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BARIGO E7/E7S
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Operating instructions
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Note:
All illustrations throughout this manual represent the BARIGO E7. The BARIGO E7S works exactly the same way.
Thank you for deciding for a high quality product from our company.
Your new BARIGO E7/E7S is an easy to use precision instrument. We have described the functions in detail on the following pages.
Please carefully read through this operating manual and get to know the different functions of the BARIGO E7/E7S. Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.
We wish you a lot of fun with your new BARIGO E7/E7S.
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Table of Contents
1 Safety instructions ...................................................................... 9
2 Basic functions ......................................................................... 16
2.1 Arrangement of the function buttons .................................................... 16
2.2 Name of symbols ................................................................................. 18
2.3 Basic functions .................................................................................... 19
2.4 Other button functions ......................................................................... 20
2.5 Energy-saving mode ............................................................................ 21
3 Time .......................................................................................... 22
3.1 Navigation in the main- and sub-menu ................................................ 23
3.2 Navigation in normal mode (watch mode) ........................................... 24
3.3 Setting the time, date and key tone ..................................................... 25
3.4 Setting a second time zone (T2) .......................................................... 27
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3.5 Setting the alarm and hour signal ........................................................ 29
3.6 Stopwatch ............................................................................................ 33
3.6.1 Performance summary ................................................................ 38
3.6.2 Deleting readings ........................................................................ 40
3.7 Countdown timer ................................................................................. 41
3.7.1 Using the countdown timer .......................................................... 44
4 Other settings ........................................................................... 46
5 Barometer ................................................................................. 47
5.1 Absolute and relative atmospheric pressure ........................................ 48
5.2 Navigation in setting mode for the altitude and atmospheric pressure
sea level ....................................................................................................... 50
5.3 Barometer functions ............................................................................ 51
5.3.1 Weather icon ................................................................ ............... 53
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5.3.2 Changing the weather icon.......................................................... 56
5.4 Atmospheric pressure graph................................................................ 57
5.5 Refreshing the atmospheric pressure graph (Reset) ........................... 58
6 Compass .................................................................................. 61
6.1 Compass functions .............................................................................. 61
6.2 Calibrating the compass and correcting the magnetic declination ....... 65
6.3 Setting the magnetic declination .......................................................... 69
6.4 Setting the declination angle................................................................ 71
6.5 Using the compass .............................................................................. 72
6.5.1 Direction indicator ....................................................................... 72
6.5.2 Arrangement on a map................................................................ 74
7 Altimeter ................................................................................... 76
7.1 Altitude measurement .......................................................................... 77
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7.2 What is "AltiSpeed"? ............................................................................ 80
7.3 Synchronising altitude readings (1) ..................................................... 81
7.3.1 Entering the current altitude ........................................................ 82
7.4 Synchronising altitude readings (2) ..................................................... 83
7.4.1 Entering the atmospheric pressure at sea level .......................... 84
7.5 The relationship between altimeter, barometer and temperature ........ 85
7.6 Saving the altitude point (POINT) ........................................................ 88
7.7 Memory log (LOG) ............................................................................... 89
7.7.1 Saving the log ............................................................................. 89
7.7.2 Ending log recording ................................................................... 90
7.7.3 Viewing the saved logs and altitude points.................................. 93
8 Setting the units (UNIT) .......................................................... 100
9 Battery replacement ............................................................... 102
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10 Care and maintenance ........................................................... 105
10.1 Tips and tricks for care ...................................................................... 106
11 Warranty ................................................................................. 107
12 FAQs ...................................................................................... 108
13 Technical data ........................................................................ 113
14 Recycling and disposal .......................................................... 115
15 Glossary ................................................................................. 117
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Intended use
The BARIGO E7/E7S is intended as a watch with alarm, timer and chronograph functions. Special functions are built in for hobby and leisure activities, such as an altimeter, barometer, thermometer, digital compass and a weather forecast display.
The product is not to be used for professional measurement purpos­es. The product's readings/displays are not suitable for commercial areas of application. The manufacturer does not assume any liability for incorrect displays or readings nor for the consequences which could arise from the same. Using the product except as described above can cause damage, and other hazards.
The watch is splash-water proof for outdoor use. However, it is not suitable for wearing in the shower, or while swimming or diving. The entire project must not be changed or modified.
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1 Safety instructions
Use
The BARIGO E7/E7S is intended as a chronometer with additional functions such as compass, altimeter, thermometer, weather fore­cast, data log, two time zones, two alarm functions and EL backlight. It is not suitable for commercial areas of application.
DANGER for children
• Batteries can be life-threatening if swallowed. Therefore store your batteries and your BARIGO E7/E7S so that they cannot be reached by small children. If a battery is swallowed, seek medical assistance immediately.
• Keep children away from the packaging.
Danger of suffocation!
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DANGER caused by batteries
• Before inserting the battery, make sure that the contacts in the BARIGO E7/E7S are clean - clean them if necessary!
• Only use new batteries.
• Pay attention to the polarity (+/-) when inserting the battery.
• Never try to recharge batteries. Danger of explosion!
• Store the batteries in a cool, dry place. Direct heat may damage
the batteries. Do not expose the BARIGO E7/E7S to strong heat sources.
• Do not short-circuit the battery.
• Never throw the battery into a fire.
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• Remove the battery when not using the BARIGO E7/E7S for a longer period of time.
• Immediately remove any leaking batteries form the BARIGO E7/E7S. Clean the contacts with a dry towel before you insert a new battery. Danger of acid burns from the battery acid!
• Also remove empty batteries from the BARIGO E7/E7S.
• Do not throw away empty batteries in the household waste,
dispose of them properly.
• Only use the battery type specified in the technical data.
BEFORE FIRST USE
Your BARIGO E7/E7S was specially developed for leisure pursuits such as trekking, hiking, climbing or similar activities.
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First remove the protective film from the glass clock face and rear of the watch.
If you purchased the watch new, it will be switched off even though the battery has already been inserted.
To turn on the watch press the following buttons at the same time S1 [BARO/LAP], S3 [ALTI/DATA], S4 [MODE/LOG] and S5
[LIGHT/SET].
