Xenios WOD TIMER User manual

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WOD TIMER
USER MANUAL
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TIMER (x1)
ROOF HANGING HARDWARE SET (x2)
REMOTE CONTROL (x1)
AAA BATERY SET
FOR REMOTE CONTROL (x1)
110/220 V
AC ADAPTOR WITH
EUROPEAN PLUG (x1) *
WALL MOUNTING BRACKETS W/HARDWARE (x4) *1
6 DIGITS LCD DISPLAY
2110/220 V AC ADAPTOR WITH EUROPEAN PLUG *
1TIMER
WALL-MOUNTED BRACKETS HOLE
WALL-MOUNTED BRACKETS HOLE
TEMP SENSOR
POWER CORD PLUG
* AC Adaptor may change according to the Country where the product is sold.
*1Hardware for wall-mounting is not included.
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WHAT’S INSIDE THE BOX:

3
4REMOTE CONTROL
5AAA BATERY SET FOR REMOTE CONTROL
3WALL MOUNTING BRACKETS W/HARDWARE *1
6ROOF HANGING HARDWARE SET *2
*1Hardware for wall mounting is not provided.
*2 Hardware for ceil screwing is not provided.
TIMER CAN BE SET STRAIGHT,
TILTED-UP OR TILTED-DOWN
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Xenios USA®and/or its international licensers are not responsible for any damage and/or injuries that may occour to persons, animals, objects and/or properties, while
wall-mounting the WOD Timer.
WARNING: Do not use any other AC Adaptor than the one provided
with the WOD Timer. Do not supply the WOD Timer with different
voltage power than 110/220 V. Warranty will void in case of mis-use of
the WOD Timer.
TO PLUG IT
The WOD Timer comes with two sets of hardware to be top-hung at the
oor. Each set contains a steel hook-bolt to be screwed in to the Timer
cursors that are pre-assembled in to the top-side track, and a steel
wire to hang the Timer to the ceil. All hardware to x the steel wires to
the roof/ceil is not provided.
ROOF HANGING HARDWARE SET
The WOD Timer can be wall-mounted by using provided hardware. Wall
screws are not provided along with the timer.
Each bracket carries 3 holes. According to the top and bottom bracket
holes combination, the Timer can be set on the wall in a straight
position, or tilted-up or tilted-down.
WALL MOUNTED
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FIRST SET UP:

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IR SENSOR (MUST BE HEADED TOWARD THE TIMER WHEN USING THE REMOTE)
0-9 NUMERIC PAD TO INPUT DATA AND
STORE/RECALL WORKOUT PROGRAMS
WORKOUT PROGRAMS AND STOPWATCH CONTROLLING
WORKOUT PROGRAMS EDITING
COUNT-UP AND COUNT-DOWN SETTING
BATTERY HOUSING (BACK SIDE)
WORKOUT PROGRAM EDITING
BEEPER / PRE-WORKOUT-COUNTDOWN CONTROL
CURSOR MOVING
DATA ENTERING AND CONFIRMING
STOPWATCH ON/OFF
BEEPER VOLUME CONTROL
TEMPORARY WORKOUT PROGRAM
ALARM SETTING
CLOCK TEMPORARY DISPLAY
CLOCK/TEMPERATURE MODE
ALARM SNOOZE
MAIN ON-OFF / EDITING PROCEDURES EXIT GENERAL SETTINGS EDITING
STOPWATCH BEEP-PACER
CONTROL / ALL WORKOUT
PROGRAMS BEEP-PACER CONTROL
MAIN FUNCTIONS AND FEATURES:
- Clock: HH:MM:SS format - 12/24H.
- Environment Temperature: Fahrenheit and Celsius degree format – from -20°C to +65°C
- Beeper: 3 volume levels
- Stopwatch: MM:SS:SS (1/10s)/(1/100 s) format – from 00:00:00 up to 99:59:99
. Beep-Pacer option
. START – STOP – LAP - RESET options
. Count-UP/Count-DOWN options
-Alarm: HH:MM format – 12/24h
. Up to 9 Daily Alarms can be set and stored
. 20s beeper per each alarm
- Interval Timer for training + resting workout programs :
. MM:SS format – from 00:00 up to 99:59
. Count-Up and Count-Down Training and Resting times
. Up to 9 different training times per each workout program
. Up to 9 different resting times per each workout program
. Up to 99 cycles per each training time, resting time and whole workout programs
. Complex Workout Programs: up to 9 training+resting time sub-routines can be gathered in to a macro-routine that can be cycled too
. Pre-workout session 10s countdown with loud beeper on last 3secs
. End-of-workout session loud-beeper
. End-of-resting time loud-beeper
. End-of-training time loud-beeper
. Beep-Pacer option
. Rounds Counter (display and by-beeper)
. Quick-start temporary workout program
. Up to 10 storing address for workout programs.
