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Altimeter
Chest belt
CONGRATULATION Congratulations on your purchasing Altimeter. The VTI altitude sensor from Finland is used in the altimeter. Moreover, inside the sensor there is implanted advanced technology Baro-compensation. With this advanced technology, the performance of the altimeter on the altitude reading will be more reliable and the measurement will be more accurate. In addition, using the American patented PNI compass sensor in the altimeter, the performance of the compass is more accurate.
SECTION ONE INTRODUCTION FUNCTIONS JS-704 JS-704A JS-704B JS-704C JS-700
FUNCTIONS Altimeter Barometer Thermometer Calendar/Clock Chronometer/Countdown Timer
NOTE It is not recommended as the professional measurement device such as skydiving, hang gliding, gliding, gyrocopter volitation and flying small aircraft or precision measurement in industry. It can just be used for outdoor sporting, and you have to take a magnetism compass when exploration. It is 30M waterproof but not suited for using in water. The altimeter is measured by air pressure, not by water pressure. When the watch is in water, there will be some water on the surface of the altitude sensor, and it will effect the measurement of altitude and air pressure, so the watch is not suited for using in watch (such as swimming).
Digital Compass Heart Rate Monitor EL Backlight FUNCTIONS Altimeter Barometer Thermometer Calendar/Clock Chronometer/Countdown Timer
Digital Compass Heart Rate Monitor EL Backlight
JS-700A JS-716 JS-716A JS-716B JS-716C
FITTINGS FITTINGS Heart Rate Monitor Chest Belt
JS-704 JS-704A JS-704B JS-704C JS-700 JSTB-01 JSTB-01
enter a setting routine or recall memory, or enter compass direction calibration by pressing the button. 5. LIGHT Turn on the backlight.
Cord NOTE: For JS-700 or JS-700A meters, press LIGHT button to turn on the LED light.
FITTINGS Heart Rate Monitor Chest Belt
JS-700A JS-716 JS-716A JS-716B JS-716C JSTB-02 JSTB-02
Cord
OPERATION MODES Refer to Fig 1 to change from one mode to the other.
BUTTONS 1. MODE Change among clock, compass (suit for the product which has this function), altimeter, barometer and heart rate monitor (suit for the product which has this function). 2. SELECT/+ Change among functions in individual mode or increase a value while setting. Or to enter the compass calibration by pressing the button (suit for the product which has this function). 3. START/STOP/Start or stop the chronometer or decrease a value while setting. 4. FUNCTION/SET Change among functions in individual mode or
Clock
Compass
Heart rate monitor
Fig 1
Altimeter
Barometer
NOTE: Mode display varies for different models; please refer to the previous function list for details.
DISPLAY UNIT Default unit is metric version. Press MODE, FUN./SET., SELECT/+, AND ST./SP./- four buttons together, and then release them together to enter metric version, or release MODE at last to choose imperial version. "M" stands for metric version, and show "FT" stands for imperial version.
Thermometer Altimeter
Metric
Imperial
(Celsius)
(Fahrenheit)
(meter)
(feet)
(meter/second)
(feet/second)
Barometer
(hundred pascal)
(inch mercury)
Heart Rate Monitor
(beat per minute)
(beat per minute)
Compass
degree
SECTION TWO THE CALENDAR CLOCK, CHRONOMETER AND COUNTDOWN TIMER This part applies to all models.
OPERATION MODE There are four display modes when the CLOCK operating mode is adopted. Refer to Fig 2 to change among the display modes.
Calendar /clock
Alarm
Chronometer
degree
HOW TO USE THE BACKLIGHT Press LIGHT to turn on the backlight for five seconds. NOTE: For JS-700 or JS-700A meters, press LIGHT button to turn on the LED light.
Countdown Timer Fig 2
SET THE CLAENDAR/CLOCK
SET THE ALARM CLOCK
Refer to Fig3 to set the calendar/clock. Hold down SET for 2 seconds to enter the calendar and clock setting in clock mode. Increase the value by pressing "SELECT/+", and decrease the value by pressing "ST./SP./-". Press FUN./SET. to change among the different values setting.
