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General| Category | Watch |
|---|---|
| Model | Kalenji 500 SD |
| Display Type | Digital |
| Stopwatch | Yes |
| Chronograph | Yes |
| Lap Timer | Yes |
| Pace indicator | Yes |
| Battery Life | 2 years |
| Water Resistance | 50 meters |
| Functions | Time, date, stopwatch, pace indicator |
Important safety advice for users of the heart rate monitor function regarding medical use and personal training zones.
A message from the product manager highlighting the watch's features and encouraging users.
Details the items included in the box for each watch model (W 500 SD, CW 500 SD, CW 500 SD PC).
Explanation of the functions assigned to the watch's four buttons in different modes.
Guide for setting up the watch for the first time, including language, units, and personal details.
Instructions on how to correctly position the accelerometer on the shoe or inside the shoe for accurate readings.
Guide on how to properly fit and position the heart rate monitor belt for optimal performance.
Description of the watch's main screen displaying time, date, and alarm status.
Explains how to switch between different modes like FREE, INTERVALS, CHALLENGE, DATA, and SETTINGS.
Introduction to the FREE mode, allowing flexible running with parameter control.
Setting up personalized target zones for heart rate, speed, pace, or calories.
Configuring autolap information based on distance or time for each lap.
The process of the watch searching for connected accelerometer and heart rate monitor sensors.
How to scroll and change the indicators displayed on the 2nd and 3rd rows during a session.
Instructions for starting, pausing, resuming, and stopping the stopwatch and recording.
How to manually count laps and view split times, lap numbers, and lap times.
Introduction to INTERVALS mode for managing repeated exercises with action and recovery phases.
Detailed setup for warm-up, action, rest, repeats, series, and cool-down phases.
Adjusting the indicators shown on the 2nd and 3rd rows during INTERVALS sessions.
How the watch indicates and manages the warm-up phase of a training session.
Guide on how to start the first action phase of an INTERVALS session.
How the watch displays information during the action and recovery intervals.
How the watch indicates and manages breaks between training series.
How the watch indicates and manages the warm-down phase of a training session.
Introduction to CHALLENGE mode for running against a virtual rival.
Configuring the distance for the challenge, either from a list or custom input.
Configuring the time or speed parameters for the challenge.
Setting autolap information for distance or time within the CHALLENGE mode.
The watch searches for paired sensors before starting a CHALLENGE session.
How to adjust the indicators displayed on the screen during a challenge.
Instructions for starting the challenge with a countdown and pausing the session.
How to manually record laps and view their details during a challenge.
Introduction to the DATA mode for viewing past training sessions.
How to view detailed reports of past training sessions, including time, distance, speed, and heart rate.
Options within DATA mode to delete sessions, transfer data, and check memory capacity.
Specific data points available for each session, such as average speed and maximum heart rate.
Specific data points available for each lap, including lap time, distance, and average speed.
Instructions for transferring training data to a PC using the ANT+ USB flash drive and Geonaute Software.
Information on watch alerts for low memory capacity, including session, lap, and time limits.
Details on what happens when memory capacity is reached during a run, including lap and hour limits.
Setting user preferences such as language, gender, age, weight, height, HR max/rest, and units.
Setting target zones for heart rate, speed, or pace to monitor run intensity.
Setting autolap information based on distance or time, including minimum value constraints.
Configuration of basic watch functions like time, date, alarms, button beeps, and backlight.
Managing the list of indicators that can be scrolled through during running sessions.
Details the default configuration of 3 on-screen indicators and the 2-line display mode.
Selecting up to 10 favorite indicators from a provided list to customize the display.
Instructions on how to modify the list of favorite indicators by adding or removing items.
Specific display behaviors in INTERVALS and CHALLENGE modes related to indicators.
How the watch display is reduced when no sensors (accelerometer, HR belt) are used.
Explanation of the symbols used on the watch to represent sensors and data transfer.
Detailed instructions on how to pair sensors (accelerometer, HR belt) with the watch.
How the watch automatically searches for paired sensors before starting an exercise.
Instructions and method for calibrating the accelerometer to ensure accurate measurement.
Specific guidance on calibration positioning for accuracy, matching calibration to usage.
How to activate or deactivate sensors to manage battery consumption and accessibility.
How to reset the watch to its original factory configuration without deleting recorded data.
Information on watch alerts indicating low battery status and the need for replacement.
Explanation of the power saving mode, its effects on functions, and how to activate it.
Solutions for problems related to unstable or inaccurate heart rate readings, including interference and fitting.
Troubleshooting steps for when speed and distance readings do not match actual values.
Resolving issues related to low watch battery, power saving mode, and restricted access to functions.
Steps to take if the watch fails to detect sensors, such as checking proximity, pairing, and batteries.
Addressing issues with configuring lap information, including minimum value errors.
Procedure for restoring the watch to its default factory settings.
Step-by-step guide on how to open and replace the battery in the watch.
Instructions for opening the accelerometer compartment and replacing its battery.
Instructions for replacing the battery in the heart rate monitor belt.
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