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GENERAL SETTINGS AND MAIN FUNCTIONS OPERATION MANUAL:
Attention : the WOD Timer is reset by the factory, so all data in to its memory are empty. If it would be necessary to reset it again
to factory settings, just follow the herein reset procedure: When the Timer is on and the clock is displayed, press one by one, ,
, , . The Timer will start the reset procedure and it may take some seconds to be accomplished. Please be aware that all
previously stored data will be erased, including the workout programs.
1. After having plugged the power ON, press to switch the WOD Timer ON. The Timer enters in to the clock/temperature displaying mode
and it starts displaying, for example, 09 : 00 : 00.
Attention: when the power is plugged ON/OFF, the Timer beeps for a while. That is the normal signal of system bootstrap and shut-
down.
Attention: when is pressed again to switch off the WOD Timer Clock and Alarm functions keep running on background.
Attention: when power is plugged OFF, all stored data (example: Clock settings, Workout Programs, Alarms etc..) will not go lost
forever. The Timer will keep them in to its internal chip memory.
2. Press to enter in general settings editing mode. All settings can be edited by following the displayed step-by-step procedure.
Attention - General Editing Rules:
.Blinking digit stands for cursor position and it can be edited by using the numeric pad on the remote control.
.To input data by using the numeric pad on the remote, all digits must be entered, including the 0 value ones
Example: to input 00 : 05 when the initial displayed value is 00 : 00, and the rst digit on left side is blinking, you must
press ; ; , on the numeric pad of the remote control.
.Cursor (blinking digit) can be moved left and right side by using the left arrow and the right arrow on to the
remote control.
.To exit from editing step-by-step procedure, just press once. Timer goes back to clock/temp display mode.
.The button works also as “exit” button, just while on General Editing, Workout Program Editing and Alarm editing.
If pressed while on any other function/mode, it will switch OFF the Timer.
a) First Step - Clock settings: the display shows, for example, 09 : 00 : 00. Enter the current time by using the format HH:MM:SS.
Please be aware that 24h clock format, and 12h clock format, can be edited too (please go to below step e). Press , to save the rst step
edited data.
b) Second Step-Clock displaying time while in clock/temperature mode: after having pressed Enter, the Timer displays 1 - : - - : 00,the last 2
digits stand for Clock displaying time (seconds). Enter a value between 01s. and 99s. then conrm with .
If the entered value is, for instance, 08, the Timer displays the clock for 8 seconds and then the temperature will be displayed (for the time
setting of temperature displaying: go to below step c).
c) Third Step - Temperature displaying time while in Clock/Temperature mode: now the Timer shows 2 - : - - : 00. The last two digits stand for
Temperature displaying time (seconds). Enter a value between 00s. and 99s. then conrm it with . If the entered value is, for instance, 08,
the Timer displays the temperature for 8 seconds and then the clock will be displayed (for the time setting of clock displaying: go to above step
b). When the Timer is displaying the environment temperature, it displays T: 25 : °C or T: 70 °F. For temperature degree format setting (Celsius
/ Fahrenheit) go to below step e).
d) Fourth Step - Temperature adjustment: now the Timer is displaying 3 - : - - : - 0. This setting step can let you adjust the environment
temperature sensor. Sometimes, due to suddenly and/or wide temperature changes, it may be necessary to manually set the correct environment
temperature. If the Timer displays the correct temperature, please skip this step by conrming it with and go to next setting step. If a
temperature adjustment is needed, please follow here below instructions:
.Use the button and to set if the actual displayed temperature need to be increased or decreased. When the Timer displays
3 - : - - : 0, it means the temperature will be increased (by the number of degrees entered by editing the last digit). When
the Timer displays 3 - : - - : - 0, it means the temperature will be decreased (by the number of degrees entered by editing the
last digit). Once set “-” or “ ” (for plus) on to the 5th digit, just enter, by using the numeric pad on the remote, the number (from
0° to 9°) of degrees you may need to adjust the temperature for. Then conrm with .
e) Fifth Step - Clock format and Temperature format setting: now the Timer displays 4c(f): h 1 (2) : 00.
