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TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS
WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS 4
CARE AND MAINTENANCE 5
REPLACING THE BATTERY 6
THE DISPLAY ICONS 7-8
KEYS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS 9-11
Key actions – QUICK PRESS vs. PRESS and HOLD 10
Programming the Instrument – Common Key Actions 10
Advance to Next Variable in a Programming Sequence 11
Exit a Programming Sequence 11
Activate the Backlight Display 11
MODES OF OPERATION 12-13
Main Display Modes 12-13
TIME FUNCTIONS 14-16
View Time 1 / Time 2 14
Setting the Time of Day 14
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Secondary Time Screens 15-16
COMPASS 17-18
Compass Screen 17
Calibrating the Compass 17-18
Magnetic Declination 18
Reactivating Compass 18
BAROMETER 19-22
Programming Steps 19
Secondary Barometer Screens 20
Barometric Pressure Graph 21
Change Temperature Units 22
ALTIMETER 23-25
Set Altimeter 23-24
Change Altitude Units 25
Max/Acc Scrolling Message 25
Altitude Lock 25
ALTIMETER DATA LOG MEMORY 26-27
Storing Data Points 26
Retrieving Data Information 26
Start/Stop Log Book 27
Clearing the Data Information 27
CHRONOGRAPH 28-29
What Are Laps and Splits 28
Operating the Chronograph 28-29
CHRONOGRAPH DATA LOG MEMORY 30-31
Managing the Chronograph Data Log 30
Reviewing Runs 30
Clearing Laps and Runs 31
DAILY ALARM 32-33
Turning Alarm On/Off 32
Setting the Daily Alarm 33
RESETTING THE INSTRUMENT 33
SPECIFICATIONS AND RANGES 34
TROUBLE SHOOTING 35
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INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL INFORMATION WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
Congratulations on your purchase of a SUMMIT/ALTITECH OUTDOOR INSTRUMENT. These
products represent the state-of-the-art in recreational sensor instruments. We use only the finest
Swiss sensors to create the most accurate and dependable products possible. The Summit/Altitech
features an altimeter/barometer/weather station along with a full selection of advanced watch and
chronograph functions. Please keep in mind, the Summit/Altitech is a sensitive technical instrument.
With proper care and maintenance, it will last for many years of use. However improper care and
handling can cause the various sensors to be damaged and to stop functioning. Please read all
sections of this manual carefully and become fully familiar with the operation of the unit before using
it in the field.
WARNING: Before starting any exercise program or performing any vigorous physical activity, we
strongly suggest you visit your doctor for a complete physical and to discuss your plans.
CAUTION: Your instrument is designed to be water resistant to a static pressure of 3 ATM and can be
worn while showering and light swimming. We recommend that extensive use of the unit in the water
be avoided whenever possible as water could enter the unit through the altimeter sensor port and
damage the unit. The unit should not be worn while snorkeling or scuba diving as these activities will
damage the altimeter sensor.
CAUTION: Care should be taken not to press any keys while the unit is wet or submerged as this can
force moisture past the key seals and damage the unit.
CAUTION: Exposure to strong magnetic fields will cause the compass unit to malfunction and may
even permanently damage the compass sensor. Keep the unit away from magnetic sources.
WARNING: This product is NOT designed to be used as a PRIMARY altitude instrument for flying,
skydiving, hang gliding or other sports where sudden major changes in altitude may occur or when there
is a need for industrial precision.
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Your SUMMIT/ALTITECH OUTDOOR INSTRUMENT should be protected from shocks, extreme heat
and extended exposure to direct sunlight. You should only perform service procedures related to the
changing of the battery as shown in this manual. NEVER attempt to disassemble or otherwise service
your instrument. Store the unit in a clean, dry area at room temperature.
Clean your instrument using a moist cloth. Care should be taken when cleaning the lens not to rub dirt
into the surface as it can become scratched and hard to read.
CHANGING WATCH BATTERY
The Summit/Altitech uses a common CR2032 3V Lithium battery.
Normal battery life is approximately 1yr.
