Crane AE5-GPS-6A User manual
Bluetooth® GPS Watch
with Heart Rate
Measurement
User Manual
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Overview ............................................................................4
Use.......................................................................................5
Product contents/device parts .........................................6
General information ..........................................................7
Reading and storing the instruction manual ..................7
Explanation of symbols........................................................7
Checking the GPS watch and product contents ............. 9
Safety..................................................................................9
Proper use.............................................................................. 9
Safety notes..........................................................................10
Water-resistance..................................................................16
Start-up ............................................................................ 18
Charging the battery pack of the GPS watch .................18
Chest strap........................................................................... 20
Bike holder........................................................................... 22
Downloading and installing the Crane Connect app ..... 23
General information about GPS....................................... 24
Operation ......................................................................... 27
Turning the GPS watch on and off....................................27
Locking keys.........................................................................27
Illumination of the display panel..................................... 28
GPS watch modes ............................................................... 29
System setting mode .........................................................30
Time mode........................................................................... 37
Workout mode with GPS.................................................... 37
Interval mode with GPS..................................................... 42
History mode.......................................................................45
Alarm mode .........................................................................48
Data transfer........................................................................49
Cleaning and maintenance .............................................50
Changing the transmitter unit’s battery.........................51
Storage .............................................................................53
Troubleshooting ..............................................................54
Technical data ..................................................................58
Declaration of conformity .................................................59
Disposal ............................................................................59
Disposing of the packaging..............................................59
Disposing of old devices....................................................60
Warranty........................................................................... 61
Warranty Card ......................................................................61
Warranty conditions........................................................... 62
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KRIPPL-WATCHES
WARENHANDELS GMBH
MARIA-THERESIA-STR. 41
4600 WELS, AUSTRIA
SERIAL NO.: PO7044
MODEL NO.: HO5-GPS-6A
TYPE: D92J63
EAN: 20023898
BLUETOOTH ID: D024216
PLU: 92412
3 BAR WATERRESISTANT
1 X 3.7 V 24mA
06/2015
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Product contents/device parts
1GPS watch
2USB connector cable
3Cleaning brush
4Bike holder
5Cable strap for 4
6Fixing plate for 4
7Chest strap
8Transmitter unit
9ST./STP key (start/stop)
10 VIEW key
11 LAP/RESET key
12 MODE key
13 Display panel
14 LIGHT key (light)
15 Top row
16 GPS icon
17 Heart rate icon
18 Centre row
19 Bottom row
20 Battery charging level
icon
21 L icon (lap)
22 Heart rate icon
23
P icon (12 h time format)
24 Workout icon
25 Charging contacts
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General information
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General information
Reading and storing the instruction
manual
This instruction manual accompanies this
Bluetooth® GPS “Watch with Heart Rate Meas-
urement”. It contains important information on
start-up and handling.
For improved readability, the Bluetooth® GPS watch with
heart rate measurement will be referred to below merely
as the “GPS watch” below.
Before using the GPS watch, please read through the
instruction manual carefully. This particularly applies for
the safety notes. Failure to comply with the instruction
manual may result in damage to the GPS watch and
falsified workout results.
The instruction manual is based on the standards and
rules in force in the European Union. When abroad, you
must also observe country-specific guidelines and laws.
Store the instruction manual and packaging for future
use. If you pass the GPS watch on to third parties, please
be absolutely sure to include this instruction manual.
Explanation of symbols
The following symbols and signal words are used in
this instruction manual, on the GPS watch or on the
packaging.
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WARNING!
WARNING! This signal word designates a hazard with
moderate degree of risk which may lead to death or
severe injury if not avoided.
CAUTION!
CAUTION! This signal word designates a hazard with low risk
that, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE!
NOTICE! This signal word warns against potential
damages to property.
This symbol provides you with useful
supplementary information on assembly or
operation.
Declaration of conformity (see chapter
“Declaration of conformity”): Products
marked with this symbol fulfil the require-
ments of the EC directives.
WARNING! This signal warns of the risk of
swallowing and choking.
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Safety
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Checking the GPS watch and product
contents
1. Carefully take the GPS watch and its accessories out
of the packaging.
2. Remove the packaging material and all protective
wrapping.
3. Check to make sure that the delivery is complete
(see fig. A).
4. Check whether the GPS watch or the individual parts
exhibit damages. If this is the case, do not use the
GPS watch. Contact the manufacturer via the service
address indicated on the warranty card.
