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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Managing the Chronograph Data Log Reviewing Runs Clearing Laps and Runs 15-16 DAILY ALARM 17-18 Turning Alarm On/Off Setting the Daily Alarm 17-18 RESETTING THE INSTRUMENT SPECIFICATIONS AND RANGES 19-22 TROUBLE SHOOTING 23-25 23-24 26-27 28-29 28-29 30-31 32-33 axis... - Page 3 Please keep in mind, the Axis is a sensitive technical instrument. With proper care and maintenance, it will last for many years of use. However improper care and handling can cause the various sensors to be damaged and to stop functioning.
- Page 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS CARE AND MAINTENANCE Your AXIS OUTDOOR WRIST INSTRUMENT should be protected from shocks, extreme heat and extended exposure to direct sunlight. You should only perform service procedures related to the changing of the battery as shown in this manual.
- Page 5 ALTIMETER ICONS symbol description what it means Current Altitude measured in feet FEET Current Altitude measured in meters METERS BAROMETER ICONS symbol description what it means Barometric pressure units MILLIBAR Fahrenheit temperature units DEGREES F Centigrade temperature units DEGREES C axis...
- Page 6 KEYS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS The Axis is equipped with 4 individual keys. Each key has several functions listed below. S1 KEY - Changes View in Time, Barometer, Altimeter, Altimeter Log and Chronograph Log modes - Start/Stop information storage in Altimeter mode...
- Page 7 1.5 seconds before advancing automat- ically to the modes primary screen. QUICK TIME BAROMETER QUICK PRESS of the key. Upon entering a mode, the COMPASS ALTIMETER axis...
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Page 8: Modes Of Operation
TIME FUNCTIONS VIEW TIME 1 / TIME 2 The Axis is equipped with a full feature watch package including Time of Day, Day/Date/Day of Week, Two Time Zones and Two Daily Alarms. The Time Zone being displayed is indicated by a small T1/T2 in the upper left corner of the display. -
Page 9: Secondary Time Screens
For accurate temperature readings, remove the instrument from your body and place in a shaded area for 10-15 minutes. (continued) SCREEN 3 Top Line: GRAPH OF BAROMETRIC PRESSURE FOR THE PAST 24HOURS Center Line: TIME OF DAY Bottom Line: TEMPERATURE axis... -
Page 10: Compass
REACTIVATING COMPASS To save power, the compass feature of the Axis only remains active for a period of 10-seconds. To reactivate the compass display, (continued) center line and END in the upper line and automatically advance to the compass display. -
Page 11: Barometer
BAROMETER TABLE OF CONTENTS The Axis are equipped with a highly sensitive barometer/weather station. The barometer measures the local Barometric Pressure and calculates the Barometric Pressure corrected to Mean Sea Level (MSL). Barometric pressure is displayed in Millibar/HectoPascals (mbar/hpa). PROGRAMMING STEPS 1. -
Page 12: Barometric Pressure Graph
PRESS & HOLD key. Continue to hold the key until the temperature units icon stops flashing. NOTE: The TEMPERATURE units chosen while in the BAROMETER mode will be the units displayed in the TIME OF DAY mode. of the axis... -
Page 13: Altimeter
TABLE OF CONTENTS ALTIMETER Because the ALTIMETER system in the Axis relies on barometric pressure for its measurements, it is critical that you regularly calibrate the unit to a known altitude. For maximum accuracy, daily calibration is a must. If you are using the unit during times of changeable weather, the unit may need to be calibrated more often. -
Page 14: Max/Acc Scrolling Message
The Axis is equipped with an Altitude Data Point memory system. This system allows you to capture to memory the altitude of a particular location along with the date and time of the capture. The Axis is capable of storing up to 20 individual Altitude Data Points. -
Page 15: Chronograph
WHAT ARE LAPS AND SPLITS The Axis displays both LAP and SPLIT times on screen. A LAP is a discrete period of time from when the CHRONOGRAPH has started (Lap 1) or since the end of a previous lap. A SPLIT is the cumulative total of all previous LAPS. -
Page 16: Chronograph Data Log Memory
4. The bottom line will show the number of the LAP/SPLIT. After reviewing all LAP/SPLIT information the display will show the BEST TIME OF ALL LAPS. The final display will show the AVERAGE TIME OF ALL LAPS which were timed. key it axis... -
Page 17: Clearing Laps And Runs
ALTIWARE SERIES TABLE OF CONTENTS DAILY ALARM The Axis is equipped with two individual daily alarms which can be set to the hour and minute for either Time Zone 1 or Time Zone 2. TURNING AN ALARM ON/OFF 1. Starting in ALARM mode. -
Page 18: Setting The Daily Alarm
BAROMETER Range 300 to 1100mbar Resolution 1mbar CHRONOGRAPH Range 24 hours Resolution 0.01 second for first hour; 1.0 second for hours 2-23 CHRONOGRAPH LOG 100 Laps/Splits 30 Runs/Workouts showing Lap/split times, Best Lap/Split, Average Lap/Splits axis... -
Page 19: Trouble Shooting
If you try a new battery and problems persist, please try a second battery from another source, just to be certain. If the battery of the Axis is failing it may show itself in several ways. - Page 20 HIGHGEAR USA/TECHTRAIL INC. web: www.highgear.com www.techtrail.com email: contacts@highgear.com contacts@techtrail.com © 2006 Highgear USA/TechTrail Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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