IDT Technology PE981 Users manual

eHealth wireless activity monitor

XL-25ANT

A&D Medical eHealth wireless activity monitor
Instruction Manual

Thank you for selecting the A&D Medical wireless activity monitor.
This activity monitor uses advanced sensor technology to detect steps in
any dimension it is carried. It can be worn on the waist, around the neck
or placed in pockets and handbags by using the adjustable strap or
detachable clip provided.

It is equipped with clock, alarm, 7-day memory, step counter, distance
counter and calorie counter functions.

NOTE: Do not immerse the activity monitor in water.
Control Buttons

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1. SET: Enter Setting Mode; confirm and move to next setting option

2. DISP: Display calories burned and distance walked; increase values

3. MEM: Enter Memory Mode; decrease values

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1. : Calories burned is displayed

2. : Beep tone is Off

3. : Battery power is low

4. Displays mode banners, number of steps, calorie reading or
distance walked

5. : Alarm is On

6. : Exercise timer is displayed

7. : The number of days (1-7) before, the displayed data was
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8. : 12 hour clock

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9. Displays time or Setting Mode values

10. : Distance walked is displayed

11. : You are in Memory Mode

12. : There is a following page

13. : Smart indicators point to the correct button

14. : Step counter is On

15. : There is a previous page

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16. : Calorie reading

17. : Distance unit (Miles / Kilometers)

18. : User’s stride length unit (Centimeters / Inches)

19. : Weight unit (Pounds / Kilograms)

Getting Started

To activate activity monitor:

Press and hold any key until the screen is activated.

Carrying the activity monitor:

The XL-25ANT can be carried on the waist, around the neck or in pockets
and handbags by using the adjustable strap or detachable clip provided.

If the activity monitor is idle for over 4 seconds, it will display the counted
steps after 16 continuous steps have been taken. If less than 16 steps have
been taken the activity monitor will judge the steps as invalid vibrations
and will not count them.

If the interval between steps is less than one second, the number of steps
will increase one-by-one.

NOTE: When the user’s step interval is 1-2 seconds, it will count

the steps inconsistently. If the interval is over 4 seconds the
activity monitor will exit the counting function and resume
after 16 steps have been taken.

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