Safety
Proper use
The GPS watch has a navigation system. The US “GPS”
satellite network orbiting the earth can be used to
determine the position of the user. This can be done any
time and anywhere in the world when outdoors.
The GPS watch primarily serves to measure distance,
speed and altitude and is particularly suitable for sports
like running, cycling, hiking, sailing, skiing etc.
However, the GPS watch is not suitable for demanding
applications such as paragliding, skydiving or gliding.
The GPS watch is designed for private use and is not
suitable for commercial use.
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The GPS watch can also be used as a workout aid for
measuring and displaying your heart rate. The
GPS watch is not a medical device.
Only use the GPS watch as described in this instruction
manual. Any other use is considered improper and may
result in damage to property.
The manufacturer or vendor accepts no liability for
damage caused by improper or incorrect use.
Safety notes
WARNING!
Risk of swallowing and choking!
Keep batteries out of reach of children and
animals. Swallowing may lead to serious in-
jury or death in as little as two hours due to
internal burns.
− If swallowed, go straight to a hospital
emergency room.
− Dispose of used batteries immediately.
− Keep the GPS watch and coin sized bat-
teries out of sight and reach of children
and animals.
− If you suspect a child has swallowed
a button battery, immediately go to a
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hospital emergency room. Do not let
the child eat or drink and do not induce
vomiting
Emergengy Telephone Number: 999
and the National Poisons Information
Service: 111 (UK)/018092166 (Ireland).
WARNING!
Risk of accident/injury!
Do not use the GPS watch when you are driv-
ing a vehicle. Looking away from the road is
dangerous and may cause an accident; you
or other persons could be injured as a result.
− Stop or let a passenger perform the
settings.
WARNING!
Health hazard!
The GPS watch is not a medical device; it is
a workout aid for measuring and displaying
your heart rate.
− Always consult a physician before you
start a regular workout routine.
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− Persons with pacemakers may only use
devices for measuring heart rate in
consultation with their physician.
− Do not use the chest strap if you are
allergic to latex. The chest strap may
contain latex constituents and cause
irritation and reddening of your skin.
− Batteries may pose a risk to health if
ingested. You should therefore store the
battery and the chest strap so that they
are not accessible for small children. If a
battery has been swallowed, you must
seek immediate medical attention.
− Promptly remove an empty battery from
the chest strap. Otherwise it could leak.
In this case, avoid contact with skin,
eyes or mucus membranes. In the event
of contact with battery acid, immediately
flush the applicable areas with plenty
of clean water and consult a physician
promptly.
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WARNING!
Danger for children and persons with
impaired physical, sensory or mental
capacities (e.g. partially disabled persons,
older persons with reduced physical and
mental capacities) or lack of experience
and knowledge (e.g. older children).
− The GPS watch may be used by children
ages eight and over as well as persons
with impaired physical, sensory or mental
capacities or those lacking experience and
knowledge if they are supervised or have
been instructed in how to safely use the
GPS watch and have understood the risks
associated with using it.
− Children may not play with the GPS watch.
Cleaning and user maintenance must not
be performed by unsupervised children.
− Keep children under the age of eight away
from the GPS watch and the accessories.
− Do not allow children to play with the
packaging wrapper. They could swallow it
and suffocate.
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WARNING!
Risk of explosion and fire!
Lithium battery packs and batteries could
explode if handled improperly.
− Your GPS watch is operated with a lithium
polymer battery pack, which you cannot
replace.
− You may not heat, open or short circuit
battery packs and batteries or dispose of
them in fire.
− Do not drill through the GPS watch.
− To avoid overheating the battery pack,
do not expose the GPS watch to direct
sunlight or other heat sources, e.g. in a
vehicle.
− Only use the enclosed charging cable and
a USB port on your PC or a USB charger to
charge the battery pack in the GPS watch.
− Never charge the battery pack at temper-
atures below +10°C! This will damage the
chemical composition of the cell and may
result in a fire.
− Only replace the battery for the chest
strap transmitter unit with an equivalent
battery type (CR2032).
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− Do not attempt to charge the battery or
reactivate it with other means.
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
Improper handling of the GPS watch may
damage the GPS watch.
− Do not place any objects on the GPS
watch and do not apply pressure to the
display panel. Otherwise the display
panel could break.
− Avoid contact between the display pan-
el and angular objects.
− Avoid very strong magnetic fields
(e.g. transformers). Otherwise, they
could cause inconsistencies in meas-
uring time and positioning. Failure to
observe these notes may result in faults
or damage to your GPS watch.
