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  • Page 1 BARIGO E7/E7S _____________________ Operating instructions...
  • Page 2 BARIGO E7/E7S. Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference. We wish you a lot of fun with your new BARIGO E7/E7S. Note: All illustrations throughout this manual represent the BARIGO E7.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Table of Contents Safety instructions ..............9 Basic functions ................. 16 2.1 Arrangement of the function buttons ............ 16 2.2 Name of symbols ................. 18 2.3 Basic functions ..................19 2.4 Other button functions ................. 20 2.5 Energy-saving mode ................
  • Page 4 BARIGO E7/E7S 3.5 Setting the alarm and hour signal ............29 3.6 Stopwatch .................... 33 3.6.1 Performance summary ..............38 3.6.2 Deleting readings ................ 40 3.7 Countdown timer ................. 41 3.7.1 Using the countdown timer ............44 Other settings ................46 Barometer .................
  • Page 5 BARIGO – Makes Difference 5.3.2 Changing the weather icon............56 5.4 Atmospheric pressure graph..............57 5.5 Refreshing the atmospheric pressure graph (Reset) ......58 Compass .................. 61 6.1 Compass functions ................61 6.2 Calibrating the compass and correcting the magnetic declination ..65 6.3 Setting the magnetic declination ............
  • Page 6 BARIGO E7/E7S 7.2 What is "AltiSpeed"? ................80 7.3 Synchronising altitude readings (1) ............. 81 7.3.1 Entering the current altitude ............82 7.4 Synchronising altitude readings (2) ............. 83 7.4.1 Entering the atmospheric pressure at sea level ......84 7.5 The relationship between altimeter, barometer and temperature ..85 7.6 Saving the altitude point (POINT) ............
  • Page 7 BARIGO – Makes Difference 10 Care and maintenance ............105 10.1 Tips and tricks for care ..............106 11 Warranty ................. 107 12 FAQs ..................108 13 Technical data ................ 113 14 Recycling and disposal ............115 15 Glossary ................. 117...
  • Page 8 BARIGO E7/E7S Intended use The BARIGO E7/E7S is intended as a watch with alarm, timer and chronograph functions. Special functions are built in for hobby and leisure activities, such as an altimeter, barometer, thermometer, digital compass and a weather forecast display.

  • Page 9: Safety Instructions

    It is not suitable for commercial areas of application. DANGER for children • Batteries can be life-threatening if swallowed. Therefore store your batteries and your BARIGO E7/E7S so that they cannot be reached by small children. If a battery is swallowed, seek medical assistance immediately.
  • Page 10 • Never try to recharge batteries. Danger of explosion! • Store the batteries in a cool, dry place. Direct heat may damage the batteries. Do not expose the BARIGO E7/E7S to strong heat sources. • Do not short-circuit the battery.
  • Page 11 BARIGO – Makes Difference • Remove the battery when not using the BARIGO E7/E7S for a longer period of time. • Immediately remove any leaking batteries form the BARIGO E7/E7S. Clean the contacts with a dry towel before you insert a new battery.
  • Page 12 To turn on the watch press the following buttons at the same time S1 [BARO/LAP], S3 [ALTI/DATA], S4 [MODE/LOG] and S5 [LIGHT/SET]. The altitude readings displayed by the BARIGO E7/E7S come from atmospheric pressure calculations The CR2032, which comes with a pre-installed lithium battery, was...
  • Page 13 (Observe the instructions in Section 6.2 Calibrating the compass in Chapter 6 Compass. - The wrist strap of the BARIGO E7/E7S is made from polyurethane (PUR). This material may cause skin irritations in certain persons. Therefore, before wearing the wrist strap, wipe the inside of the strap with a slightly damp cloth.
  • Page 14 BARIGO E7/E7S When performing risky activities such as mountain climbing, hiking, etc., we recommend you also take along a field compass and map of the area. Precautions before use The altitude reading is based on calculations made by the barometer...
  • Page 15 The wrist strap can be attacked by aggressive sweat. Therefore, you must clean the strap after wearing the watch. Scope of supply The sales packaging contains  1 BARIGO E7/E7S watch  1 Mini CD-ROM with this operating manual  1 Lithium button battery CR2032 (pre-installed) If any of the above is missing, please get in touch with the dealer from whom you bought the watch.

