PECGW2 - Radio Pyle - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Heart Rate Monitor Watch with Alarm and Chronograph
Brand	Pyle
Model	PECGW2
Heart Rate Measurement Range	40-220 beats per minute
Chronograph Resolution	1/100 second
Chronograph Max Count	99 minutes 59 seconds 99
Lap Memory	30 laps
Heart Rate Memory	12 records with date and time stamp
Battery Type	3V CR2025
Pacer Function Range	30-180 beats per minute
Calorie Counter	Approximate calorie burn based on pulse zone and exercise time
Alarm Functions	Daily alarm, hourly chime, time display (hour, minute, second), month, date, day of week, leap year auto-calculation
Display Type	LCD with electro-luminescent backlight
Water Resistance	Not specified (likely splash resistant only)
Wrist Strap Material	Not specified (typical resin or rubber)
Dimensions	Standard watch size (approximate 45mm case diameter)
Weight	Approximately 50g (including strap)
Key Controls	Mode, Set, Sel, Light, Touch Pad
Care Instructions	Keep touch pads clean; replace battery when display fades; avoid extreme temperatures and moisture; clean with soft cloth. For battery replacement, consult experienced watch dealer.
Safety Warning	Consult physician before starting a fitness programme. Not a medical device.

Frequently Asked Questions - PECGW2 Pyle

How do I set the time and date on my Pyle PECGW2?

Press any button to wake the watch. Hold C to enter setting mode. Use B to select a parameter (year, month, day, hour, minute, age, gender) and C to confirm. The watch will automatically go to the next setting after confirmation.

How do I measure my heart rate?

Wear the watch snugly on your wrist ensuring the back sensors contact your skin. Place a finger on the touch pad (Key E) and hold for a few seconds. The heart symbol will flash when your heart rate is detected. The display shows your BPM.

What is the pacer function and how do I use it?

The pacer helps you maintain a target exercise pace with audio/visual beats. Press A to enter pacer mode, then C to adjust the pace. Use B to set beats per minute (30-180). Press B to start/stop the pacer.

How many heart rate records can the watch store and how do I recall them?

The watch stores up to 12 heart rate records with date and time stamps. Press A to enter record mode, then use B to scroll through records 01-12. To clear all records, hold C in record mode.

How do I set the daily alarm?

Press A to enter alarm mode. Hold C to set the alarm hour and minute. Use B to adjust and C to confirm. Press B to toggle alarm ON/OFF and hourly chime ON/OFF.

How does the calorie counter work?

Select your pulse zone (1-6) by pressing A to exercise mode, then C twice to enter zone mode, hold C and use B to choose a zone, then press C. Start the exercise timer; the watch will calculate approximate calories burned based on the zone and elapsed time.

What should I do if the display shows irregular figures?

Remove the battery from the watch and reinsert it. This clears and restarts the microprocessor. Ensure the battery is properly installed with the positive (+) side up.

How do I replace the battery?

Remove the back cover with a screwdriver. Install a new 3V CR2025 battery with the positive (+) pole facing up, then replace the cover. For best service, have the battery changed by an experienced watch dealer.

Can the watch be used while swimming?

The manual does not specify water resistance. The watch is likely splash resistant but not designed for swimming. Avoid submersion to prevent damage.

Why is my heart rate not displaying or incorrect?

Possible causes: dirty touch pads, weak battery, improper finger contact, or the watch not firm against the skin. Clean the touch pads, replace the battery, ensure firm wrist contact and press the touch pad adequately.

USER MANUAL PECGW2 Pyle

Range: Count up to 99'59"99.

graph LR
    A["Press A"] --> B["To pacer mode"]
    B --> C["Press C adjust"]
    D["Press B to adjust"] --> E["30-180 beats"]
    E --> F["Press B to Start / Stop the pacer"]

ELECTRO-LUMENCENT BACKLIGHT

Press D to turn on the backlight.

INTRODUCTION

WARNING: Always consult your physician before starting a fitness programme. A pulse computer is not a medical device. It is a training tool designed to measure and display your heart rate.

USE A PRECISE TRAINING METHOD

All the experts agree: the heart is the most important muscle in the body and, like all muscles, should be exercised regularly to remain strong and efficient. But how can you determine whether you are exercising your heart both safely and effectively?

