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Freelap Stopwatch User Manual

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  • Page 1 EN - USER’S GUIDE •...
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  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS INTRODUCTION • What is Freelap ? • Features • Menus • Battery SETTINGS • Time, Date, Alarm and Backlight • Stopwatch TRAINING • Stopwatch mode • Countdown • Manual mode FILES • Display file • Delete files PC DOWNLOAD TECHNICAL SPECIFICATONS...

  • Page 4: Introduction

    The Freelap receiver (Freelap stopwatch) works by detecting low frequency magnetic transmitters which in turn allows the stopwatch to calculate times. The stopwatch can record up to 765 LAPS during training Examples Sports: MTB - SKI ATHLETICS - SWIMMING START 00’00’’00...

  • Page 5: Menus

    TIME • Battery If the low battery indicator appears in Time mode (B flashing), the battery needs to be replaced (the Freelap stopwatch will still have 50 hours of use 10-8 remaining). 14:37 The battery must be replaced by an authorized Freelap technician.

  • Page 6: Settings

    - Backlight The stopwatch can be used at night, just press the SEL/LIGHT button (except in timing mode (CHR)) • Stopwatch The stopwatch settings have to change dependant on the sport it is being used for. There are 3 modes: - STOP TIME This is the minimum duration required in the transmitter field to create a subtotal (intermediate stop).
  • Page 7 STOP TIME (seconds) SAFE TIME (seconds) ATHLETICS SWIMMING It is also possible to use the stopwatch without transmitters, as a simple stopwatch. For this, we have to change the SAFE TIME value by choosing ’’no’’(see training section). For sports where the speed is slower (e.g. swimming), the STOP TIME and SAFE TIME value has to be 10 seconds.

  • Page 8: Training

    • STOPWATCH MODE - START Switch to TIMING (CHR) by pressing the MODE button once (you must be in TIME mode). The stopwatch then displays how many laps can be stored before the memory is full. Following this the stopwatch will go into timing mode. The display will then start flashing which means it is ready to start. 00'00'' FREE The stopwatch can start automatically: •...

  • Page 9: Countdown

    The stopwatch can also be activated by a count down of 10 seconds (START without transmitter). When the stopwatch is in timing mode (CHR) and waiting for a start the user can activate the countdown (of 10 seconds) by pressing the START button.

  • Page 10: Files

    • Display files Switch to FILE mode by pressing the MODE button twice (must be in TIME mode). The number of each stored file within the stopwatch memory is shown on the screen, followed by the date and time it was created (F1).

  • Page 11: Delete Files

    • Delete files When viewing the files or laps list a user can delete all files by pressing the SEL/LIGHT button for 1 second. You will be asked if you are sure, to confirm YES press START. 14:42'' FILE FILE delete files check •...

  • Page 12: Pc Download

    To download training data to your computer you need an IrDA interface (infrared). This accessory is supplied by Freelap SA. Before connecting the USB-IrDa stick install the driver found on the CD- ROM supplied. You can also download it from www.freelap.ch. You can now connect the stick to your computer and launch the Freelap Manager software. Warning, always connect the USB stick BEFORE launching the Freelap Manager software.

  • Page 13: Technical Specifications

    6 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS The Freelap stopwatch was developed to record laptimes with complete freedom. • Maximum number of LAPS: 765 (1 file = 1 training) • Maximum number of Files : 155 (1 LAP by file) • Minimum LAP time : 1 second • Time accuracy : 2/100’’ of a second • Operating temperature : -20°C to +50°C • Battery type : CR2032 lithium •...

  • Page 14: Limited Freelap Warranty

    Warranty does not cover the receiver battery, damage due to misuse, abuse, accidents or non-compliance with the precautions. • Freelap informs you that interference is always possible and that the recorded data can sometimes be false in spite of EMC test passed successfully. (EMC accreditation number n° sts 024) Copyright©...

  • Page 15: Disclaimer

    The material in this manual is for informational purposes only. The products described are subject to change without prior notice, due to the manufacturer’s continuous development program. Freelap makes no representations or warranties with respect to this manual or with respect to the products described herein. •...
  • Page 16 For more information contact us, or visit our website www.freelap.ch. Address: Freelap SA Av. D.-Jeanrichard 2A 2114 Fleurier Switzerland E-mail: contact@freelap.ch © Freelap SA 2002-2010. All rights reserved Freelap is a registered trademark of Freelap SA freelap stopwatch EN - USER’S GUIDE •...

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