  • Page 16: Basic Functions

    BARIGO E7/E7S Basic functions Your BARIGO E7/E7S is equipped with five function buttons (S1- S5). Arrangement of the function buttons...
  • Page 17 BARIGO – Makes Difference S1 = BARO/LAP (atmospheric pressure or lap display) S2 = COMP/ST-STP (compass of stopwatch display) S3 = ALTI/DATA (altitude or DataLog display) S4 = MODE/LOG (setting modes and log function on/off) S5 = LIGHT/SET (background lighting and key lock)

  • Page 18: Name Of Symbols

    BARIGO E7/E7S Name of symbols Weather Segments showing symbols seconds and compass degree + (Plus) sign Key lock Enter Top row Medium row Back - (Minus) sign Bottom row Hours signal Alarm Countdown timer Stopwatch Battery life warning...

  • Page 19: Basic Functions

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Basic functions Barometer Compass Watch function (Normal mode) Altitude reading...

  • Page 20: Other Button Functions

    2 seconds, scroll through the menu up with the S1 button and downwards with the S3 button. Confirm your selection with the S2 button. The BARIGO E7/E7S automatically quits setting mode if there are no button presses within a minute.

  • Page 21: Energy-Saving Mode

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Energy-saving mode Pressing the S1, S3, S4 and S5 buttons at the same time activates energy-saving mode. The display switches itself off completely and all buttons are locked. In energy-saving mode, your settings as well as the current time is retained. Pressing this key combination again...

  • Page 22: Time

    BARIGO E7/E7S Time Time functions  Current time (12/24 hour format)  Current date (calendar to 2059)  Time 2 (for a second time zone– T2)  Daily alarm  Timer (countdown)  Stopwatch  Split storage When the watch is in normal mode, the current time is shown in the middle row.

  • Page 23: Navigation In The Main- And Sub-Menu

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Toggle the display in watch mode by pressing the S4 button Navigation in the main- and sub-menu In normal mode (watch mode), keep the S4 button pressed down in order to access the main selection menu. The S1 and S3 buttons allow you to scroll forwards and backwards through the individual menu items.

  • Page 24: Navigation In Normal Mode (Watch Mode)

    BARIGO E7/E7S Navigation in normal mode (watch mode) Keep S4 pressed down Display menu...

  • Page 25: Setting The Time, Date And Key Tone

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Setting the time, date and key tone The setting is made in the following order: Hours → Minutes → Seconds → Year → Month → Date → Keytone. The day of the week is set automatically.
  • Page 26 BARIGO E7/E7S you press S3 will reduce the hour by 1. To move through the hours more quickly, keep the S1 or S3 buttons pressed down. 6. Press the S2 button again to set the following functions in this order as described for the hours (see above): Minutes, seconds, year, month, day and keytone ON/OFF.

  • Page 27: Setting A Second Time Zone (T2)

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Your BARIGO E7/E7S automatically quits setting mode if no button is pressed for around one minute. Setting a second time zone (T2) Setting, step by step guide: 1. Keep the S4 button pressed down in Normal mode.
  • Page 28 BARIGO E7/E7S 6. The minutes flash in the middle row of the display. Each time you press S1 the minutes will increase by 1. Each time you press S3 the minutes will decrease by 1. To move through the hours more quickly, keep the S1 or S3 buttons pressed down.

  • Page 29: Setting The Alarm And Hour Signal

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Setting the alarm and hour signal Your BARIGO E7/E7S can save three (daily) alarms which are independent on each other. If you have activated the hour signal, a short beep will sound each full hour. To select the alarm settings, press the S4 button to access the main menu.
  • Page 30 BARIGO E7/E7S Setting: a step by step guide: 1. Keep the S4 button pressed down in normal mode. 2. Use S1 or S3 to scroll to the ALARM menu item until it is shown in reverse in the middle of the display unless it is not already displayed.
  • Page 31 13. Press the S4 button twice to return to Normal mode (watch mode) or press the S1 and S3 buttons to make additional settings. Your BARIGO E7/E7S automatically exits setting mode if a button is not pressed for approx. one minute.
  • Page 32 BARIGO E7/E7S Alarm symbol Alarm switched on Note  When the alarm is activated, a signal will sound for 30 seconds. You can switch the alarm off at any time by pressing any button. The alarm will remains active and will go off at the same time on all following days unless you deactivate it (see Steps 1 - 4 and 8).

