Omron GOsmart HJ-112 User manual

Pocket Pedometer
Model HJ-112
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
HJ-112N-Z_B_M01_100201.pdf

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CONTENTS
Before Using the Unit
Introduction ..................................................................................... 3
Important Safety Information .......................................................... 4
Know Your Unit............................................................................... 6
Main Unit ............................................................................. 6
Components........................................................................... 7
Aerobic Step Function ..................................................................... 8
Calorie Display ................................................................................ 8
Stride Length Measurement............................................................. 9
Operating Instructions
Battery Installation ........................................................................ 10
Battery Replacement...................................................................... 11
Setting the Time............................................................................. 12
Setting the Weight.......................................................................... 14
Setting the Stride Length ............................................................... 15
Attaching the Pedometer ............................................................... 16
Changing the Display .................................................................... 18
Using the Memory Function.......................................................... 19
Using the System Reset Function.................................................. 20
Care and Maintenance
Care and Maintenance ................................................................... 21
Troubleshooting Tips ..................................................................... 22
Specications................................................................................. 23
FCC Statement............................................................................... 24
Limited Warranty........................................................................... 25
Notes.............................................................................................. 26

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Before Using the Unit
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the OMRON HJ-112 GOsmart Pocket Pedometer.
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A pedometer is a great motivational tool to track your distance, the number
of steps you take and how many calories you burn. This pocket pedometer
features advanced 2D Smart Sensor technology - so it knows exactly
when you’re taking a step. It’s more accurate than other pedometers which
use the simple pendulum design. Use this in your pocket, back or hip for
added convenience. The seven-day memory helps you keep track of your
daily activity to help you reach your tness goals.
Your HJ-112 GOsmart Pocket Pedometer comes with the following components:
Pedometer
Screwdriver
Strap
Clip
Holder
Battery (CR2032)
Instruction Manual
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
To assure the correct use of the product basic safety measures should
always be followed including the warnings and cautions listed in this
instruction manual.
SAFETY SYMBOLS USED IN THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL
WARNING
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, could result in death
or serious injury.
CAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, may result in minor
or moderate injury to the user or patient or
damage to the equipment or other property.
OpERATINg THE DEvICE
Contact your physician or healthcare provider before beginning a
weight reduction or exercise program.
Keep the unit out of the reach of young children. The unit contains
small pieces that may be swallowed. Immediately contact your
physician if any piece is swallowed.
Read all information in the instruction book and any other literature
included in the box before using the unit.
Operate the unit only as intended. Do not use for any other purpose.
Dispose of the device, battery, and components according to
applicable local regulations. Unlawful disposal may cause
environmental pollution.
Do not throw the battery into re. The battery may explode.
Do not swing the pedometer by the strap. Swinging the pedometer
while holding the strap may cause an injury.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
Use only OMRON authorized parts and accessories. Parts and
accessories not approved for use with the device may damage the
unit.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Do not disassemble or modify the unit. Changes or modications not
approved by Omron Healthcare will void the user warranty.
Do not subject the unit to strong shocks, such as dropping the unit on
the oor.
Do not submerge the unit or any of the components in water.

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KNOW YOUR UNIT
Main Unit
Display
MODE Button
Holder
SYSTEM RESET Button
Battery Cover
Screw of Battery Cover
Strap
Clip
Back of the main unit
MEMO/▲ Button
SET Button

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KNOW YOUR UNIT
Holder
Use this holder when attaching the unit to
your belt or the top of your pants.
1) Attach the main unit to
the holder.
2) Fasten the holder clip to
your pants.
How to attach the strap
to the main unit
How to connect the strap and the
clip
How to release
from a clip and
fasten with a clip
Hole to attach
the strap
To fasten
To release
Holder Clip
Components

