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GPS Sports Monitor

Introduction

Thank you very much for purchasing this GPS Sports Monitor "RUNSENSE".

To use the device correctly, make sure you read the User Manual along with the supplied Quick Start Guide.

Keep the supplied Quick Start Guide handy to help you resolve any problems.

By using a built-in GPS sensor and stride sensor, this device can measure running distance, pace, elapsed time, altitude,

and calories burnt. You can also upload recorded data to a dedicated Web site allowing you to look back over previous

workouts. You can plan more effectively for a more enjoyable running experience.

Descriptions in the User Manual

Important Indicates things you must or must not do. Ignoring these instructions or

mishandling this device could cause malfunction or operational problems

to the device.

Note Indicates additional explanations and related information.

Menu Name Indicates menu items displayed on the screen of the device.

A/B/C/DIndicates the device buttons.

UIndicates related pages. Click the link in blue text to display the related

page.

Trademarks

EPSON and EXCEED YOUR VISION are registered trademarks of the Seiko Epson Corporation.

Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation in the United States of America and

other countries.

The Bluetooth

word mark and logos are the registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such

marks by the Seiko Epson Corporation is under license.

Other product names are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.

Caution:

❏Unapproved copying of part or all of this guide is strictly forbidden.

❏The content of this guide is subject to change without prior notice.

❏Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this guide, contact us if you have any questions or

notice any errors in descriptions in the content of this guide.

❏Despite the preceding clause, we cannot accept any responsibility for mishandling due to errors in this guide.

❏We cannot accept any responsibility for malfunctions and so on that occur due to ignoring the content of this

guide, the device being handled inappropriately, repairs or modifications performed by a third party that is not

our company or appointed by our company.

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Features

Heart rate measurement is only possible with the built-in sensor. This allows you to easily perform heart rate training

for running or jogging.

Chronograph function

Allows you to measure running data such as distance and time.

You can measure split and lap times, as well as using the GPS signal to measure distance

and pace.

U “Measuring Time, Distance, and Speed (Chronograph Function)” on page 38

Split Time: Elapsed time from the start

Lap time: Time taken for each lap

You can use the history screen to check recorded measurement data.

U “Checking Measurement Data” on page 63

Interval function

Allows you to perform interval training.

Interval training:

Training method in which you repeat sets of light and hard exercise to increase your

athletic ability. An exercise menu is created using combinations of hard (sprint) and

light (recovery) exercise. An alarm sounds when it is time to change between sprinting

and recoverying.

U “Setting a Time and Distance for Hard and Light Workouts(Interval Function)” on

page 43

Goal function (timed race)

Allows you to set a time as your goal and measure the time taken until that goal is

reached.

You can exercise while checking the elapsed time. You can also calculate the estimated

distance until the goal is reached.

U “Measure until the time or distance set in advance is reached (Goal function)” on

page 51

You can use the history screen to check recorded measurement data.

U “Checking Measurement Data” on page 63

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Goal function (distance race)

Allows you to set a distance as your goal and measure the time taken until that goal is

reached.

You can exercise while checking the distance. You can also calculate the estimated time

until the goal is reached.

U “Measure until the time or distance set in advance is reached (Goal function)” on

page 51

You can use the history screen to check recorded measurement data.

U “Checking Measurement Data” on page 63

Measure set.

Allows you to change the measurement settings.

❏Automatically records laps when a time or distance set in advance has been

reached (AT Lap function)

U “Recording Laps Automatically (AT Lap Function)” on page 56

❏Automatically stops measuring when you stop running, and resumes when you

continue running (AT Pause function)

U “Automatically Start/Stop Measuring (AT Pause Function)” on page 58

❏Sets and measures the target time for one kilometer (Target Pace function)

U “Setting a Pace and Measuring (Target Pace Function)” on page 60

❏Measuring Heart Rate (HR function)

U “Measuring Heart Rate” on page 67

❏You can change the items and layout of the measurement screen display (Screen

settings function)

U “Screen” on page 104

❏Tap to display a set function (Tap function)

U “Tap” on page 20

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Settings

Allows you to change the settings for the device.

❏Communicates with external devices (Communication function)

U “Comm. Settings” on page 101

❏Inverts the screen's display (Invert function)

U “Sys. Settings” on page 102

❏Adjusts the screen's contrast (Adjust contrast function)

U “Sys. Settings” on page 102

❏Turns on the light automatically when the screen changes (Auto Light function)

U “Sys. Settings” on page 102

❏Sets an alarm (Alarm function)

U “Sys. Settings” on page 102

❏Turns off operation tones (Operation Tones function)

U “Sys. Settings” on page 102

❏Resets configuration information in the device's memory (Initialize function)

U “Sys. Settings” on page 102

Other features

❏Supports the Quasi-Zenith Satellite System (QZSS).