  • Page 33: Stopwatch

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Stopwatch The stopwatch has a range of values of up to 99 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds, including the function for the split times. To select the stopwatch function, press the S4 button to access the main menu.
  • Page 34 BARIGO E7/E7S the number of laps (LAP-XX). The top row of the display displays the lap time (split time) of the current lap. Lap time, split time Total time Lap number You can save the split time (lap time) by pressing the S1 button while the stopwatch is running.
  • Page 35 BARIGO – Makes Difference for the next lap starts from zero again and then appears in the top row. elapsed time for second lap 2 seconds after pressing the S1 button total elapsed time During the first hour, the time is measured to 1/100th of a second, afterwards it is measured to the second.
  • Page 36 BARIGO E7/E7S Note  When time measurement by the stopwatch was stopped/paused after the S2 button was pressed, the stopwatch mode is automatically exited if no button is pressed for approx. one minute. If you return to stop- watch mode again, the previously measured times will be retained.
  • Page 37 BARIGO – Makes Difference  If your BARIGO E7/E7S is put into energy-saving mode, all stopwatch timings will be stopped automatically.

  • Page 38: Performance Summary

    BARIGO E7/E7S 3.6.1 Performance summary After the stopwatch timings were stopped by pressing the S2 button, various data, such as split times per lap, can be viewed in a perfor- mance review. Keep the S3 button pressed down for approx. two seconds. The title STOP- WATCH REVIEW (stopwatch review) is displayed briefly.
  • Page 39 BARIGO – Makes Difference Lap 1: 20.89 secs. / lap 2: 20.10 secs. / lap 3: 21.55 secs. Lap time Lap 1 = 20.89 Lap 2 = 22.10 Lap 3 = 21.55 secs. secs. secs. Total After lap 1 =...

  • Page 40: Deleting Readings

    BARIGO E7/E7S available. It will not be available until a new time measurement with lap times is started and completed again. 3.6.2 Deleting readings You can only delete the stopwatch information by stopping timing by pressing the S2 button. Keep the S1 button pressed down to delete all of the stopwatch readings.

  • Page 41: Countdown Timer

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Countdown timer You can set the countdown timer in the range 1 second to 100 hours. A signal tone sounds when the countdown timer reaches 00:00:00. The timer can be set to the second. To select the timer function, press the S4 button to access the main menu.
  • Page 42 BARIGO E7/E7S Setting: a step by step guide: 1. Keep the S4 button pressed down in normal mode. 2. Use S1 or S3 to scroll to the TIMER menu item until it is shown in reverse in the middle of the display.
  • Page 43 BARIGO – Makes Difference Your BARIGO E7/E7S automatically exits setting mode if a button is not pressed for approx. one minute. must be kept pressed down...

  • Page 44: Using The Countdown Timer

    BARIGO E7/E7S 3.7.1 Using the countdown timer In timer mode, press the S2 button to start the countdown timer.  When you have reached the end of the countdown, the alarm will sound for five seconds or until it is deactivated by pressing any button.
  • Page 45 BARIGO – Makes Difference Caution The timer uses the watch function to measure the time to reduce battery consumption. This can lead to a minor discrepancy of ap- prox. one second, depending on when the button was pressed.

  • Page 46: Other Settings

    BARIGO E7/E7S Other settings As well as the above time functions, your BARIGO E7/E7S has many other features including ALTI-BARO (altitude and atmospheric pressure measurement), UNIT (units), DUAL TIME (second time zone) and COMPASS (compass). The settings for them are adjust- ed in the SETTINGS menu.

  • Page 47: Barometer

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Barometer You can access barometer mode by pressing the S1 button, regard- less of whether the BARIGO E7/E7S is in time-, compass- or altime- ter mode.