.By editing the format of the clock (12h or 24h) and/or the format of the temperature (C°orF°) the display will change accordingly.
“H1” stands for 24h clock format while “H2” stands for 12h. “C” stands for Celsius degree, while “F” stands for Fahrenheit degree.
.The rst digit of the last group of two, stands, for temperature format setting: enter, by using the numeric pad on the remote,
the value : 1 0 to switch the temperature format to Fahrenheit (display shows 4F : H 1 : 1 0) , or enter : 00 to switch the temperature
format (display shows 4C : H 1: 1 0) to Celsius.
.The second digit of the same group refers to clock format: enter, by using the numeric pad on the remote, the value : 0 1 to set
12h format clock (display shows 4C : H 2 : 0 1), or enter the value : 00 (display shows 4C : H 1 : 00) to set 24h format clock.
Conrm the entered data with and then the Timer will exit from general setting procedure by going to the standard clock/temperature
mode.
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3. Beeper and Pre-Workout-Countdown setting: The WOD Timer is equipped with an internal beeper to loud-notice some events. Its software
is furthermore programmed to display a 10 seconds pre-workout-countdown, with beeper on last 3 seconds.
(sometimes the user who control the Timer with the remote, needs to train himself as well, so the pre-workout-countdown helps him to leave
the remote down and to join the training group).
Attention: to use the button to select one of the three beeper volume levels.
Press and the Timer displays PC : - - : 00. The rst letter “P” stands for Pacer, while the second letter “C” stands for Countdown. The last
two digits on the right side can be adjusted by using the numeric pad on the remote, to switch ON/OFF either the Beeper (anytime the beeper is
required. Example: training timer pacer) and the Pre-Workout-Countdown (see Interval Timer Operation Manual section). Once set, just conrm
the data by pressing .
. pc : - - : 00 stands for Beeper OFF and Pre-Workout-Countdown OFF.
. pc : - - : 0 1 stands for Beeper OFF and Pre-Workout-Countdown ON.
. pc : - - : 1 0 stands for Beeper ON and Pre-Workout-Countdown OFF.
. pc : - - : 1 1 stands for Beeper ON and Pre-Workout-Countdown ON.
4. Press to enter into clock/temperature mode. Timer alternate displays clock and temperature according to the entered general settings.
While the Timer is waiting for data to be entered (any setting procedure), the button is not activated.
Attention: Anytime the Timer is waiting for data entering by the user, and nothing happens within 90 seconds, it will go back to
clock/temperature mode by itself (timeout function).
STOPWATCH OPERATION MANUAL:
1. Press to enter the Timer in to the Stopwatch function. The Timer shows 00 : 00 : 00.
.Press to start the count-up stopwatch.
.Press to stop the stopwatch and to hold on the display the recorded time.
.Press to go back to 00 : 00 : 00. (If is pressed while stopwatch is working, the Timer will go back to 00 : 00 : 00 as well).
.While the stopwatch is working, press to activate the LAP function. Timer stops just on display while it keeps counting
the time on background. Press to display again the count-up from the value it has reached by working on background.
Press to just go back to 00 : 00 : 00.
Attention: if Beep-Pacer was set for stopwatch (see below number 2.), while the stopwatch is working on background for LAP
function, the beeper keep sounding too at the set pacer-time).
2. Stopwatch Beep-Pacer setting: press after having entered in to the stopwatch function. The Timer will display P : 00 : 00, or
P- : 00 : 00 The former stands for beep-pacer ON, while the latter stands for beep-pacer OFF. To switch pacer ON/OFF, just use the buttons
and . To set the pacer time (minutes and seconds), just enter MM : SS by using the numeric pad on the remote (enter a value between
00 : 0 1 and 99 : 99), then conrm all settings and data with .
Example, if you set P : 00 : 05, the pacer beeps every 5 seconds, while the stopwatch is running.
To go back to the Stopwatch, just press again and the Timer displays 00 : 00 : 00.
Attention: the beep-pacer function is not available if the beeper is deactivated by the general settings (see General Settings
Operation Manual at item 3) ).