The altitude readings displayed by the BARIGO E7/E7S come from atmospheric pressure calculations
The CR2032, which comes with a pre-installed lithium battery, was originally used for testing purposes and may have a short life.
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Caution
- Set up the current time before use.
- The digital compass must be calibrated before use. And also after
changing the battery. (Observe the instructions in Section 6.2 Calibrating the compass in Chapter 6 Compass.
- The wrist strap of the BARIGO E7/E7S is made from polyurethane
(PUR). This material may cause skin irritations in certain persons. Therefore, before wearing the wrist strap, wipe the inside of the strap with a slightly damp cloth.
Warning
This watch is designed for leisure activities. Do not use it to carry out measurements which should be performed with professional and calibrated precision measurement equipment. Do not use for aero­planes, paragliders, para-sport, gyrocopters, parachuting or similar uses.
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When performing risky activities such as mountain climbing, hiking, etc., we recommend you also take along a field compass and map of the area.
Precautions before use
The altitude reading is based on calculations made by the barometer (the difference between the local atmospheric pressure and the atmospheric pressure at sea level which is pre-set as the reference value).
Atmospheric pressure at sea level more or less changes all the time. As a result the displayed altitude reading on the watch also chang­es.
When using the watch outdoors, you should from time to time compare the altitude reading at a point whose altitude you already know, or is marked on the (rambler's) map, etc. In terms of the
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relationship between altitude, atmospheric pressure and tempera­ture used in the calculation, see the description in Chapter 7.5 "The relationship between altimeter, barometer and temperature" (page
85).
The wrist strap can be attacked by aggressive sweat. Therefore, you must clean the strap after wearing the watch.
Scope of supply The sales packaging contains
1 BARIGO E7/E7S watch  1 Mini CD-ROM with this operating manual  1 Lithium button battery CR2032 (pre-installed)
If any of the above is missing, please get in touch with the dealer
from whom you bought the watch.
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S1
S3
S4
S5
S2
2 Basic functions
Your BARIGO E7/E7S is equipped with five function buttons (S1­S5).
2.1 Arrangement of the function buttons
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Sensor cover
Case floor
Cover of battery
S1 = BARO/LAP (atmospheric pressure or lap display) S2 = COMP/ST-STP (compass of stopwatch display) S3 = ALTI/DATA (altitude or DataLog display) S4 = MODE/LOG (setting modes and log function on/off) S5 = LIGHT/SET (background lighting and key lock)
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Weather
Enter
+ (Plus) sign
- (Minus) sign
Top row
Hours signal
Medium row
Bottom row
Key lock
Back
Alarm
Stopwatch
Battery life
warning
Countdown timer
Segments showing seconds and compass
2.2 Name of symbols
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2.3 Basic functions
Watch function (Normal mode)
Barometer
Compass
Altitude
S3
S1
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2.4 Other button functions
Press the S5 button to switch on the backlit display for approx. 3 seconds. In watch mode keep the S5 button pressed down for approx. 2 seconds to activate the key lock which locks all five buttons. The key lock can be removed by pressing the S5 button again for approx. 2 seconds.
In setting mode, which is activated by pressing and holding the S4 button for approx. 2 seconds, scroll through the menu up with the S1 button and downwards with the S3 button. Confirm your selection with the S2 button.
The BARIGO E7/E7S automatically quits setting mode if there are no button presses within a minute.
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2.5 Energy-saving mode
Pressing the S1, S3, S4 and S5 buttons at the same time activates energy-saving mode. The display switches itself off completely and all buttons are locked. In energy-saving mode, your settings as well as the current time is retained. Pressing this key combination again exits energy-saving mode.
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3 Time
Time functions
Current time (12/24 hour format)  Current date (calendar to 2059)  Time 2 (for a second time zone– T2)  Daily alarm  Timer (countdown)  Stopwatch  Split storage
When the watch is in normal mode, the current time is shown in the middle row. The current date information, such as month, day and day of the week, are displayed in the top row of the display. The view in the bottom row can be toggled between seconds, the year, and the second time zone (T2) by pressing the S4 button.
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Toggle the display in watch mode by pressing the S4 button
3.1 Navigation in the main- and sub-menu
In normal mode (watch mode), keep the S4 button pressed down in order to access the main selection menu. The S1 and S3 buttons allow you to scroll forwards and backwards through the individual menu items. The menu item, which is displayed in the middle row, can be selected by pressing the S2 button.
To return to normal watch mode, press the S4 button.
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Keep S4
pressed
down
Display menu
S1
S1
S1
S1
S1
S3
S3
S3
S3
S3
S4
3.2 Navigation in normal mode (watch mode)
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3.3 Setting the time, date and key tone
The setting is made in the following order: Hours → Minutes → Seconds → Year → Month → Date → Keytone. The day of the week is set automatically.
All of these data are set by pressing the S1 (+) or S3 (-) button. Press the S2 button to confirm your entry each time. This will take you to the next available setting in the order shown above.
Setting, step by step guide:
1. Keep the S4 button pressed down in normal mode.
2. Use S1 or S3 to scroll to the SETTINGS menu item (Set­tings) until it is shown in reverse in the middle of the dis­play.
3. To make a selection, press the S2 button.
4. Use S1 or S3 to scroll to the sub-menu item TIME-DATE (Time-date) and press the S2 button.
5. The hour flashes in the middle row of the display. Each time you press S1 will increase the hour by 1. Each time
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you press S3 will reduce the hour by 1. To move through the hours more quickly, keep the S1 or S3 buttons pressed down.
6. Press the S2 button again to set the following functions in this order as described for the hours (see above): Minutes, seconds, year, month, day and keytone ON/OFF.
7. After selecting the keytone function, pressing the S2 button will take you back automatically to the submenu for the set­tings (SETTINGS).
8. Press the S4 button twice to return to Normal mode (watch mode) or press the S1 and S3 buttons to make additional settings.
Note
While making settings, you can scroll back a display at
any time by pressing the S4 button.