  • Page 48: Absolute And Relative Atmospheric Pressure

    Before we come to the settings for the barometer on your watch, we would like to discuss absolute and relative atmospheric pressure, as your BARIGO E7/E7S uses these two values to calculate the current height at your measuring location. Since atmospheric pressure decreases with increasing altitude, and...
  • Page 49 BARIGO – Makes Difference lower the air temperature, the higher the value. Since the decrease in atmospheric pressure is based on the log scale, the difference at an altitude of 5.5 km increases by as much as approx. 16 metres per 1 hPa.

  • Page 50: Navigation In Setting Mode For The Altitude And Atmospheric Pressure Sea Level

    BARIGO E7/E7S Navigation in setting mode for the altitude and atmospheric pressure sea level...

  • Page 51: Barometer Functions

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Barometer functions  Current (absolute) atmospheric pressure  Range of values: 300 – 1,100 hPa (8.86 – 32.48 in Hg)  Measurement cycles: the first 3 minutes = every 5 sec- onds, after 3 minutes = every 2 minutes.
  • Page 52 BARIGO E7/E7S over the last 20 hours appears in the left half of middle row; in the right half, the current atmospheric pressure at the measuring loca- tion is shown. The bottom row displays the current time.  If you leave the watch in barometer mode, it will automati- cally be exited after 12 hours.

  • Page 53: Weather Icon

    BARIGO – Makes Difference shade. The case of your BARIGO E7/E7S needs around 15 to 30 minutes to adjust to the current ambient temperature in order to deliver an accurate temperature reading. 5.3.1 Weather icon The displayed weather icon is merely a forecast of the weather in the coming hours.
  • Page 54 BARIGO E7/E7S  To get a more accurate weather forecast, we recommend you stay in the same location for at least six hours.  Increasing your altitude normally brings about a change in the atmospheric pressure. This also has a greater effect on the weather icon display.
  • Page 55 BARIGO – Makes Difference button to adjust the weather icon to the current weather sit- uation. (See image on following page)

  • Page 56: Changing The Weather Icon

    BARIGO E7/E7S 5.3.2 Changing the weather icon...

  • Page 57: Atmospheric Pressure Graph

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Atmospheric pressure graph The atmospheric pressure graph shows earlier pressure readings from up to 20 hours. The time appears on the horizontal axis of the graph with each line representing an hour. The point on the extreme right, i.e.

  • Page 58: Refreshing The Atmospheric Pressure Graph (Reset)

    BARIGO E7/E7S  You need to be well informed about the weather in order to be able to carry out your outdoor activities safely.  The readings on the left of the graph are the older ones, whereas the right end of the curve represent the last (most recent) reading.
  • Page 59 BARIGO – Makes Difference When descending from the top of a mountain, the atmospheric pressure increases; when climbing it will decrease. To refresh (redraw) the atmospheric pressure graph, keep the S5 button pressed down while in barometer mode. The "GRAPH RE- FRESH"...
  • Page 60 The barometer on your BARIGO E7/E7S displays the actual atmos- pheric pressure at your measuring location. Weather forecasters normally provide the atmospheric pressure at sea level. With most barometers, the atmospheric pressure at sea level is displayed at each point (in other words the relative atmospheric pressure);...

  • Page 61: Compass

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Compass 12 o'clock The built-in direction sensor on your position BARIGO E7/E7S identifies magnetic North and displays one of 16 direc- tions in the display. Direction indicator Compass functions  Angles: 0° to 359°  The marks on the outer ring...
  • Page 62 BARIGO E7/E7S the horizon). To start compass mode, press the S2 button in watch, barometer-, or altitude mode. If you start launch compass mode by pressing S2, press the S4 button followed by S2 again. In compass mode, the angle is displayed in the middle row of the display.
  • Page 63 BARIGO – Makes Difference North 349°-11° The table below lists the North-north east 12°-33° points of the compass as North east 34°-56° shown in the direction indicator, with associated East -north east 57°-78° angles. East 79°-101° East -south east 102°-123°...
  • Page 64 Note The compass function uses a lot of battery power and is switched off again after approx. 15 seconds, i.e. your BARIGO E7/E7S returns to watch mode. You can view the compass again at any time by pressing the S2 button.