Fortunately, the heart itself provides you with key information that will help you to examine the effectiveness and the degree of safety of your training method. Your heart rate, which is expressed in a single number (Beats Per Minuta), gives a constant account of your body's state of health. Your heart rate will tell you how fast you are using energy or whether you are exercising too hard or too lax. Obviously, your body does not benefit from a training method if your heart rate is too low. If it is too high, you run the risk of injury and you will suffer from fatigue.

It does not matter whether your goal is to win athletics meetings, lose weight or simply to improve your overall health. What Is important is that you can refine your training method by keeping your heart rate within a certain target zone. In order to accomplish this, you would obviously need to know your precise heart rate at any given moment throughout your training session.

Modern technology has now enabled us to present you with wireless electronic pulse computers. Monitoring your heart

KNOW YOUR LIMITS AND DETERMINE YOUR PERSONAL EXERCISE ZONE

Exercise level are established by setting Upper and Lower Heart Rate Limits. These limits constitute a certain percentage of your Maximum Heart Rate (MHR). You may already know your MHR if you are an avid athlete or if you have already taken a Max. Heart Rate test. If not, the following formula will help you to make an educated guess:

MHR = 220-(Your age)

e.g. Age : 20

MHR:220-20=200

For instance, the current heart rate is 150, then 75% will be shown.

EXERCISE LEVEL (BPM)

• Range: 40-220 beats per minute
• Memory: 12 records with date and time stamp

Chronograph

• Resolution: 1/100 second chronograph
• Memory: 30 lap memory
• Range: Count up to 99'59"99

Alarm Clock Functions

• Hour, minute and second display
• Month, date, day of week
• Auto calculation of leap year
• Daily alarm
• Hourly chime

Backlight

-Electro-lumencent back light

Calorie Counter

- It counts approximate amount of calorie burnt based on pulse zone selected upon exercise timer started.

Pacer Function

- Range: 30-180 beats per minute

BATTERY INSTALLATION

Computer Watch

Remove the back cover of the computer with a screwdriver, install the 3.0V-battery with the positive (+) pole facing up and replace the cover. Remove the battery and re-insert if the LCD displays irregular figures. This will clear and restart the computer's microprocessor.

For the best service of the watch, please go to an experienced watch dealer to change the battery.

PROBLEMS, POSSIBLE CAUSES AND SOLUTIONS

Problem	Possible Cause(s) and solutions
No heart rate is displayed	The touch pads are dirtyCheck or replace the batteryThe contact point between figer and touch pad is not in proper wayHRM is not in firm contact with the user's skin
Incorrect heart rate is displayed	The touch pads are dirtyWeak batteriesYou may not push hard enoughHRM is not in firm contact with the user's skin
Display fades	Weak computer battery. Replace it immediately
Irregular figures on the display	Remove the computer battery and reinsert it again

Computer battery (3V / CR2025)

ACCESSORIES

Pulse Computer

KEYS OPERATION

Key "A" (MODE)

-Press this key to select different function mode

Key "B" (SEL)

Press this key to select, adjust or start / stop

Key "C" (SET)

- Press this key to check and reset

Key "D" (LIGHT)

-Press this key to turn on the back light

Key "E" (TOUCH PAD)

FIRST INSTALLATION AND WATCH SETTING

Press any button to wake up the watch.

Hold the button C to enter the setting mode.

Press button B to select and press button C to confirm.

It will auto-matically go for next setting after confirmation.

graph LR
    A["Press any button to wake up the watch"] --> B["12:00:00"]
    B --> C["Hold C 24:40"]
    C --> D["Press B adjust Press C confirm"]
    D --> E["2004"]
    E --> F["Year setting"]
    F --> G["Press B adjust Press C confirm"]

    H["Month setting"] --> I["3:15"]
    I --> J["Press B adjust Press C confirm"]
    J --> K["Day setting 24:35"]
    K --> L["Press B adjust Press C confirm"]
    L --> M["Hour setting 23:13"]
    M --> N["Press B adjust Press C confirm"]

    O["Minute setting"] --> P["23:13"]
    P --> Q["Press B adjust Press C confirm"]
    Q --> R["Age setting 25:21"]
    R --> S["Press B adjust Press C confirm"]
    S --> T["Gender setting 5E-11"]
    T --> U["Press B adjust Press C confirm"]

    V["12:30:00"] --> W["12:35:00"]
    W --> X["Press B adjust Press C confirm"]
    X --> Y["WEIGH 70"]
    Y --> Z["Press B adjust Press C confirm"]

graph LR
    A["Start Display"] --> B{Press B adjust Press C confirm}
    B --> C["Display with 'WEIGH' and '70'"]
    C --> D["Press B adjust Press C confirm"]
    D --> E["Display with 'JAN 12:35.00'"]

HEART RATE MEASUREMENT INSTRUCTION

Range: 40-220 beats per minute.

