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R OA M E R O F S WIT ZE R L A N D AG – G IB E LI N S TR A S S E 27 P.O. B OX – CH - 45 0 3 S O LOTH U R N TE L + 41 32 6 2 5 51 1 1 – FA X + 41 32 6 2 2 0 9 0 3
I N S TR U C TI O N M A N UA L
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I N TE R N ATI O N A L WA R R A N T Y
Thermometer.............................20 Barometer ..................................21
Settings ......................................13 Time-1 .........................................14
Compass .....................................22 Head setting .................................................23 Declination and calibration.................24
Date ............................................15
Altimeter ....................................25 Interval setting ............................................26 Altitude calibration...................................27
Parameter ..................................16
International Warranty ..........133
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Chronograph .............................19
Backlight .......................................................... 12
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Alarm ..........................................18
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Time-2.........................................17 General information....................................5 Functional overview ...................................6 How to change mode................................7 Model overview .............................................8 Synchronizing hands ...............................10 Low battery ................................................... 11 Water resistance ......................................... 12
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Table of contents
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WARNING:
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Please remember that you are always responsible for your own safety. The TrekkMaster in no way reduces the need for the security precautions associated with your activities. Do not use this device for activities which require professional or industrial measuring accuracy. Do not use the TrekkMaster for measurements during the following types of sports: Skydiving, hang-gliding, paragliding or flying with a gyrocopter, sailplane, motorized sport plane, etc. Professional measuring devices are required for these activities.
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Congratulations on the purchase of a Roamer TrekkMaster. Your TrekkMaster is a highly advanced electronic device. Therefore we recommend that you carefully read the instructions before use to familiarize yourself with its functions. Please note that a piece of precision electronics like the TrekkMaster will only work as it should if you know how to use it. Improper use and maintenance of this device may void the warranty and place you in unnecessary danger.
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General information
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Functional overview
Compass
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Thermometer
Barometer
How to change mode
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Pusher C
Confirm your selected mode by pushing C again (or wait for 30 sec).
LCD Display Rotating Bezel
B
Pusher B Altimeter
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Sensor
Date
Push C and move between the modes by pushing A (counterclockwise) or B (clockwise).
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Weather Indicator
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Pusher A
Alarm
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Time-1
Time-2
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Light
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Chronometer
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Model overview
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Model overview
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Low Battery
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Synchronizing hands
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C
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Following a battery change, a violent impact or exposure to a strong magnetic field, hands may fail to revert to their original position. From each mode, push C for at least 3 sec. Use A (h) and B (min) to synchronize hands. Push C to exit.
When Low Battery is detected, all functions are disabled and hands are placed at 12h00. If Alarm was ON it will not be disabled until it goes off. Note: Backlight or running chrono in the background reduces battery life.
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C
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This product is water resistant. Water resistance is tested to 50m. Make always sure that crown C is always in the pushed-in position in order to ensure the water resistance of the watch.
Push B to jump between Time-1, Date and parameters.
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Water Resistance
To set Time-1, Date and parameters, press at least 1 second on B from Time-1 mode (or pull C from each mode), hands are placed at 10h10.
To edit one of them, push A to confirm mode and A again to adjust flashing display then push B to set and confirm edited mode. To exit settings mode, push C from any step.
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The TrekkMaster has an electroluminescent backlight which is activated by pushing the «Light» button. The backlight will remain on for 5-seconds. Pressing the «Light» button during this time will restart the 5 second period, continuing the backlight feature.
Settings A
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Backlight
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Time-1
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hours
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Date
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seconds
To edit Time-1, push A to confirm mode Time-1 and A again to adjust flashing display then push B to set and confirm hours, minutes and seconds. Push B to jump to Date setting or push C to exit settings mode.
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month &)
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day
To edit Date, push A to confirm mode Date and A again to adjust flashing display then push B to set and confirm year, month and day. Push B to jump to Parameter setting or push C to exit settings mode.