NOTE: Heavy use of the Altimeter, Compass or Backlight system may significantly reduce
battery life.
NOTE: A blank display or inaccurate altimeter or compass readings are indications that the
battery is getting weak and should be replaced.
REPLACING THE INSTRUMENT BATTERY
1. Remove battery door using a coin.
2. Carefully remove the old battery. Do not damage the O-ring seal.
3. Place a fresh battery in the battery compartment with the positive (+) side facing up.
4. Replace battery door using a coin.
5. If the O-ring has been damaged, replace it before reinstalling the battery door. Most jewelers and
watch shops should have replacement O-ring seals.
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NOTE: Extreme care should be taken when replacing the battery to ensure the unit remains
fully water resistant. Failure to properly replace the battery and correctly seal the unit may
cause the unit to become damaged and may void the warranty.
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Time Zone 1--Cannot get the 1 to fill
Time Zone 2
PM Time
AM Time
Daily Alarm
Sunny
Cloudy
Time Zone 1--Cannot get the 1 to fill
Time Zone 2
PM Time
AM Time
Daily Alarm
Sunny
Time Zone 1--Cannot get the 1 to fill
Time Zone 2
PM Time
AM Time
Daily Alarm
Sunny
Cloudy
Partly Cloudy
Time Zone 1--Cannot get the 1 to fill
Time Zone 2
PM Time
AM Time
Daily Alarm
THE DISPLAY ICONS THE DISPLAY ICONS
Time Zone 1--Cannot get the 1 to fill
Time Zone 1--Cannot get the 1 to fill
Time Zone 2
PM Time
AM Time
WEATHER ICONS
symbol description what it means
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TIME ICONS
symbol description what it means
RAINY Barometric pressure very low or falling, raining
or rain likely
SUNNY Barometric pressure high, weather fair
CLOUDY Barometric pressure low, rain possible but not
likely
PARTLY CLOUDY Barometric pressure falling or rising, weather
changeable
TIME ZONE 1 Time Zone 1 on Display
TIME ZONE 2 Time Zone 2 on Display
DAILY ALARM Daily Alarm Active
ALTIMETER ICONS
symbol description what it means
FEET Current Altitude measured in feet
METERS Current Altitude measurd in meters
BAROMETER ICONS
symbol description what it means
Millibar Barometric pressure units (Summit only)
DEGREES F Fahrenheit temperature units
DEGREES C Centigrade temperature units
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KEYS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS KEYS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
S1
S4
S2
S3
S1
S4
S2
S3
The Summit/Altitech is equipped with 4 individual keys. Each key has several functions listed below.
S1 KEY
- Changes View in Time, Barometer, Altimeter, Altimeter Log
and Chronograph Log modes
- Start/Stop information storage in Altimeter mode
- Advances variable in Setting mode
- Start/Lap/Split action in Chronograph mode
- Turns Daily Alarm On/Off
S2 KEY
- View/Select Time 1 / Time 2 in Time of Day mode
- View/Select C/F and inHg/mbar in Barometer mode
- View/Select Ft/M in Altimeter mode
- Scroll through Altitude Log files
- Turn Altimeter Alarm On/Off
- Stop Chronograph/Save Chronograph Files
- Scroll through Chronograph Log files
- Select Alarm 1 or 2
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S3 KEY
- Advances display through the various operational modes
- Selects variable in setting mode
S4 KEY
- Enter/Exit Setting mode for each function
- Clear Chronograph and Altimeter memories
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KEY ACTIONS – QUICK PRESS VS. PRESS AND HOLD
There are two key actions used to program the watch:
QUICK PRESS
The key is pressed quickly and immediately released. This is the most common key action and is
used for most aspects of the watches operation.
PRESS & HOLD
The key is pressed and held for 2-3 seconds. This key action is generally used to initiate a
programming sequence or to change an on screen variable.
NOTE: Generally, when a PRESS & HOLD action is required, the word HOLD will appear on
the center line of the display.
NOTE: In this manual we will indicate when a PRESS & HOLD is required. In most other
instances, if not specifically stated, a QUICK PRESS should be assumed.
