TECHTRAIL Trailhead User manual

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INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your purchase of ENDURO SERIES OUTDOOR INSTRUMENT.
These products represent the state-of-the-art in recreational instruments.
Please keep in mind, your unit is a sensitive technical instrument. With proper care
and maintenance, it will last for many years. However, improper care and handling can
cause the various sensors to be damaged and to stop functioning.
This manual is prepared in easy-to-read sections to familiarize you with setting and
operating the instrument’s functions. Please read all sections of this manual carefully
and become fully familiar with the operation of the instrument before using it in the
field.
Proper setup and operation will greatly enhance the instruments usefulness
and your enjoyment.
WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
WARNING: Before starting any exercise program or performing any vigorous physical
activity, we strongly suggest you visit your doctor for a complete physical and to discuss
your plans.
CAUTION: Your instrument is designed to be water resistant to a static pressure of 5
ATM and can be worn while showering and light swimming. However, we recommend
that extensive use of the unit in the water be avoided whenever possible.
CAUTION: Care should be taken not to press any keys while the unit is wet or
submerged as this can force moisture past the key seals and damage the unit.
CAUTION: Exposure to strong magnetic fields will cause the compass unit to
malfunction and may even permanently damage the compass sensor. Keep the unit
away from magnetic sources.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL 5
CARE & MAINTENANCE 6
REPLACING THE BATTERY 7
RESETTING THE INSTRUMENT 8
DISPLAY SYMBOLS AND THEIR MEANINGS 9
KEYS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS 11
MODES OF OPERATION 13
SETTING THE INSTRUMENT FUNCTIONS 14
EL/BACKLIGHT SYSTEM 14
VIEW TIME ZONE 1 / TIME ZONE 2 15
SETTING TIME/DATE 16
SETTING THE CHRONOGRAPH 18
SETTING THE TIMERS 19
CALIBRATING THE COMPASS 22
SETTING DAILY ALARMS 25
OPERATING THE INSTRUMENT 27
OPERATING THE CHRONOGRAPH 27
CHRONOGRAPH DATA REVIEW MEMORY 28
REVIEWING RUNS/WORKOUTS 29
OPERATING THE COUNTDOWN TIMERS 30
OPERATING THE COMPASS 31
FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS AND RANGES 32
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HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL
Enduro instruments have many unique features and functions. Be sure to read each
section carefully so that you will fully understand how the units and its features work.
The manual is divided into sections outlining each of the major functions of the
instrument. A drawing of the instrument screen that represents the starting point
or other important screen for each operational process is shown adjacent to the
instructions for the process; important keys are shown in color indicating PRESS &
HOLD and PRESS. The steps for the programming or operation are adjacent to the
screen illustration. Key points and important information are shown in highlighted
blocks.
The instrument itself is an important part of this manual as it prompts you through its
operation.
CARE & MAINTENANCE
Your Enduro instrument should be protected from shocks, extreme heat and extended
exposure to direct sunlight. You should only perform service procedures related to the
changing of the battery as shown in this manual. NEVER attempt to disassemble. Store
your instrument in a clean, dry area at room temperature.
Clean your instrument using a moist cloth. Care should be taken when cleaning the lens
not to rub dirt into the surface as it can become scratched and hard to read.

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REPLACING THE BATTERY
The Enduro instruments use a common CR2032 3v Lithium battery. Normal battery life
is approximately 1yr.
NOTE: Heavy usage of the Compass or Backlight system may significantly
reduce battery life.
NOTE: A blank display or inaccurate compass readings are indications that the
battery is getting weak and should be replaced.
1. Remove the 4 screws using a small phillips-head
screwdriver.
2. Remove battery door.
3. Carefully remove the old battery. Do not damage the O-ring
seal.
4. Place a fresh battery in the battery compartment with the
positive (+) side facing up.
5. If the O-ring has been damaged, replace it before
reinstalling the battery door. Most jewelers and instrument
shops should have replacement O-ring seals.