When setting the seconds, pressing the S1 or S3 button
to set the seconds to "00" which will start counting right away.
The time and date format are set in the submenu item
UNITS (see page 100).
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Your BARIGO E7/E7S automatically quits setting mode if no button is pressed for around one minute.
3.4 Setting a second time zone (T2)
Setting, step by step guide:
1. Keep the S4 button pressed down in Normal mode.
2. Use S1 or S3 to scroll to the SETTINGS menu item (Set­tings) until it is shown in reverse in the middle of the dis­play.
3. To make a selection, press the S2 button.
4. Use S1 or S3 to scroll to the sub-menu item DUAL-TIME (second time entry) and press the S2 button.
5. The hour flashes in the middle row of the display. Each time you press S1 will increase the hour by 1. Each time you press S3 will reduce the hour by 1. To move through the hours more quickly, keep the S1 or S3 buttons pressed down. Confirm the hour selection by pressing the S2 but­ton.
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6. The minutes flash in the middle row of the display. Each time you press S1 the minutes will increase by 1. Each time you press S3 the minutes will decrease by 1. To move through the hours more quickly, keep the S1 or S3 buttons pressed down. Confirm the minute selection by pressing the S2 button. After selecting the minutes, pressing the S2 button will take you back automatically to the Settings submenu (SETTINGS).
7. Press the S4 button twice to return to Normal mode (watch mode) or press the S1 and S3 buttons to scroll through the entries to make additional settings.
In watch mode you can view the time in the second time zone by pressing the S4 button twice. The time will appear to the right of the bottom row of the display next to the label T2.
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Alarm symbol
Chime symbol
3.5 Setting the alarm and hour signal
Your BARIGO E7/E7S can save three (daily) alarms which are independent on each other. If you have activated the hour signal, a short beep will sound each full hour.
To select the alarm settings, press the S4 button to access the main menu. Choose the ALARM option by pressing the S2 button.
Press the S1 or S3 button to select Alarm 1, Alarm 2, Alarm 3 or the hour signal (CHIME). Press the S2 button to switch the chime on or off (ON/OFF).
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Setting: a step by step guide:
1. Keep the S4 button pressed down in normal mode.
2. Use S1 or S3 to scroll to the ALARM menu item until it is shown in reverse in the middle of the display unless it is not already displayed.
3. To make a selection, press the S2 button.
4. Use S1 or S3 to scroll to the option (Alarm 1/2/3 or chime) you want to set.
5. For setting the chime, continue from Step 12.
6. Keep the S5 button pressed down until the hours in the middle row of the display flash.
7. Each time you press S1 the hour will increase by 1. Each time you press S3 the hour will decrease by 1. To move through the hours more quickly, keep the S1 or S3 buttons pressed down.
8. Press the S2 button to set the minutes, as described for the hours (see above).
9. Next, confirm the alarm you set with the S5 button.
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10. You can now switch the alarm on and off by pressing the S2 button.
11. You can now set another alarm (see Step 4 and subse- quent steps), select the Chime option using the S1 or S3 buttons or continue with Step XX
12. After selecting the chime function (CHIME), press the S2 button to activate the chime (ON). Pressing this button again deactivates the chime (OFF).
13. Press the S4 button twice to return to Normal mode (watch mode) or press the S1 and S3 buttons to make additional settings.
Your BARIGO E7/E7S automatically exits setting mode if a button is not pressed for approx. one minute.
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Alarm symbol
Alarm switched on
Note
When the alarm is activated, a signal will sound for 30
seconds. You can switch the alarm off at any time by pressing any button. The alarm will remains active and will go off at the same time on all following days unless you deactivate it (see Steps 1 - 4 and 8).
After you set the alarm time, the alarm is activated auto-
matically.
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Selection menu
Stopwatch display
press S2
to start
3.6 Stopwatch
The stopwatch has a range of values of up to 99 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds, including the function for the split times.
To select the stopwatch function, press the S4 button to access the main menu. Choose the STOPWATCH (stopwatch) function.
To start the stopwatch press the S2 button. The middle row of the display displays the time that has passed. The bottom row shows
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Lap time, split
time
Total time
Lap number
the number of laps (LAP-XX). The top row of the display displays the lap time (split time) of the current lap.
You can save the split time (lap time) by pressing the S1 button while the stopwatch is running. The split time for the completed lap is then displayed for approx. 2 seconds. At the same time, the time
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2 seconds after pressing the S1 button
elapsed time for
second lap
total elapsed
time
for the next lap starts from zero again and then appears in the top row.
During the first hour, the time is measured to 1/100th of a second, afterwards it is measured to the second.
Press the S2 button to stop time measurement by the stopwatch. (As long as the display stopwatch times have not been cleared, you can resume timing from the same point by pressing the S2 button again.)
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Note
When time measurement by the stopwatch was
stopped/paused after the S2 button was pressed, the stopwatch mode is automatically exited if no button is pressed for approx. one minute. If you return to stop­watch mode again, the previously measured times will be retained. Press the S2 button to resume measurement from this point.
The stopwatch continues timing in the background if you
decide to leave stopwatch mode to move into a different mode while time measurement is still active.
The watch stops timing after 99 hours, 59 minutes and
59 seconds.
The watch can save up to 50 laps (LAPS). If, after the
50th lap, you try to save a new lap, the message "LAP FULL" will appear on the display which informs you that the lap memory is full.
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If your BARIGO E7/E7S is put into energy-saving mode,
all stopwatch timings will be stopped automatically.
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3.6.1 Performance summary
After the stopwatch timings were stopped by pressing the S2 button, various data, such as split times per lap, can be viewed in a perfor­mance review.
Keep the S3 button pressed down for approx. two seconds. The title STOP­WATCH REVIEW (stopwatch review) is displayed briefly. Afterwards, LAP 01 (lap 01) is shown on display. Press the S1 and S3 buttons to scroll backwards and forwards through the individual lap times.
After the information about the last lap, the best lap time (BEST LAP) is shown followed by the average lap time (AVG LAP).
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Lap time
Lap 1 = 20.89 secs.
