mark is aligned with the arrow shape indicators on the display. That action makes all of the marks on the bezel in the correct direction.

- Check the marks on the bezel to identify the other compass points.

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11.10 Compass Mode - Backward Bearing Direction

Backward Bearing Directions

- The HandHeld TrackMaster has a built-in function which shows backward bearing direction of an object. - The backward bearing direction is the bearing direction that on the opposite direction from normal bearing direction.

When the 'Backward Bearing' indicator is appeared, the HandHeld TrackMaster shows the backward bearing direction of the direction which the watch's pointer is pointing

NOTE: In Backward Bearing Compass Mode, the magnetic north indicator and the compass points readout will not be affected.

To Select Normal Bearing and Backward Bearing

- Press the [mode] button to select between normal and backward bearing directions, in the Compass Mode.

- The backward bearing will be return to normal bearing automatically in the following conditions:

1) the HandHold TrackMaster change to standby mode. 2) the HandHold TrackMaster change to Current Time Mode.

11.11 Compass Mode - Compass Lock

Compass Lock

- The HandHold TrackMaster has a built-in lock function to lock important direction readings, in the Compass Mode.

- When the 'Lock' indicator 'LOCK' is appeared, the HandHeld TrackMaster locks the direction readings, hence the direction reading will not be changed even the pointer is pointing to another object.

To Lock:Unlockthe Compass Lock

- Press the [start/stop] button to lock/unlock the direction readings. In the CompassMode.

- The compass lock will be released automatically on the following conditions:

1: The HandHeld TrackMaster change to standby mode 2: The HandHeld TrackMaster change to Current Time Mode.

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11.12 Compass Mode - Application of the Compass I

Check your position by Backward Bearing

The HandHeld TrackMaster can check your position by backward bearing.

Spot two distant identifiable landmarks (mountains, light-houses, forts and buildings) of your current position, such as the mountain A and B.

Consult a map to find out the mountain A and B's locations on a map.

- Check out the backward bearing directions of mountain A and B of your current position, such as 135" for mountain A and 270 for mountain B.

- Use a ruler to draw the line 135° on the map which starting from the mountain A. Draw the lines 270° on the map which starting from the mountain B.

- Your current position will be at the intersection point (point A) of the lines 135° and 270°.

11.13 Compass Mode - Application of the Compass II

graph TD
    A["point A (starting point)"] --> B["point B"]
    B --> C["point C"]
    C --> D["point D"]
    D --> E["point E (linear point)"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#fcc,stroke:#333
    style E fill:#ffc,stroke:#333

To Check the Track Course Correct

- If you are hiking on a track, the HandHeld TrackMaster can keep your track course correct.

For example, the correct track is from point A to point E as it is mentioned on the map on the left.

Before the Track

Mark the points (identifiable landmarks) on a topographic map where the track turns its direction or the track branches its way, such as the point A, B, C, D and E.

- Check the bearing directions on a topographic map of the following points:

1) point B from point A (315).

2) point C from point B (0'),

3) point D from point C (225°), and

4) point E from pointD (315).

During the Track

Check that you are in the correct bearing direction at the turning points or where the trail branches its way.

IMPORTANT: If you doubt of the directions and positions of the track, consult awangler or park administration officer before starting your track.

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12.0 Low Battery Indication & Auto-Light Indication

Low Battery Indication

If the battery low indicator D is appeared on the display, it means that the capacity of the battery is low. It is recommended to replace the battery with a new one (CR-2032).

- Complete the battery replacement by a certified service agency, because this HandHeld TrackMaster contains precise electronic sensor and components.

- However, if the appearance of battery low indicator is caused by an extremely low temperature, the indicator will be disappeared when normal temperature returns.

IMPORTANT: Perform the compass calibration immediately, if the battery has been replaced. Refer to the 'Before Calibrate the Compass' and 'Calibrating the Compass' sections for more detail of the calibration.

Auto-Light Indication

- If the auto-light indicator is appeared, the auto-light feature is enabled.

If the auto light feature is enabled, press any button will turn on the backlight for about 3 seconds.

NOTE: Auto-Light feature will consume more battery than that when the auto-light feature is disable, hence a shorter life cycle for the battery when the auto-light feature is enabled.

To Enable/Disable Auto-Light

- Press and hold the [light] button for 2 seconds to enable the auto-light feature when the auto-light is disabled.

- Press and hold the [light] button for 2 seconds to disable the auto-light feature when the auto-light is enabled.

13.0 Specifications

Current Time Mode

Time System:

- AM, PM. Hour, minute, second, and display with bar graph animation at the rate of 1 second

12 hour or 24 hour lannal

Calendar:

- Month, date and day of week display

Auto Calendar function for leap year and day of week

Alarm Mode

Alarm Type

1 daily alarm, hourly chime

Alarm Sound

- Sounds for 20 seconds at preset time of real time clock

Chronograph Mode

Resolution:

- 1/100 second

Range:

- 9 hours 59 minutes 59 seconds

Lap memory:

- 42 lap memories (maximum)

Countdown Timer

Resolution:

- 1 second resolution

Range:

- 99 hours 50 minutes 50 seconds

Timer Sounds

- The timer starts to beep twice when the countdown time comes to 10, 5,4,3,2,1 minute(s) and 50, 40, 30,20,10 seconds.

- The timer starts to beep once when the countdown time comes to 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 second(s).

The timer starts to beeps a long beep when the countdown time comes zero.

Pacer Mode

Range:

- 40 bpm to 180 bpm

Pacer Sounds:

- Pacer boep

Dual Time Mode

Time System:

- AM, PM, Hour, minute, second, and display with bar graph animation at the rate of 1 second

Calendar:

- Month and date

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13.0 Specifications

Compass Mode

Resolution:

- 1' display (digital)

- 1 of 60 pointers (graphical)

- 16 compares points

Display Range:

- 0 to 359 • (digital)

- 1 to 60 pointers (practical)

Others:

Digital bearing reading Lock

Digital backward bearing

Back Light

Back Light Type:

Electro-Luminescent (EL) back light

Others:

- Auto back light

Battery

Battery Type:

- Single 3V lithium battery (CR2032)