6. Replace battery door and fasten the 4 screws.
NOTE: Extreme care should be taken when replacing the battery to ensure the
unit remains fully water resistant. Failure to properly replace the battery and
correctly seal the unit may cause the unit to become damaged and may void the
warranty
NOTE: It is recommended that you have the battery replaced by a jeweler or
watch repair shop.
RESETTING THE INSTRUMENT
To reset the instrument back to its default values PRESS the
MODE, SET/CLEAR, START/LAP and STOP/NEXT keys
down at the same time. The display will light up showing all
segments followed by a sequence of screens showing various
numbers. The instrument will then automatically change to the
time of day screen at 12 o’clock on the first of January.
Resetting the instrument will clear any information stored in the
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DISPLAY SYMBOLS
symbol description what it means
"AUTO-EL" BACKLIGHT Auto-El Backlight is active when displayed
CHRONOGRAPH Chronograph is active when displayed
TIMER Timer is active when displayed
HOURLY CHIME Hourly chime is active when displayed
ALARM ON Alarm is active when displayed
DEGREES Compass is active when displayed
MODE SYMBOLS
symbol description what it means
SPLIT INIDCATOR Displays when Chronograph is running and Lap Detail in
Chronograph memory
LAP INDICATOR Displays when Chronograph is running and Lap Detail in
Chronograph memory
CHRONO STOPPED Displays when Chronograph is stopped
PM INDICATOR Indicates PM Time
AM INDICATOR Indicates AM Time
TIME ZONE 2 Indicates Time Zone 2 on display
BATTERY SYMBOLS
symbol battery status what it means
none GOOD Battery is in good condition.
MEDIUM Battery is half full.
LOW Battery needs to be replaced
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SET/CLEAR KEY
MODE KEY
EL/LIGHT KEY STOP/NEXT KEY
START/LAP KEY
KEYS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS KEYS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
The Enduro has 5 individual keys. Each key has several functions. The drawing identifies
the keys and their names as used in this manual.
MODE KEY
- Advances display through the various
operational modes
- Selects variable in setting mode
SET / CLEAR KEY
- Enter/Exit setting sequence for each
function
- Clear Chronograph and memories
- Enter Compass Calibration sequence
- Quick Access to Compass when operating
in Chronograph or Timer modes
START / LAP KEY
- View/Select Time 1 / Time 2 in Time mode
- Increases variable in Setting sequence
- Start/Lap/Split action in Chronograph
mode
- Starts recall and scrolls through
information in Memory mode
- Starts Timer(s)
- Turns Daily Alarm On/Off
- Activates compass reading in Compass
mode
- Selects Key Beep On/Off in Time setting
sequence
STOP / NEXT KEY
- Stops Chronograph
- Stores Chronograph data to memory
- Decreases variable in Setting sequence
- Advances to next data file in Review mode
- Stops Timer
- Activates compass reading in Compass
mode
- Scrolls through Daily Alarms
- Selects Key Beep On/Off in Time setting
sequence
EL / LIGHT KEY
- Activates EL/Backlight
- Hold 3 Sec. Activates/deactivates
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MODES OF OPERATION
ENDURO MAIN DISPLAY MODES
Advance through the modes below using QUICK PRESSES of the MODE key.
SETTING THE INSTRUMENT FUNCTIONS
EL/BACKLIGHT SYSTEM
Activate the BACKLIGHT system at any time by PRESSING of
the EL/LIGHT key. The backlight will remain active for a period
of 2 seconds.
AUTO EL/BACKLIGHT
Auto-EL mode automatically illuminates the backlight for 2
seconds whenever any key is pressed. This is convenient when
operating the instrument at night or in other low light situations.
To activate/deactivate the AUTO-EL MODE, PRESS & HOLD
EL/LIGHT key for 2 seconds. Auto-El status is indicated by
icon in upper center of display.
NOTE: Excessive use of the backlight system will result in shorter battery life.