Lap 2 = 22.10 secs.
Lap 3 = 21.55 secs.
Total time
After lap 1 =
20.89 secs.
After lap 2 =
42.99 secs.
After lap 3 = 1:04.54 mins.
If the best time was achieved in more than one lap, the watch only shows the first lap in which the best time was achieved.
If the timing data were deleted by pressing the S1 button, the Stop­watch review (STOPWATCH REVIEW) function will no longer be
Lap 1: 20.89 secs. / lap 2: 20.10 secs. / lap 3: 21.55 secs.
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available. It will not be available until a new time measurement with lap times is started and completed again.
3.6.2 Deleting readings
You can only delete the stopwatch information by stopping timing by pressing the S2 button. Keep the S1 button pressed down to delete all of the stopwatch readings.
Hint
You can work with two end times when you do without the meas­urement of the split times. For example, when runner 1 reaches the finish line, press the S1 button, and when runner 2 finishes, press the S2 button. "LAP-01" is the finish time for runner 1 and the stopped overall time is the finish time for runner 2.
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3.7 Countdown timer
You can set the countdown timer in the range 1 second to 100 hours. A signal tone sounds when the countdown timer reaches 00:00:00. The timer can be set to the second.
To select the timer function, press the S4 button to access the main menu. By pressing the S1 or S3 button select the TIMER option. Confirm your selection with the S2 button.
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Setting: a step by step guide:
1. Keep the S4 button pressed down in normal mode.
2. Use S1 or S3 to scroll to the TIMER menu item until it is shown in reverse in the middle of the display.
3. To make a selection, press the S2 button.
4. Keep the S5 button pressed down until the hours in the middle row of the display flash.
5. Each time you press S1 the hour will increase by 1. Each time you press S3 the hour will decrease by 1. To move through the hours more quickly, keep the S1 or S3 buttons pressed down.
6. Press the S2 button to set the minutes, as described for the hours (see Step 5).
7. Press the S2 button to set the seconds, as described for the hours (see Step 5).
8. Next, confirm the start time you set with the S5 button.
9. Press the S4 button twice to return to normal mode (watch mode) or press the S1 and S3 buttons to make additional settings.
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S5
must be
kept
pressed
down
Your BARIGO E7/E7S automatically exits setting mode if a button is not pressed for approx. one minute.
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3.7.1 Using the countdown timer
In timer mode, press the S2 button to start the countdown timer.
When you have reached the end
of the countdown, the alarm will sound for five seconds or until it is deactivated by pressing any button. The set countdown time is automatically reset to the initial value after the alarm was switched off.
Press the S2 button while the
countdown is running to stop it, i.e. to pause it. Press the S2 button again to resume the count­down.
To stop the countdown operation completely, first stop it by
pressing the S2 button, followed by S1. This will reset the countdown time to its initial value.
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Caution The timer uses the watch function to measure the time to reduce battery consumption. This can lead to a minor discrepancy of ap­prox. one second, depending on when the button was pressed.
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4 Other settings
As well as the above time functions, your BARIGO E7/E7S has many other features including ALTI-BARO (altitude and atmospheric pressure measurement), UNIT (units), DUAL TIME (second time zone) and COMPASS (compass). The settings for them are adjust­ed in the SETTINGS menu.
In Normal mode (watch mode), keep the S4 button pressed to call up the menu. Use the S1 and S3 buttons to scroll through the individual menu items. Press the S2 button to select the SETTINGS item. If you selected the COMPASS menu item, the calibration mode immediately begins for the compass.
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5 Barometer
You can access barometer mode by pressing the S1 button, regard­less of whether the BARIGO E7/E7S is in time-, compass- or altime­ter mode.
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A graph appears in the display which allows you to track changes to atmospheric pressure (i.e. the absolute atmospheric pressure at the point of measurement) over the past 20 hours. Information about the current temperature, time and weather forecast also appears.
The exact absolute atmospheric pressure reading (in hPa or in Hg) at your current location is displayed to the right of the graph.
5.1 Absolute and relative atmospheric pressure
Before we come to the settings for the barometer on your watch, we would like to discuss absolute and relative atmospheric pressure, as your BARIGO E7/E7S uses these two values to calculate the current height at your measuring location.
Since atmospheric pressure decreases with increasing altitude, and increases with decreasing altitude, and temperature differences are unavoidable, fluctuations in the calculation of the current altitude will naturally occur. According to the barometric elevation formula, in the lowest altitudes up to 1,000 metres, the atmospheric pressure changes by around 1 hPa for every 8 metre increase in altitude. The
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lower the air temperature, the higher the value. Since the decrease in atmospheric pressure is based on the log scale, the difference at an altitude of 5.5 km increases by as much as approx. 16 metres per 1 hPa.
To counteract any fluctuations in the altitude shown by the watch, you should enter the correct value when reaching a point whose altitude is known from a (rambler's) map, infor­mation sign or is indicated on the path, etc.
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S2
S2
S2
S2
S4
S4
S4
5.2 Navigation in setting mode for the altitude
and atmospheric pressure sea level
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5.3 Barometer functions
Current (absolute) atmospheric pressure Range of values: 300 – 1,100 hPa (8.86 – 32.48 in Hg) Measurement cycles: the first 3 minutes = every 5 sec-
onds, after 3 minutes = every 2 minutes.
After 12 hours, the watch switches back to watch mode. 20 hour graph Temperature in °C/°F Setting the atmospheric pressure at sea level (NN) for
measuring the altitude
Weather forecast
To launch barometer mode, press the S1 button in watch, altitude or compass mode. If you cannot launch the barometer mode by pressing S1, press the S4 button followed by the S1 again.
The barometer display has a weather icon which indicates the current weather forecast. The current temperature reading is shown in the top row. A graph showing the change in atmospheric pressure
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over the last 20 hours appears in the left half of middle row; in the right half, the current atmospheric pressure at the measuring loca­tion is shown. The bottom row displays the current time.
If you leave the watch in barometer mode, it will automati-
cally be exited after 12 hours. The watch then returns to Normal mode (watch mode).
