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GEONAUTE HEART RATE MONITOR CWT500 Manual

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CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE
23/03/07
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  • Page 1 CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE 23/03/07 14:19 Page 1...
  • Page 2 CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE 23/03/07 14:19 Page 1...
  • Page 3 CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE 23/03/07 14:20 Page 18...

  • Page 4: Limited Warranty

    LIMITED WARRANTY GEONAUTE guarantees the initial purchaser of this heart rate monitor that it will be free from defects of materials or manufacture for a period of two years from the date of purchase. Please keep your receipt as proof of purchase.

  • Page 5: First Use

    CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE 23/03/07 14:20 Page 20 50 cm 100 cm REAR FRONT 50 cm 50 cm strap USAGE RESTRICTIONS Recommendations for use : • Handle the product with care - do not drop it or subject it to strong impacts. • Do not dismantle the watch. This would void the warranty and could cause damage and loss of waterproofing.

  • Page 6: Placing The Chest Strap

    CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE 23/03/07 14:20 Page 21 Watch : We recommend that you do not change the watch battery yourself. Instead you should ask a DECATHLON specialist to change it for you. If you change the battery yourself, you risk damaging the seal, thus impairing the waterproof design and voiding your warranty.

  • Page 7: Navigation System

    CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE 23/03/07 14:20 Page 22 Placing procedure : 1. Moisten the pads with water or a conductive liquid gel to ensure good contact. 2. Insert one of the ends of the elastic into one of the specially designed holes in the strap. 3.

  • Page 8: Explanation Of The Different Modes

    CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE 23/03/07 14:20 Page 23 ALARM mode : displays the time set for the alarm and whether or not the alarms are activated (ON or OFF). To change modes, press S2. The mode name (TIME, HRM, etc) is displayed on the screen for two seconds before the home screen of the function appears.
  • Page 9 CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE 23/03/07 14:20 Page 24 The middle line displays four different items of information : • total time elapsed since the beginning of the exercise session. • time in the target zone since the beginning of the exercise session. • average heart rate •...
  • Page 10 CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE 23/03/07 14:20 Page 25 the heart symbol : • either an up arrow to indicate that you are currently above the target zone • or a down arrow to indicate that you have not yet reached the target zone. If you have activated the out of zone alarm, a beep warns you when you are not in the target zone.
  • Page 11 CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE 23/03/07 14:20 Page 26 4 - Stopwatch mode (CHRONO) Select the stopwatch by pressing the S2 mode button. S1 : start stopwatch S2 : mode S3 : Lap times/reset to zero S4 : electroluminescence Stopwatch display. The top line displays the total exercise time. The middle line shows the lap time.

  • Page 12: Specifications

    CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE 23/03/07 14:20 Page 27 you have selected "REPEAT ON”. Press S1 to stop the countdown and hold down S3 for two seconds to reset the countdown to zero. 6 - Alarm mode (ALARM) S1 : activate the alarm S2 : alarm mode S3 : confirm and exit setting mode S4 : electroluminescence Setting the alarm mode...

  • Page 13: Problem-Solving Table

    CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE 23/03/07 14:20 Page 28 PROBLEM-SOLVING TABLE Problem Cause 1.1 – Insufficient moistening of electrodes. 1.2 – Strap not positioned correctly. 1 – No heart rate displayed. 1.3 – Strap battery low or not functioning. 2 – Faint or unreadable watch 2.1 –...
  • Page 14 CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE 23/03/07 14:20 Page 29 Operation/Procedure Moisten the electrodes with water or a liquid conductive gel. Check that the strap is positioned correctly around your rib cage, as in the diagram featured in these instructions. After checking the two points above, bring the HRM watch close to the strap you are wearing to check that transmission is re-established.

  • Page 15: Training Guidelines

    CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE 23/03/07 14:20 Page 30 TRAINING GUIDELINES For best results and to protect your safety, it is essential that you are aware of various physiological factors linked to training. The advice we provide below is aimed at healthy, sporty people without any medical difficulties.

  • Page 16: Factory Mode

    CW_T500_NOTICE-partie1.qxd:CW_T500_NOTICE 23/03/07 14:20 Page 31 interference by taking one or more of the following measures: - Reorienting or moving the reception aerial. - Increasing the distance between the device and the receiver. - Plugging the device into a socket on a different circuit to that on which the receiver is plugged in.

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