− For optimal battery pack power, avoid
deep discharges. Charge the battery
pack when only one bar is visible on the
battery pack indicator.
− Do not overcharge the battery pack.
Connecting a charged or partially
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charged battery pack several times may
overcharge it and damage the cells.
− Do not leave the battery pack connected
to the charger for several days.
− Never open the housing of the GPS
watch or chest strap, it does not contain
any parts requiring maintenance (only
the battery must be changed; see section
“Changing the battery”).
− Only parts that comply with the original
device data may be used for repairs.
Electrical and mechanical parts, which
are essential for providing protection
against sources of danger, are located in
this device.
− Liability
and warranty claims are waived
in the event of repairs performed by the
user, improper connection of the device
or incorrect operation.
Water-resistance
The GPS watch is water-resistant up to 3 bar; the chest
strap is splash-proof.
Refer to the table below to determine the level of
water-resistance for your GPS watch and appropriate
use. The bar value refers to air overpressure that was
applied to test water-resistance (DIN 8310).
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Water
resistant
up to
Rain,
splashes
Washing
hands
Shower-
ing
Bathing,
swim-
ming
Water
sports
n/a Yes No No No No
3 bar1Yes Yes No No No
1) The watch withstands a pressure of 3 bar for a limited amount of
time.
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
− Do not immerse the GPS watch or the
transmitter in water or other liquids.
− Do not press the keys when the GPS
watch is wet. Otherwise, water could
penetrate the housing and damage the
clockwork.
− Keep in mind that salt and thermal water
may cause metal parts to corrode.
− It is recommended that you do not wear
the watch in a sauna or in the shower as
differences in temperature may cause
condensation to form, which could
damage the clockwork.
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− Peak pressures may occur when swim-
ming or when exposed to a water jet
(e.g. when showering or washing your
hands). During such activities, affected
areas may be subjected to a significantly
greater pressure than expected for the
immersion depth. Only watches with a
classification of 5 bar or more can be con-
sidered water-proof (showering allowed).
Watches with a classification of 10 bar
can also be used when swimming.
− If a watch is subjected to substantial
changes in temperature such as when
sun-bathing followed by a dip in cool
water, liquid may condense in the hous-
ing. This is not necessarily a sign that it is
not water proof; it is, however, imperative
that the moisture is removed. Contact our
customer service team in such cases.
Start-up
Charging the battery pack of the GPS watch
The GPS watch has an integrated lithium polymer
battery pack. Fully charge the GPS watch before first use
(approx. 3 hours).
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1. If necessary and to avoid corrosion, dry the contact
points 25 of the GPS watch thoroughly before
starting the charge process.
2. Secure the clip on the USB cable 2on the GPS
watch 1(see fig. D).
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
Incorrectly connecting the cable may cause
the watch or cable to heat up.
− Make sure that the USB cable is connected
so that the metal pins on the clip lock di-
rectly into the contact points of the watch.
3. Connect the USB cable with a USB charger or a USB
port on your computer carrying power. There is no
need to install a driver for charging the battery pack.
If the GPS watch has been switched off, it automatically
switches on when charging.
The icon of a charging battery appears on the display
panel 13 during the charging process.
If the battery pack is fully charged, the “FULL” indicator
will appear.
4. Pull the USB plug out of the USB charger or PC.
5. Carefully take the clip for the USB cable off of the GPS
watch.
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Battery pack charging level
One battery pack charge is sufficient for max. 16 hours of
operation in workout mode with GPS and approx. one
year in watch mode.
The battery pack charging level is indicated with four
bars in the icon 20 on the display panel 13 .
− If only one bar is visible, you should charge the
watch as soon as possible.
Chest strap
The elastic chest strap
with the transmitter unit is for meas-
uring the heart rate. The transmitter unit records heart
beats via the gummed area of the chest strap and transmits
the pulses to the GPS watch via Bluetooth®. Therefore, you
must establish a Bluetooth® connection between the GPS
watch and the transmitter unit (“Pairing”) after putting on
the chest strap. By factory default, the watch is paired with
the chest strap. Normally, re-pairing is only required after
changing the batteries of the chest strap or after changing
the
chest strap.
The battery is already inserted in the chest strap upon
delivery; it is operational. The section “Changing the
battery of the transmitter unit” explains how to change
the transmitter unit’s battery.
The transmitter unit becomes active when you put the
chest strap on and switches off when you take the chest
strap or transmitter unit off.
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