PROGRAMMING THE WATCH – COMMON KEY ACTIONS
The following are key presses required to perform the most common operations.
ENTER A PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE
PRESS & HOLD the S2 key.
The words ADJUST – HOLD will appear in the top and center lines of the display. Continue to hold
the key until the display automatically advances to the first variable in the programming sequence.
ADJUST VARIABLE IN A PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE
QUICK PRESS the S1 & S2 keys.
Variables in a programming sequence are adjusted up using QUICK PRESSES of the S1 key and
down using QUICK PRESSES of the S2 key.
In most programming options, a PRESS & HOLD of either the S1 or S2 key will cause the variable
to fast advance, allowing you to quickly advance to a different number.
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KEYS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
time zone one time zone two
MODES OF OPERATION
ADVANCE TO NEXT VARIABLE IN A PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE
QUICK PRESS the S3 key.
When you have chosen the variable you want for a particular portion of a programming sequence
QUICK PRESS the S3 key to set and advance to the next variable.
EXIT A PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE
QUICK PRESS the S4 key.
Once all variables of a programming sequence have been entered to your satisfaction, QUICK
PRESS the S4 key to exit the programming sequence and return to the initial main display.
NOTE: As long as you press the S3 key, you will continue to cycle through the variables for that
sequence.
ACTIVATE THE DISPLAY BACKLIGHT SYSTEM
QUICK PRESS the S4 key.
The backlight will stay active for a period of approximately 5-seconds.
NOTE: Excessive use of the backlight system will result in shorter battery life.
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MAIN DISPLAY MODES
Advance through the above modes using a QUICK PRESS of the S3 key. Upon entering a mode, the
name of the mode will be displayed on screen for a period of 1.5 seconds before advancing automatically to the modes primary screen.
TIME
BAROMETER
COMPASS
ALTIMETER
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MODES OF OPERATION
Alti Main
Compass Main
Baro Main
Alti Main
Baro Main
Alti Main
Compass Main
Baro Main
Alti Main
Alti Log Main
Chrono Main
Chrono Log Main
time zone one time zone two
S1
S4
S2
S3
S1
S4
S2
S3
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TIME FUNCTIONS
MAIN DISPLAY MODES (continued)
ALTIMETER LOG
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CHRONOGRAPH
DATA
CHRONOGRAPH
ALARM
VIEW TIME 1 / TIME 2
The Summit/Altitech is equipped with a full feature watch package
including Time of Day, Day/Date/Day of Week, Two Time Zones, Space
Zones and Two Daily Alarms.
The Time Zone being displayed is indicated by a small T1/T2 in the upper
left corner of the display.
VIEW / CHANGE TIME ZONE
PRESS & HOLD the S2 key.
SETTING THE TIME OF DAY
1. Start in TIME Mode.
2. Select TIME 1 or TIME 2 using the S2 key.
3. PRESS & HOLD the S4 to enter the setting sequence.
4. Adjust HOUR, MINUTES, SECONDS, YEAR, MONTH, DATE, 12/24 HOUR mode using the
S1 and S2 keys. The variable you are programming (Hours, Min, Sec, ect. ) will be shown in
the top line of the display.
5. Set and advance from variable to variable using a QUICK PRESS of the S3 key.
6. Exit setting sequence using the S4 key.
7. Select alternate time and repeat the above procedure.
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TIME FUNCTIONS
secondary time displays
Screen 2
S1
S4
S2
S3
S1
S4
S2
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TIME FUNCTIONS
SECONDARY TIME SCREENS
There are 3 secondary time display options accessed by QUICK PRESSES of the S1 key.
SCREEN 1
Top Line: DAY AND DATE
Center Line: TIME OF DAY
Bottom Line: TEMPERATURE
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SCREEN 2
Top Line: GRAPH OF BAROMETRIC PRESSURE FOR THE PAST
24HOURS
Center Line: TIME OF DAY
Bottom Line: LOCAL BAROMETRIC PRESSURE
SECONDARY TIME SCREENS (continued)
SCREEN 3
Top Line: GRAPH OF BAROMETRIC PRESSURE
FOR THE PAST 24HOURS
Center Line: TIME OF DAY
Bottom Line: TEMPERATURE
NOTE: All three screens also have an icon in the upper right hand corner
showing a visual representation of the current weather.