U “Supports the Quasi-Zenith Satellite System” on page 33

❏You can measure pitch and stride using the built-in stride sensor.

U “Educating Your Stride Sensor” on page 34

❏You can skip GPS positioning if it is taking too long.

U “Skipping GPS positioning” on page 31

❏You can take measurements without performing GPS positioning.

U “Indoor mode” on page 32

❏You can manage recorded data using the dedicated Web application "RUNSENSE

View".

U “Data Management Using the Web Application (RUNSENSE View)” on

page 68

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Introduction

Contents

Introduction

Features................................. 3

Using this Device Safely

Symbols in this Manual...................... 8

Notes on Usage............................ 9

About the Device and Accessories............ 9

About the Cradle....................... 10

Notes on Storage.......................... 10

Notes on Electromagnetic Waves.............. 10

Preparing and Basic Operations

Checking the Items Provided................. 13

Basic Operations.......................... 14

Changing screens....................... 14

Function of each button.................. 16

Tap................................. 20

Alarm (Tones/Vib.)...................... 20

Charging............................... 22

Before Use............................ 22

Charging............................. 23

Initial Settings............................ 26

About the Battery....................... 28

Wearing the device........................ 29

Specifying a GPS (GPS Positioning)............ 30

Measuring Function for the Device.......... 30

GPS Positioning........................ 31

Making Precise Measurements.............. 33

Supports the Quasi-Zenith Satellite System..... 33

Educating Your Stride Sensor................ 34

About the Stride Sensor................... 34

Educating the Stride Sensor................ 34

Measurable items......................... 35

Measure

Measuring Time, Distance, and Speed

(Chronograph Function).................... 38

What is the chronograph function?.......... 38

Measuring............................ 39

Screen Display......................... 41

Setting a Time and Distance for Hard and Light

Workouts(Interval Function)................. 43

What is the Interval Function?.............. 43

Setting Interval Conditions and Measuring. . . . . 44

Loading Interval Conditions that have Already

been Set.............................. 48

Screen Display......................... 50

Measure until the time or distance set in advance

is reached (Goal function)................... 51

What is the goal function?................. 51

Measuring by Setting the Time or Distance. . . . 52

Screen Display......................... 55

Recording Laps Automatically (AT Lap

Function)............................... 56

Automatically Start/Stop Measuring (AT Pause

Function)............................... 58

Setting a Pace and Measuring (Target Pace

Function)............................... 60

Checking Measurement Data (History

Function)

Checking Measurement Data................. 63

Measurement Data that can be Checked in

History............................... 63

Delete unnecessary measurement data........ 64

Measuring Heart Rate

Measuring Heart Rate...................... 67

Displaying the Measured Heart Rate Screen. . . . 67

Data Management Using the Web

Application (RUNSENSE View)

What is the Web Application (RUNSENSE

View)?................................. 69

Installing Run Connect..................... 72

Creating an Account (When Using for the First

Time).................................. 73

Uploading Measurement Data................ 75

Checking Uploaded Measurement Data......... 78

Measurement Settings in the PC

Application (Run Connect)

What is the PC Application (Run Connect). . . . . . 82

Starting Run Connect and Displaying the Settings

Screen................................. 84

Setting the AT Lap Function................. 86

Setting AT Lap......................... 86

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Measuring............................ 87

Setting the Target Pace Function.............. 88

Setting the Target Pace................... 88

Measuring............................ 90

Setting the Interval Function................. 91

Setting Intervals........................ 91

Measuring............................ 92

Settings

Making Settings.......................... 94

Measure set.............................. 96

Changing the Measure set.................. 96

Measure set. Table....................... 98

Settings................................ 100

Changing the Settings................... 100

Settings Table......................... 101

Screen................................. 104

Screen Settings........................ 104

Screen Pattern Table.................... 105

Measurement Display Items Table.......... 107

Changing the Measurement Screen......... 110

Changing the Lap...................... 115

Setting Examples....................... 117

Maintenance

Performing Maintenance................... 119

Performing After Care................... 119

About the strap........................ 119

Replacing the Battery...................... 120

About the Device's Built-in Rechargeable

Battery.............................. 120

Updating the Firmware.................... 121

Checking the Firmware Version............ 121

Updating the Firmware.................. 121

Troubleshooting

Caution:............................... 123

Problem Solving......................... 124

Resetting the System...................... 127

Contacting us About this Product............ 128

After Service............................ 129

Appendix

Understanding the Icons................... 131

Product Specifications..................... 133

Device Specifications.................... 133

Cradle specifications.................... 134

AC adapter specifications (optional)......... 134

Glossary............................... 135

Index

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Using this Device Safely

To use this device safely, make sure you read the user manuals before use (the supplied Quick Start Guide and this User

Manual).

If you do not follow the content of the user manuals, a malfunction or accident could occur.