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B
minutes
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C
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Time-2
A
hours
B
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chime --/on
To edit Param, push A to confirm mode Param and A again to adjust flashing display followed by pushing B to set and confirm 12h/24h, m/ft and chime --/on. Push B to jump to Time-1 setting or push C to exit settings mode.
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unit m/ft
minutes
To adjust Time-2, push B in Time-2 mode at least 1 second, hands are placed at 10h10 and hours are flashing. To change hours/minutes use A button, to set and confirm push B. Note: Time-2 is always in 30min intervals relative to Time-1.
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C
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unit °C/°F
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Parameter
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Alarm
Chronograph
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C
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Each action place hands at 10h10 for 20 seconds.
hours B
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To set the Alarm (off/on) push A in Alarm mode. To adjust Alarm time push B at least 1 second, hands are placed at 10h10. To change hours/minutes/status use A button, to set and confirm push B. To exit settings mode quickly push C.
B
reset freeze/unfreeze
Push A to start/stop the chrono in chrono mode. Push B to freeze/unfreeze or reset the chrono. Note: As long the pictograms are blinking, the chrono is running. You can switch to another operation while chrono is running.
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minutes
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start/stop
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status --/on
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B
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Hands are placed at 10h10 for 20 seconds
Note: For the best reading of the temperature, remove the watch from your wrist and wait for approximately 15-30 minutes. When Thermometer is in standby mode hands are placed at Time-1.
C Atmospheric pressure in hPa B
Hands are placed at 10h10 for 20 seconds, measure is updated
The Barometer function shows the weather changes via the relative atmospheric pressure on the digital display in hPa – it indicates a trend. When Barometer is in standby mode hands are placed at Time-1.
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17 last measures made every 30 minutes
Precise “outside” temperature is shown on the display in unit selected (°C or °F) > chapter settings
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Restart measures for 20 seconds
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Restart measure for 20s, hands are placed at 10h10
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Barometer
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Thermometer
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Compass
Head setting – Compass +
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Restart measure for 20 seconds 1 sec: Head setting
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B
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To exit settings mode
1 sec: Compass declination and calibration
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To exit settings mode
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Angle between North and 12h
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North
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Head
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Indicates geographic North using magnetic North and the adjustable East and West declination. When Compass is in standby mode hands are placed at Time-1.
To adjust Head push A at least 1 second, hands are placed at 10h10. Push on A or B to change Head. To exit settings mode push the crown, or wait for 5 sec.
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Compass – Declination and Calibration
17 measures made at the interval selected C
To exit settings mode
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Restart measures for 20 sec and erases old graph 1 sec: Interval setting
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Altimeter
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Declination can be set from 40° East to 40° West. To calibrate Compass Hands will run, turn the watch to keep hand in front of you. When calibration is finished the compass get out of settings mode.
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Hands are placed at 10h10 for 20 sec and Altitude is updated 1 sec: Altitude calibration
Adjustable display of the altitude above sea level in m/ft. The calculation depends on the atmospheric pressure. For correct use of the altimeter, calibrate it as frequently as possible. When Altimeter is in standby mode hands are placed at Time-1.
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Altitude
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Altimeter – Interval setting
Altitude calibration – Altimeter
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1s 5s 20 s 1 min 5 min 15 min 30 min
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0h00’17 0h01’25 0h05’40 0h17’00 1h25’00 4h15’00 8h30’00
To exit settings mode
B
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Beep signal indicates end of new measurement
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To adjust Interval measure push A for at least 1 sec, hands are placed at 10h10. Push A again to choose interval: 1s, 5s, 20s, 1min, 5min, 15min or 30min. To exit settings mode push the crown C, or wait for 5 sec.
To calibrate Altimeter push B for at least 1 second, hands are placed at 10h10. Push A to add or B to subtract metres/feet. To exit settings mode push the crown C, or wait for 5 sec.
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Choose Interval – Measuring time
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