Soleus GPS Tour (SG004) - Manual - Manual (Page 25)

GPS Tour
Data numbering system/ Legend:
Sample data number: D03 03 1031 – 1 02 G
D Data
03 Total number of files
03 File number counter
10 Month
31 Date
1 Refer to Time 1 or 2 for time 2
02 File number of the day
G GPS workout, H for INDOOR workout
ALARM mode
• Press S7 to go to ALARM mode. The watch will momentarily display ALRM and
then alarm 1. The watch has five alarms that can be set individually.
• Press S5 to view Alarm 1 to Alarm 5 and Chime. Press S1 to turn ON or OFF the
selected alarm.
Battery:
The Watch is using a rechargeable Lithium Ion battery that will require approximately 4 to 5
hours charging time using the USB cable. While battery is charging, the Watch cannot be
used and all buttons are disabled. User needs to recharge the battery when the Watch
indicates a “low battery”.
Battery Life ( full charge ): 8 hrs typical (continuous GPS).
GPS watch troubleshooting guide:
PROBLEM/ QUESTION SOLUTION/ ANSWER
I cannot get a GPS signal Take your GPS Watch outdoors and away from trees and
tall buildings. Remain stationary and try acquiring GPS
signal again. Be sure that the antenna is pointing towards
the sky for better signal reception.
Can I reset the Watch? You can reset the Watch by pressing S1, S5, S7, and S11
together. The date and time will be reset to default
values. You can set it again manually or automatically thru
GPS.
Will my data and personal
settings be lost after
Watch reset? Your data and personal settings are saved in the flash
memory and will not be lost after Watch reset.
The battery indicator does
not seem to be accurate Allow your GPS Watch to fully discharge and then fully
charge it without interruption. It is recommended to
regularly re-charge your battery every 1-2 months even if
it is not used to maintain good battery condition.
My heart rate data seems
inaccurate. - Make sure the HR belt is snugly fit to your body
- Reapply water or electrode gel to the electrode of the
HR belt
- Clean the electrodes from possible contamination that
may interfere with heart rate signals
- Wear a cotton shirt or if possible, wet your cotton shirt.
Synthetic fabrics that rubs with your skin may create
static electricity and interfere with the heart rate signal
- Move away from strong electromagnetic fields and other
wireless sensors which can interfere with your heart rate
sensor. Possible sources of wireless interference may
include high voltage power lines, electric motors,
microwave ovens, cordless phones, and wireless LAN
or access points.