User manual GEONAUTE WATCH SYNKRON 300W

[. . . ] Its weather predictions will help you to better anticipate weather conditions. Higher, stronger, safer! LIMITeD WARRAnTY DECATHLON guarantees the initial purchaser that this watch is free from defects of materials or manufacture for a period of two years from the date of purchase. · This guarantee does not cover damage resulting from misuse, from a failure to respect the precautions for use, from accidents, from improper maintenance or from commercial use. · This warranty does not cover damage resulting from repairs carried out by persons not authorised by DECATHLON. [. . . ] 2- COMPASS MODe (COMP) Reading direction equals 2 o'clock on the watch Cardinal direction Azimuth Using the compass: When you enter compass mode, the word COMP is displayed for several seconds then a small COMP symbol will be present throughout the use of this mode. The reading direction (e. g. : NNW for North north west) and the azimuth in degrees are displayed. The measurement displayed incorporates the declination correction, which is the correction between the geographic north pole and the magnetic north pole. WARNING: in order that measurements are reliable it is very important that you ensure that the plane of the screen is perfectly horizontal. It is designed to operate outdoors, away from all metal parts and magnetic sources (pay particular attention to watches, keys, table legs, power lines, computers and mobile telephones). Again, measurements will not be correct if you do not observe this instruction. Furthermore, before any meaningful use of the compass, you must calibrate it. To save the battery, it will only be activated for around ten seconds before the display turns off (- - -). In this case, the direction will 7 be displayed for as long as you press the button. In this case, the direction will be displayed for as long as you press the button. · Slowly turn the watch clockwise through 720 degrees horizontally (two complete turns). · Press C p to confirm that rotation has ended and enter the declination value (see the table below). · Hold down D until the words SET CURRENT WEATHER scroll across the screen. · Press A(+) and B(-) p to increase or decrease the displayed value, depending on the weather conditions observed at the time. · Press A(+) and B(-) p to increase or decrease the displayed value, depending on information from an official meteorological bulletin, for example. After 2-3 minutes without calibration, the screen stops flashing and goes back into barometer mode. This allows you to measure pressure changes from the moment it is activated, without having to reset the barometer. · Hold down D until S. level and C. baro appear with flashing figures. Hold down A for a few seconds to simultaneously display positive and negative accumulated altitude. These are recorded in a log book (LOG); Press A again for a few seconds to stop recording and return to view . This view allows you to measure and time your altitude in relation to your departure altitude. You can also record this change in the log book (LOG) by holding down A for a few seconds to start and stop recording. To launch this differential measurement, press D until the digital value flashes, then press A or B to calibrate altitude to 0m, your reference altitude based on which you want to record future changes. [. . . ] 5 ­ DATA ReCALL MODe (LOg DATA) In this mode, data stored in Altimeter mode (climbing speed) can be recalled. Altitude data is displayed on two different screens: · Positive and negative accumulated altitudes. To return to data recording, press A to scroll through the recording numbers (e. g. : LOG DATA 2) until you find the desired recording. Press B to see the detail on the 4 different screens. To delete the stored data, hold down D. [. . . ]