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AEROBIC STEP FUNCTION
This Pocket Pedometer counts all steps and separately counts aerobic
steps, which are dened as:
• Walking more than 60 steps per minute
• Continuously walking for more than 10 minutes
The pedometer separately displays both total steps and
aerobic steps. Aerobic steps will be counted in total steps
for the day.
NOTE: Taking a rest for less than 1 minute during
continuous walking for more than 10 minutes is considered as
continuous walking.
CALORIE DISPLAY
Correction coefficient for
calorie display
The calorie display indicates a
calorie consumed by walking and
calculated from the weight, stride
distance, number of steps, and
walking speed.
The calorie display increment is
one minute. If you want to know
the target calorie value, multiply the
displayed calorie by the coefcient
in the table shown below.
Man Woman
20’s
1.10 1.07
30’s
1.05 1.01
40’s
1.02 .97
50’s
1.01 .95
60’s
1.00 .95
70’s
.98 .96
80’s
.95 .95
Example of correction:
For a woman in her 50’s with the calorie display of 300, the consumed
calorie is calculated as follows.
300 x 0.95 = 285 kcal

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STRIDE LENGTH MEASUREMENT
Measure your stride length before beginning to set the pedometer.
How to measure your stride length
1. Walk 10 steps with your normal stride as illustrated below.
2. Measure the distance from START to END in inches.
3. Calculate your stride length by dividing the total distance by 10.
Example:
Total distance = 320''
320 ÷ 10 = 32 inches (2 feet 8 inches)
Conversion Chart
12 inches = 1 foot
24 inches = 2 feet
36 inches = 3 feet
48 inches = 4 feet

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BATTERY INSTALLATION
1. Remove the Screw on the Battery Cover
located on the back of the main unit.
Use the supplied screwdriver or use a
commercially available small screwdriver to
remove the screw on the battery cover.
2. Open the Battery Cover.
3. Insert the battery.
Place the positive (+) side of the battery
(CR2032) upward. Insert the battery in the
direction of the arrow as illustrated.
4. Replace the Battery Cover.
Insert the projected portion of the battery cover
as illustrated.
Tighten the screw on the Battery Cover.
NOTES:
• After installing the battery, set the time of
day, weight and stride length.
• Remove the protective lm from the face
of the display.
Operating Instructions

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BATTERY REPLACEMENT
When the battery is removed from the unit, the settings and all data
stored in the memory will be erased.
Be sure to write important memory data in a notebook.
Low Battery Indicator
NOTES:
• When the Low Battery Indicator starts to blink, the unit stops
counting, the value of the latest number of steps is turned on, and
the time is displayed as “_:_ _”.
• When the Low Battery Indicator is blinking, press the MODE
Button to display the data for the current day. Press the
MEMO/▲Button to view the data stored in the memory.
When the Low Battery Indicator appears on the display screen remove
the old battery.
Take the battery out with a thin stick that is not
easily breakable.
NOTES:
• DO NOT use a pair of metal tweezers or a
screwdriver.
• Replace with a new CR2032 battery.
CAUTION
Dispose of the device, battery, and components according to
applicable local regulations. Unlawful disposal may cause
environmental pollution.
CAUTION
Do not throw the battery into re. The battery may explode.

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SETTING THE TIME
Setting range: 12:00 AM-11:59 PM
1. Install the battery.
(Refer to“Battery Installation”on page 10)
The hour ashes on the display.
2. Press the MEMO/▲Button to advance by
increments of one hour.
NOTE:
Press the MODE Button to return the hour
to 12AM.
3. Press the SET Button to set the hour.
The minutes ash on the display.
4. Press the MEMO/▲Button to advance by
increments of one minute.
Press and hold the button to advance the time
in 10 minute increments.
NOTE:
Press the MODE Button to return the
minute to 00.

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SETTING THE TIME
5. Press the SET button to set the minute.
The weight ashes on the display.

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SETTING THE WEIGHT
Setting range: 70 to 300 lb.
The weight ashes on the display.
1. Press the MEMO/▲Button to advance
by increments of 1 lb.
Press and hold the button to advance
weight in 10 lb increments.
NOTE:
Press the MODE Button to return the
weight to 88.
2. Press the SET Button to set the weight.
The stride length ashes on the display.

