Freestyle Navigator 2.0 Manual

NAVIGATOR 2.0
S4
S3
CONTROL BUTTONS
S1. Start/stop button
S2. Lap/reset button
S3. Mode button
S4. Light button
DISPLAY MODES:
The watch has six display modes:
HOME TIME / FOREIGN TIME (TM2),
COMPASS (COMP), CHRONOGRAPH
(CHR), RECALL (RCL), TIMER (TMR)
and ALARM (ALM).
To change from one display mode to
another, press S3 button once. The
mode description will appear for
around 2 seconds before the selected
mode is activated.
NOTE: In any setting mode, if there is
no key manipulation for around 1-2
minutes, the watch will automatically
save the entered data and exit the
setting mode.
HOME AND FOREIGN TIME DISPLAY:
To display FOREIGN TIME mode, press
S1 button when HOME TIME mode is
displayed. The mode description (TM2)
will be displayed. To change back to
HOME TIME mode, press S1 button
again.
TO SET THE TIME AND CALENDAR:
1. Press S3 button to select HOME
TIME / FOREIGN TIME mode.
2. Press and hold S2 button for
around 2 seconds. The second
digits will blink.
3. Press S1 button to reset the second
digits to zero.
4. Press S3 button, the minute digits
will blink.
5. Press S1 button to set the minute
digits. Holding down the button will
speed up the process.
6. Press S3 button, the hour digits will
blink.
7. Press S1 button to set the hour
digits. Holding down the button will
speed up the process.
8. Follow the same pattern to set the
hour format, date, month, year,
hourly chime option and button
beep option.
9. To set the hour format, press S1
button to toggle between 12-hour
and 24-hour format. The P.M. indi-
cator may be displayed to indicate
the time period 12:00 A.M. – 11:59
P.M. in 12-hour format.
10. To set the hourly chime option,
press S1 button to turn it ON or
OFF.
11. To set the button beep option, press
S1 button to turn in ON or OFF.
12. After finished making all the set-
tings, press S2 button to confirm.
NOTE: The day (of the week) is
automatically set in accordance with
the date. The date can be set within
the range of 1 January 2008 to 31
December 2099.
NOTE: In FOREIGN TIME settings, only
the hour digits and minute digits are
open to setting. All other settings are
S1
synchronized between HOME TIME and
FOREIGN TIME mode.
TO USE THE COMPASS:
Press S3 button to select COMPASS
mode. The current time will be
S2
displayed for around 0.5 second, then
the relative compass point and angular
bearing will be displayed.
NOTE: This moving pointer represents
the direction of North (N).
NOTE: If there is no key manipulation
for 20 seconds, the compass sensor
will be deactivated for power saving
and the watch will display only the
current HOME TIME or FOREIGN TIME
(depends on your selection in time
mode). Press S1 button to re-activate
the compass sensor.
NOTE: If the compass does not seem
to work well, for example: when it
displays the wrong compass direction
or it displays"DIST"(distort) on the
screen, then you have to calibrate the
compass. You should also calibrate
it after replacing the battery. If your
watch has been exposed to strong
electromagnetic fields, such as electric
lines, magnets or loudspeakers, then
you have to calibrate it again. Please
also calibrate the compass before
using it for the first time and before a
long trip.
NOTE: Because of the difference be-
tween true North and magnetic North,
you have to compensate it by adjusting
the compass declination. The declina-
tion angle for your local area may be
found below:
City
Anchorage
Atlanta
Bombay
Boston
Calgary
Chicago
Denver
Jerusalem
London
Little Rock
Livingston, MT 14 E
Munich
New York City
Orlando
Oslo
Paris
Rio De Janeiro 21 W
San Francisco 15 E
Seattle
Shanghai
Toronto
Vancouver
Washington DC 10 W
Waterbury, CT 14 W
TO SET THE DECLINATION ANGLE:
In COMPASS mode,
1. Press and hold S2 button for
around
to enter into CAL mode.
2. Press S3 button, the declination
angle will blink.
3. Press S1 or S3 button to set the
declination angle. Holding down the
button will speed up the process.
4. After finished making all settings,
press S2 button to return to COM-
PASS mode.
TO CALIBRATE THE COMPASS:
In COMPASS mode,
1. Press and hold S2 button for
around
to enter into CAL (cali-
bration) mode.
2. Press S1 button, the pointers will
begin to rotate clockwise.
3. Rotate the watch horizontally in
clockwise direction slowly for at
least 2 rotations, taking at least 15
seconds per rotation.
4. Press S1 button or leave the watch
idle for 60 seconds to confirm the
calibration process, or press S2
button or S3 button to abort the
calibration process.
TO USE THE CHRONOGRAPH:
1. Press S3 button to select CHRONO
GRAPH mode.
2. The chronograph will then be
displayed in its current status –
reset, running or stopped.
3. To resume a counting, press S1
button to resume from where it left
off.
4. To start a new counting, reset the
chronograph to zero first. Press S1
button to stop counting, then
press and hold S2 button for around
2 seconds to reset.
For the measurement of elapsed time,
In CHRONOGPRAH mode,
1. Press S1 button to start counting.
2. To stop counting, press S1 button.
Press S1 button to resume from
where it left off.
3. To reset to zero, press S1 button to
stop counting and then press and
hold S2 button.
For the measurement of split time,
In CHRONOGRAPH mode,
1. Press S1 button to start counting.
2. While the chronograph is running,
press S2 button once to register a
lap. The lap number and lap time
of the registered lap will be
displayed. The chronograph is still
Declination
running in the background.
Angle
After around 10 seconds, the lap
number and split time of the cur
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rent lap will be displayed.
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3. Repeat the last step until all the
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laps have been registered.
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4. To stop counting, press S1 button.
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Press S1 button to resume from
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3 E where it left off.
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5. To reset to zero, press S1 button to
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stop counting, then press and hold
S2 button for around 2 seconds.
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NOTE: The watch can register and
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record up to a maximum of 30 laps.
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NOTE: The chronograph can count up
to a maximum of 99 hours, 59 minutes
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and 59.99 seconds.
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NOTE: You can leave the chronograph
running while switching over to other
operating modes.
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