NOTE: The temperature sensor measures the temperature of the unit.
If worn on your wrist or exposed to direct sunlight, the sensor may read
artificially high. For accurate temperature readings, remove the instrument
from your body and place in a shaded area for 10-15 minutes.
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COMPASS
compass screens
main compass display
compass screens
main compass display
calibration end
calibration error
N
S
N
COMPASS
The Summit/Altitech are equipped with a highly accurate digital magnetic compass with a resolution of
one degree. The compass can be adjusted to compensate for the magnetic declination corresponding to
the area where the compass is being used.
COMPASS SCREEN
There is only one screen display available in the COMPASS mode.
The display shows the CURRENT HEADING IN DEGREES in the
center line and the bearing in half cardinal points in the top line.
Opposite to one another on the display you will see a single segment
and three segments activated. The single segment indicates NORTH
and the center of the three segments indicates SOUTH.
CALIBRATING THE COMPASS
The compass of the Summit/Altitech must be calibrated on a regular
basis. The compass should be calibrated any time it does not seem to be
working properly. We recommend calibrating the compass prior to any
activity where optimal accuracy is desired, such as a long back country
trip. The watch must also be calibrated to your local altitude prior to your
initial use.
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1. Start in COMPASS mode.
2. PRESS & HOLD the S4 key to enter the calibration sequence.
3. CAL will appear in the center line of the display.
4. Rotate the unit clockwise for two complete rotations of
approximately 15-seconds per rotation.
5. To exit the calibration sequence at this point using the S1 key. Or
advance to setting the magnetic declination using the S4 key.
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NOTE: For the optimum accuracy, the compass must be held
completely level during the calibration process. We recommend
placing the unit on top of a drinking glass while performing the
calibration as this will make it easier to keep the compass
level.
CALIBRATING THE COMPASS (continued)
6. If the calibration is successful the display will show CAL in the
center line and END in the upper line and automatically advance
to the compass display.
7. If the calibration was unsuccessful an ERR message will appear
in the upper line of the display and you will need to repeat the
calibration sequence.
8. If you have chosen to set a magnetic declination, adjust the
degrees and direction using the S1 and S2 keys. Set and advance
from variable to variable using a the S3 key.
9. If you do not know the magnetic declination for your area, leave
this setting at ZERO.
10. When you have completely entered the magnetic declination you
desire, exit the calibration sequence using the S4 key.
MAGNETIC DECLINATION
A magnetic compass points to the earth’s magnetic north pole. Depending on your location, this may be
different from True North. Adjusting the magnetic declination allows you to compensate for this
variation. Magnetic declination for an area can be found on topographical maps. Declination can change
over time and distance. Make sure the source for your declination settings is up to date. The following
websites are good sources for finding local magnetic declination.
http://www.geolab.nrcan.gc.ca/geomag/cgrf_e.shtml
http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/seg/geomag/jsp/Declination.jsp
REACTIVATING COMPASS
To save power, the compass feature of the Summit/Altitech only remains active for a period of
30-seconds. To reactivate the compass display, QUICK PRESS the S1 key.
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BAROMETER
barometer screens
barometer screens
BAROMETER
The Summit/Altitech are equipped with a highly sensitive barometer/weather station. The barometer
measures the local Barometric Pressure and calculates the Barometric Pressure corrected to Mean Sea
Level (MSL). Barometric pressure is displayed in Millibar/HectoPascals (mbar/hpa).
PROGRAMMING STEPS
1. Start in BAROMETER mode.
2. PRESS & HOLD the S4 key to enter setting the sequence. The
variable you are adjusting will appear in the top line of the display
as a scrolling message.
3. Adjust current weather using the S1 and S2 keys.
NOTE: There are four different icons for weather. SUNNY,
PARTLY CLOUDY, CLOUDY and RAIN. Choose the icon
which most closely matches the weather at the present. The
icon will change to indicate an estimate of what the weather
will be like for the next 6-hours.
