Oregon Scientific PE988 Manual

Walk Around the World
Pedometer
MODEL: PE988
USER MANUAL
EN
INtRODUctION
Thank you for selecting the Oregon Scientific™ Walk Around
the World Pedometer (PE988).
The PE988 is more than just a traditional pedometer. On
top of the traditional features such as step count, distance
count and calorie count, this product is designed with the
purpose of blending fun, challenges and rewards into the
sport of walking.
IMPORtANt Do not immerse the pedometer in water.

cONtROL bUttONS

1. SEt: To confirm and move to next setting option
2. DISP: To select options; to increase values
3. MODE: To select modes; to decrease values

LcD

1. : Indicates battery power is low
2. : Indicates achieved summary of the trip is displayed
3. : Indicates targets to achieve of the selected trip is
displayed (trip diary)
4. : Indicates key tone is On
5. : Indicates target summary of the selected trip plan is
displayed
6. : Indicates the button(s) that can be
pressed
7. : Indicates alarm is ON
8. : Indicates on which day (1-7) before is the
displayed data recorded

GEttING StARtED

ActIvAtE PEDOMEtER (fIRSt-tIME USE ONLy)

Remove the battery-saving strip by pulling it out from the
battery compartment. The unit will automatically prompt you
to set your stride length. Refer to Set Up Mode to set your
stride length and other settings.
NOtE
The unit will go to Sleep Mode like the screen below
then the display will turn off if no movement is detected for 3
minutes; once there is movement detected, the display will
turn on.
NOtE To effectively use the pedometer for calculating
calorie consumption (based on step count and user body
weight) and distance walked (based on step count and
length of user's stride), you are advised to set the time and
your user data in the Set Up Mode.

cARRyING tHE PEDOMEtER

The PE988 is a sensor type pedometer that can detect steps
in any dimension it is carried. It can be carried in pockets
and handbags or around the neck by using the lanyard
provided.

bAttERy REPLAcEMENt

The pedometer uses a CR2032 3V battery, which has
already been installed.
Indicates battery power is low.
to replace battery:
1. Use a small Philips screwdriver to remove battery
compartment lid.
2. Remove the old battery and insert the new one, matching
the polarities.
3. Replace the lid by screwing it back into place using a
small Philips screwdriver.
IMPORtANt When the battery compartment is opened or
battery is replaced, all data in the pedometer will be reset.

OPERAtION MODES

The PE988 has 5 modes of operation. Press MODE to toggle
among the 5 modes.
NOtE
After a mode is selected, either wait until the moving
banner stops to enter the mode you have selected or you
can press SEt to skip the banner.

DAILy MODE

In the Daily Mode, you can view:
• the time and current step count (default display)
• the current step count, current distance walked, exercise
time and calorie consumption (by reverse display of the
unit)
• the achieved summary of the selected trip plan (if a trip
plan is selected)
NOtE The step count, exercise time, distance walked and
calorie consumption values will reset automatically to zero
every night at 00:00.
to view the current step count, current distance walked,
exercise time and calorie consumption:
Reverse the unit 180° upside down.
The default display will be changed to show the current
distance walked and step count page. After 3 seconds, the
unit will auto-toggle to the next page showing the current
exercise time and calorie consumption. In reversed display,
the unit will auto-toggle between these 2 pages.
To resume default display, reverse the unit to its original
position.
Current time and step count
Current distance walked and
step count
to view the accumulated cities, rewards, days,
distance and steps achieved of the trip plan (achieved
summary):
Press SEt during the default display.
The cities achieved will be displayed and after 3 seconds,
the unit will auto-toggle to show the accumulated rewards,
days, distance and steps achieved. The achievement bar
shows how far you have achieved before the target. After 3
seconds, it will auto-toggle to the default display.
Cities achieved
1
Rewards achieved
(refer to table below)
2
3
Days achieved and
trip plan
Achievement bar
Distance and steps
achieved
The table below lists the rewards that you will receive if
target cities are achieved.
City achieved
Moscow
Tokyo
Hong Kong
London
New York
Beijing
Paris
Rome
Barcelona
Zurich
Dubai
Sao Paulo
Sydney
Cape Town
Shanghai
Berlin
Stockholm
Brussels