Refer to Fig 4 to set the daily alarm clock. In the alarm mode, hold FUN./SET. for 2 seconds to enter alarm setting. Press SELECT/+ to increase the value, and press ST./SP./- to decrease the value. Press SET to change the alarm time setting. In the alarm mode, press ST./SP./- to turn on or turn off the alarm. When the alarm is on, the " " icon displays, otherwise ,the " " icon does not display. When the alarm is on, the alarm will sound for 1 minute at the set alarm time.(Press any button can stop the alarm)
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Clock
Time mode
Hour
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Fig4 Minute
Day
THE CHRONOMETER In the chronometer mode, press ST./SP./- to or stop the count up. Press FUN./SET. starting, it will count up segregatively. stopping, press FUN./SET to clear chronometer. Refer to Fig 5 for the operation. Month
Year Fig3
Second
start after After the
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chronometer mode
start count up
clear chronometer
stop count up
segment
countdown timer mode
setting"hour"
Fig 6
setting"minute"
setting"second"
Fig 5 NOTE: The chronometer can start at any mode.
THE COUNTDOWN TIMER Refer to Fig 6. In the countdown timer mode, press FUN./SET/ for 2 seconds to enter the countdown timer setting. Press SELECT/+ to increase the value, and press ST./SP./- to decrease the value. Press FUN./SET. to change among the setting.
Press ST./SP./- to start the timer, and press again to stop it. Press the same button a third time to resume the countdown. When the timer stops, press FUN./SET. to reset the preset time. Refer to Fig 7 for the operation. NOTE: When the timer reaches the preset time, it will sound for 5 seconds then stop.
SECTION THREE ALTIMETER
countdown timer mode
start timer
pause timer
reset the preset time
This part applies to all models. The altimeter is equipped with an intelligent barometer that helps determine altitude by the built-in sensor with the advanced bar-compensation technology, the sensor can also distinguish the differences between pressure caused by changes in physical altitudes and pressure caused by weather conditions. This smart distinction eliminates discrepancies and makes the altimeter reading more accurate than the traditional devices.
DISPLAY MODES
Fig 7
Altimeter/Clock
Local air pressure /Clock
Altimeter/Thermometer
Relative altitude/chronometer Fig 8
There are four display modes in ALTIMETER. Refer to Fig 8 to change the display modes. Also there are four functions which can be recalled as Fig 9 and Fig 10. Max. ascending or Min. descending altitude memory. Ascending or descending altitude alarm. Accumulated ascending or descending altitude. Ascending or descending speed.
Altimeter/Clock
max. ascending (Min. ascending (descending) descending) altitude / altitude alarm accumulated ascending (descending) altitude
NOTE: The chronometer can also be activated under the relative altitude mode.
SET THE CURRENT ALTITUDE When you first use the altimeter, you should set the current altitude that is the known altitude at the location. You can obtain the correct altitude from a topographical map. Refer to Fig 11 to set the reference altitude. In the altimeter/clock mode, hold down FUN./SET. button for 2 seconds to enter the current altitude setting that is the altitude setting at the location. Press SELECT/+ to increase the reference altitude value, or press ST./SP./- to decrease it. Press FUN./SET to confirm after finishing setting and exit the setting mode.
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Fig 9 Fig 11
SET THE ALTIMETER ALARM
local air pressure/Clock
Fig 10
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Ascending (descending) speed
Refer to Fig 12 to set the altimeter alarm. In the altimeter alarm mode, (if there is no operation for 5 seconds, it will return to altitude/clock mode) Press SELECT/+ to turn on or turn off the ascending (descending) altitude alarm. Press ST./SP./- button
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to select the ascending or descending altitude alarm. Then hold down FUN./SET button for 2 seconds to enter the altitude alarm setting. Press SELECT/+ to increase the altitude value, or press ST./SP./- to decrease it .Once the altitude alarm is set, it will emit an alarm when the set altitude is exceeded.