If the atmospheric pressure reading lies outside of the
watch's range of values "- - -" will appear.
If the reading is less than the minimum, the information
"LO" (low) is displayed; if the reading exceeds the maxi­mum, "HI" (high) appears on display.
If the DataLog memory is activated, the barometer mode is
not available.
Caution The temperature of the wearer's body influences the watch's tem­perature sensor. To get an accurate temperature reading, remove the watch from your wrist and place it on a well-ventilated spot in the
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shade. The case of your BARIGO E7/E7S needs around 15 to 30 minutes to adjust to the current ambient temperature in order to deliver an accurate temperature reading.
5.3.1 Weather icon
The displayed weather icon is merely a forecast of the weather in the coming hours. This forecast is taken solely from the atmospheric pressure measurements of previous hours. Be aware that a weather forecast is based on more variables than the difference in atmos­pheric pressure.
The BARIGO E7/E7S has four weather symbols indicating
the weather forecast: sunny/bright/cloudy/rainy
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To get a more accurate weather forecast, we recommend
you stay in the same location for at least six hours.
Increasing your altitude normally brings about a change in
the atmospheric pressure. This also has a greater effect on the weather icon display.
If necessary, the weather icon can be adjusted to the actu-
al weather at your measuring location. In Normal mode (watch mode), keep the S4 button pressed until the selec­tion menu appears. Press the S1 or S3 buttons to select the SETTINGS title. Confirm by pressing the S2 button. Next, select ALTI-BARO and confirm your entry by press­ing the S2 button.
Next, press the S2 button twice to go to the setting display for the weather icon.
WEATHER (Weather) appears in the top row with a flash­ing weather icon above it. You can now use the S1 or S3
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button to adjust the weather icon to the current weather sit­uation.
(See image on following page)
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S2
S2
S2
S2
S4
S4
5.3.2 Changing the weather icon
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5.4 Atmospheric pressure graph
The atmospheric pressure graph shows earlier pressure readings from up to 20 hours. The time appears on the horizontal axis of the graph with each line representing an hour. The point on the extreme right, i.e. the last one on the graph, is the most recent reading.
The atmospheric pressure is shown on the vertical axis. Each line corresponds to the relative distance between this reading and the one for the next line. Each line corresponds to 1 hPa. Due to the limited space for displaying the graph, in the event of large fluctuations in the atmospheric pressure, the upper or lower sequence of the graph may appear as a horizontal line.
Caution
During or after a hike or any other change in altitude, do
not rely on the displayed atmospheric pressure graph nor the weather icon.
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You need to be well informed about the weather in order to
be able to carry out your outdoor activities safely.
The readings on the left of the graph are the older ones,
whereas the right end of the curve represent the last (most recent) reading.
The barometer graph can be refreshed.
5.5 Refreshing the atmospheric pressure graph (Reset)
After a hike or other change in altitude, the atmospheric pressure graph no longer reflects the changes in pressure at the current measuring location.
For this reason, refresh the atmospheric pressure graph once you have reached a point where you are going to stay for several hours, e.g. mounting hut, camping site, etc.
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S5
must be
kept
pressed
down
When descending from the top of a mountain, the atmospheric pressure increases; when climbing it will decrease.
To refresh (redraw) the atmospheric pressure graph, keep the S5 button pressed down while in barometer mode. The "GRAPH RE­FRESH" (refresh graph) message appears on display. Afterwards, the chart is deleted.
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The BARIGO E7/E7S uses "two" atmospheric pressure values. One for the current atmospheric pressure at the measuring location, and the other for the pressure of the atmosphere at sea level.
The barometer on your BARIGO E7/E7S displays the actual atmos­pheric pressure at your measuring location. Weather forecasters normally provide the atmospheric pressure at sea level. With most barometers, the atmospheric pressure at sea level is displayed at each point (in other words the relative atmospheric pressure); the pressure is calculated at the current measuring location taking into account the current atmospheric pressure.
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6 Compass
North pointer
12 o'clock
Direction indicator
Angle
The built-in direction sensor on your BARIGO E7/E7S identifies magnetic North and displays one of 16 direc­tions in the display.
6.1 Compass functions
Angles: 0° to 359° The marks on the outer ring
represent the North-South and East-West direction (the North pointer has 6 seg­ments).
Magnetic declination correc-
tion
Precision: ± 10° (to take the
bearings, place the watch on a flat surface, or, if you are wearing the watch, make sure your wrist is horizontal (to
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the horizon).
To start compass mode, press the S2 button in watch, barometer-, or altitude mode. If you start launch compass mode by pressing S2, press the S4 button followed by S2 again.
In compass mode, the angle is displayed in the middle row of the display. The direction indicator in the upper row displays its bear­ings. The current time is shown in the bottom row.
Caution
You should calibrate the compass before using the compass func­tion for the first time and after every battery replacement (see Page
65) or if the direction indication does not seem to be correct.
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N
North
349°-11°
NNE
North-north east
12°-33°
NE
North east
34°-56°
ENE
East-north east
57°-78°
E
East
79°-101°
ESE
East-south east
102°-123°
SE
South-east
124°-146°
SSE
South-south east
147°-168°
S
South
169°-191°
SSW
South-south west
192°-213°
SW
South west
214°-236°
WSW
West-south west
237°-258°
W
West
259°-281°
WNW
West-north west
282°-303°
NW
North west
304°-326°
NNW
North-north west
327°-348°
The table below lists the points of the compass as shown in the direction indicator, with associated angles.
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Note
The compass function uses a lot of battery power and is switched off again after approx. 15 seconds, i.e. your BARIGO E7/E7S returns to watch mode. You can view the compass again at any time by pressing the S2 button.
The compass must be re-calibrated before using the compass function for the first time, or after each battery replacement.
The figure to the right shows the com­pass calibration display.
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S2
Marks on the edge
of the display
6.2 Calibrating the compass and correcting the magnetic
declination
To access calibration mode, while in watch mode, keep the S4 button pressed down until the selection menu appears. Use the S1 and S3 buttons to scroll to the SETTINGS menu item. Confirm your selection by pressing the S2 button.