Put the ECG Heart Rate Monitor on wrist, make sure the back of the HRM is in firm contact with the user's skin during measurement.

Put finger onto the touch pad, press and hold for a few seconds.

Symbol (♥) becomes flash when heart rate is detect and measure (♥).

graph LR
    A["Press E to pulse mode"] --> B["PULSE"]
    B --> C["Hold E"]
    C --> D["PULSE"]
    D --> E["Detected"]

Features

12 records with date and time stamp.

Every PLUSE rate will record from REC 01- REC 12 automatically and over-write the record after REC 12

Recall and reset heart rate record

graph LR
    A["Press A to record mode"] --> B["Heart rate memory"]
    B --> C["Select record 01-12"]
    C --> D["Show the day and time stamp"]
    D --> E["Hold C"]

Clear all record

ALARM CLOCK FUNCTION

graph TD
    A["Press A to alarm mode"] --> B["ALARM 12:00"]
    B --> C["Hold C"]
    C --> D["ALARM 12:00"]
    D --> E["Hour setting"]
    E --> F["Press B adjust Press C confirm"]
    F --> G["ALARM 12:00"]
    G --> H["Minute setting"]
    H --> I["Press B adjust Press C confirm"]
    I --> J["All Off"]

    K["Press A"] --> L["ALARM 2:00"]
    L --> M["Press B"]
    M --> N["Alarm On / Off"]
    N --> O["Press B"]
    O --> P["Alarm On / Off"]
    P --> Q["Hourly chime On / Off"]
    Q --> R["Press B"]
    R --> S["All Off"]

    T["Daily alarm and hourly chime setting"] --> U["Daily alarm and hourly chime ON / OFF"]
    U --> V["Press A"]
    V --> W["ALARM 2:00"]
    W --> X["Press B"]
    X --> Y["Alarm On / Off"]
    Y --> Z["Press B"]
    Z --> AA["Alarm On / Off"]
    AA --> AB["Press B"]
    AB --> AC["All Off"]

    AD["Press B adjust Press C confirm"] --> AE["Press B adjust Press C confirm"]
    AE --> AF["Press B adjust Press C confirm"]

    AG["Daily alarm"] --> AH["+ Hour, minute, and second display"]
    AI["- Month, date"] --> AJ["- Month, date"]
    AK["- Auto calculation of leap year"] --> AL["- Auto calculation of leap year"]
    AM["- Daily alarm"] --> AN["- Daily alarm"]
    AO["- Hourly chime"] --> AP["- Hourly chime"]

The approximate amount of calorie burnt will be count as follows:
- Select your pulse zone as below.
- Start the exercise timer to count the approximate calorie consumption.

graph LR
    A["Press A"] --> B["To select exercise mode"]
    B --> C["Press C Twice"]
    C --> D["Enter zone mode"]
    D --> E["Hold C"]
    E --> F["To enter select mode"]
    F --> G["Press B"]
    G --> H["To select from 1-6"]
    H --> I["Press C"]
    I --> J["Press C"]
    J --> K["To select"]
    K --> L["Press C"]
    L --> M["Press C"]
    M --> N["Press B"]
    N --> O["Press C"]
    O --> P["Press C"]

CHRONOGRAPH

Resolution: 1/100 second chronograph.

Range: Count up to 99'59"99.

graph LR
    A["Press A"] --> B["To select chron mode"]
    B --> C["Press B"]
    C --> D["To start / stop"]
    D --> E["Hold C"]
    E --> F["To reset"]

RECALL LAP COUNTING MEMORIES

graph LR
    A["Press A"] --> B["To select chron mode"]
    B --> C["Press B"]
    C --> D["To start / stop"]
    D --> E["Press C"]
    E --> F["Press C"]
    F --> G["Press C (Max. 30) Laps"]
    G --> H["Press B to Stop Count"]
    H --> I["Press C to Display the fastest lap"]