CEI 265 ULTRAK User Manual

REMARK: The user should try hooking the pedometer on Different

positions on the waist to attain the most accurate
measurement.

ULTRAK 265, ULTRAK 275ULTRAK 265, ULTRAK 275

PEDOMETER INSTRUCTION MANUALPEDOMETER INSTRUCTION MANUAL

FEATURES:FEATURES:

- ULTRAK 265 with STEP and DISTANCE functions

- ULTRAK 275 with STOPWATCH, STEP, CALORIE and
DISTANCE functions

- Large LCD digits for easy reading

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS:OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS:

C2C2 C4C4

STE PSTE P I N.IN. MI.MI.

ULTRAK 265

C1C1 C2C2 C3C3 C4C4

SWSW ST EPSTE P I N.IN. LBL B CALCAL MI.MI.

ULTRAK 275

Fig.1

BK0 30A

DISTANCE MODEDISTANCE MODE

C 1C 1 C 2C 2 C 3C 3 C 4C 4

SWSW ST EPSTE P I N.IN. LBL B CALCAL MI.MI.

Fig.4a DISTANCE MODE Fig.4b SETTING STRIDE

When C is moved to the C4 position, the pedometer enters DISTANCE
MODE as shown in Fig.4a, which shows the distance travelled
corresponding to the number of steps moved. Pushing B in this mode
changes the display to as shown in Fig.4b, which is for setting of the
stride of the step. Pushing B once advance the strides by 1 where as
push and hold B will advance strides at a rate of 4 Hz. The range of the
presettable stride is 10 to 60 in. The display will return to display of
distance if B is not pushed for 4 seconds.

C 1C 1 C 2C 2 C 3C 3 C 4C 4

SWSW ST EPSTE P I N.IN. LBL B CALCAL MI.MI.

MIN sec 1/10 0s ec

Fig.2

STEP MODESTEP MODE

When C is at C2 position as shown
in Fig.3 the indicator will be on at
the STEP position. In this mode the
display shows the number of steps
moved. Depressing A for 1 sec
resets the display to zero.

When C is moved to C3 position, the pedometer enters the CALORIE
MODE with display as shown in Fig.5a, which shows the number of
calories consumed corresponding to the number of steps moved
.Pushing B in this mode changes the display to as show in Fig.5b,
which is for setting of the user's weight, based on which the Calories
are calculated . Pushing B once advances the weight by 1 where as
push and hold B will advance weight at a rate of 4 Hz. The range of the
presettable weight is 60 to 330 lb. The display will return to display of
calorie if B is not pushed for 4 seconds.

C 1C 1 C 2C 2 C 3C 3 C 4C 4

SWSW ST EPSTE P I N.IN. LBL B CALCAL MI.MI.

Fig.3 STEP MOVE

BATTERY REPLACEMENTBATTERY REPLACEMENT

Whe n the display bec omes dim or faded out , battery replacement
is necessary.

STOPWATCH MODE STOPWATCH MODE

When the SLIDE SWITCH C is moved to the C1 position, the LCD is as
shown in Fig.2, with the indicator pointing to SW. At this mode
depressing PUSH BUTTON B will start or stop stopwatch. When the
stopwatch is running, the indicator blinks on and off. Depressing and
holding A for 1 sec when the stopwatch is stopped resets the stopwatch
to zero. The display shows MINUTE' SECOND. 1/100 SEC for the first
9 min 59.99 sec and then change over to HOUR : MINUTE . SECOND.
The stopwatch has a full range of 9 H 59 M 59 S, after which the display
will start all over again from zero. The stopwatch indicator will remain
blinking on and off as long as it is running, even if the pedometer is
switch to other modes.

CALORIE MODECALORIE MODE

C 1C 1 C 2C 2 C 3C 3 C 4C 4

SWSW ST EPSTE P I N.IN. LBL B CALCAL MI.MI.

Fig.5a

C 1C 1 C 2C 2 C 3C 3 C 4C 4

SWSW ST EPSTE P I N.IN. LBL B CALCAL MI.MI.

Fig.5b

Push Battery
out from this
direction

Remove
these
screws

Fig.6b Battery CompartmentFig.6a Back View

1. Remove the 3 screws at the back of the unit, as shown in Fig.6a.

2. Remove the battery in the direction as shown in Fig.6b.

3. Replace the old battery with a flesh Lithium battery
(CR2025 or equivalent).

4. Reinstall the screws at the back.