Next, use the S1 and S3 buttons to scroll to the COMPASS menu item. Press S2.
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changes automatically
After the message CALIBRATE – KEEP LEVEL – ROTATE appears on the display, the segments along the edge of the display will begin to form a circle, moving in a clockwise direction. This happens twice.
Place the watch down on a flat surface and rotate it around its own axis at the same speed with which the marks form a circle. While making these two rotations, make sure you keep the watch at the same level.
After the second rotation, calibration of the compass is complete. If the calibration was successful, the message DONE will appear in the middle row. If the message FAIL appears, you will have to repeat the cali­bration described above.
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If FAIL continues to be shown, please do the following: Place the watch upside down on the table (watch out: no metal
frame should be close) and rotate slowly in clockwise or counter clockwise direction twice at least within 30 seconds time.
Keep rotating slowly until 30 seconds have passed. If still not successful, please repeat this procedure outdoors to
improve strength of magnetic field. It is recommended to do this procedure (calibration) outdoor and
where there are no magnetic objects, steel objects and/or something that could affect the compass function.
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After calibration is successful the watch will automatically switch to the setting area for magnetic declination (declination). If the magnet­ic declination does not require correction, press the S4, button twice to complete the calibration process and return to watch mode.
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6.3 Setting the magnetic declination
All maps are based on the geographic North Pole. The compass needle however points to the magnetic North Pole. This deviates from the geographical North Pole by approx. 2,000 km and is continuously changing position. This deviation is termed the magnetic declination.
You can find the current values from the maps or from isogones­tables, e.g. from the Internet.
Bear in mind that these values are changing continuously.
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Country
City
Mag­netic
declina-
tion
value to enter
Australia
Canberra
12 E
E12
China
Peking
6 W
W6
Germany
Berlin
2 E
E2
France
Paris
1 W
W1
Great Britain
London
3 W
W3
Japan
Tokyo
7 W
W7
Canada
Ottawa
14 W
W14
Mexico
Mexico City
6 E
E6
Norway
Oslo
0
0
USA
Washington
10 W
W10
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6.4 Setting the declination angle
To allow your watch to display the points of the compass precisely with respect to the geographical North Pole, we recommend you enter the declination angle.
Your BARIGO E7/E7S automatically goes to the entry of the declina­tion angle after successful calibration of the compass (see Fig. C, page 66).
Press the S1 or S2 button to select "E" or "W" based on the declina­tion table. Confirm your selection by pressing the S2 button. Next, enter the corresponding angle for the magnetic declination by pressing the S1 or S3 button. Then confirm your entry by pressing the S2 button.
The compass on your BARIGO E7/E7S is now ready to use. Press the S4 button twice to return to watch mode (normal mode). To launch the compass function press the S2 button.
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It does not matter if the BARIGO E7/E7S is in time-, compass- or altimeter mode.
Caution To take the bearings, place the watch on a flat surface, or, if you are wearing the watch, make sure your wrist is horizontal (to the hori­zon). Failure to do so could lead to major measurement errors.
6.5 Using the compass
6.5.1 Direction indicator
1. Point the 12 o'clock position of your BARIGO E7/E7S in the direction to be measured. Make sure the watch lies on a flat surface, or, if you are wearing the watch, make sure your wrist is horizontal to the horizon.
2. Press the S2 button to start taking the compass bearing.
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3. After a brief time, the direction to which the 12 o'clock posi­tion of the watch is pointing will appear in the display. Both as a point of the compass in the top row and an angle in the middle row.
4. The compass automatically continues displaying the direc­tion every second for up to 15 seconds.
5. While carrying out a measurement with the compass, the watch displays a direction indicator, rid bearing (angle) and four direction indicators which move dynamically when the watch is moved.
Caution If direction measurement is carried out in the vicinity of a strong magnetic field, incorrect results may be the result. Accurate direction indications in closed rooms are also impossible.
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(Map)
(Map)
6.5.2 Arrangement on a map
To determine the direction where the destination (B) lies from the current measuring location (A).
(for E7 only)
1. On your map, draw a line be­tween your location (A) and the destination (B).
2. Place your watch on the A-B line with the 12 o'clock position in direction B.
3. Turn the bezel on the watch so that the North (N) marking points in the Northerly direction on the map.
4. Next, take the watch in your hand and activate the com­pass by pressing the S2 but-
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ton.
5. Turn the watch until the North indicator (the 6 marks on the outer ring of the display) points to the North marking (N) of the bezel.
6. You can reach your destination B by going in the direction to which the 12 o'clock position of your BARIGO E7 is pointing.
Note With declination setting (chapter 6.3) N will be in line with N on the map. Without declination setting it will be in line with magnetic North.
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7 Altimeter
The watch's altimeter uses the pressure sensor to determine the atmospheric pressure which is then used to estimate the current height based on a pre-set value for the ISA (International Standard Atmosphere) from the ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organ­ization). You can also enter a reference height which will be used to calculate the current height.
You can access the altimeter by pressing the S3 button, regardless of whether the BARIGO E7/E7S is in time-, compass- or atmospher­ic pressure mode. After the word ALTIMETER appears on the display, the watch is in altimeter mode.
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The current height is shown in the middle row of the display while the upper row displays the height difference in the previous minute (in m/ft – ft = foot). The current display row indicates the current time. – The displayed altitude reading switches to "- - -" when the measured altitude lies outside the range -500 m and 9,000 m. If you press the S3 button and do not access altimeter mode, press the S4 button followed by the S3 button again.
7.1 Altitude measurement
The altitude measurement is based on the atmospheric pressure. The current altitude is calculated from the difference between the current atmospheric pressure and the entry for the atmospheric pressure at sea level.
An altitude calculation is carried out every five seconds within the first five minutes, afterwards only once per minute.
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The altimeter display is ended automatically after 24 hours unless stopped earlier. The watch then returns to Normal mode (watch mode).
IMPORTANT
Your watch uses the difference in atmospheric pressure between the relative atmospheric pressure (at sea level) and the current atmospheric pressure (at your measuring point). As a result, the altitude reading can vary at the same location if the atmospheric pressure changes.