4. Advance to setting barometric pressures using the S3 key.
NOTE: For most users, it is recommended you stop at this
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point and exit .
CAUTION: Do not randomly adjust the barometric pressure
setting of the watch. Inaccurate setting of the barometric
pressure may result in inaccurate altimeter and weather
readings.
5. Adjust the SEA LEVEL BAROMETRIC PRESSURE and
CURRENT BAROMETRIC PRESSURE using the S1 and S2 keys.
6. Set and advance from variable to variable using the S3 key.
7. Exit the barometer setting sequence using the S4 key.
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SECONDARY BAROMETER SCREENS
There are 3 secondary BAROMETER display options accessed by QUICK PRESSES of the S1 key.
SCREEN 1
Top Line: GRAPH OF BAROMETRIC PRESSURE FOR
THE PAST 24-HOURS
Center Line: BAROMETRIC PRESSURE MSL
Bottom Line: LOCAL UNADJUSTED BAROMETRIC
PRESSURE
SCREEN 3
Top Line: GRAPH OF BAROMETRIC PRESSURE FOR
THE PAST 24-HOURS
Center Line: BAROMETRIC PRESSURE MSL
Bottom Line: TEMPERATURE
SCREEN 2
Top Line: GRAPH OF BAROMETRIC PRESSURE FOR
THE PAST 24-HOURS
Center Line: BAROMETRIC PRESSURE MSL
Bottom Line: TIME OF DAY
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BAROMETER
#2
#3
#2
#3
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S2
S3
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S4
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BAROMETER
BAROMETRIC PRESSURE GRAPH
The top line of the BAROMETER screens, as well as two of the TIME
OF DAY screens, shows a GRAPH OF BAROMETRIC PRESSURE
CHANGES over the past 24-hours. The Graph updates once every hour
and only indicates changes relative to the previous measurement.
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CHANGE TEMPERATURE UNITS
While the unit is in BAROMETER SCREEN showing temperature, you
can view and change the TEMPERATURE DISPLAY UNITS between
degrees FAHRENHEIT and CELSIUS using a PRESS & HOLD of the S2
key. Continue to hold the key until the temperature units icon stops
flashing.
NOTE: The TEMPERATURE units chosen while in the
BAROMETER mode will be the units displayed in the TIME OF
DAY mode.
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ALTIMETER
Calibrate Screen
Primary Screen
Calibrate Screen
altimeter screens
S1
S4
S2
S3
S1
S4
S2
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ALTIMETER
Because the ALTIMETER system in the Summit/Altitech relies on barometric pressure for its
measurements, it is critical that you regularly calibrate the unit to a known altitude. For maximum
accuracy, daily calibration is a must. If you are using the unit during times of changeable weather, the
unit may need to be calibrated more often. Generally, the small pressure changes experienced during a
day of use will have only a minor effect on the accuracy of the unit, however, the arrival or departure of
a weather front can change the current weather display by several hundred feet or more.
The ALTIMETER has one display screen. When you enter the altimeter the TOP LINE will scroll,
showing you your MAXIMUM AND ACCUMULATED altitude since the last time they were reset.
After the scroll has completed, the TOP LINE shows you a graphic indication of altitude changes over
time. The CENTER LINE of the display shows your current elevation and the BOTTOM LINE shows
the TIME OF DAY .
SET ALTIMETER
1. Start in ALTIMETER mode.
2. PRESS & HOLD the S4 key to enter the setting sequence.
3. The CURRENT ALTITUDE will appear flashing in the center line of
the display.
4. Adjust the CURRENT ALTITUDE up and down using the S1 and
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S2 keys.
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SET ALTIMETER (continued)
5. Set the CURRENT ALTITUDE and advance to the ALTITUDE
MEMORY displays using the S3 key.
6. There are two altitude memory displays showing the Maximum
Altitude and Accumulated Ascent since the last time the memory
was cleared. Clear each memory using the S1 or S2 key and
advance from the MAXIMUM to the ACCUMULATED memories
using the S3 key.