3. COUNT-DOWN STOPWATCH: if it would be necessary to use the stopwatch as a count-down (example: to quickly set and perform an AMRAP
workout (As More Reps As Possible – within a set time) ), once the Stopwatch function has been selected , press the button and the
Timer displays SP : dn : - -. So press to set and/or modify the time to be counted down by the Stopwatch MM : ss : ss . The Timer displays
00 : 00 : 00 (or the latest set value) and the rst left-side digit will start blinking. Countdown time could be set by using the numeric pad and/or the
, . Once set the Countdown time, just conrm it by pressing . The Count-Down Stopwatch will work with the same operation buttons
of the Count-Up one , , , . If it wouldn’t necessary to set and/or amend a Count-Down time (so to use the latest set),
just use the button after having entered in to the Count-Down Stopwatch function.
Attention: the Stopwatch beeper function could be set also for Count-Down feature.
ALARM OPERATION MANUAL:
1. Press to enter the Timer in to the Alarm function. The Timer shows - 1 : 00 : 00. The rst digit on the left side stands for Alarm ON (minus
mark “-” isn’t displayed) / OFF (“-“ is displayed). The second digit (from 1 to 9) stands for the Alarm is being set (The Timer can store up to 9
different Alarms). The rest of the editable digits stand for HH:MM (time the Alarm will sound).
Attention: the Alarm setting mode can be entered just while the Timer is on Clock mode. While the Timer is on any other mode, the
button will be deactivated.
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2. To set Alarm ON/OFF, just move the cursor on the rst left digit and change the mark (“-“ / “ ”) by using the buttons and on the
remote.
Attention: When any of the 9 Alarms is set and switched ON, it will sound every day at the set time. Beeper will sound once for
20 seconds. Beeper could be snoozed by using the button on the remote. By snoozing the beeper while it is running, Alarm
will not be switched OFF and it will keep operating daily. To switch OFF any Alarm, it is necessary to enter in to the Alarm setting
procedure and select the Alarm to be switched OFF.
Attention: any set and switched ON Alarm, keep working even while the Timer is Switched OFF by having pressed the button.
Alarms will not work just when the power will be shut down.
3. To select the Alarm to be set (from 1 to 9), just move the cursor on the second digit and then input from 1 to 9 by using the numeric pad
on the remote.
4. To set the time, the selected alarm will sound, just enter the value of HH:MM by using the numeric pad on the remote.
5. Once the Alarm setting is over, press to conrm, store and exit to Clock mode.
6. To set more than one alarm, just enter again in to the alarm setting procedure and edit the next alarm (from 1 to 9).
Attention: when power is plugged OFF, all stored data (example: Clock settings, Workout Programs, Alarms etc..) will not go lost
forever. The Timer will keep them in to its internal chip memory.
Attention: the button works also as “exit” button, just while on General Editing, Workout Program Editing and Alarm editing.
If pressed while on any other function/mode, it will switch OFF the Timer.
Attention: If the alarm time should come when any other beeper was set to sound (example: training time pacer), the alarm
function will be skipped.
WORKOUT PROGRAMS INTERVAL TIMER OPERATION MANUAL:
Tips and Tricks for editing workout programs:
.Blinking digit stands for cursor position and it can be edited by using the numeric pad on the remote control.
.To input data by using the numeric pad on the remote, all digits must be entered, including the 0 value ones.
Example: to input 00 : 05 when the initial displayed value is 00 : 00, and the rst digit on left side is blinking, you must
press ; ; ; on the numeric pad of the remote control.
.Cursor (blinking digit) can be moved left and right side by using the left arrow and the right arrow on to the remote.
.While editing a previously set workout program, always make sure about all settings of the same program. The Timer
keeps in memory all previously entered data, so you need to change all features according to the new program needs.
.To enter in to the edit mode, it doesn’t mean to cancel all previously entered data for a workout program.
.To exit from editing procedure, just press once. Timer goes back to clock/temp display mode.
Attention: the button works also as “exit” button, just while on General Editing, Workout Program Editing and Alarm editing. If
pressed while on any other function/mode, it will switch OFF the Timer.
. After 90 seconds of inactivity while the Timer is on editing mode (waiting data to be entered by the user), the Timer
will exit from editing mode by itself (timeout).