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SELECT/+
READ MAXIMUM ALTITUDE AND ACCUMULATED ALTITUDE Refer the Fig13, in the Max. ascending (Min. descending) altitude mode and accumulated ascending(descending) altitude mode, ( If no operation for 5 seconds, it will return to Altitude and clock mode.) Press SELECT/+ to display the max. ascending altitude and accumulated altitude or the min. descending altitude and accumulated altitude. Press FUN./SET for 2 seconds to reset the current altitude and clear the accumulated ascending and descending altitude.
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Fig 13 Fig 12 Note: 1. Both ascending and descending altitude alarm can be set. 2. When the altitude alarm is set the set ascending altitude should be more than the set descending altitude, otherwise, the target ascending altitude can not be set.
The total ascending (descending) altitude is to accumulate all the ascending (descending) altitude from that location where you clear the past accumulated altitude.
path ascending descending Fig 14
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CHANGE RATE IN ALTITUDE You can monitor the actual change rate in altitude during your trip. The instant ascending speed as well as the instant descending speed will be recorded automatically. (Fig 15)
No operation Change automatically
Ascending speed
descending speed Fig 15
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RELATIVE ALTITUDE You can use this unit to monitor the ascending (descending) altitude from one certain location or the relative altitude for any mountain or object etc. In the relative altitude mode, after stop chronometer and clear it, press FUN./SET for 2 seconds to clear the relative altitude value in the top row. Then to ascend or descend, the relative altitude from that location where you clear will display in the top row. The negative value means that the current altitude is lower than the previous relative altitude. The positive value means the current altitude is higher than the previous relative altitude. (Fig 16)
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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTION Because the altitude is calculated by pressure, so the altimeter is very sensitive to the pressure change which changed with the weather. At the same place, it is normal to see 100M altitude change at one night because of the changing of weather. When the watch is removed from water, it will display the wrong altitude and barometer data in a short time. When the water is vaporized, the data can be resumed right display automatically.
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SECTION FOUR THE BAROMETER This part applies to all models.
OPERATION MODE There are two display modes in BAROMETER Sea pressure and clock Sea pressure and temperature Refer to Fig 17 to change among the display modes.
Fig 18 NOTE: When you first use the ALTIMETER, please calibrate the sea level pressure. Repeat this procedure after changing the battery or after one year of operation.
READ SEALEVEL PRESSURE HISTORY Sea pressure/clock
Sea pressure/Thermometer Fig 17
SET THE SEA LEVEL PRESSURE The sea level pressure will not change along with altitude change, but along with barometric change. You can obtain the current sea level pressure from newspaper, local news and radio weather reports or through the internet weather station. When the sea level pressure displays, press FUN./SET for 2 seconds to enter the sea level pressure setting. Press SELECT/+ to increase the seal level pressure value, and press ST./SP./- to decrease the value. Press FUN./SET to exit. (Fig 18) Fig 19 19
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The unit retains the hourly sea level pressure for the past 24 hours. Refer to Fig19 to recall the reading of a certain hour. In the sea level pressure mode, press FUN./SET to display the recalling status of sea level pressure memory. Press SELECT/+ to recall from -1h to -24h, press ST./SP./- to recall from -24h to -1h, and press FUN./SET to exit.
WEATHER FORECAST Apart from determining the altitude, the barometer also helps to forecast the weather for the forthcoming 12 to 24 hours basing on barometric pressure changes. The effective range is 30 to 50km. The forecast will be automatically displayed in one of these four icons: Indicator display on the unit.
Forecast
Sunny
Slightly cloudy
Cloudy
Rainy
NOTE: 1.The weather forecast could be affected by oceanic or continental weather phenomenon. It is not responsible for any inconvenience caused by an inaccurate forecast. So, please refer to the weather forecast from the local weather station. 2.The weather forecast is for the next 12 to 24 hours. It will not reflect the current forecast. 3.When the icon appears at night, it implies clear weather.