7. Exit the ALTIMETER CALIBRATION sequence using a QUICK
PRESS of the S4 key.
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Primary Screen
Calibrate Screen
altimeter screens
Calibrate Screen
ALTIMETER ALTIMETER DATA LOG MEMORY
altimeter data point memory
altimeter data point memory
initiate storing data
data stored
altimeter data point memory
initiate storing data
data stored
CHANGE ALTITUDE UNITS
Change the display units for altitude between Feet and Meters
using a PRESS & HOLD of the S2 key. Continue to hold the key
until the altitude units icon stops flashing.
MAX/ACC SCROLLING MESSAGE
When you enter the ALTIMETER mode, the top line of the display
will show you your MAXIMUM and ACCUMULATED ALTITUDE
since the last time you cleared the memories.
NOTE: To skip the scrolling message, QUICK PRESS the
S1, S2 or S3 keys.
NOTE: To see MAXIMUM and ACCUMULATED
ALTITUDES during use, QUICK PRESS the S1 key To
CLEAR the MAXIMUM AND ACCUMULATED
MEMORIES, see Set Altimeter section.
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ALTITUDE LOCK
If the altitude does not change significantly for a period of
30-minutes the Summit/Altitech will automatically activate the
ALTITUDE LOCK function. ALTITUDE LOCK is INDICATED BY
THE WEATHER ICONS APPEARING ON THE ALTIMETER
DISPLAY. When the unit enters the Altitude Lock mode, the
altitude at that time is locked in memory and will not change in
response to gradual external barometric pressure changes. You can
unlock the Altitude Lock function at any time simply by pressing
any key. The Altitude Lock function will automatically deactivate if
it detects any major change in pressure/altitude over a short period
of time.
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The Summit/Altitech is equipped with an Altitude Data Point memory system. This system allows you to
capture to memory the altitude of a particular location along with the date and time of the capture. The
Summit/Altitech is capable of storing up to 20 individual Altitude Data Points.
STORING DATA POINTS
At any time in the Altitude display, PRESS AND HOLD the S1 key for
a period of approximately 3-seconds. During this time the top line of the
display will show the word STORE, and DATA will flash in the middle
line with the number of the Data Point appearing in the lower display
line.
When the Data has been stored in memory, the top line will change
from STORE to STORED. Release the S1 key and the unit will return to
the altitude display after approximately 2-seconds.
RETRIEVING DATA INFORMATION
Advance to the ALTITUDE DATA (Alti DATA) using QUICK PRESSES
of the S4 key. The top line of the display will show the file number, the
middle and bottom lines will show the time and date the file was
captured. Every 3 seconds the display will change to show the Altitude
of the file in the middle line and Alti in the lower line. The user may
also manually advance the display using the S3 key. Use a QUICK
PRESS of the S1 or S2 keys to move through multiple captured files.
The number of the file will always be shown in the upper line of the
display. The file system works on a First-In Last–Out system, were the
newest files are the ones with the highest file numbers.
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ALTIMETER DATA LOG MEMORY
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S4
S2
S3
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S4
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chronograph screens
CHRONOGRAPH
CLEARING DATA INFORMATION
To Clear the information in the Altitude Data memory, PRESS & HOLD the S4 key. The display will
show the word HOLD flashing in the center line of the display with the words CLEAR – ALL in the top
and bottom lines respectively. Continue to hold the S4 key until DATA 01 appears in the top line along
with 4-dashes in the middle line indicating all data has been cleared from memory.
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The Summit/Altitech features a sophisticated digital CHRONOGRAPH timing system capable of
storing multiple timed workouts. The chronograph has a resolution of 0.01 seconds and displays both
lap time and split time on screen simultaneously.
WHAT ARE LAPS AND SPLITS
The Summit/Altitech displays both LAP and SPLIT times on screen. A
LAP is a discrete period of time from when the CHRONOGRAPH has
started (Lap 1) or since the end of a previous lap. A SPLIT is the
cumulative total of all previous LAPS. Any time an individual lap is timed
it also automatically generates a corresponding split.
