How to set the correct time on my Epson SS-300 GPS?
If the time on your Epson GPS device is incorrect, try setting the time by acquiring a GPS signal. Switch to the chronograph function to initiate GPS signal reception. If the hour is still different, verify your time zone and daylight saving time settings.
General| Manufacturer | Epson |
|---|---|
| Model | SS-300 |
| Channels | 12 |
| Update Rate | 1 Hz |
| Interface | RS-232 |
| Category | GPS |
| Accuracy | 10 m |
Explains symbols and conventions used throughout the manual for clear understanding.
Lists registered trademarks of Seiko Epson Corporation and other companies.
Provides important notices regarding copyright and content modifications.
Outlines the three primary measurement modes: Chronograph, Exercise, and Interval.
Details how to measure running data like distance and time, including split and lap times.
Explains setting a target pace and monitoring progress during exercise to maintain a steady pace.
Describes performing interval training by repeating sets of hard (sprint) and light (rest) exercises.
Provides essential safety guidelines, warnings, and cautions for using the device correctly and avoiding hazards.
Details safety measures for the device and its accessories, including warnings about usage environments and handling.
Outlines critical safety instructions for the cradle and AC adapter to prevent electric shock or fire.
Covers safety precautions related to the HR sensor, its wireless communication, and battery handling.
Provides guidelines for safely storing the device and HR sensor to prevent damage or data corruption.
Lists all components included in the product package to ensure everything is present upon purchase.
Explains the step-by-step process for charging the device, including important usage during charging.
Introduces the device's buttons and fundamental operations for navigating screens and functions.
Details the various data points that can be measured by the device based on sensor and GPS settings.
Describes how the device measures distance and pace using GPS signals and optimal conditions for reception.
Guides users on performing an initial GPS search for accurate time and location data.
Explains the purpose of the chronograph, including measuring split and lap times simultaneously.
Details how to access and navigate the chronograph screen, including GPS search procedures.
Provides instructions on how to start, stop, and record lap times during chronograph measurements.
Describes the exercise function for monitoring pace against a set target, including display elements.
Guides users on how to set a desired pace for exercises and track progress towards it.
Explains how to access and interpret the exercise screen, including its GPS search requirements.
Details the steps to start, stop, and reset measurements within the exercise function.
Introduces interval training, explaining sprint, rest, and repeat number settings for custom workouts.
Provides a detailed guide on configuring sprint/rest distance or time and the number of repeats for interval training.
Explains how to navigate and use the interval screen, including its GPS search requirements.
Details the procedure for starting, managing, and finishing interval training sessions.
Lists the types of measurement data, including split times and lap details, available for review.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to access and view recorded measurement data from the device.
Explains the stride sensor's capability to measure distance and pace, even without GPS, and its limitations.
Details the process for activating the stride sensor via the device settings for accurate measurements.
Introduces heart rate measurement capabilities and the necessary HR sensor set for compatible models.
Provides instructions on how to properly wear the HR belt for stable and accurate heart rate readings.
Guides users through the initial pairing process between the HR sensor and the device for wireless communication.
Explains how to turn on the HR sensor function in the device settings to start receiving heart rate data.
Details the procedure for replacing the battery in the HR sensor when it runs out.
Introduces the settings menu, allowing customization of measurement displays, sensor activation, and exercise targets.
Explains how to customize the display items shown on the chronograph screens for different measurement needs.
Details how to enable and configure the auto lap function, which automatically measures laps at a fixed distance.
Describes how to turn the auto light feature on or off, which activates the backlight automatically under certain conditions.
Explains how to enable or disable the auto pause function, which stops measuring when running stops and resumes when it continues.
Guides on setting alarms for distance, pace, or heart rate to notify users when specific thresholds are reached.
Covers essential system configurations like contrast, language, time format, and distance units.
Provides instructions on how to clear all recorded measurement data from the device's memory.
Explains how to input personal information like height, weight, DOB, and gender for accurate calorie calculations.
Shows how to configure chronograph screen displays to suit specific purposes like viewing pace or distance.
Recommends screen settings for effectively tracking distance and current pace during runs.
Suggests screen configurations for monitoring running dynamics like stride count (pitch) and stride length.
Recommends screen settings to display guide time and distance, helping users stay on target during runs.
Suggests screen settings for displaying heart rate data while running to help adjust exercise intensity.
Guides users through downloading and installing the NR Uploader software required for data management.
Explains how to connect the device to a computer and use the NeoRun application to upload and manage data.
Provides steps to update device drivers if the computer fails to recognize the device after installation.
Offers advice on cleaning the device, strap, and HR sensor to ensure proper function and longevity.
Explains that the device's rechargeable battery is not user-replaceable, but covers HR sensor battery replacement.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the SS-700, SS-500, and SS-300 models.
Offers solutions for common device issues, including contact point cleaning and system resets.
Explains how to perform a system reset to resolve operational instability and clear settings.
Provides contact information and methods for obtaining support, repairs, and product inquiries.
Outlines warranty coverage, exclusions, and availability of spare parts for the product.
Presents regulatory compliance information, including FCC and other relevant certifications.
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