PYLE Audio PHRM26 User Manual

THE ULTIMATE FITNESS EXPERIENCE

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Speed & Distance Heart Rate System with Daily Pedometer
3D SENSOR FROM GERMANY - MEASURES YOUR MOVEMNET ACCURATLY

MEM/EL

MODE/SET

OPERATED BY 4 KEYS : -

- MODE / SET

- SAVE / RESET / -

- START / STOP / +

- MEMORY/EL

FEATURES

Time & Date
Daily Alarm
Dual purpose 3D sensor (Walking or Running) - 3D sensor from Germany
Daily walking 7 days record
Running in chronograph mode 7 memory record
Current & Average Speed
Total Step, Distance, Calories & Fat Burnt
Total Exercise Time
Current, Maximum, Minimum & Average Heart Rate

Intellgent Step Filter Function

Auto Timer in Pedometer Mode
7 days record summary of both walking and running
Key Tone
EL Backlight
Energy Saving Function
USB PC Link with Interface Program Upload data to the PC 

ST/SP/+

SAVE/RST/-

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3D SENSOR FROM GERMANY-MEASURES YOUR MOVEMENT ACCURATLY

- The 3D technology in the accelerator is an accelerometer Sensor to measure acceleration in
Walking or Running

- 3D Sensor has intelligent step filter function - steps only count when the unit detects
continuous movement for over 10 seconds

- 3D Sensor allows users to customize to their specific body type for Walking/Running style

BENEFICIATION BEFORE USING THE 3D SENSOR

- Turn " ON " the pedometer at the User Setting Mode

- Configure your Personal Information Setting

- Establish a Calibration for Walk & Run to improve the accuracy of workout

- To best use of this device, please read the instruction manual carefully

DUAL PURPOSE 3D SENSOR (WALKING OR RUNNING) - 3D SENSOR FROM GERMANY

HOW TO SET THE CALIBRATION

Walk or run over 0.4K (or 0.25mi) and calculate your stride length by dividing the total distance
& how many steps you walk or run.

0KM
0MILES

0KM
0MILES

0.4KM(0.25MILES)

------------------------ =STRIDE LENGTH OF WALKING
STE PS

0.4KM(0.25MILES)

------------------------ =STRIDE LENGTH OF RUNNING
STE PS

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0.4KM

0.25MILES

0.4KM

0.25MILES

Speed & Distance Heart Rate System with Daily Pedometer

Thank you for choosing Pulse Sonic - PC Link Speed & Distance Heart Rate System as
your personal trainer. In order to be able to make the best use of this device, please read
the instruction manual carefully. Do not discard keep the manual for future reference.

Wear the Heart Rate Belt on your chest with the sensor over your heart for detection of the
heart rate.

You will notice that there are two noticeably different patches on the inside of the Heart Rate
Belt. These are the sensors for detecting your Heart Rate. Before you wear the Heart Rate
Belt, wet these two patches lightly so that the sensors can detect your heart rate more
easily, faster and with increased accurately.

Important : Please note that the Heart Rate Monitor is NOT a medical device and is not to
be used as such.

TIPS :

The position of the chest belt affects its performance. Move the chest belt along the
strap so that it falls above your heart
Avoid areas with dense chest hair
In dry, cold climates, it may take several minutes for the chest belt to function steadily.
This is normal and should improve with several minutes of exercise.
The chest belt is splash proof and should not be worn for underwater activities.

WARNING : Signal interference can be caused in the environment due to electromagnetic

disturbances. These may occur near high voltage power lines, traffic lights, overhead lines
of electric railways, electric bus lines or trams, televisions, computers car motor, bike
computer, some motor driven exercise equipment, cellular phones or when you walk
through electric security gates.

The USB connector must not come in contact with the 
water as this will oxidize the metal contact points and
will damage the connection between the USB and the
computer.

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CONTENTS

Getting Start ................................................................................................................

Wearing the chest belt and Watch..........................................................................

Using the watch function.........................................................................................

Symbol on LCD.......................................................................................................

Normal walking measurement ...............................................................................

Configuring Personal Information..............................................................................

Mode Flow Chart .........................................................................................................

Time / Date Setting.......................................................................................................

Alarm Setting................................................................................................................

Chronograph Mode for exercise ( Running ).............................................................

Calibration Setting ..................................................................................................

Chronograph Mode .......................................................................................................

Chronograph Memory Recall Mode........................................................................

Pedometer Mode ( Walking) .......................................................................................

Pedometer Mode....................................................................................................

User Setting............................................................................................................

Pedometer Memory Recall Mode...........................................................................

Heart Rate/Fat/Calories Mode.....................................................................................