1. Temporary Workout Program Editing: to set a temporary workout program (to be used once and not to be stored), just start editing it by
pressing .
.The Timer displays A 1 : 00 : 00 if a temporary workout program wasn’t ever set before, while the Timer displays
P : dn : or P : UP : if a temporary workout program was already set before. The last set temporary workout program will be
kept in to the internal memory of the Timer for future uses and, once edited, it will be overwritten.
.If the Timer is displaying P: dn : or P: UP : you can either start the already set temporary workout program (please go to be
low number 4. to learn about workout programs executing) or edit it again (please go to below number 3. to learn about workout
programs editing).
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2. Workout Program Storing:
The WOD Timer can store up to 10 workout programs and they can be stored and recalled by using the numeric pad on the remote control
(buttons from to ).
. Press one of the to buttons of the numeric pad and the Timer will display either A 1 : 00 : 00 (if a workout program
has never been stored in to that memory position) or P : dn : (or P : UP : ) (if a workout program has already been set and
stored in to that memory address).
Attention: if an already stored workout program is edited again, once set and conrmed, the new program will overwrite the old
one. Stored workout programs can’t be just deleted. They can be just overwritten.
.To edit a workout program that will be conrmed and then stored, just follow the step-by-step instructions, starting from the below
point 3. (From points a) to i)
.To execute a stored workout program go to below number 4.
3. Workout program Editing:
Before to start editing a workout program, here below there is a quick scheme to show how unlimited are the chances of editing a workout
program on the WOD Timer.
Any single workout program, before to be executed and/or stored, can be edited up to have the following macro routine, made of several
sub-routines.
TRAINING TIME #1 (A1)
.TIME: FROM 00M:00S UP TO 99M:99S,
.PACER: A BEEP ANY CERTAIN MM:00
.NUMBER OF CYCLES: FROM 1 UP TO 99
REST TIME #1 (U1)
.TIME: FROM 00M:00S UP TO 99M:99S,
.NUMBER OF CYCLES: FROM 1 UP TO 99
FROM 1 TO 99 ROUNDS
TRAINING TIME #2 (A2)
.TIME: FROM 00M:00S UP TO 99M:99S,
.PACER: A BEEP ANY CERTAIN MM:00
.NUMBER OF CYCLES: FROM 1 UP TO 99
REST TIME #2 (U2)
.TIME: FROM 00M:00S UP TO 99M:99S,
.NUMBER OF CYCLES: FROM 1 UP TO 99
FROM 1 TO 99 ROUNDS
+
... UP TO TRAINING TIME #9 AND REST TIME #9 (SUB-ROUTINE #9)
WORKOUT PROGRAM: SUB-ROUTINE #2
WORKOUT PROGRAM: SUB-ROUTINE #1
WORKOUT PROGRAM: MACRO-ROUTINE
+FROM 1 TO 99 ROUNDS
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a) Press or buttons on the remote to set how the workout program will be executed by the Timer: as a count-up or as a count-down.
Your choice will be displayed by the Timer P : dn : stands for count-down and P : UP : stands fort count-up. Your choice will be also
displayed when the editing procedure will be over, the program will be stored and the Timer will be ready to run it.
Attention : Count-down or Count-Up execution modes are editable also before to run a program, without having to enter again in
to the whole workout programs editing procedure (see below j) and 4.)
b) Press to start editing the workout program. The Timer displays A 1 : 00 : 00. The rst digit of the second group blinks. “A1” stands for
“Training time #1”, 00:00 stand for MM:SS of the same training time. Workout Programs can be edited up to 9 groups of 9 training times
and 9 resting times each.
.You are now entering data for the rst “A1” training time of the rst sub-routine of the whole workout program you are on the
way to edit. Just use the numeric pad on the remote to set MM:00 from a value of 00:01 to 99:99, then conrm with .
c) Press to set the beep-pacer for “A1” training time (if needed). The Timer displays PA : 00 : 00. Enter a value (minutes and seconds) for
beep-pacer by editing the MM:SS with the numeric pad on the remote. Then to conrm. Example, if you set PA : 00 : 05, the pacer will
beep every 5 seconds, while the training time is running. Example, if you set PA : 00 : 00, the pacer will not work.
Attention: the beep-pacer function is not available when the beeper is deactivated by the general settings editing (see General
Settings at item number 3.)