WALK MEMORy MODE

In the Walk Memory Mode, you can view the records of your
distance walked, number of steps, exercise time and calorie
consumption for the past 7 days.
1. Press MODE to toggle to Walk Memory Mode. The unit
will auto-toggle between the distance walked and number
of steps, and the exercise time and calorie consumption.
Press SEt to fast toggle.
Distance and steps walked
2. Press DISP or MODE to select which day to view: DISP
to go to the next day, MODE to go to the previous day.
3. To exit and return to the default display, either keep on
pressing DISP to toggle through all 7-day records or
refrain from pressing any button for at least 3 seconds.
to reset records:
You cannot reset the records manually. The pedometer is
designed to automatically reset whenever a new trip plan is
selected.

tRIP PLAN MODE

In the Trip Plan Mode, you can select an exercise (trip) plan
and achieve its target.
If a trip plan is already selected, this Mode will be hidden
automatically. You have to complete the selected trip plan
before you can select a new one.
If no trip plan has been selected yet, follow the steps below
to select a trip plan.
1. Press MODE to toggle to Trip Plan Mode.
2. The unit will prompt you to select your exercise (trip)
plan. You have 6 trip plans to select from (refer to the
table below). Press DISP to select and SEt to confirm.
After a trip plan is selected, the unit will auto-toggle and
show the screens below. It will finally auto-toggle to the
default display; you can then start walking.
Starting city and final destination
(e.g. if trip plan 2 is selected, the
starting city is Rome and the final
destination is London)
3. Start walking continuously for 16 steps or more in order
for the pedometer to start counting steps. Do this every
time you start walking.
The table below lists the 6 trip plans.
tRIP 1
from to
Berlin Brussels
Brussels London
London Paris
tRIP 2
Current exercise time and
calorie consumption from to
Rome Zurich
Zurich Stockholm
Stockholm Moscow
Moscow London
tRIP 3
from to
Tokyo Hong Kong
Hong Kong Shanghai
Shanghai Beijing
Beijing Dubai
tRIP 4
from to
Barcelona Sao Paulo
Sao Paulo Cape town
Cape town Brussels
Brussels Rome
tRIP 5
from to
New York Shanghai
Shanghai Stockholm
Stockholm Hong Kong
Hong Kong Dubai
Dubai Brussels
Reward to receive
Brussels Sao Paulo
tRIP 6
Borsch soup
from to
Barcelona Stockholm
Sushi
Stockholm London
London Sydney
Sydney Tokyo
Noodle
Tokyo Berlin
Berlin London
London Beijing
Tea
Beijing Sao Paulo
NOtE:
Hotdog
• 1 km = 1/100 OS-KM
• Walking faster and with longer strides can achieve
the target within lesser days.
Beijing duck
tRIP DIARy MODE
Croissant In the Trip Diary Mode, you can view your trip plan's detailed
target summary. If no trip plan is selected, this Mode will be
hidden automatically.
Pizza
Press MODE to toggle to Trip Diary Mode. The unit will auto-
toggle every 3 seconds, showing the following:
• All starting and destination cities
Jamon
Chocolate
• The selected trip plan, total days to achieve and total
Kebab destination count
Feijoada
Lobster
• The total distance and days to achieve
Fish
Steam bun