  • Page 65: Calibrating The Compass And Correcting The Magnetic Declination

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Calibrating the compass and correcting the magnetic declination To access calibration mode, while in watch mode, keep the S4 button pressed down until the selection menu appears. Use the S1 and S3 buttons to scroll to the SETTINGS menu item. Confirm your selection by pressing the S2 button.
  • Page 66 BARIGO E7/E7S After the message CALIBRATE – KEEP LEVEL – ROTATE appears on the display, the segments along the edge of the display will begin to form a circle, moving in a clockwise direction. This happens twice. Place the watch down on a flat surface and rotate it around its own axis at the same speed with which the marks form a circle.
  • Page 67 BARIGO – Makes Difference If FAIL continues to be shown, please do the following: Place the watch upside down on the table (watch out: no metal frame should be close) and rotate slowly in clockwise or counter clockwise direction twice at least within 30 seconds time.
  • Page 68 BARIGO E7/E7S After calibration is successful the watch will automatically switch to the setting area for magnetic declination (declination). If the magnet- ic declination does not require correction, press the S4, button twice to complete the calibration process and return to watch mode.

  • Page 69: Setting The Magnetic Declination

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Setting the magnetic declination All maps are based on the geographic North Pole. The compass needle however points to the magnetic North Pole. This deviates from the geographical North Pole by approx. 2,000 km and is continuously changing position. This deviation is termed the magnetic declination.
  • Page 70 BARIGO E7/E7S Mag- value to enter Country City netic declina- tion Australia Canberra 12 E China Peking Germany Berlin France Paris Great Britain London Japan Tokyo Canada Ottawa 14 W Mexico Mexico City Norway Oslo Washington 10 W...

  • Page 71: Setting The Declination Angle

    S1 or S3 button. Then confirm your entry by pressing the S2 button. The compass on your BARIGO E7/E7S is now ready to use. Press the S4 button twice to return to watch mode (normal mode). To launch the compass function press the S2 button.

  • Page 72: Using The Compass

    BARIGO E7/E7S It does not matter if the BARIGO E7/E7S is in time-, compass- or altimeter mode. Caution To take the bearings, place the watch on a flat surface, or, if you are wearing the watch, make sure your wrist is horizontal (to the hori- zon).
  • Page 73 BARIGO – Makes Difference 3. After a brief time, the direction to which the 12 o'clock posi- tion of the watch is pointing will appear in the display. Both as a point of the compass in the top row and an angle in the middle row.

  • Page 74: Arrangement On A Map

    BARIGO E7/E7S (Map) 6.5.2 Arrangement on a map (for E7 only) To determine the direction where the destination (B) lies from the current measuring location (A). 1. On your map, draw a line be- (Map) tween your location (A) and the destination (B).
  • Page 75 North marking (N) of the bezel. 6. You can reach your destination B by going in the direction to which the 12 o'clock position of your BARIGO E7 is pointing. Note With declination setting (chapter 6.3) N will be in line with N on the map.

  • Page 76: Altimeter

    You can access the altimeter by pressing the S3 button, regardless of whether the BARIGO E7/E7S is in time-, compass- or atmospher- ic pressure mode. After the word ALTIMETER appears on the display, the watch is in altimeter mode.

  • Page 77: Altitude Measurement

    BARIGO – Makes Difference The current height is shown in the middle row of the display while the upper row displays the height difference in the previous minute (in m/ft – ft = foot). The current display row indicates the current time.
  • Page 78 BARIGO E7/E7S The altimeter display is ended automatically after 24 hours unless stopped earlier. The watch then returns to Normal mode (watch mode). IMPORTANT Your watch uses the difference in atmospheric pressure between the relative atmospheric pressure (at sea level) and the current atmospheric pressure (at your measuring point).
  • Page 79 BARIGO – Makes Difference Do not use this watch's altimeter for measurements requiring pro- fessional levels of accuracy. Also bear in mind that the cabin pressure in an aeroplane is kept constant. The altitude reading on your watch therefore does not concur with the altitude readings of the aeroplane indicated on display on by their captain.

  • Page 80: What Is "Altispeed

    The measurement in the first minute is displayed as 0 m. This value is refreshed after the first minute. With the altimeter on your BARIGO E7/E7S, the distance covered per minute appears in the upper row of the display. This reading is very useful during a mountain hike if you want to maintain an even tempo during the ascent or descent.

