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Summary of Contents for iTOUCH Sport 2
- Page 1 S M A R T W A T C H (US) USER MANUAL VERSION 1.0...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Getting Started What’s in the box? Setting up iTouch Sport Charging Your Smartwatch Download Smartwatch App Connecting, Syncing & Pairing Basics Powering On/Off, Motion Gesture & Brightness Navigation Tips Changing Watch Faces Apps and Features Timekeeping Notifications & Messaging Activity Tracking &... -
Page 3: Getting Started
Setting up your iTouch Sport Smartwatch Charge Your Smartwatch A fully charged iTouch Sport has an extended battery life of up to 30 days (standby time). Battery life and charge cycles vary based on usage, screen display brightness and etc. -
Page 4: Download Smartwatch App
3. Once the app is installed, open it to create a profile. For accurate results, please enter correct informa- tion here. Then, tap the ‘X’ button at the top of the screen to begin setting up your iTouch Sport Smart- watch. -
Page 5: Basics
• A small back button has been added to nearly every screen on your iTouch Sport, you can use this but- ton to go back/exit any section you’re in. This button is usually found on the top left hand corner of the screen. -
Page 6: Changing Watch Faces
You can time events with the stopwatch found in the Clock app on your iTouch Sport device too. Tap the Stopwatch found in the Clock app and then tap the play button to begin. Tap the pause button to pause the stop watch and the lap button to better time yourself. -
Page 7: Notifications & Messaging
Apps and Features Timekeeping You can also time events with the countdown timer found in the Clock app on your iTouch Sport device. Tap the Countdown timer found in the Clock app. Swipe up and down to see the different countdown times you can choose from. Tap on your desired time frame and... -
Page 8: Activity Tracking & Sleep
Set a goal to help you get started on your health & fitness journey. To begin, your recommended goal is set to take 8,000 steps per day. You can choose to change your target goal via the iTOUCH Wear- page. Tap Step Goal to begin setting. -
Page 9: Body Temperature
Battery life matters to everyone and getting the most out of your watch is important. This is why your iTouch Sport smartwatch is equipped with a Power Saving Mode. To turn this feature on, navigate to the settings option on your device and tap on it. Then tap on Power Saving. -
Page 10: Heart Rate Monitor
Within the iTouch Wearables app, on the home page (dashboard), you will see a section for the 24/7 heart rate. Clicking on this will reveal your current average heart rate, highest and lowest heart rate records, last 7 day trends for your heart rate and more (Make sure your smartwatch is connected to your device to view this data). -
Page 11: Connected Gps
GPS. Review your exercise history via the iTOUCH Wearables app. Note: The Connected GPS feature on the iTouch Sport works with the GPS sensors on your nearby smartphone. To use Connected GPS from the Home page of the app, scroll down and hit Running Mode. A new screen will appear with a start button. -
Page 12: Music Remote
To remotely control music from your smartwatch, navigate to the music feature on the iTouch Sport. The music remote allows you to play/pause, skip forward, or skip to previous music from your music apps. Your iTouch Sport is compatible with various applications such as Apple Music, Spotify, and Pandora. -
Page 13: Updating, Restarting, & Erasing
Sport and clear all data on it. WEAR AND CARE All iTOUCH Wearable products are meant to be worn all day and night, so it’s important to follow a few simple guidelines as you wear and care for your device. -
Page 14: Regulations And Safety Notices
REGULATORY & SAFETY NOTICES This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reason- able protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.