❏Keep the user manuals (supplied Quick Start Guide and this User Manual) handy to help you resolve any

problems.

❏This is not a medical device. Use for exercising only.

Symbols in this Manual

This User Manual uses the following symbols to prevent injury to the user or to others, or damage to property when

using this device, as well as preventing dangerous usage. Make sure you understand these symbols before reading the

guide.

Warning

Ignoring these instructions and mishandling this device could cause serious injury or death.

Caution

Ignoring these instructions and mishandling this device could cause injury or damage to property.

This symbol indicates operations (instructions and actions) you must perform.

This symbol indicates forbidden actions.

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Notes on Usage

About the Device and Accessories

Warning

Exercise according to your own physical condition. It is dangerous to exercise suddenly or

excessively. If you feel nauseous or if your physical condition alters while exercising, stop

exercising and contact a doctor.

Do not keep your eyes on the device while exercising; otherwise you could fall or cause a traffic

accident. Pay close attention to your surroundings while using the device.

Do not look directly into the sensor section on the back of the device as it emits LED light.

Do not use while scuba diving.

This device is made using precision parts and electronic components. Do not use or store in the

following locations; otherwise an electric shock, fire, problem, or malfunction could occur.

❏Locations subject to large changes in temperature and humidity

❏Near volatile substances

❏Sooty or dusty places

❏Near a fire

❏Locations close to powerful magnetic devices (near speakers and so on)

Do not disassemble or perform repairs yourself; otherwise an electric shock or an accident could

occur.

Do not leave this device in reach of children.

Caution

If you suffer from any allergies or rashes when wearing the device, stop using it immediately and

contact a medical specialist such as a dermatologist.

The device is water resistant at 5 barometric pressures. Although you can use the device for

swimming and so on, do not perform button operations in water or when it is wet. This may effect

the quality of the waterproofing.

Do not directly apply high pressure water from a faucet. Water pressure from a faucet is high and

could affect the quality of the waterproofing.

Do not use in the bath or in a sauna. Steam and materials in soap or hot springs could affect the

quality of the waterproofing or cause rust.

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About the Cradle

Warning

Do not use a damaged cradle; otherwise a problem or fire could occur. If it is damaged, contact a

repair center.

Do not use them if you notice any abnormalities such as smoke, strange odors, or noises;

otherwise a fire could occur.

If any abnormalities occur, disconnect the cable from the cradle immediately, and contact a repair

center.

Do not use if any foreign substances or liquids such as water get inside the device; otherwise an

electric shock or fire could occur. Disconnect the cable from the cradle immediately, and contact

a repair center.

Do not use the cable for the cradle if any foreign substances such as dust are stuck to the

connector; otherwise a fire could occur.

Do not use the cradle to charge any other devices. Only use the cradle provided to charge the

device; otherwise a problem, electric shock, or fire could occur.

Notes on Storage

Caution

Do not place in a location subject to magnetic fields or electromagnetic waves, such as on top of a

television. Otherwise, data may be corrupted or lost.

Do not leave the device unattended in locations where it could come into contact with chemicals,

or in locations where chemical substances are emitted. If gasoline, nail varnish, or any spray-on

liquid such as cosmetics, as well as cleaning liquid, toilet detergent, adhesives, and so on, comes

into contact with the device or the strap, they could cause discoloring or damage.

Notes on Electromagnetic Waves

This device is equipped with Bluetooth

Smart technology. When operating supported smartphones, this function

wirelessly sends and receives heart rate measurement data to the device.

This device has been classified as a low electronic data communication system based on Radio Law. Therefore, this

device does not require a radio station license. The following acts may be punishable by law.

❏Disassembling or remodeling the device

❏Removing the verification or certification number for the device

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VCCI Class B Information Technology Device

This device is a class B information technology device. This device is designed for home

use, but interference could occur when using in close proximity to radios or television

antennas.

Frequency

This device uses the frequency bands 2.402 to 2.480 GHz. Other wireless devices may

use the same frequency. Note the following points to avoid wireless interference with

other wireless devices.

Precautions when performing wireless communication

This device operates on the 2.4 GHz band.

This device operates in the same frequency bandwidth as industrial, scientific, and medical devices such as microwave

ovens and mobile object identification (RF-ID) systems (licensed premises radio stations, amateur, and unlicensed

specified low-power radio stations (hereafter "other radio stations")) used in factory production lines.

1. Before using this device, make sure there are no "other radio stations" being used in the vicinity.

2. If this device causes RF interference between the device and "other radio stations", promptly move to a different

location, stop using the device, and contact your local dealer to ask for advice on preventing interference (for example

setting up partitions).

3. In addition, when harmful radio wave interference occurs between the device and "other radio stations", and refer to

"Contacting us about this product" to contact our information center.

U “Contacting us About this Product” on page 128

Warning

If you notice any abnormalities on your skin and so on, stop using the device immediately and

contact a specialist.