Attention: the beep-pacer function can be set separately for each training time “A1”, “A2” , … of the whole workout program only
if a “all workout programs pacer” wasn’t set separately before to run any workout program (see below number 4.) Any set and
stored “single “A” – pacer” for each training time of any workout program will not work when a “all workout programs pacer” is
ON. Any set and stored “single “A” – pacer” for each training time of any workout program will start to work again when the “all
workout programs pacer” will be switched off (see below number 4.)
d) Press to set the number of cycles of the “A1” training time (how many times the “A1” needs to be executed by the Timer, as a loop).
The timer displays CA : - - : 00. Edit the last two digits on the right side to set the cycles. 00 value and 01 value both stand for 1 cycle only.
Press to conrm.
e) Press to edit the rst resting time of the rst sub-routine of the whole workout program. The Timer displays U 1 : 00 : 00 and it will wait
you to enter the MM : SS for the rst “U1” resting time. Just input an MM:SS value from 00 : 01 up to 99 : 99 by using the numeric pad on
to the remote, then conrm with .
f) Press to set the number of cycles of the “U1” resting time (how many times the “U1” need to be executed by the Timer, as a loop).
The Timer displays CU : - - : 00. Edit the last two digits on the right side to set the cycles. 00 value and 01 value both stand for 1 time only.
Press to conrm.
Attention: the beep-pacer function is not available for “U1”, “U2”, “U3”, … resting times. So the button is not activated for
“U1”, “U2”, “U3”, … setting.
Attention: if a “U1” resting time is not needed just skip the above step, or input 00:00 as “U1” resting time.
g) Press to set the rst “A+U” sub-routine number of cycles (how many times the rst workout program sub-routine (example “A1 +
U1” need to be executed by the Timer, as a loop). The Timer displays C- : AU : 00. Edit the last two digits on the right side to set the cycles.
00 value and 01 value stand for 1 time only. Press to conrm.
h) If one more sub-routine and training time (“A2”) is needed, just press again to start over with a second training time - A2 : 00 : 00, of
the second sub-routine of the whole workout program you are about the set. Go back to the rst step of program setting (above a) ) and input
all data for “A2” and, if needed, “U2” (second resting time of the second sub-routine of the whole workout program). Keep editing the whole
workout program up to “A9” and/or “U9”. If more training times and/or resting times are not necessary, just skip this step and to next i).
i) Press to set the whole workout program number of cycles (how many times the whole workout program (example: ((“A1 + U1”) +
(“A2” + U2”)) need to be executed by the Timer, as a loop). The Timer displays AU : AU : 00. Edit the last two digits on the right side to set the
cycles. 00 value and 01 value both stand for 1 time only. Press to conrm.
j) Press to conrm the whole workout program and to exit editing. If the above editing procedure was started in order to store a workout
program, once is pressed, the edited workout program will be stored in to the pre-selected memory address (from 0 to 9 on the remote).
The Timer displays P: dn : or P: UP : . Now you are ready to decide if the just-set workout program you are about to execute will be a
count-down program or a count-up program, and then to run it, or to quit from the editing procedure and go back to the Clock mode.
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OPERATION MANUAL:
4. Workout Program Executing: to execute a workout program just press to let the Timer execute the last set temporary workout program
(Timer displays P: dn : or P: UP : ) or press one of the buttons of the remote control numeric pad to recall a stored workout program (from
to ): the Timer will display, for example P 1 : dn : or P 1 : UP : .
. Before to start a workout program, a “all workout programs pacer” can be set, by pressing . The Timer displays E: 00 : 00.
By using the buttons and this function can be switched OFF or ON. E : 00 : 00 stands for ON, while E - : 00 : 00
stands for OFF. If this function is switched ON, a beep-pacer time can be set, by inputting MM:SS with the numeric pad on the
remote (from 00:01 up to 00:99). Press to conrm.
Attention: when the above function is switched ON, the stored single “A1”, “A2”, “A3”, … beep-pacers (see above point 3., c)) of the
workout program editing procedure manual), will not work and they will be replaced by the “all workout programs pacer”, that will
work the same for all training times (“A1”, “A2”, “A3”, ...) of all workout program/s. To go back to stored single training times (“A1”,
“A2”, “A3”, ...”) pacers, just switch OFF the above “all workout programs pacer” function.