  • Page 81: Synchronising Altitude Readings (1)

    BARIGO – Makes Difference The measuring range for AltiSpeed lies between -300 m and +300 m. If the reading exceeds either range limit, only the maximum of - /+300m per minute is displayed. Synchronising altitude readings (1) If the displayed altitude differs from the real altitude, carry out a synchronisation as follows.

  • Page 82: Entering The Current Altitude

    BARIGO E7/E7S in the pressure can indirectly change the reading you just set. Synchronising the altitude reading means synchronising with the pressure value at sea level which serves as the basis for calculating the altitude. This atmospheric pressure at sea level value remains unchanged if the "Synchronisation of the altitude reading"...

  • Page 83: Synchronising Altitude Readings (2)

    If the current height is not determined and cannot be entered in your BARIGO E7/E7S, but you find the current atmospheric pressure reading at sea level for example from a weather report, you can use this figure to determine the current altitude.

  • Page 84: Entering The Atmospheric Pressure At Sea Level

    BARIGO E7/E7S However, it is not easy to find precise and up-to-date information about the atmospheric pressure at sea level. For this reason, syn- chronising this measuring value can also differ from the altitude determined in this way. You can obtain readings of the atmospheric pressure at sea level from the radio or Internet.

  • Page 85: The Relationship Between Altimeter, Barometer And Temperature

    Press the S1 or S3 button to now enter the current value for the atmospheric pressure at sea level. Afterwards press the S4 button to return to watch mode. BARIGO E7/E7S will now calculate an approximate figure for the altitude. The relationship between altimeter,...
  • Page 86 BARIGO E7/E7S Height above Standard atmos- Standard temperature "null" pheric pressure (°C) (hPa) 1,013 15.0 13.7 12.4 11.1 1,000 1,200 1,600 1,800 2,000 2,400 2,800 -0.6 3,000 -3.2 3,400 -4.5 3,800 -9.7 4,000 -11.0 4,500 -14.3...
  • Page 87 BARIGO – Makes Difference Height above Standard atmos- Standard temperature "null" pheric pressure (°C) (hPa) 5,000 -17.5 5,500 -20.8 6,000 -24.0 Caution The standard atmospheric pressure of all altitudes is based on the predefined standard temperature. Higher or lower temperatures cause changes in atmospheric pressure.

  • Page 88: Saving The Altitude Point (Point)

    BARIGO E7/E7S Saving the altitude point (POINT) This function is used to save altitude information with the date and time. This function is useful in practice for example to keep a record of the altitude point at the start of a hike and upon reaching the summit.

  • Page 89: Memory Log (Log)

    BARIGO – Makes Difference The memory can save up to 50 altitude points. When saving more than 50 altitude points, the oldest ones get overwritten. Memory log (LOG) Use this function to save the altitudes along the entire hike, e.g. the minimum and maximum altitude (MIN/MAX), overall difference in height on the ascent/descent during recording.

  • Page 90: Ending Log Recording

    BARIGO E7/E7S The time elapsed since the recording began and the current time are alternately displayed in this row - this will continue until recording has stopped. 7.7.2 Ending log recording To end the recording, keep the S5 button pressed down in altimeter mode until the message "LOG OFF"...
  • Page 91 BARIGO – Makes Difference  The barometer function is not available during log record- ing. In the time and compass mode, if you press the S1 button for the barometer, the message LOG MEMORY ACTIVE appears. After, the display returns to the mode you were in when you pressed the S1 button down.
  • Page 92 BARIGO E7/E7S  In order to minimise changes to the altitude, when you spend a longer time in a location, the memory will ignore altitude changes of 1-3 metres during its regular compari- son of the altitude reading.