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SETTING THE STRIDE LENGTH
Setting range: 1'00'' to 4'00'' feet
The stride length ashes on the display.
1. Press the MEMO/▲Button to advance by
increments of 1 inch.
Press and hold the button to advance the
stride in 4 inches increments.
NOTE:
Press the MODE Button to return the
stride length to 1'08''.
2. Press the SET Button to the stride length.
The number of steps and time will be
displayed.
All the settings are completed.
To change the time, weight, or stride length after the setting is
completed:
1. Press and hold the SET Button for 2 seconds.
2. Change the setting.
NOTE:
If setting does not need to be changed, press the set button to advance
to the next setting.

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ATTACHING THE PEDOMETER
The unit may be placed in the upper front pocket of your clothing,
in the front pocket of your pants, in a bag, or attached to your belt
or pants.
Place the unit in your pocket.
Do not place the unit in the back pocket to prevent
sitting on it.
Attach the clip on the edge of your pocket to prevent the
unit from dropping.
Place the unit in your bag.
Place or clip the unit in a horizontal or vertical position in
a secure section or pocket of your bag.
Attach the unit to your belt or the top of
your pants.
Use the supplied holder.
Clip the unit in a horizontal or vertical position on your
belt or top your pants, skirt, etc.
NOTE:
The display will show all activity after 4 seconds of movement. All
steps taken during those 4 seconds will be included and shown on the
display.

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ATTACHING THE PEDOMETER
The unit may not count steps correctly in the following
conditions:
1.The memory is displayed or the unit is being set.
2. The unit is not positioned correctly.
• When the front of the main unit is placed
in the angle of less than 60° (shown to the
right) or horizontal to the ground.
NOTE:
The unit can count steps even if it is slanted
or placed upside-down, or if the main unit is
perpendicular to the ground.
3.The unit moves irregularly.
• When the main unit is placed in the bag and the bag moves
irregularly because it hits your foot, your belt or the top of your
pants.
• When the unit hangs from your belt, the top of your pants or a
bag.
4.Walking at an inconsistent pace.
• When you shufe or wear sandals
• When you fail to walk consistently in a crowded place
5. Up and down movement.
• Standing up and/or sitting down movement
• Playing sports other than walking
• Ascending or descending movement at stairs or in a steep slope
6.Vibrations from a moving vehicle
• Such as riding a bicycle, automobile, train or bus.
7.Walk extremely slowly.
NOTE:
The unit will count steps during running if it is attached to your belt or the top
of your pants with a holder.

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CHANGING THE DISPLAY
Press the MODE Button to change the display
Each time you press the MODE Button, the display will
change.
Number of steps
Number of
aerobic steps
with minutes
Calories with
amount of fat
burned Distance

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USING THE MEMORY FUNCTION
This unit can store up to seven days of data for the number of steps,
number of aerobic steps, calories and distance. The data is stored starting
with the oldest day.
The current day data is automatically stored in memory when the time
reaches 12:00AM. The display will return to 0. You do not need to press
the RESET Button everyday.
NOTE: The time must be correctly set in the unit.
How to view data stored in the memory
Press the MODE Button until the data you
want to see is displayed:
Steps
Aerobic steps with minutes
Calories with amount of fat burned
Distance
Press the MEMORY Button. The previous day
data is displayed.
Continue to press the MEMO/▲Button until all
seven days of stored data is displayed.
NOTE:
The time is not displayed when using the
memory function. If no button is pressed for
more than 1 minute, the display will return to
the current day data.
Press the MODE Button to return to the
current day’s data.

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USING THE SYSTEM RESET FUNCTION
Use the SYSTEM RESET function in the following cases:
• When the battery is replaced
• When you want to delete the memory
• When the display becomes unrecognizable
1. Press the SYSTEM RESET Button on the
back of the main unit with a thin stick that
is not easily breakable.
All the data stored in the memory and the
set data (time, weight, and stride length) are
deleted.
2. Set the time, weight, and stride length
again.
After all characters on the display are turned on,
the initial time setting display appears.
(Refer to Setting the Time on page 12)