TIME CHRONOGRAPH REVIEW DATA
COMPASS
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SETTING THE INSTRUMENT FUNCTIONS
VIEW TIME ZONE 1 / TIME ZONE 2
Your Enduro instrument allows you to set two separate time
zones. In TIME MODE, Time Zone 2 can be viewed by a
PRESSING the START/LAP key. When viewing Time Zone
2, the display will indicate T2 in the upper left of the display.
PRESS & HOLD the START/LAP key to change primary time
zone display.
NOTES FOR SETTING THE INSTRUMENT
NOTE: When in setting sequence, the variable being
set will blink.
NOTE: When in setting sequence, “+” and “-” icons
are displayed whenever it is possible to increase or
decrease a variable that is being set.
NOTE: If no key is pressed for 60 seconds while in
setting mode, setting mode automatically exits and
changes will not be saved.
NOTE: PRESS SET/CLEAR key to exit setting
sequence.
SETTING TIME/DATE
1. Advance to TIME screen by PRESSING the MODE key.
2. PRESS & HOLD the SET/CLEAR key to enter the setting
sequence.
3. Adjust HOURS by PRESSING the START/LAP or STOP/
NEXT keys.
4. Advance to set MINUTES by PRESSING the MODE key.
Adjust by PRESSING the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT keys.
5. Advance to set SECONDS by PRESSING the MODE key.
Adjust by PRESSING the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT keys.
6. Advance to set YEAR by PRESSING the MODE key. Adjust
by PRESSING the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT keys.
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SETTING TIME/DATE (CONTINUED)
7. Advance to set MONTH by PRESSING the MODE key.
Adjust by PRESSING the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT
keys.
8. Advance to set DAY by PRESSING the MODE key.
Adjust by PRESSING the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT
keys.
9. Advance to select 12 OR 24-HOUR mode. Select by
PRESSING the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT keys.
10. Advance to set HOURLY CHIME by PRESSING the
MODE Key. Turn ON/OFF by PRESSING the START/LAP
or STOP/NEXT keys.
11. Advance to set KEY BEEP by PRESSING the MODE
Key. Turn ON/OFF by PRESSING the START/LAP or
STOP/NEXT keys.
12. PRESS the SET/CLEAR key to exit the setting sequence
and return to Time of Day screen.
NOTE: You can exit the setting sequence at any time by
PRESSING the SET/CLEAR key.
SETTING THE INSTRUMENT FUNCTIONS SETTING THE INSTRUMENT FUNCTIONS
SETTING THE CHRONOGRAPH
Enduro instruments are equipped with a 24-hour, 100-lap Chronograph with 1/100-
second resolution. The Chronograph has 4 viewing options.
In Chronograph mode:
NOTE: If there is information in the Chronograph, you must first RESET the
Chronograph by PRESSING the SET/CLEAR key or SAVE to memory by
PRESSING the STOP/NEXT key.
1. PRESS & HOLD the SET/CLEAR key to enter the setting sequence.
2. Select VIEWING OPTION by PRESSING the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT keys.
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SETTING THE INSTRUMENT FUNCTIONS SETTING THE INSTRUMENT FUNCTIONS
SETTING THE TIMERS
Enduro watches are equipped with 3 independent 24-hour Timers with enhanced
functionality. In TIMER MODE, you can scroll through Timers 1 through 3 by
PRESSING the STOP/NEXT key.
Timer options are:
CD-STOP: Counts down, then stops at 00:00:00.
CD-REPEAT: Counts down, then automatically starts to count down again.
CD-UP: Counts down, then automatically begins counting up. Example: you can
program a 10-minute warm up followed by a 45-minute workout. The timer counts down
10 minutes, then begins timing like a regular chronograph.
TRAIN: Trainer mode has up to 9 settable segments. The length of each segment
can be set independently. Each segment counts down to 00:00:00 and automatically
advances to the next segment which begins counting down immediately in a continuous
loop.
SETTING THE TIMERS (CONTINUED)
In Timer mode:
1. Select TIMER 1, 2or 3by PRESSING the STOP/NEXT key.
2. PRESS & HOLD the SET/CLEAR key to enter the setting
sequence.