In areas in which usage is restricted, such as on airplanes and in hospitals, follow the rules and

regulations provided (such as in-flight announcements).

Do not use the device if you have a surgically implanted medical device such as a cardiac

pacemaker.

Do not bring the device into an operating room, intensive care unit, and so on, and do not use the

device near medical equipment. Radio waves from the device may interfere with electronic

medical equipment causing the equipment to malfunction and cause an accident.

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Preparing and Basic Operations

You need to make the following preparations before use.

U “Checking the Items Provided” on page 13

U “Basic Operations” on page 14

U “Charging” on page 22

U “Initial Settings” on page 26

U “Wearing the device” on page 29

Once preparations are complete, check the method and important points when performing GPS satellite positioning.

U “Specifying a GPS (GPS Positioning)” on page 30

U “Educating Your Stride Sensor” on page 34

U “Measurable items” on page 35

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Checking the Items Provided

Make sure you check that all of the following items have been supplied with this product. If there is anything missing,

contact your local dealer.

This device

Cradle Quick Start Guide Warranty

Options

You can purchase the following optional extras. Contact your local dealer for more information.

AC Adapter (Model No.: SFAC01)

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Basic Operations

Changing screens

This device is comprised of a Time screen, Measurement screen, Settings screen (Settings menu and Measure set.

menu), and History screen, and you can perform operations with the following buttons.

Operation buttons

: Short press

: Long press (two seconds or more)

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Settings menu

Time screen

A/C

Measurement screen

U “Setting screen

(Settings menu/Measure

set. menu)” on page 18

U “Time screen” on

page 16

U “Measurement screen”

on page 17

See the following pages for information

on making settings for each screen.

U “Making Settings” on page 94

History screen Measure set. menu

U “History screen” on

page 19

U “Setting screen

(Settings menu/Measure

set. menu)” on page 18

Note:

❏When you leave the device for a while, it enters sleep status and the time display turns off. This is not a malfunction as

the display is restored the next time a button is pressed or you move the device. You can also turn off the sleep function.

U “Sys. Settings” on page 102

❏The time screen is displayed if no operations are made for a specified length of time. The time varies depending on the

screen displayed.

Sys. Settings/User Settings/History Screen: 3 mins.

Measurement Screen (while not measuring): 60 mins.

❏When three minutes have passed without any operations being performed on the Measure set. menu screen, the

measurement screen is displayed.

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Function of each button

The function for each button changes depending on which screen is displayed.

Time screen

Operation buttons

Button Operation Explanation

Short press Measures heart rate.*

Long press (two

seconds or more)

Turns the power on or off.

Short press Turns the light on or off. The light turns on for approximately 10

seconds.

Long press (two

seconds or more)

Displays the Settings menu.

U “Setting screen (Settings menu/Measure set. menu)” on

page 18

Short press Performs GPS positioning, and displays the measurement screen.

U “Measurement screen” on page 17

Long press (two

seconds or more)

Changes to indoor mode (GPS off).

U “Indoor mode” on page 32

Short press Displays a record of the measurement history (history screen).

U “History screen” on page 19

Long press (two

seconds or more)

Performs Bluetooth

communication. Use this when uploading

measurement data.

* Measures your heart rate when worn on your arm.

U “Wearing the device” on page 29

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Measurement screen

Operation buttons

Button Operation Explanation

Short press You can display up to four measurement screens and switch the

screens using this button.

Long press (two

seconds or more)

Displays the time screen.

Not available while measuring.

Short press Turns the light on or off. The light turns on for approximately 10

seconds.

Long press (two

seconds or more)

Displays the Measure set. menu.

Not available while measuring.

Short press Starts, stops, or resumes measuring.

Long press (two

seconds or more)

Displays the time screen.

Displays the time screen if you use reset* while measuring is stopped.

Not available while measuring.

Short press Records laps while measuring.

Long press (two

seconds or more)

Resets* while measuring is stopped.

Not available while resetting measurements.

* When you reset the display, it returns to the status before measuring started allowing you to start the next

measurement. Data that has been measured up to that point is stored in the device's memory.

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Setting screen (Settings menu/Measure set. menu)

Operation buttons

Button Operation Explanation

Short press Confirm a selection.

Long press (two

seconds or more)

From the Settings menu, the time screen is displayed.

From the Measure set. menu, the measurement screen is displayed.

Short press Turns the light on or off. The light turns on for approximately 10

seconds.

Long press (two

seconds or more)

Short press Selects the upper item.

Increases the value.

Long press (two

seconds or more)

Selects the upper item.

Speeds through the values.

Short press Selects the lower item.

Decreases the value.

Long press (two

seconds or more)

Selects the lower item.

Speeds through the values.

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History screen

Operation buttons

Button Operation Explanation

Short press Confirm a selection.

Long press (two

seconds or more)

Displays the time screen.