Download/Installing PC-Link Program.......................................................................

PC Link Program Operation .......................................................................................

PC Link Communication Mode ..................................................................................

Installing the Battery ..................................................................................................

Specification ...............................................................................................................

Caution ........................................................................................................................

USING THE WATCH FUNCTIONS

IMPORTANT !

- Before the units are transported, the watches are switched off for energy saving purposes.
The user will need to turn it on by pressing the MODE key when they have purchased the
product

- Again for energy saving purposes, the watch unit will automatically switch off at midnight
every night and the step count may return to zero as it saves the day's data into memory.
To turn it on again, press the MODE key.The pedometer mode will also be off during 
transportation for energy saving purposes.

NORMAL WALKING AND CHRONOGRAPH RUNNING

- There are two-step counting features, one is for the daily walking mode and the other is
the chronograph running mode. For each individual modes of step counting, calibration
of stride length is required separately for both

- It may also be inaccurate whilst jogging or exercising which involves running, trekking
or walking up a step gradient such as stairs and mountains. It will also be affected when
walking with a cane or walking stick.

- The watch may take a bit of time before it starts to sense that you are walking. During that
time, it will not display a step count. Once the watch determines that you are walking it will 
display your entire step count from the beginning of your walk, including the steps you took 
while the watch was not displaying a step count.

- If the step count is too low or too high, adjust the sensitivity of the sensor to a different
level.

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NOTE

- When you walk or run for around 10 seconds, the unit sensor will pick this up and a display
showing current pace for the walk or run will appear. However, if there is no activity for
around 10 seconds, the current pace for walk or run on the display will be stopped and it will
return to the time mode.

- When in the pedometer mode and there is no activity for around 1 minute, it will automatically
return to time mode

- If you wish to have the most accurate fitness index calculated by the unit, the user must
use the calibration feature for both walking and running. They will also need to input their
personal user settings

- Your watch is designed to count your steps when it is worn on your left hand. It will not count 
your steps correctly if you wear it on your right wrist or on your belt, or if you have it in your
bag.

In order to maximize the accuracy of the step counting
feature of the watch, please wear the watch properly as 
shown in the diagram (strap of the watch must fasten
tightly around the wrist and it must not be loose; display 
must also be perpendicular to the forearm and wrist; the 
watch must only be worn on the left wrist and not the 
right to maximize the accuracy of step counting) The 
design and accuracy of the watch for step counting is 
based on the positioning of the watch. The 3D sensor of 
the watch will automatically sense the walk or run of the 
user and count the steps. By wearing the watch correctly, 
the steps counted during the daily walk and, or run will 
be more accurate.
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Please take off the strap from your wrist before you take
out the watch unit.

AVG - Average
KM/h - Kilometers per hour

- Miles per hour

Mi/h

- Unit of Calories Burnt

Kcal
AM - Time from 0:00.00 to 11:59.59
PM - Time from 12:00.00 to 23:59.59

- Heart beat per minute

/ MIN
STEP - Step you have walk
KM - Kilometer

- Miles

Mi

- Alarm

gFAT - Unit of Fat Burnt

NORMAL WALKING MEASUREMENT

Before you track the number of steps you take as you go
about your normal daily life, you need to go to the Pedometer
User Setting mode to turn " ON " the normal walking
measurement. ( page 12 )

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CONFIGURING PERSONAL INFORMATION

You need to preset the following personal information before using the pedometer.

The Unit You Want To Use

Your Normal Walking Stride Length

Your Chronograph Running Stride Length
Your Current Weight
Your Current Height
Your Gender
Your Age

You need to enter the PEDOMETER USER SETTING MODE to configure your personal
information settings.

MODE FLOW CHART

Press the Mode/Set key to change between the following modes.

TIME/DATE MODE - ALARM MODE - CHRONOGRAPH MODE - PEDOMETER MODE
( USER SETTING MODE ) - HEART RATE MODE

TIME/DATE

Mode/Set Key

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CHRONOGRAPH

PEDOMETER

USER SETTING

TIME / DATE MODE

1. Press mode/set key to enter time/date mode.

Date Time Display : Year, Month, Date, Hour, Minute & Day of week

2. Press and hold mode/set key until the minute digits flash to enter
the Time Setting Mode.

3. Press start/stop/+ key to increment the setting item.

4. Press save/reset/- key to decrement the setting item.
(Holding down either key to change the setting at high speed.)

5. Press mode/set key to select the setting item in the following sequence:-

Minute - Hour - Year - Month - Day - 12/24 Hr

6. Press and hold mode/set key for around 2 seconds to save the setting.

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ode/Set Key

Press & Hold
Mode/Set Key