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SECTION FIVE PULSE MEASUREMENT This part applies to JS-716B, JS-716C, JS-704B, JS-704C
CHEST BELT The chest belt is used to monitor your heart rate, and transmit the data to watch. Before measuring, you should wear it correctly. Refer to Fig20.
Fig20 1.Wet the conductive pads on the underside of the transmitter with water, sweat or a conductive gel to ensure a good contact. 2.Wear the belt across the chest. Adjust the belt until the transmitter sits snugly below the pectoral muscles for an accurate heart rate signal. NOTE: 1.The position of the transmitter affects its performance. Move the transmitter along the
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strap for the best transmission. Avoid areas with dense chest hair. 2. In dry and cold climates, it will take a while to function steadily. This is normal as the conductive pads need a film of sweat to improve contact with the skin. Heart rate / clock EFFECTIVE RANGE: The transmitter and receiver will start transmitting and receiving signal once batteries are in place. Both units should be worn or mounted within an effective distance of 80 cm (31 inches). If the signal becomes unsteady. A. Shorten the distance between the transmitter and receiver. B. Re-adjust the position of the transmitter. C. Check the batteries. Replace them when necessary.
DISPLAY MODES There are two display modes in HEART RATE: Heart rate and chronometer Heart rate and clock Refer to Fig 21. Press SELECT/+ to change the display modes.
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Heart rate /chronometer Fig 21
HOW TO MEASURE HEART RATE Select either display mode in HEART RATE. Then indicator will flash with the heart rate captured and your heart rate will appear on the LCD screen. When no signals are received in five minutes, the receiver will disable the function and return to the CLOCK mode automatically.
NOTE If you wear heart pacemaker or any other medical equipments, do not measure heart rate. When you are measuring your heart rate, keep the watch away from signal generated sources e.g. micro-wave oven, television, computer, and mobile phone. The irregular signal will make the measuring incorrectly. Make sure the belt wore closely and the transmitter sits snugly when do exercise. If it doesn't sit snugly, it will produce disturb-signal and make the measurement data incorrectly.
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SECTION SIX DIGITAL COMPASS
DEFLECTION CALIBRATING BETWEEN THE NORTH OF MAGNETIC AND THE EARTH NORTH
This part applies to JS-716A, JS-716B, JS-704A, JS-704B, JS-700A
Deflection angle is between the north of magnetic field and the earth north. When you first use the compass in the different places or after change the battery or reset it, please set the local deflection. The measured azimuth is the earth's direction. Otherwise, it is the magnetic field direction. Deflection setting When the compass is displayed, press and hold FUN./SET button for 2 seconds to enter the deflection calibration setting mode. DEC will display. Press SELECT/+ to increase the value, press ST./SP./- to decrease it. Deflection range is 90 90. Then it enters to the compass azimuth test automatically. Refer to Fig 23.
NOTE: When you first use the compass, please operate it by the below sequence: deflection setting-compass calibratingfirst test. Refer Fig 22. You can test the compass direction in the compass mode when you use it after calibration.
Deflection E +
compass mode
deflection setting compass calibrating
Deflection W -
compass mode
Fig 22
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deflection calibration setting mode
deflection setting
Fig 23
test automatically
first test
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The deflection between the north of magnetic field and the earth north for the main city in the world are listed in the following table. When set the deflection, press SELECT/+ to increase the corresponding value in the front of "E" and press ST./SP./- to decrease the corresponding value in the front of "W". S.N. Country