Short press Turns the light on or off. The light turns on for approximately 10

seconds.

Long press (two

seconds or more)

Short press Selects the upper item.

Long press (two

seconds or more)

Selects the upper item.

Short press Selects the lower item.

Long press (two

seconds or more)

Selects the lower item.

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Tap

You can perform one of the following operations by tapping the screen once while measuring.

Function Explanation

Lap Records the lap.

The same operation as pressing D while measuring.

Light Turns on the light. The light turns on for approximately 10 seconds.

The same operation as pressing B.

Screen Chg. Changes between the four measurement screens.

The same operation as pressing A.

OFF (default) Turns off tap operations.

Note:

❏When you want to change functions operated by tapping, set Tap from the Measure set. menu.

U “Measure set.” on page 96

❏The operation may not be recognized if you tap the screen rapidly in succession. Leave a gap of approximately one

second between taps.

❏When bike mode is selected, the tap function may operate automatically depending on the condition of the road surface.

If this occurs, we recommend setting OFF.

Alarm (Tones/Vib.)

This function allows you to sound an alarm when pausing a lap, setting the target pace, and so on.

The following shows the alarm timing. A long alarm sounds when the lap is paused, and a short alarm sounds at other

times.

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Mode Measurement Settings Timing

Chronograph

Interval

Goal

AT Lap

❏From device

U “Recording Laps Automatically (AT

Lap Function)” on page 56

❏From PC application (Run Connect)

U “Setting the AT Lap Function” on

page 86

When lap is paused

AT Pause

U “Automatically Start/Stop Measuring (AT

Pause Function)” on page 58

❏When measuring is stopped

❏When measuring restarts

Target Pace

❏From device

U “Setting a Pace and Measuring (Target

Pace Function)” on page 60

❏From PC application (Run Connect)

U “Setting the Target Pace Function” on

page 88

❏When you are off the target pace

❏When you have set multiple target

paces and the target pace changes

U “Measuring Heart Rate” on page 67

When you are off the HR Zone

Interval ❏From device

U “Setting a Time and Distance for Hard

and Light Workouts(Interval Function)” on

page 43

❏From PC application (Run Connect)

U “Setting the Interval Function” on

page 91

❏When changing between sprint/

recovery

❏When the number of sets is

complete

Goal U “Measure until the time or distance set in

advance is reached (Goal function)” on

page 51

❏When 50/90% of the set time/

distance is reached

❏When the set time/distance is

complete

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Charging

Before Use

Important:

❏Do not place the device in the cradle if it is wet from water or sweat.

Otherwise the contact points on the cradle and the device could corrode, malfunction, or cause a

communication failure.

❏Do not perform button operations when it is wet; otherwise, a malfunction could occur.

If the device is wet from water or sweat, use a little running water to wash the contact points, wipe away most of the

water with a towel and so on, and then let it dry naturally before placing it in the cradle.

Contact points Use low pressure water to wash the device.

See the following for more details about daily maintenance.

U “Performing Maintenance” on page 119

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Charging

Important:

❏Charge this device when using it for the first time.

❏Charge in an environment where the surrounding temperature is 5 to 35˚C. In any other environment the

following charge error screen is displayed, and charging stops. When it returns to a suitable temperature,

charging resumes.

Connect the cradle using one of the following methods.

o Using a computer

Connect the cradle's USB plug to the computer's USB port.

This is not guaranteed to work with all computers. Do not use a USB hub. Instead, connect the cradle directly to

the computer.

o Using the AC adapter

Connect the cradle's USB plug to the AC adapter's USB port.

We recommend using the optional AC adapter (Model No.: SFAC01). If you do not use a supported AC

adapter, you may not be able to charge or it may not operate correctly.

Place the device into the cradle.

Check that the contact points on the device are pointing up and match the contact marks on the cradle.

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After placing the device into the bottom of the cradle, push carefully on the top of the device until it is fixed in

place.

Important:

Make sure the device is placed in the correct direction; otherwise, the device or the cradle could be damaged.

When the device is placed in the correct direction, the alarm sounds, the following screen is displayed, and

charging starts.

Although the average time necessary for a full charge is 2.5 to 3.5 hours, this varies depending on the situation.

Check that charging is complete.

When the following charging icon is displayed, charging is complete.

Note:

When the battery icon displays 100%, an over-charge prevention function is activated. The device will not be damaged

even if you continue to charge the battery.

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When charging is complete, remove the device from the cradle.

Hold the cradle and press the device down into the lower part of the cradle for a smooth release.

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Initial Settings

After charging the device for the first time and removing

it from the cradle, follow the on-screen instructions to

initialize the settings.

Important:

Set the time by receiving a GPS signal. Signals

from the GPS cannot be received while indoors.

Make sure this is performed outside.