  • Page 93: Viewing The Saved Logs And Altitude Points

    BARIGO – Makes Difference 7.7.3 Viewing the saved logs and altitude points The altitude points and log data rec- orded during your hikes are saved to memory and can be viewed as follows. In normal mode (watch mode), keep the S4 button pressed until the main selection menu is displayed.
  • Page 94 BARIGO E7/E7S button to select the submenu POINT (altitude point). The most recently altitude point now appears in the following screen display if you have saved more than one altitude point. If you want to view more altitude points, press the S1 or S3 button to scroll through the individual altitude points.
  • Page 95 BARIGO – Makes Difference Deleting altitude points To delete the altitude points, keep the S2 button pressed down until the CLEAR message appears. You can only delete one altitude point per deletion. If you want to delete addi- tional altitude points, repeat the process.
  • Page 96 BARIGO E7/E7S The most recently saved log record appears in the middle row of the following display if you have saved more than one record. If you want to view other records, press the S1 or S3 button to scroll through the individual records.
  • Page 97 BARIGO – Makes Difference Navigation within a log record...
  • Page 98 BARIGO E7/E7S If no button is pressed inside the view of a log record, the BARIGO E7/E7S will automatically return to normal (watch) mode. Caution For example, you start at an altitude of 500 m and you manage to reach 600 m after a constant ascent.
  • Page 99 LOG appears, the log record memory is empty. Hint It is definitely useful to activate key tones on your BARIGO E7/E7S. Key tones can act as a confirmation after many actions which require entries, e.g. starting and ending log recordings, setting and...

  • Page 100: Setting The Units (Unit)

    BARIGO E7/E7S Setting the units (UNIT) Your BARIGO E7/E7S provides the option of setting the different units to suit your own needs. You can change the units for the altitude (m/ft), atmospheric pressure (hPa/in Hg), temperature (°C/°F) and time- (12/24) and date formats (DD-MM/MM-DD). To open the setting menu, do the following: 1.
  • Page 101 BARIGO – Makes Difference 4. The display for setting the time format 12/24 (TIME) ap- pears first. Pressing S2 again allows you to scroll forwards through the individual setting displays, in the following or- der: DATE (date format), ALTITUDE (altitude), PRESSURE (atmospheric pressure) and TEMP (temperature).

  • Page 102: Battery Replacement

    Battery replacement We recommend you replace the battery if the display on the BARI- GO E7/E7S is weak or the backlighting is very hard to make out, or if the battery indicator lights up. After replacing the battery, you will need to re-set the date and time and re-calibrate the compass.
  • Page 103 BARIGO – Makes Difference 1. Open up the battery compart- ment on the reverse of the watch by using a coin to turn it in an an- ticlockwise direction. 2. Remove the old battery and the white plastic cover. 3. Carefully clean the battery com- partment.
  • Page 104 BARIGO E7/E7S Please make sure that the O-ring is in the correct position. The plastic cover has to be replaced on the top of the battery. Caution If you - and not a specialist- are changing the battery yourself, make sure your watch is still water-resistant.

  • Page 105: Care And Maintenance

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Care and maintenance Water-resistance The BARIGO E7/E7S is water-proof up to a pressure of 5 bar. Washing, e.g. Bathing Showering Swimming Diving raining The BARIGO E7/E7S is water-proof up to 5 bar when performing the activities in the table. It is not suitable for use as a diver's watch!

  • Page 106: Tips And Tricks For Care

    The BARIGO E7/E7S is protected against shocks which may arise when worn normally on the wrist. • Do not expose the BARIGO E7/E7S to extreme tempera- ture fluctuations to avoid the build-up of condensation. • Magnetic fields can cause discrepancies in time measure-...

  • Page 107: Warranty

    Difference Warranty We provide a 2 year warranty from the date of purchase. For a BARIGO E7/E7S purchased abroad, we provide a warranty of one year from the date of purchase. The BARIGO E7/E7S has been manufactured using the latest manufacturing methods and has undergone precise quality checks.

  • Page 108: Faqs

    BARIGO E7/E7S FAQs Question: How long does the battery last? Answer: This depends on how you use the watch. Altimeter, memory, frequent use of the barometer or compass and backlighting reduces the lift of the battery. Question: What is the cause of incorrect bearings with the compass? Answer: Strong magnetic sources nearby, such as e.g.
  • Page 109 When measuring the altitude, on the other hand it is better to leave the watch on your wrist to keep the BARIGO E7/E7S at a constant temperature which helps get a precise height measurement.
  • Page 110 Also REMOVE all moisture from the watch case. The case of your BARIGO E7/E7S needs around 15 to 30 minutes to adjust to the cur- rent ambient temperature. Question: What does atmospheric pressure at sea level and the...
  • Page 111 BARIGO – Makes Difference Atmospheric pressure at sea level = current atmospheric pressure: Altitude = 0m Atmospheric pressure at sea level > current atmospheric pressure: Altitude above 0m Atmospheric pressure at sea level < current atmospheric pressure: Altitude less than 0m...
  • Page 112 Dear customer, The reprint, reproduction or BARIGO is constantly working translation of these operating on the further development of instructions, even in part, is not all types and models. permitted without written ap- proval of BARIGO. We may make changes to the...

