Suunto X6 User Manual page 45

• Highest point, time and date.
• Lowest point, time and date.
• Total duration of the file and the amount of laps in the file.
• More specific information about that file including altitude and ascent and de-
scent rates on individual points according to recording interval, and graphical
presentations about the altitude. These are displayed in the following way:
First row:
• Total elapsed time
Second row:
• The left side displays a graphical presentation about the altitude in relation to
time. The scale of the graphical presentation depends on the set recording
interval and the recorded altitude differences.
• The right side displays ascent and descent rates in the point of time displayed in
the first row. For saved lap times, the right side displays lap and split numbers.
Third row:
• Altitude displayed with the set recording interval (10 or 60 seconds).
NOTE: If you try to view a file when the file list is empty, the message "
" is displayed and you return to the Function menu.
MEMORY
NOTE: When you start the Chrono, it starts recording the altitude profile. If the
memory becomes full while the recording is on, Suunto X6/X6M stops recording the
profile. However, the stopwatch remains running and the summary values are updated.
Erasing memory files
If the memory is full, you cannot start the timing until you have erased at least one
memory file.
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