Operation buttons

Set the language.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Set the Units.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Set your Height and Weight.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Set your DOB.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Set your Gender.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

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Set today's date.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Set the Date Format.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Go to a location outside with no

obstructions overhead.

Important:

Take the following steps to receive a signal

from the GPS and synchronize time

automatically. Since the signal from the

GPS cannot be received indoors, go outside

to a location without any obstructions

overhead.

Complete the settings.

Use C/D to select Yes, and then press A.

A signal is received from the GPS and time is

automatically synchronized.

When Complete is displayed, press A.

The time screen is displayed.

Note:

❏When you leave the device for a while, it enters sleep

status and the time display turns off. This is not a

malfunction as the display is restored the next time

you move the device.

❏If time synchronization fails, the signal from the GPS

may not be being received properly. Perform Time

Adjust from Sys. Settings.

U “Sys. Settings” on page 102

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About the Battery

You can check how much charge remains from the battery icon below the time display.

Battery icon

Hours

remaining*

GPS On

HR On 20 to 14 hours 14 to 8 hours 8 to 2 hours 2 to 0 hours

GPS On

HR Off 24 to 17 hours 17 to 10 hours 10 to 3 hours 3 to 0 hours

GPS Off

HR On 60 to 42 hours 42 to 24 hours 24 to 6 hours 6 to 0 hours

* Standard hours during which you can use the Chronograph function while receiving a GPS signal.

Usage hours vary depending on the conditions (HR measuring On, frequency the light turns on, and so on).

Important:

Nothing is displayed when the battery is running out. If the device is left for a long time with a low battery, the

performance of the rechargeable battery will deteriorate. Make sure you charge the device at least once every six

months even when it is not being used.

Note:

Even if the battery runs out, measurement data is stored in the main memory.

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Wearing the device

Wear this device on the outside of your arm in a position that does not interfere with your ulna. Secure it to your arm so

that there is no gap between the device and your arm. Also, make it tight enough so that no gaps can occur when

exercising.

Note:

When you are wearing the device in the correct position, HR measuring is enabled after about 30 seconds.

Important:

Measuring may not be possible in the following situations.

❏When the outside temperature or body temperature are low due to the season or wind

❏When the pressure is too weak or too strong

❏When taking medicine to lower your blood pressure

❏When you have arrhythmia

Try wearing the device on your other arm if there are frequent abnormalities in measuring, or the value

displayed is unusually high when compared to normal measurements.

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Specifying a GPS (GPS Positioning)

Measuring Function for the Device

This device receives a signal from the GPS, and measures distance and pace. To make sure measurements are

performed accurately, try to use the device under the following conditions which allow for easy reception of GPS

signals.

❏Outside with no obstructions overhead

❏Wear the device with the screen facing up

You cannot receive a signal from the GPS when indoors and in the following environments.

Locations where you cannot receive signals

Inside rooms or buildings, or

underground

In tunnels Under water

Locations that are difficult to receive signals

Locations with electronic

interference, such as

constructions sites and heavy

traffic

Near high-voltage wires or

television towers, overhead

electric wires for trains, and roads

with skyscrapers

On water

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GPS Positioning

When you change to the measurement screen, the

device receives a signal from various satellites, and

identifies a GPS to use for measurement.

Important:

While identifying a GPS, make sure you are

outside with no obstructions overhead, and try to

keep the device as still as possible.

Operation buttons

Go to a location outside with no

obstructions overhead.

Perform GPS positioning.

Press C.

GPD positioning starts.

When GPS positioning is complete, the

positioning complete screen flashes, and then the

measurement screen is displayed.

Note:

It usually takes less than two minutes to complete

GPS positioning.

If it takes more than two minutes and Failed is

displayed, we recommend selecting Cancel,

moving to a different location, and trying again.

When the measurement screen is displayed, you can

start measuring.

U “Measure” on page 37

Skipping GPS positioning

If you want to start measuring immediately, or if GPS

positioning is taking too long, select Skip during GPS

positioning and start measuring.

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GPS positioning continues while measuring, and when

positioning is complete the device starts recording

positional information. The routes before GPS

positioning is complete and while using indoor mode

are not recorded.

U “Measurable items” on page 35

Indoor mode

This function allows you to measure without

performing GPS positioning. Use this when GPS

positioning cannot be performed because you are

indoors and so on.

The route and so on is not recorded in indoor mode.

Also, measurement items are limited in indoor mode.

U “Measurable items” on page 35

Use either of the following methods to enter indoor

mode.

❏Hold down C on the time screen

❏If GPS positioning fails, select Indoor on the screen

displayed

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Making Precise Measurements

In the following situations, complete GPS positioning, display the measurement screen, and then wait outside for at

least 15 minutes with no obstructions overhead. This allows you to make precise measurements.

❏When you use the device for the first time after purchase

❏When the device has not been used for several months

You do not need to make these preparations from the second time.

