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HighGear FM User Manual

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  • Page 1 PanicAlarm Pulse BodyFat VIA_FMBFPulse.indd 1 10/18/05 9:27:21 AM...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    OPERATING THE VIA PEDOMETER DISTANCE/STOPWATCH MODE STEP MODE CALORIE/ODO MODE TARGET CALORIES/DAILY CALORIES MODE USING THE FM RADIO (VIA FM) USING THE PANIC ALARM (VIA PANICALARM) USING THE PULSE RATE MONITOR (VIA PULSE) WEARING YOUR VIA PEDOMETER MOTION SENSITIVITY SLIDE SWITCH...

  • Page 3: Via Pedometer Features

    Time of Day. In addition to these basic features, VIA Pedometers are also available in specialty models: • VIA Pulse (w/ heart rate) • VIA FM (w/ FM radio receiver) • VIA PanicAlarm (w/ panic alarm) • VIA BodyFat (w/ body fat analyzer) SPECIFICATIONS & RANGES TIME MODE - 12 hour / 24 hour display.

  • Page 4: Basic Operation Of Buttons

    BASIC OPERATION OF BUTTONS HR SENSOR (VIA Pulse) Earphone Jack UP/CLR DOWN (VIA FM) Alarm Jack (VIA PanicAlarm) MODE CURRENT MODE START (VIA Pulse) RESET/SCAN (VIA FM) UP/CLR DOWN SENSOR MODE SENSOR START IA_FMBFPulse.indd 2 10/18/05 9:27:23 AM...
  • Page 5 PanicAlarm and Pulse). DOWN KEY - Decreases variable in setting sequence. START - RESET/SCAN KEY - Activates heart rate detection (VIA Pulse). - Resets FM station search (VIA FM). - Advances to subsequent FM station (VIA FM). VIA_FMBFPulse.indd 3 10/18/05 9:27:24 AM...

  • Page 6: Primary Operating Modes

    PRIMARY OPERATING MODES The VIA Basic, FM, Pulse and Panic Alarm models have 4 common, primary operational modes: STEP/TIME MODE: The top line displays number of Steps Taken. Bottom line displays Time of Day. DISTANCE/CHRONOGRAPH MODE: Top line displays Distance Traveled. Bottom line displays Chronograph/elapsed time.

  • Page 7: Determining Your Stride Length

    SETTING USER DATA - ALL MODELS DETERMINING YOUR STRIDE LENGTH 1. You will need a tape measure to accurately measure your stride. 2. Mark a spot on the ground. Start with your toe to that point and take 10 natural strides of the type you want to measure (run, walk, jog, etc).

  • Page 8: Setting User Data

    SETTING USER DATA SETTING TIME OF DAY AND PERSONAL DATA: VIA Basic, FM, Pulse and PanicAlarm models 1. Advance to TIME SCREEN by PRESSING the MODE key. 2. PRESS & HOLD the SET key to enter into the setting sequence, “12HR” will flash,...

  • Page 9: Setting Target Calories

    SETTING USER DATA SETTING TARGET CALORIES: VIA Basic, FM, Pulse and PanicAlarm models 1. Advance to TARGET CALORIES/DAILY TARGET CALORIES/DAILY CALORIES MODE by PRESSING the MODE key. SET CAL/DAY CAL will display in the current mode field. 2. TARGET CALORIES will be displayed on the upper line of the screen.

  • Page 10: Operating The Via Pedometer

    2. Press the SET key to START STOPWATCH. Press the SET key again to STOP. 3. Press the UP/CLR key to RESET THE STOPWATCH back to zero. STEP MODE: VIA Basic, FM, Pulse and PanicAlarm models In STEP/TIME MODE: 1. The upper display line indicates the NUMBER OF STEPS you have taken.

  • Page 11: Calorie/Odo Mode

    OPERATING THE VIA PEDOMETER CALORIE/ ODO MODE: VIA Basic, FM, Pulse and PanicAlarm models In CALORIE /ODO MODE: 1. The upper line displays CALORIES BURNED. The lower line displays TOTAL DISTANCE TRAVELED (ODO). NOTE: The Total Distance Traveled (ODO) can only be reset by replacing the batteries.

  • Page 12: Target Calories/Daily Calories Mode

    OPERATING THE VIA PEDOMETER TARGET CALORIES/DAILY CALORIES MODE: VIA Basic, FM, Pulse and PanicAlarm models In TARGET CALORIES/DAILY CALORIES MODE: 1. SET CAL/DAY CAL will display in the current mode field. 2. TARGET CALORIES will be displayed on the upper line of the screen. The lower line displays ACTUAL CALORIES BURNED.

  • Page 13: Using The Fm Radio (Via Fm)

    SCAN button until a desired station is reached. 5. To turn the radio off, unplug the headphones. CAUTION: The headphones activate the FM receiver. Leaving the headphones plugged in the unit for extended periods of time will drain the battery.

  • Page 14: Using The Panic Alarm (Via Panicalarm)

    USING THE PANIC ALARM (VIA PANICALARM ONLY) 1. Remove the PANIC ALARM PIN from the unit to activate the alarm. 2. Re-Insert the PANIC ALARM PIN back into the jack to stop the panic alarm instantly. ����� ��� IA_FMBFPulse.indd 12 10/18/05 9:27:26 AM...

  • Page 15: Using The Pulse Rate Monitor (Via Pulse)

    USING THE PULSE RATE MONITOR (VIA PULSE ONLY) In any pedometer mode: 1. Press the START key to acquire the PULSE- READING MODE. 2. Place your index finger on the Pulse Rate Sensor located top of the pedometer (Do not press too hard).

  • Page 16: Wearing Your Via Pedometer

    WEARING YOUR VIA PEDOMETER Your VIA Pedometer clips easily and securely to the waist or belt of your pants or shorts. The face of the unit pivits upward for easy viewing of the display screen. For best results keep the unit in line with the “crease line”...

  • Page 17: Motion Sensitivity Slide Switch

    MOTION SENSITIVITY SLIDE SWITCH To make the unit more or less sensitive to motion, reposition the MOTION SENSITIVITY SLIDE SWITCH. 1. ADJUST SWITCH to the RIGHT for a MORE SENSITIVE SETTING (for most women and men with a smoother walking stride). 2.

  • Page 18: Changing The Batteries

    CHANGING THE BATTERIES VIA BASIC & VIA PULSE: 1. Remove battery door using a coin or other small object. 2. Remove old batteries. 3. Install new batteries, making sure the polarity of each is correct. 4. Replace and tighten the battery door. 5.

  • Page 19: Care Of Your Via Pedometer

    CHANGING THE BATTERIES VIA FM & VIA PANICALARM: 1. Flip open the clip and remove the battery door by unscrewing the secured screw. 2. Remove old batteries. 3. Replace batteries with new CR2032 x 1(3V) and CR1130 x 1(3V) batteries, making sure the polarity of each is correct.
  • Page 20 5. Keep this manual and any other documentation that comes with the step counter in a safe place for future reference. PanicAlarm Pulse BodyFat HIGHGEAR USA INC. web: www.highgear.com email: contacts@highgear.com © 2005 HighGear USA, Inc. All Rights Reserved. IA_FMBFPulse.indd 18 10/18/05 9:29:08 AM...

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