Solus Leisure 800 User manual

SM-703.2

2.0 Care and Maintenance
1) This watch contains electronic components. Never attempt to
open the case or remove the back cover.
2) Avoid exposing the watch to extreme temperature, chemicals
which will damage the watch.
3) Keep the watch away from the conditions of strong electric field
and static electricity.
4) Avoid rough usage or severe impact. The watch is designed to
withstand impact under normal use. It is advisable to subject it to
severe impact or rough usage.
5) Clean your watch occasionally with a soft moistened cloth only.
Avoid using chemicals, especially soap as the waterproof gasket will
corrode.
6) For PU straps, please wash them with mild soapy water only and
not to apply perfume or moisturizers around your wrist as the
chemicals can erode them.
7) There may be discoloration for light colors and transparent straps
after normal wear for some time. An original replacement on
straps is possible to be re-ordered through an authorized service
center.
8) Store the watch in a dry place when it is not in use.
9) In case if there is any severe or persistent skin reaction, such as
severe redness, itching, rash or hives, you should stop wearing this
watch, and consult your doctor.

3.0 Precautions for Water Resistance & Battery
Water Resistance
Water damage may occur if the push buttons are pressed under water.
Should water or condensation appear in the watch, please check the
watch immediately, as corrosion of electronic parts can occur inside
the case.
Battery Life
The battery in your SOLUS watch is estimated to last for 2 years,
depending on frequency and use of certain features.
Battery Replacement
If the display dims or the EL backlight is dim, you are recommended to
go to the authorized SOLUS service center for correct battery
replacement in order to retain a valid warranty and avoid any damage
on the water resistance function.
WARNING!
Always keep watch batteries away from children. If swallowed, contact
a doctor immediately. Batteries contain chemical substances. They
should be disposed of properly according to local regulations.

5.0 Design of the Watch

8.0 Power Saving Mode
During Time Mode, hold [R] for 5 seconds to enter,
LCD will be OFF.
Press any buttons except [HR1] to resume normal.
[M] [M]
Press [S/S] or [R]
to turn the alarm
on/off.
Press [S/S] or [R]
to set “hour”.
Press [S/S] or [R]
to set “minute”.
hold
[S/S] hold
[M]
9.0 Setting the Daily Alarm
Hold down [S/S] during Time Mode to enter the setting display,
the “ON” or “OFF” digits will start flashing. Hold [M] anytime to
exit. When the alarm is on, this icon “ ” will appear.

10.2 Heart Rate Measuring - Heart Rate Zone
What is Heart Rate Zone?
Some particular training/exercise objectives like ‘aerobics’, ‘fat burnt’ or ‘health’ that
require trainees/exercisers maintaining their heart rates (exercise paces) within one
particular heart rate zone during the exercise.
WARNING: Consult a doctor or trainer prior to set the heart rate alert zone for
a serious cardio-fitness training.
How to Select a Zone (for Heart Rate Zone Alert)?
In general, users may get the cardio-fitness training advices from those prestigious
organizations= website, for example:
http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/CongenitalHeartDefects/
CareTreatmentforCongenitalHeartDefects/Congenital-Heart-
Defects-and-PhysicalActivity_UCM_307738_Article.jsp
by American Heart Association.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heart_rate#Training_zones
by Wikipedia.
In Exercise Mode, there are three pre-defined heart rate zones (“AROB”,
“FAT” and “HLTH”) and one user-defined heart rate zone (“USER”) for user
selection. (Please refer to chapter 12.6 for details)
Heart Rate Zone
AROB
(Aerobic)
HLTH
(Health)
USER
FAT
(Fat
burnt)
%
EMHR
Upper
Limit
Lower
Limit
User
defined
Above Zone
Below Zone
In Zone
80% 75% 65%
65% 55% 50%