Note:

The basic configuration of the GPS system is 24 satellites orbiting the Earth at an altitude of 20,000 km, with at least four

satellites traveling in six different orbits. The GPS receiver acquires data from four satellites and calculates the latitude,

longitude, altitude, and time. Measuring can start once positioning has been performed and this information has been

received. Since you can receive more detailed GPS navigation data (satellite orbital information) after 15 minutes from this

point, you can make more precise measurements.

However, errors may occur in distance measurements, even after waiting 15 minutes or more, due to atmospheric conditions

and the usage environment.

Supports the Quasi-Zenith Satellite System

This device supports the Quasi-Zenith Satellite System (QZSS). The Quasi-Zenith Satellite System is a system of

satellites that passes directly over Japan and sends positioning signals that are very similar to current GPS signals. This

allows signals to be sent to wider areas of Japan that were previously trouble spots, such as mountainous regions, or

areas with a high density of skyscrapers such as the center of Tokyo.

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Educating Your Stride Sensor

About the Stride Sensor

This device contains a stride sensor that uses a stride algorithm to learn your pace from your actual speed and your

body's vibration frequency. This allows the device to calculate distance and laps with high precision, as well as measure

your pitch and stride even in locations that cannot receive signals from GPS satellites such as in a tunnel, and so on.

Educating the Stride Sensor

When using the device for the first time, run under the following conditions so that the stride sensor can learn your

stride.

Location/Time

Run or walk in the following locations that allow GPS positioning.

❏When outside with no obstructions overhead: Approximately 10 mins.

❏When surrounded by tall buildings: approximately 30 mins.

Measure

Measure using the chronograph function.

U “Measuring Time, Distance, and Speed (Chronograph Function)” on page 38

Note:

❏You do not need to make these preparations from the second time. However, note that information on your stride is

initialized if the device is initialized. If this occurs, you need to educate the stride sensor again.

❏When you mainly use the device for walking, from the Measure set. menu, set Activity Type to Walk.

U “Measure set.” on page 96

❏The device's stride sensor is used for running and walking. This does not support bike mode. In bike mode, "-" is

displayed for the stride and pitch on the measurement display.

❏Large measurement errors may occur if your stride differs significantly from this learning session.

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Measurable items

Items that can be measured by each measurement function for chronograph, interval, and goal change according to

the settings for the GPS signal (GPS on/off).

When GPS is off for indoor mode, the route is not recorded.

* : Cannot measure during indoor modeU “Indoor mode” on page 32

Measure

ment

item

(display

name)

Distance (Dist.)

Lap Distance (LapDist.)

Pace (Pace)

Average Pace (Av.Pace)

Lap Pace (LapSpd)

Speed (Speed)

Average Speed (Av.Spd)

Lap Speed (LapSpeed)

Split Time (Split)

Lap Time (Lap)

Time (Time)

Calories Burnt (Calories)

Altitude (Alt.)*

Guide Time (Guide)

Guide Distance (GuideDist.)

Stride (Stride)

Average Stride (Av.Stride)

Lap Stride (LapStride)

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ment

items

(display

name)

Pitch (Pitch)

Average Pitch (Av.Pitch)

Lap Pitch (LapPitch)

HR (HR)

Average HR (Av.HR)

Maximum HR (Max.HR)

Lap HR (LapHR)

Steps (Steps)

Lap Steps (LapStp)

HR Zone Time (SpentHR)

Time to HR Zone (TimeHR)

Total Ascent (Tot.Asc.)*

Total Descent (Tot.Des.)*

Grade (Grade)*

Latitude/Longitude (LAT/LONG)*

Estimated Time (Est.)

Estimated Distance (Est.Dist.)

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Using the positional information and time for the GPS signal, the time, distance, and speed are measured

automatically.

Also, training is supported for a variety of functions, such as the interval function.

U “Measuring Time, Distance, and Speed (Chronograph Function)” on page 38

U “Setting a Time and Distance for Hard and Light Workouts(Interval Function)” on page 43

U “Measure until the time or distance set in advance is reached (Goal function)” on page 51

U “Recording Laps Automatically (AT Lap Function)” on page 56

U “Automatically Start/Stop Measuring (AT Pause Function)” on page 58

U “Setting a Pace and Measuring (Target Pace Function)” on page 60

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Measuring Time, Distance, and Speed (Chronograph

Function)

What is the chronograph function?

This function allows you to measure split times and lap times simultaneously. Also, since this device is equipped with a

GPS function, you can automatically measure distance, speed, and route using the positional information and time

from the GPS signal.

This is useful for a variety of activities such as running or walking, and can be used for competition or standard

exercise.

Note:

Set the Activity Type (Run, Walk, or Bike) before you start measuring.

U “Measure set.” on page 96

Split Time

Measures the elapsed time from the start.

Press C to start measuring, and press C again to stop measuring.

