Quick Setup Guide
1. With the watch fully charged, and the 9V batteries installed in the sensors, get everything sitting close to
your location.
2. Turn on the watch, press the “MENU” button and select the “Pairing”, open the “Add Pairing” interface.
Then turn on the transmitter, then press the “MENU” button. In this step, you may use “UP” and “DOWN”
to change the number of the sensors.
3. A 6-digit code will appear on the 3
rd
line on the “Add Pairing” interface, this code means that the sensor
and receiver watch is connected successfully.
4. If the code side shows xx-xx-xx, it means the sensor and the watch are not connected. Please try to delete
the pairing, remove the battery in the sensor, then try the last two steps again.
5. Once you have the first sensor connected successfully, connect the next two sensors by repeat 1 and 2
step. Set the different number for sensors to make it’s easier to locate them.
6. Mount sensors with supplied straps.
Tips
1. Please make sure the receiver watch is fully charged before the first use.
2. Test the sensors connect status around your area first. If one or two does not seem to be working, repeat
the “Quick Setup Guide” step “4”. If all of the sensors don’t work, please check the “ReceiveSwitch”
and the “PromptSetting”, make sure all the settings are correct.
3. The sensors or the watch can be turned off at any time. They will reconnect automatically once they are
turned back on.
4. The watch with a full battery will last 4-5 days, that is, not paired with any transmitters. When it works
as a receiver or an alarm, the full battery will last much shorter due to extra power consumption by
alarm sound, vibration, and receiving signals.
5. Turning off the pairing between the watch and transmitters, when not necessary. It will save more
battery life;
6. Selecting only one alarm option in "Prompt Setting". It will save more battery life for the watch. Default setting
enables all three alarm options.
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