The pressure sensor used in the watch is also affected by the temperature. When measuring the altitude, you should therefore ensure that your watch is not exposed to any temperature fluctua­tions.
To prevent such temperature fluctuations during measurements, always wear the watch on your wrist with direct contact with your skin.
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Atmospheric pressure
HIGH
Do not use this watch's altimeter for measurements requiring pro­fessional levels of accuracy.
Also bear in mind that the cabin pressure in an aeroplane is kept constant. The altitude reading on your watch therefore does not concur with the altitude readings of the aeroplane indicated on display on by their captain.
To enter as precise a height of your location as possible, use the height information from your map or indicated along the hiking path.
The atmospheric pressure is the weight of the air which applies at one location. The higher the altitude, the lower the weight of air at this loca­tion, i.e. the pressure at higher altitudes is low.
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7.2 What is "AltiSpeed"?
"AltiSpeed" combines two parame­ters- the time and the altitude
By regularly measuring the atmos­pheric pressure and the in­crease/decrease in the measured pressure differences, "AltiSpeed" calculates the altitude change per minute. Your BARIGO E7/E7S always displays the distance covered in the last minute. The measurement in the first minute is displayed as 0 m. This value is refreshed after the first minute.
With the altimeter on your BARIGO E7/E7S, the distance covered per minute appears in the upper row of the display. This reading is very useful during a mountain hike if you want to maintain an even tempo during the ascent or descent.
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S5
The measuring range for AltiSpeed lies between -300 m and +300 m. If the reading exceeds either range limit, only the maximum of ­/+300m per minute is displayed.
7.3 Synchronising altitude readings (1)
If the displayed altitude differs from the real altitude, carry out a synchronisation as follows.
Keep the S5 button pressed in altime­ter mode until ALTITUDE appears in the top row and the altitude reading flashes. Press the S1 or S2 button to change this value (altitude reading). Save the entered reading by pressing S5.
Even after the current synchronisation of the altitude reading, slight changes
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in the pressure can indirectly change the reading you just set. Synchronising the altitude reading means synchronising with the pressure value at sea level which serves as the basis for calculating the altitude. This atmospheric pressure at sea level value remains unchanged if the "Synchronisation of the altitude reading" or the "Synchronisation of the atmospheric pressure at sea level" have not been calibrated.
The altitude reading can be synchronised in watch mode.
7.3.1 Entering the current altitude
Setting: a step by step guide:
1. Keep the S4 button pressed down until you are in the
main selection menu.
2. Scroll through the menu using the S1 or S3 button and
select SETTINGS - press S2.
3. Next, press S2 to select ALTI-BARO.
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4. The altitude entry display appears immediately and the
displayed altitude flashes.
5. Press the S1 or S3 button to enter the altitude for your
current location. Afterwards press the S4 button to go
7.4 Synchronising altitude readings (2)
The altitude reading is calculated from the atmospheric pressure at the measuring location and the set atmospheric pressure at sea level. If the entered atmospheric pressure value at sea level clearly differs from the current atmospheric pressure, as a result, the altitude reading differs from the actual altitude at the measuring location.
If the current height is not determined and cannot be entered in your BARIGO E7/E7S, but you find the current atmospheric pressure reading at sea level for example from a weather report, you can use this figure to determine the current altitude.
back to watch mode.
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However, it is not easy to find precise and up-to-date information about the atmospheric pressure at sea level. For this reason, syn­chronising this measuring value can also differ from the altitude determined in this way.
You can obtain readings of the atmospheric pressure at sea level from the radio or Internet. Bear in mind that this is not necessarily the most up-to-date information.
7.4.1 Entering the atmospheric pressure at sea level
Setting: a step by step guide:
1. Keep the S4 button pressed down until you are in the
main selection menu.
2. Scroll through the menu using the S1 or S3 button and
select SETTINGS - press S2.
3. Next, press S2 to select ALTI-BARO.
4. The altitude entry display appears immediately and the
displayed altitude flashes.
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5. Once the current altitude is displayed, press the S4 but-
ton to return to watch mode. Otherwise, continue with the next step.
6. Press the S2 again to go to the display for entering the
atmospheric pressure at sea level.
7. Press the S1 or S3 button to now enter the current value
for the atmospheric pressure at sea level. Afterwards
BARIGO E7/E7S will now calculate an approximate figure for the altitude.
7.5 The relationship between altimeter,
Your BARIGO E7/E7S calculates the altitude reading using the current atmospheric pressure at your measuring location and the atmospheric pressure at sea level. The temperature at both altitudes (i.e. your current measuring location and at sea level) is pre-defined in standards and is based on "0 m = 1.013 hPa" (see following table).
press the S4 button to return to watch mode.
barometer and temperature
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Height above
"null"
Standard atmos-
pheric pressure
Standard temperature
(°C)
0
1,013
15.0
200
989
13.7
400
966
12.4
600
943
11.1
800
921
9.8
1,000
899
8.5
1,200
877
7.2
1,600
856
5.9
1,800
815
4.6
2,000
795
3.3
2,400
756
2.0
2,800
719
-0.6
3,000
706
-3.2
3,400
666
-4.5
3,800
633
-9.7
4,000
616
-11.0
4,500
577
-14.3
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Height above
"null"
Standard atmos-
pheric pressure
Standard temperature
(°C)
5,000
540
-17.5
5,500
505
-20.8
6,000
472
-24.0
Caution The standard atmospheric pressure of all altitudes is based on the predefined standard temperature. Higher or lower temperatures cause changes in atmospheric pressure. It is said that a difference of 1°C leads to a miscalculation of 0.2%. This tends to be because the altitude reading is lower in summer (high temperatures) and higher in winter (lower temperatures).