3. Select TIMER MODE (CD-STOP, CD-REPEAT, CD-UP or
TRAIN) by PRESSING the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT
keys.
4. Advance to set HOURS by PRESSING the MODE key.
Adjust by PRESSING the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT keys.
5. Advance to set MINUTES by PRESSING the MODE key.
Adjust by PRESSING the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT keys.
6. Advance to set SECONDS by PRESSING the MODE key.
Adjust by PRESSING the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT keys.
7. PRESS SET/CLEAR to exit the setting sequence.
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SETTING THE INSTRUMENT FUNCTIONS SETTING THE INSTRUMENT FUNCTIONS
SETTING THE TIMERS (CONTINUED)
If TRAIN mode is selected:
1. Program Segment 1: Advance to set HOURS by PRESSING the MODE key.
Adjust by PRESSING the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT keys.
2. Advance to set MINUTES by PRESSING the MODE key. Adjust by PRESSING
the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT keys.
3. Advance to set SECONDS by PRESSING the MODE key. Adjust by PRESSING
the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT keys.
4. Advance to PROGRAM NEXT SEGMENT by PRESSING the MODE key. Repeat
programming sequence (up to 9 individual segments).
5. PRESS SET/CLEAR to exit the setting sequence at any time.
CALIBRATING THE COMPASS
The Enduro Trailhead is equipped with a digital magnetic compass with reading in
one-degree increments. The compass can be adjusted to compensate for the magnetic
declination corresponding to the area where the compass is being used.
The compass must be calibrated on a regular basis. The compass should be
calibrated any time it does not seem to be working properly. We recommend calibrating
the compass prior to any activity where optimal accuracy is desired, such as a long back
country trip.
NOTE: To save power, the compass feature of the unit only remains active for
a period of 10 seconds. To reactivate the compass display, PRESS the START/
LAP or STOP/NEXT key.
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CALIBRATING THE COMPASS (CONTINUED)
In Compass mode:
1. PRESS & HOLD the SET/CLEAR key to enter the
calibration sequence.
2. ROTATE CAL will appear in the center of the display. 32-
segment ring around the outside will animate clockwise to
prompt the user to rotate the instrument during calibration.
3. Rotate the instrument clockwise for two complete rotations
of approximately 15-seconds per rotation.
NOTE: For the optimum accuracy, the compass must be
held completely level during the calibration process. We
recommend placing the unit on top of a drinking glass
while performing the calibration as this will make it
easier to keep the compass level.
4. Advance to set DECLINATION by PRESSING the MODE
key.
NOTE: If you do not know the Magnetic Declination for
your area, leave this setting at zero.
5. Set DECLINATION by PRESSING the START/LAP key for
EASTERN (+) or STOP/NEXT key for WESTERN (-).
6. PRESS SET/CLEAR to exit the setting sequence.
MAGNETIC DECLINATION
A magnetic compass points to the earth’s magnetic north pole. Depending on your
location, this may be different from True North. Adjusting the Magnetic Declination
allows you to compensate for this variation. Magnetic Declination for an area can be
found on topographical maps. Declination can change over time and distance. Make
sure the source for your declination settings is up to date. The following websites are
good sources for finding local Magnetic Declination.
FOR U.S. DECLINATIONS:
http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/seg/geomag/jsp/Declination.jsp
FOR CANADIAN DECLINATIONS:
http://gsc.nrcan.gc.ca/geomag/field/mdcalc_e.php
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SETTING DAILY ALARMS
The Enduro instruments are equipped with three individual daily alarms which can be
set to the hour and minute. Alarms are active for current Time Zone selected.
SELECTING ALARM 1, 2 OR 3
Scroll through ALARM 1, 2or 3(indicated in the upper line of the display) by
PRESSING the STOP/NEXT key.