City
Deflection S.N. Country
City
Deflection
S.N. Country
City
Deflection S.N. Country
City
U.A.E
Abu Dhabi
Malaysia Kuala Lumpur
U. K.
England
Mexico Mexico City
U. S. A Washington
Korea
Nepal
Seoul
Katmandu
Juneau
Afghanistan Kabul
Denmark Copenhagen
Holand Amsterdam
Phoenix
Australia Canberra
Egypt
New Zealand Wellington
Little Rock Sacramento Denver
Cairo
Austria Vienna
Finland Helsinki
Norway Oslo
Bahrain Manama
France Paris
Pakistan Islamabad
Bengal Dacca
Germany Berlin
Philippines Manila
Atlanta
Belgium Brussels
Greece Athens
Portugal Lisbon
Honolulu
Brazil
Hungary Budapest
Russia Moscow
Boston
India
Singapore Singapore
SATTNT PAUL
Brasilia
Canada Ottawa
New Delhi
Chile
Santiago
Indonesia Jakarta
S. Africa Cape Town
Jackson
China
Beijing
Palestine Jerusalem
Spain
Santa Fe
China
Hongkong
Italy
Rome
Sweden Stockholm
Oklahoma
Japan
Tokyo
Switzerland Bern
Salem
U. S. A San Jose
Madrid
Taiwan
Cuba
Havana
Jordan Amman
China
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Kenya
Thailand Bangkok
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Nairobi
Harrisburg Salt lake city
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Deflection
COMPASS CALIBRATING 1.Under any of the below circumstance, calibrate the compass for an accurate measurement. When you first use the compass, please calibrate it, otherwise, the measured data is not accurate. After changing the battery or reset, please calibrate it, otherwise, the measured data is not accurate. After changing the place to measure, please also calibrate it. If you find the compass deflection is very big, Please calibrate it . 2. Calibrating When the compass displays press and hold SELECT/+ button for 2 seconds to enter the calibration mode and CAL displays. Level the compass, rotate the compass clockwise or anticlockwise slowly until all compass dial indicators display, do not move the compass until the calibration is completed. If calibrating is successful, it will sound and enter the measurement status automatically to test after 1 minute. If calibrating is not successful, the ERR will display, and enter the measurement status automatically to test after 1 minute. Under the circumstance, please calibrate it again.(Fig 24)
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compass mode
calibrating
calibrate successfully
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calibrate false Fig 24
COMPASS OPERATION Level the compass, in the compass mode, and press ST./SP./- to enter the compass searching status. The "COMPASS" will flash and it will display the real-time measurement and store it into memory after 10 seconds. Refer to Fig 25.
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Fig 25
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Note A The 1st character in the bottom row (from left to right) shows your target direction " " most approaches any one direction of East, South, West and North. While 2nd and 3rd characters show that your direction is between that two directions. The top row will show anticlockwise angle between your target direction and North (the compass Three-dials indicator). The middle row will show clock. Note B For example "ENE" display: The 1st character "E" of "ENE" shows your target direction " " most approaches "EAST". The 2nd and 3rd characters "NE" show that your target direction is between NORTH and EAST. If it shows "SSW" that your target direction is between SOUTHWEST deflecting SOUTH. The "72" shows the anticlockwise angle between your Target Direction and NORTH (Three-indicator), namely 72 degrees.
RECALL THE STORED MEASUREMENT In the compass mode, press FUN./SET to enter the direction memory and RECALL flash. Press SELECT/+ to recall the direction memory from 1-9 (back to front), angle and the corresponding measuring time. Press FUN./SET to exit this operation. (Fig 26)
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compass mode
read record
read record
Fig 26 "270-1" shows that the anticlockwise angle between the last target direction and NORTH is 270 degrees. W stands for the direction points , namely WEST. "AM 12:10.16" shows the time measured.
DIRECTION NOTE The middle dial of three compass dials indicators always points NORTH. The icon points your target direction. The following table shows the meanings of each of the direction abbreviations that appear on the display. When you are measuring, the displayed character combination will be with in the following table with the corresponding range. Refer Fig 27 to fig 27.
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Meaning
Direction
S SSW SW WSW W WNW NW NNW
Angle Range
SECTION SEVEN BATTERY REPLACEMENT
North
0°
North-northeast
1~44°
Northeast
45°
East-northeast
46~89°
WATCH BATTERY REPLACEMENT
East
90°
East-southeast
91~134°
Southeast
135°
1. Using tools like one dollar coin to loose the battery cover and take it away. 2. Take the old battery away and put in a new CR2032 battery, then close the cover.