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S3
7.6 Saving the altitude point (POINT)
This function is used to save altitude information with the date and time. This function is useful in practice for example to keep a record of the altitude point at the start of a hike and upon reaching the summit. To save the altitude point, do the following:
1. In altimeter mode, keep the S3 button pressed down.
2. The word RECORDING flashes in the bottom row of the screen.
3. Keep the S3 button pressed down until the word RECORDING is re­placed by the current time.
4. The altitude point is now saved.
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Elapsed time
The memory can save up to 50 altitude points. When saving more than 50 altitude points, the oldest ones get overwritten.
7.7 Memory log (LOG)
Use this function to save the altitudes along the entire hike, e.g. the minimum and maximum altitude (MIN/MAX), overall difference in height on the ascent/descent during recording.
The memory can save up to 30 logs.
7.7.1 Saving the log
To switch on the memory to begin a log, hold the S4 button pressed down in the altimeter mode until the log time, e.g. "LOG 0:00" appears in the bottom row of the display.
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The time elapsed since the recording began and the current time are alternately displayed in this row - this will continue until recording has stopped.
7.7.2 Ending log recording
To end the recording, keep the S5 button pressed down in altimeter mode until the message "LOG OFF" appears in the bottom row of the display.
Display of the elapsed time
since the beginning of the hike: In the first hour, the
elapsed time in minutes and seconds is shown, afterwards in hours and minutes.
Recording to the log ends automatically after 24 hours
(time-out) or when the watch is put into energy-saving mode.
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The barometer function is not available during log record-
ing. In the time and compass mode, if you press the S1 button for the barometer, the message LOG MEMORY ACTIVE appears. After, the display returns to the mode you were in when you pressed the S1 button down.
The memory can record up to 30 logs. When saving more
than 30 logs, the oldest logs get overwritten.
Caution
Temporary changes in altitude, such as climbs or descents
under a minute, are not recorded by the memory.
Slight changes in height, such as 1-3 metres, are ignored
by the memory since they may have been caused by a change in the weather (atmospheric pressure). As a result, hikes in a flat environment, where more than 50 altitude points are not recorded within one to two hours, are not picked up by the memory.
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In order to minimise changes to the altitude, when you
spend a longer time in a location, the memory will ignore altitude changes of 1-3 metres during its regular compari­son of the altitude reading.
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7.7.3 Viewing the saved logs
The altitude points and log data rec­orded during your hikes are saved to memory and can be viewed as follows.
In normal mode (watch mode), keep the S4 button pressed until the main selection menu is displayed. Use the S1 or S3 button to scroll to the MEMORY menu item. Next, confirm your selection by pressing the S2 button.
Viewing saved altitude points
If you selected MEMORY in the main selection menu, afterwards, press the S2 button again. Now press the S2
and altitude points
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button to select the submenu POINT (altitude point). The most recently altitude point now
appears in the following screen display if you have saved more than one altitude point. If you want to view more altitude points, press the S1 or S3 button to scroll through the individual altitude points.
Press the S1 button to bring the display to the first altitude point. Each time you press this button will take you to the next altitude point. Press the S3 button to scroll backwards from the altitude point which was set most recently.
The consecutive number (1 to 50) of the altitude point is shown in the upper row of the display; the altitude is shown in the middle row; and the date and time when the altitude point was set in the lower.
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Deleting altitude points
To delete the altitude points, keep the S2 button pressed down until the CLEAR message appears.
You can only delete one altitude point per deletion. If you want to delete addi­tional altitude points, repeat the process.
When the submenu name POINT ap­pears, the altitude point memory is empty.
Viewing saved logs
If you selected MEMORY in the main selection menu, afterwards, press the
S2 button again. Now press the S1 or S3 button to select the submenu point
LOG (log).
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The most recently saved log record appears in the middle row of the following display if you have saved more than one record.
If you want to view other records, press the S1 or S3 button to scroll through the individual records.
If you want to open a particular data record, navigate to it in the middle row of the display and press the S2 button.
Each log for a selected record contains data about the maximum altitude (MAX) reached during this session; the minimum altitude (MIN); the total altitude of the ascent (ASC); the total height of the descent (DSC); and the session duration (DURATION). The time and date information when these altitudes were achieved is also shown for the MAX and MIN entries. Press the S1 and S3 buttons to scroll backwards and forwards in the log.
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S3
S3
S3
S3
S3
S1
S1
S1
S1
S1
Navigation within a log record
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If no button is pressed inside the view of a log record, the BARIGO E7/E7S will automatically return to normal (watch) mode.
Caution For example, you start at an altitude of 500 m and you manage to reach 600 m after a constant ascent. Assumptions: Due to changes in the weather at 600 m, the altitude reading displayed on the watch will change as follows, 601 m - 602 m - 603 m - 604 m - 605m - 606 m - 607 m - 608 m. – Now, if you descend from your initial starting point to 500 m, the log record may have the following entries: MAX = 608 m, MIN = 500 m indicated in the display, ASC = 100 m and DSC = 100 m even though the actual difference between MAX and MIN is 108 m.
Deleting log records
To delete a log record, use the S1 or S3 buttons to scroll to the record you
wish to delete until it appears in the middle row of the screen. Next, press the S2 button to open the record to be deleted. Keep S2 pressed down
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until the message CLEAR appears for the selected record and the display returns to the record selection.
You are only allowed to delete only one log record per deletion. If you want to delete more logs, repeat the process. When the sub­menu name LOG appears, the log record memory is empty.
Hint
It is definitely useful to activate key tones on your BARIGO E7/E7S. Key tones can act as a confirmation after many actions which require entries, e.g. starting and ending log recordings, setting and deleting altitude points, deleting entries, and many others.
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8 Setting the units (UNIT)
Your BARIGO E7/E7S provides the option of setting the different units to suit your own needs. You can change the units for the altitude (m/ft), atmospheric pressure (hPa/in Hg), temperature (°C/°F) and time- (12/24) and date formats (DD-MM/MM-DD). To open the setting menu, do the following:
1. In normal watch mode, keep S4 pressed down un­til the main menu appears.
2. Use the S1 and S3 buttons to scroll to the menu item SETTINGS and press the S2 button to open the sub­menu.
3. Next, use the S1 and S3 buttons to scroll to the submenu item UNITS. Confirm your selection with S2.
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