Highgear AltiTech 2 User Manual

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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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