South-southeast
136~179°
South
180°
South-southwest
181~224°
Southwest
225°
West-southwest
226~269°
West
270°
West-northwest
271~314°
Northwest
315°
North-northwest
316~359°
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTION The altimeter with compass is not antimagnetic. When the watch closes to the strong magnetic objects, the accessories of the watch will magnetization, and will affect the usage of the compass.
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This part applies to all models.
NOTE: The anode is up. The batteries of JS-716A, JS-716B, JS-704A, JS-704B, JS-700A are anti-magnetic, and can not be attracted by magnet. When the LCD becomes dim, please change the battery in time. If the LCD still has no display or the functions are in confusion, take away the battery, and then put the battery after 15 seconds or short the anode and the cathode using tools as nipper before put the Fig 28 battery. Refer to Fig 28.
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CHEST BELT BATTERY REPLACEMENT
SECTION EIGHT Trouble Shooting Guide
Replace the JSTB-01 battery refer to Fig 29.
Solution Cause Incorrect installation Re-install the battery correctly of battery LCD no display Replace new battery No power Problem
Fig 29
Replace the JSTB-02 battery refer to Fig30.
Inaccurate altimeter measurement
Setting current height wrongly
Water in the hole Vaporized water of pressure sensing
Wear belt incorrectly No display of No power of heart rate chest belt battery measuring The distance of chest belt and watch is too long No calibrating Battery is not anti-magnetic
Fig 30
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Resetting current height correctly
Wear belt correctly Replace new battery of chest belt Keep the distance within 80cm Calibrate as required Replace anti-magnetic battery
Incorrect setting Inaccurate of deflection angle Calibrate deflection compass measurement In strong magnetic Be away from strong field magnetic field Give the maintain Be magnetized department to demagnetize
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SECTION NINE SPECIFICATIONS 1. Calendar clock Date and time format: hour, minute, second, month, date, year, day of the week, 12/24H 100 years auto-calendar: 2000-2099 Alarm: 1 daily alarm (hour: minute) Chronometer/Timer: 23H59M59S. When the time is less then 1hour, it will display minute, second and 1/100second, otherwise, it will display hour, minute and second. Countdown: 23H59M59S 2. Thermometer: Range -10.0~60.0 (14.0~140.0 ) Resolution 0.1 (0.2 ) Accuracy 1 ( 2 ) 3. Altimeter Altitude range -400~9,000m (-1,400~30,000ft Resolution 1m (1ft Accuracy +/-2m ( 6ft Vertical speed -50.0~50.0m/s (-150~150ft/s Vertical speed resolution 0.2m/s (0.2ft/s Total change in altitude 99,999m (29,999ft Alert alarm 2 altitude alarm (2 altitude alarm
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4. Barometer Local pressure range: 300~1,200hpa (8.86~35.44inHg) Sea level pressure range: 900~1,100hpa (26.58~32.48inHg) Resolution 0.06hpa (0.01 inHg) Accuracy 1hpa ( 0.03 inHg) 5. Heart rate monitor Heart rate range: 40~240bpm Resolution: 1bpm Accuracy: +/-1bpm 6. Digital compass Resolution: 1degree Accuracy: +/-1 degree 7. Environment Operation -10~60 (14.0~140.0 ) Storage -20 ~70 (-4~158.0 ) Relative humidity: 10%~95%RH Waterproof: JS-716, JS-716A, JS-716B, JS-716C, JS-704, JS-704A, JS-704B and JS-704C have 30m (99ft) waterproof function, and they can not be operated under water. NOTE: This product passed the ATM waterproof test. It means that it can keep normal status under water for 30m, but can not be operated. Because the plastic case will be
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shrink or deformed due to the changing of temperature, especially the water and steam when you are shower. So you cannot wear it when you are swimming or shower. It can be used in rainy day. JS-700 and JS-700A are anti-rain, and they can not be operated in rainy days. 8. Power source Wrist watch 1PCS CR2032 3V lithium battery. Chest belt: 1PCS CR2032 3V lithium battery
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