  • Page 113: Technical Data

    Technical data General Water-proof to 5 bar Ambient temperature -10°C to 60°C Backlit display Battery type CR2032 Lithium 3V Timekeeper Watch Format 12/24 Second time zone freely-configurable Chime on/off Date Calendar up to 2059 Alarm 3 daily alarms Timer Countdown (99:59:59 hours) Stopwatch Range up to 99:59:59 hours Split times...
  • Page 114 BARIGO E7/E7S Altimeter Display range -500 m to +9,000 m AltiSpeed -300 m to +300 m Altitude addition MIN/MAX/ASC/DSC/ Memory up to 50 logs up to 30 altitude points Thermometer - 10°C to 60°C Compass scale 0° to 359° Rotating bezel (only E7)

  • Page 115: Recycling And Disposal

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Recycling and disposal Batteries are not to be disposed of in the household waste. As a consumer, it is your duty to send return batteries to a site for envi- ronmentally-friendly disposal. You can return used batteries to public collection centres in your community or wherever such batteries are sold.
  • Page 116 BARIGO E7/E7S Disposal The disposal of electrical and electronic used devices (applies within the European Union and other European states with systems for the separation of materials) This symbol on the product or packaging indicates that the product is not to be disposed of in the household waste. Instead, it must be taken to a collection centre designed for this purpose for recycling electrical and electronic devices.

  • Page 117: Glossary

    BARIGO – Makes Difference Glossary Menus Display Meaning ALARM Alarm SETTINGS Settings MEMORY Memory POINT Altitude point TIMER Timer STOPWATCH Stopwatch CHIME Hourly chime/-signal BEST LAP best lap time AVG LAP average lap time ALTI-BARO Settings for altitude and atmos-...
  • Page 118 BARIGO E7/E7S Display Meaning ALTITUDE current altitude SEA LEVEL The atmospheric pressure at sea level WEATHER Weather symbols UNIT Units PRESSURE Atmospheric pressure TEMP Temperature °C degrees Celsius °F degrees Fahrenheit TIME-DATE Settings for time, date and key tones Time, calendar and alarm...
  • Page 119 BARIGO – Makes Difference Display Meaning Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday HOURS Hours MINUTES Minutes SECONDS seconds YEAR Year MONTH Month DATE Date (day) TT (day, two digits) MM (Month, two digits) KEYTONE Key tone 2nd Time zone...
  • Page 120 BARIGO E7/E7S Display Meaning TIME Time format 24 hour display 12 hour display morning (12am - 11:59am afternoon (12pm - 11:59pm) Alarm function You can set three different alarm times for different daily reminders. Dual time It is possible to set a second time zone (T2) to the displayed...
  • Page 121 BARIGO – Makes Difference Backlit display The backlit display makes it easier to make out the dis- played symbols, graphics and text under different light conditions. To save energy and to increase the lift of the battery, the backlit display is switched off again after a few seconds.
  • Page 122 BARIGO E7/E7S Chime A signal sounds every full hour. Key lock The key lock prevents a function key from being pressed accidentally. When the key lock is active, the only way to disable it is by pressing the S5 button again.
  • Page 123 BARIGO – Makes Difference To display the actual ambient temperature, the watch must be taken from the wrist for approx. 15 to 30 minutes; as a result, this will prevent the body temperature from having an effect. Timer This countdown can be used for all sporting events or daily...
  • Page 124 BARIGO Barometerfabrik GmbH Eichendorffstr. 28 D-78054 Villingen-Schwenningen Germany Internet: http://www.barigo-outdoor.com eMail: info@barigo.de © 2015 BARIGO000E7/E7SHN14V1.1 (GBR)

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