SEt UP MODE

Pretzel In the Set Up Mode, you can set your stride length, weight,
time, alarm and key tone.
1. Press MODE to toggle to Set Up Mode.
Herring
2. Wait for the setting option to flash, then press DISP or
MODE to select option.
3. Press SEt to confirm and move to the next setting
option.
Waffle
The setting sequence is:
• stride length unit (cm / in) [press DISP]
• stride length value [press DISP or MODE]
• weight unit (kg / lb) [press DISP]
• weight value [press DISP or MODE]
• time format (12 / 24) [press DISP]
• time (hour and minute) [press DISP or MODE]
• alarm On/Off [press DISP]
• alarm time (hour and minute) (if alarm On is selected)
[press DISP or MODE]
• key tone On/Off [press DISP]
Exercise time and
to silence an activated alarm:
calorie consumption
Press any button to silence an activated alarm. If not
deactivated, the alarm will be activated at the same time the
following day.
ANIMAtION
The table below lists the scenarios that are associated with
the animations featured in this pedometer.
Target distance and time
SCENARIO
target distance target time to
(OS-KM) achieve (days)
6.52 1.30329
3.20 0.640382
3.38 0.67578
total 13.10 total 2.619452
If you successfully
complete the trip
target distance target time to
within target
(OS-KM) achieve (days)
6.92 1.38374
14.74 2.947688
12.36 2.471424
24.94 4.9879
total 58.95 total 11.790752
target distance target time to
(OS-KM) achieve (days)
28.96 5.7924
12.53 2.506822
10.62 2.12388
58.47 11.694212
total 110.59 total 22.117314
If you fail to complete
target distance target time to
the trip within target
(OS-KM) achieve (days)
87.64 17.528446
63.56 12.7111
94.90 18.979764
11.83 2.36523
total 257.92 total 51.58454
target distance target time to
(OS-KM) achieve (days)
118.42 23.68448
If there is no activity
77.80 15.55903 for 24 hours
82.36 16.472942
59.16 11.832586
51.57 10.31369

SPEcIfIcAtIONS

96.36 19.272602
total 485.68 total 97.13533
Real time clock
target distance target time to Step measurement range
(OS-KM) achieve (days)
Distance measurement range
22.94 4.588868
14.35 2.870456
User adjustable stride length
169.94 33.988516
77.96 15.59121
Calorie measurement range
89.12 17.824502
Body weight range
9.30 1.860004
81.25 16.2509 Exercise timer range
175.94 35.18883
Water resistance
total 640.82 total 128.163286
Power
Operating temperature
Storage temperature
PREcAUtIONS
To ensure you use your product correctly and safely, read
these warnings and the entire user manual before using the
product:
• Use a soft, slightly moistened cloth. Do not use abrasive
or corrosive cleaning agents, as these may cause
damage. Use lukewarm water and mild soap to clean the
device thoroughly after each training session. Never use
the product in hot water or store it when wet.
• Do not subject the product to excessive force, shock,
dust, temperature changes, or humidity. Never expose
the product to direct sunlight for extended periods. Such
treatment may result in malfunction.
• Do not tamper with the internal components. Doing so will
terminate the product warranty and may cause damage.
The main unit contains no user-serviceable parts.
• Do not scratch hard objects against the LCD display as
this may cause damage.
• Take precautions when handling all battery types.
• Remove the batteries whenever you are planning to
store the product for a long period of time.
• When replacing batteries, use new batteries as specified
in this user manual.
• The product is a precision instrument. Never attempt to
take this device apart. Contact the retailer or our customer
service department if the product requires servicing.
• Do not touch the exposed electronic circuitry, as there is
a danger of electric shock.
• Check all major functions if the device has not been
used for a long time. Maintain regular internal testing and
cleaning of your device. Have your device serviced by an
approved service centre annually.
• When disposing of this product, ensure it is collected
separately for special treatment and not as normal
household waste.
• Due to printing limitations, the displays shown in this
manual may differ from the actual display.
• The contents of this manual may not be reproduced
without the permission of the manufacturer.
NOtE
contents of the user manual are subject to change without
notice.
NOtE
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retailer.
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EU-DEcLARAtION Of cONfORMIty
Hereby, Oregon Scientific, declares that this Walk Around
the World Pedometer (Model: PE988) is in compliance with
EMC directive 2004/108/EC. A copy of the signed and dated
Declaration of Conformity is available on request via our
Oregon Scientific Customer Service.
ANIMATION
Press SET if you
want to select your
next trip then follow
steps 2 and 3 in Trip
Plan Mode, or press
MODE to exit.
Press SET if you
want to select a new
trip then follow steps
2 and 3 in Trip Plan
Mode, or press
MODE to exit.
Back to default display
12 / 24 format with hour
/ minute
0 – 99,999 steps
0 – 9999.99 km
(0 – 621 miles)
28 – 152 cm
(11 – 60 inches)
0 – 99,999 kcal
29 – 154 kg
(64 – 340 lbs)
99 hr 59 min 59 sec
No
1 x CR2032 3V battery
-10°C to 40°C
(14°F to 104°F)
-20°C to 60°C
(-4°F to 140°F)
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