OPERATING THE CHRONOGRAPH
TIMING LAPS AND SPLITS
The Summit/Altitech is capable of timing up to 100 LAPS and
SPLITS. These can be stored in any combination in up to 30 individual
Runs or workouts. While the CHRONOGRAPH is running, the top line
will display the time of the current lap, the middle line will show the
time for the current Split. When the timing of a Lap/Split is initiated
the bottom line will show the number of the Lap/Split for approximately 5-seconds.
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chronograph screens
CHRONOGRAPH CHRONOGRAPH DATA LOG MEMORY
chronograph log
chronograph log
main run screen
lap/split time display
lap/split time display
OPERATING THE CHRONOGRAPH (continued)
START TIMING
QUICK PRESS the S1 key.
TIME A LAP/SPLIT
QUICK PRESS the S1 key.
When the S1 key is pressed the display will flash for approximately
6-seconds showing the final lap and split time for the timed
segment as well as the number of the LAP and SPLIT on the top
line of the display. At the end of the 6-second period the display will
stop flashing and show the time for the currently timing lap and split
including the 6 seconds where the previous lap and split times were
flashing on the display.
STOP TIMING
QUICK PRESS the S2 key.
This will stop the CHRONOGRAPH and show the final times for
the last lap and split which was being timed. When timing has
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stopped, you then have two options.
OPTION 1 – STORE A RUN/WORKOUT
PRESS & HOLD the S2 key.
OPTION 2 – CLEAR A RUN/WORKOUT PRIOR TO STORING
PRESS & HOLD the S4 key.
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When you store a Run/Workout using a PRESS & HOLD of the S2 key it
is captured by the CHRONOGRAPH D ATA LOG MEMORY.
MANAGING THE CHRONOGRAPH DATA LOG
Runs are stored in the LOG MEMORY with the newest runs first. The
center line of the display will show the date the run was recorded and the
top line will show the number 1-20 for the stored run.
REVIEWING RUNS
Move through the stored runs using the S2 key. When you stop at a run,
the screen will automatically scroll to the time for LAP/SPLIT #1.
REVIEWING LAP/SPLIT DATA FOR EACH RUN
Once you have selected the RUN/WORKOUT. Scroll through the stored
data using the S1 key. As you scroll through the data the display will show
the following information:
1. LAP and SPLIT times for the recorded laps starting with LAP 1.
2. The top line will show the LAP.
3. The center line will show the time for the SPLIT.
4. The bottom line will show the number of the LAP/SPLIT.
After reviewing all LAP/SPLIT information the display will show the
BEST TIME OF ALL LAPS.
The final display will show the AVERAGE TIME OF ALL LAPS which
were timed.
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chronograph log
main run screen
lap/split time display
best lap display
average lap display
lap/split time display
average lap display
daily alarm on and off, alarm one and two
S1
S4
S2
S3
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S4
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CHRONOGRAPH DATA LOG MEMORY DAILY ALARM
CLEARING LAPS AND RUNS
To CLEAR an individual RUN/WORKOUT, advance to the desired Run/
Workout using the S2 key. PRESS & HOLD the S4 key. The display will
show the RUN number in the top line of the display, HOLD flashing in
the center line and CLEAR in the lower line. Continue HOLD the S4 key
until the message in the lower line changes ALL. RELEASE the S4 key
before the ALL indication stops flashing, or you will clear ALL the runs
in memory.
To delete ALL RUN/WORKOUT files, continue to PRESS & HOLD S4
key while the ALL message is displayed in the lower line. When files
are cleared, 4 DASHES will be displayed in the center line.
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The Summit/Altitech is equipped with two individual daily alarms which can be set to the hour and
minute for either Time Zone 1 or Time Zone 2.
TURNING AN ALARM ON/OFF
1. Starting in ALARM mode.
2. The top line of the display will show either AL1 or AL2, the
center line will show the CURRENT ALARM SETTING and
the lower line will indicate if the alarm is ON or OFF.
3. TOGGLE between ON and OFF using QUICK PRESSES of
the S1 key.