TURNING AN ALARM ON/OFF
In Alarm mode:
1. Select ALARM 1, 2or 3by PRESSING the STOP/NEXT key.
2. Toggle between ON and OFF by PRESSING the START/LAP key.
SETTING THE INSTRUMENT FUNCTIONS SETTING THE INSTRUMENT FUNCTIONS
TO SET AN ALARM
In Alarm mode:
1. Select ALARM 1, 2or 3by PRESSING the STOP/NEXT key.
2. PRESS & HOLD the SET/CLEAR key to enter the setting sequence.
3. Adjust HOURS by PRESSING the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT keys.
4. Advance to set MINUTES by PRESSING the MODE key. Adjust by PRESSING
the START/LAP or STOP/NEXT keys.
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OPERATING THE INSTRUMENT
OPERATING THE CHRONOGRAPH
Enduro instruments are equipped with a 24-hour, 100-lap Chronograph with 1/100-
second resolution.
In Chronograph mode:
1. PRESS the START/LAP key to BEGIN TIMING.
2. To ACTIVATE A LAP, PRESS the START/LAP key.
3. To STOP TIMING, PRESS the STOP/NEXT key.
4. To RESUME TIMING, PRESS the START/LAP key.
5. To SAVE CHRONOGRAPH DATA, when chronograph is stopped, PRESS &
HOLD the STOP/NEXT key. File will be saved to memory and chronograph will
reset to 00:00:00.
6. To RESET CHRONOGRAPH (without saving data), PRESS & HOLD the SET/
CLEAR key.
COMPASS QUICKACCESS
When Chronograph is running, you can access the compass by
PRESSING the SET/CLEAR key. Compass will display for 10
seconds then return to Chronograph screen.
NOTE: When chronograph is running, and Time mode is
active: CHRONO icon is displayed. The 32-segment ring around
the outer portion of the display will indicate the chronograph is
running.
CHRONOGRAPH DATA REVIEW MEMORY
Enduro instruments have a memory that allows you to store up to 20 runs/workouts.
Information recorded includes time and split for each lap, best (fastest) lap, average lap
time and total time for workout. When you store a Run/Workout it is captured by the
Chronograph Data Review memory.
MANAGING THE CHRONOGRAPH DATA LOG
Runs are stored in chronological order (earliest to latest). The center line of the
display will indicate the number 1-20 and the lower line will display the DATE the
run/workout was recorded.
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REVIEWING RUNS/WORKOUTS
In Review mode:
1. Scroll through the STORED RUNS by PRESSING the
STOP/NEXT key.
2. Select FILE TO REVIEW by PRESSING the START/LAP
key.
3. View LAP, SPLIT, BEST, AVERAGE and TOTAL TIMES
by PRESSING the START/NEXT key.
4. PRESS the STOP/NEXT key to exit file review and return
to Review directory.
5. To ERASE a stored file, PRESS & HOLD the SET/CLEAR
key. The display will indicate file has been erased.
6. To CLEAR all files in memory, PRESS & HOLD the SET/
CLEAR key until display indicates “ALL ERASED”.
OPERATING THE INSTRUMENT
OPERATING THE COUNTDOWN TIMERS
Enduro instruments are equipped with 3 independent 24-hour
Timers with enhanced functionality. In Timer mode, you can
scroll through TIMERS 1 through 3by PRESSING the STOP/
NEXT key.
In Timer mode:
1. Select TIMER 1, 2, or 3by PRESSING the STOP/NEXT
key. The TIMER FORMAT is indicated on the bottom
display line (CD-STOP, CD-REPT, CD-UP, or TRAIN).
2. PRESS START/LAP to START TIMER.
3. PRESS STOP/NEXT to STOP TIMER.
4. When timer is stopped, PRESS SET/CLEAR to RESET TIMER.
COMPASS QUICKACCESS
When Timer is running, you can access the compass by
PRESSING the SET/CLEAR key. Compass will display for 10
seconds then return to Timer screen.
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OPERATING THE COMPASS
1. The Enduro Trailhead is equipped with a digital magnetic
compass with reading in one-degree increments.
2. Advance to COMPASS MODE by PRESSING the MODE
key.
3. To ACTIVATE COMPASS READING, PRESS the
START/LAP or STOP/NEXT key.