.Before to start a workout program, you can select if it will be a count-up or a count-down program (either for training times and
for resting times) by using the buttons and on the remote. If count-down or count-up modes are not selected before
to start a workout program, the Timer will run the mode set when the program was edited and/or stored (see above 3., a)).
.Press to run the workout program. The Timer starts with the 10s. pre-workout-countdown and the last 3s. will beep to
loud-notice the users the rst training time (“A1”) is about to start.
Attention: the Pre-Workout-Countdown and the Beeper may not work cause previously switched-off (see General Settings Operation
Manual at item 3.)
.While the workout program is running, press to temporary pause it and then to resume it. Press to stop the
program and to go back to the beginning (Timer displays A 1 : 00 : 00).
.ROUNDS-COUNTER: while the workout program is running the Timer will alternate display, for example, A 1 : 99 : 99 (2 sec.) /
0 1 : 99 : 99 (5 sec.). The rst two blue digits on the left side will alternate display the workout/rest time that the Timer is counting
(so any set “A” time and any set “U” time) and the number of the “A”+“U” round the program is running (if more rounds of (“A”+“U”)
set of times were set by the user). So, for example, when the Timer is running the second (“A1”+“U1”) round, the Timer will alter-
nate display A 1 : 99 : 99 / 02 : 99 : 99.
The last 4 red digits stand for mm:ss of the “A” and “U” times.
. BEEPER: while the workout program is running the beeper sounds:
- During the pre-workout-countdown on last 3 seconds - short beep* (if a pre-workout countdown was set on timer
general settings);
- On pacer time - short beep*;
- On last second (second “0”, so it sounds on rst second of next segment) of any training time (“A1”, “A2”, “A3”, …), to
notice users the training time is over and the second cycle of such training time (or the next resting time, or the next training time
of the next sub-routine) has just started. - long beep*.
Notice: This beep can be even used as a rounds-counter, if just an “A” segment was set by the user (per each round).
- On last three seconds (seconds 2,1,0; So the last beep sounds on rst second of next segment) of any rest time
(“U1”, “U2”, “U3”.....), to notice the users that the rest time is over and a new workout time (“A”) (or a second cylce of the rest time
“U”) has just started. short - short - long beep*.
Notice: This beep (the last of the series) can be even used as a rounds-counter, if an (“A”+”U”) routine was set by the user (per
each round).
Attention: If the pacer for training time (“A1”, “A2”, “A3”, ...) should come on the last second of the same training time (when the
end-of-training-time beep is activated by default), that beep will be a common one – short beep*.
- After the really last second of the whole workout program (really last second of the really last cycle of the really last “A” or “U” time
of the whole workout program) - three times long beep*.
Attention: Do not forget that all beeper functions can be switched ON/OFF in general settings (see above General Settings Operation
Manual at item 3.)
.While a workout program is running, press to display the clock for a while (pre-set at 5 seconds). The workout program will
keep running on background and come back to be displayed after 5 seconds. function works when Timer is working on all
modes and/or procedures, but the editing ones.
*Short beep stands for 1 s. beep while long beep stands for 2 s. beep.
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Warning: this is an electricity power supplied device. For safety reason it is duly recommend to read and understand the herein user manual and warnings sheet, before to use it.
• The WOD Timer comes with its AC adaptor/s. It can be plug in to 110 V and 220 V power networks. Do not use it with lower or higher voltage cause either the adaptor and the Timer could
get damaged and warranty will void. AC adaptor has its own power cord. It is not recommended to plug the power cord in to a multi-slot power plug.
• Do not try to supply the device by using a third party AC adaptor. In case of use of any third parties’ components, WOD Timer warranty will void.
• Do not use the WOD Timer in a damp environment and do not drop water on it or on the AC adaptor or on the remote control. Damp and/or water will damage the WOD Timer and its
accessories. Warranty will void in case of mis-use of the Timer.
• Operative Temp: from -20 C° up to +65 C°. The use of the Timer out of such temp range, will result in to a warranty void.
• Remote Control is provided with a set of AAA Batteries (2 pcs pack). It is recommended to remove batteries from remote control in case it will not be in use for a long term. Long term
stand-by may result in to batteries and remote control damages.
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personal injuries to persons, animals, objects or properties that may result from having come in touch with electric components while they are operating.
• It is recommended to use only Xenios USA®original spare parts. Any damage that may result by the use of third parties parts, will result in to a warranty void.
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