SELECTING ALARM 1 OR 2
TOGGLE between ALARM 1 and ALARM 2 shown in the top line
of the display using the S2 key.
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S1
S4
S2
S3
S1
S4
S2
S3
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KEY REFERENCE
DAILY ALARM
SPECIFICATIONS AND RANGES
SETTING THE DAILY ALARM
1. Choose the TIME ZONE you wish to program an alarm for in the TIME OF DAY screen.
2. Starting in ALARM mode.
3. SELECT the alarm you wish to program using the S2 key.
4. PRESS & HOLD the S4 key to enter the programming sequence.
5. ADJUST the HOURS, MINUTES, TIME ZONE and CHIME using the S1 and S2 key.
6. SET and ADVANCE from variable to variable using the S3 key.
7. EXIT SETTING SEQUENCE using the S4 key.
NOTE: The CHIME is a single beep each time a key is pressed and a double beep at the start
of each hour. The KEY PRESS CHIME is useful if you are trying to operate the watch under
circumstances where it is difficult to look at the watch to confirm that an action has taken
place when a key is pressed.
RESETTING THE INSTRUMENT
To RESET the instrument back to its default values PRESS the S1, S2, S3 and S4 keys down at the
same time. The display will light up showing all segments followed by a sequence of screens showing
various numbers. The display will then automatically change to the TIME OF DAY screen at 12 o’clock
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on the first of January.
Resetting the instrument will clear any information stored in the instrument. This should be done only
as a last resort.
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GENERAL
Operational Temperature -10C to +50C/ 14F to 120F
Water Resistance 3ATM
Watch Battery CR 2032 3v Lithium
ALTIMETER
Range -500 to +6000m / -2305 to +30,045f
Resolution 1m / 1f
20 Memories with Date, Time and Altitude
ALTIMETER LOG
15 Individual date coded files storing date, time, vertical ascent and decent distance
and rate, laps and total elapsed time
THERMOMETER
Range -10 to +50C / +14 to +122F
Resolution 0.1C/0.1F
COMPASS
Resolution of 1 degree
Bearing direction in degrees and half-cardinal points
BAROMETER
Range 300 to 1100mbar
Resolution 1mbar
CHRONOGRAPH
Range 24 hours
Resolution 0.01 second for first hour; 1.0 second for hours 2-23
CHRONOGRAPH LOG
100 Laps/Splits
30 Runs/Workouts showing Lap/split times, Best Lap/Split, Average Lap/Splits
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
The Summit/Altitech is a very sensitive and sophisticated instrument. If properly cared for it should last
and remain accurate for many years. However, from time to time problems may happen. It has been
your experience that the majority of the problems seen by consumers with products such as these are
related to dead or dying batteries.
While the estimated life of a fresh battery in the unit is approximately one year, this can be shortened
considerably if the compass, altimeter or EL systems of the unit are used extensively. Whenever you are
experiencing issues related to the function of the unit it is recommended that you install a fresh battery
as a first course of action, especially if it has been more than a half a year since the last time the
battery was replaced.
BE AWARE – Lithium batteries of the type used in this instrument are very susceptible to improper
storage. Many times, batteries purchased as new are dead or weak before they are purchased. Do not
assume that batteries in stores are good. If you try a new battery and problems persist, please try a
second battery from another source, just to be certain. If the battery of the Summit/Altitech is failing it
may show itself in several ways.
Indications of a weak battery are:
1. A fading or blank display.
2. If the display goes blank when the EL system is operated and then comes back on when the EL
system turns off.
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3. Inaccurate readings from the Altimeter or Compass systems.
Because the compass is magnetic it may be affected by local sources of electromagnetic radiation
(EMI). Avoid using the compass near appliances, in cars, near home security systems and other sources
of EMI.
The Summit/Altitech is equipped with a display which allows it to be used in a wide variety of
environments. However, if the unit is used in extreme cold (<32 F or 1c) the function of the display may
be slower than normal. If exposed to extreme heat or cold, the display may also darken. The display
should return to normal once the temperature returns to normal operating levels.
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