4. Compass will be active for 10 seconds.
5. Large LCD numbers indicate CURRENT BEARING (arrow
at top of instrument).
6. LCD indicates current direction (arrow at top of
instrument): N, NNE, NE, ENE, E, etc.
7. Outer display ring is used to form an arrow that points
north; the front of the arrow is a single segment and the
back of the arrow is 5 segments.
NOTE: To save power, the compass feature of the
unit only remains active for a period of 10 seconds. To
reactivate the compass display, PRESS the START/
LAP or STOP/NEXT key.
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GENERAL
Operational Temperature -10°C to +50°C/ 14°F to 120°F
50 Meter Water Resistant
Watch Battery CR 2032 3v Lithium
EL Backlight System with Auto EL-Feature
Approximate battery life: 1 year
WATCH
Auto Calendar 2006-2054
Time of Day – 12 or 24-hr. formats with 1-second
resolution
Daily Alarm – 24 hours with 1-minute resolution
CHRONOGRAPH
24 Hour Chrono 1/100 second resolution
100 Laps with up to 20 sessions of Workout
Memory
100 Split Time with Workout Memory /
20 sessions
Training Log with Best/Average Lap and Total
Training Time
Split/Lap Display user selectable
TIMER
3 Independent Timers
9 interval Timers
Maximum setting time 23h 59m 59s
COMPASS CARDINAL POINTS
N: 348 – 359 ; 0 – 10
NNE : 11 – 32
NE : 33 – 55
ENE : 56 – 77
E: 78 – 100
ESE : 101 – 122
SE : 123 – 145
SSE : 146 – 167
S: 168 – 190
SSW : 191 – 212
SW : 213 – 235
WSW : 236 – 257
W: 258 – 280
WNW : 281 – 302
NW : 303 – 325
NNW : 326 – 347
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TROUBLE SHOOTING BASIC
Your Enduro instrument is a very sensitive and sophisticated instrument. If properly
cared for it should last and remain accurate for many years. However, from time to time
problems may occur. It has been our experience that the majority of the problems seen
by consumers with products such as the Enduro are related to dead or dying batteries.
While the estimated life of a fresh battery in the unit is approximately 1 year, this
can be shortened considerably if the backlight feature of the unit is used extensively.
Whenever you are experiencing issues related to the function of the unit, it is
recommended that you install a fresh battery as a first course of action, especially if it
has been more than a half a year since the last time the battery was replaced.
BE AWARE: Lithium batteries of the type used in this instrument are very susceptible
to improper storage. Many times, batteries purchased as new are dead or weak before
they are purchased. Do not assume that batteries in stores are good. If you try a new
battery and problems persist, please try a second battery from another source, just to
be certain.
If the battery on the instrument is failing it may show itself in several ways. Indications
of a weak battery are:
A fading or blank display. Also if the display goes blank when the backlight is operated
and then comes back on when the backlight system turns off.
Inaccurate readings from the compass.
If the display goes blank when the EL system is operated and then comes back on when
the EL system turns off.
The display of your instrument may “freeze” due to static electricity or battery
replacement. If this occurs, remove the battery and re-insert it. This will erase the data
in the memory and reset the instrument to factory settings.
Enduro instruments are equipped with a display which allow them to be used in a wide
variety of environments. However, if the unit is used in extreme cold (<32°F or 1°C) the
function of the display may be slower than normal. If exposed to extreme heat or cold,
the display may also darken. The display should return to normal once the temperature
returns to normal levels.
Because the compass is magnetic it may be affected by local sources of electro-
magnetic radiation (EMI). Avoid using the compass near appliances, in cars, near home
security systems and other sources of EMI.
TROUBLE SHOOTING BASIC

HIGHGEAR USA/TECHTRAIL INC.
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© 2006 HighGear USA/TechTrail, Inc.
All Rights Reserved.
SET/CLEAR KEY
MODE KEY
EL/LIGHT KEY STOP/NEXT KEY
START/LAP KEY