Lap Time

Records the elapsed time for each lap.

To record a lap, press D while measuring.

Also, when using the AT Lap function, laps are recorded automatically when a time or distance set in advance has been

reached.

U “Recording Laps Automatically (AT Lap Function)” on page 56

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Measuring

Important:

❏When performing GPS positioning, make

sure the screen is facing up and you are

outside with no obstructions overhead.

U “Specifying a GPS (GPS Positioning)” on

page 30

❏It usually takes less than two minutes to

complete GPS positioning.

If it takes more than two minutes and Failed

is displayed, we recommend selecting

Cancel, moving to a different location, and

trying again.

Operation buttons

Display the measurement screen.

Press C on the time screen.

GPS positioning starts, and the measurement

screen is displayed once positioning is complete.

Note:

❏You can skip GPS positioning if you want to

start measuring immediately or if it is taking

too long.

U “Skipping GPS positioning” on page 31

❏Use indoor mode when GPS positioning

cannot be performed because you are indoors

and so on.

U “Indoor mode” on page 32

❏Screens are explained using the default

screens. You can invert the screen's

monochrome display.

U “Sys. Settings” on page 102

Start measuring.

Press C.

Record the lap.

Press D while measuring.

The Lap Hold Screen* is displayed for 5 seconds,

and then the measurement screen is displayed.

U “Lap Hold Screen” on page 42

* The screen display differs depending on the

settings.

U “Screen Pattern Table” on page 105

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Stop measuring.

Press C while measuring.

Press C to resume measuring.

Reset the measurement results.

Hold down D while measuring is stopped.

When you reset the display, it returns to the

status before measuring started allowing you to

start the next measurement.

Data measured up to that point is stored in the

device's memory, and you can check it by

pressing D on the time screen.

U “Checking Measurement Data” on

page 63

Note:

To stop measuring and return to the time screen

❏After resetting the measurement results in step 5,

hold down A.

❏While the screen in step 4 is displayed while

measurement is stopped, hold down C. The

measurement results are reset and the time screen is

displayed.

❏If no operations are made for 60 minutes on a screen

other than the measuring screen, the time screen is

displayed.

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Screen Display

Measurement screen

There are four measurement screens available. Press A to change the screen.

Note:

You can change the screen pattern and the measurement items displayed for each screen.

U “Screen” on page 104

Screen Screen Pattern (Default) Measurement Item (Default)

Screen1 3 Lines Distance (Dist.)

Split Time (Split)

Average Pace (Av.Pace)

Screen2 2 Lines Lap Pace (LapPace)

Lap Distance (LapDist.)

Screen3 3 Lines Distance (Dist.)

Lap Time (Lap)

Lap Distance (LapDist.)

Screen4 2 Lines Altitude (Alt.)

Time (Time)

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Lap Hold Screen

The Lap Hold Screen is displayed for 5 seconds when a lap is recorded.

Note:

You can change the screen pattern and the measurement items displayed.

U “Screen” on page 104

Screen Screen Pattern (Default) Measurement Item (Default)

Display Lap

Screen

2 Lines Lap Distance (LapDist.)

Lap Time (Lap)

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Setting a Time and Distance for Hard and Light

Workouts

(Interval Function)

What is the Interval Function?

This function allows you to perform sets of hard (sprint) and light (recovery) exercise.

You can set the time and distance, and create an exercise menu.

An alarm notifies you to change between sprint and recovery times.

Sprint: Hard exercise

Recovery: Light exercise

Repeat No.: Number of times to repeat one set of sprinting and recoverying

Sprint

Recovery

Repeat No. 1 2

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Setting Interval Conditions and

Measuring

Note:

By using the PC application (Run Connect), you can setup

interval conditions from your computer.

When setting up from your computer, you can set your

own repeat for the interval.

U “Setting the Interval Function” on page 91

Important:

❏When performing GPS positioning, make

sure the screen is facing up and you are

outside with no obstructions overhead.

U “Specifying a GPS (GPS Positioning)” on

page 30

❏It usually takes less than two minutes to

complete GPS positioning.

If it takes more than two minutes and Failed

is displayed, we recommend selecting

Cancel, moving to a different location, and

trying again.

Operation buttons

Setting interval conditions

Display the measurement screen.

Press C on the time screen.

GPS positioning starts, and the measurement

screen is displayed once positioning is complete.

Note:

❏You can skip GPS positioning if you want to

start measuring immediately or if it is taking

too long.

U “Skipping GPS positioning” on page 31

❏Use indoor mode when GPS positioning

cannot be performed because you are indoors

and so on.

U “Indoor mode” on page 32

Displays the Measure set. menu.

Hold down B on the measurement screen.

Select Mode.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select Interval.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select either of the No Data.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

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When this is already set, select one of SETTING

01 to 03. Check the set content, and then press

Select Edit.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select whether to set distance or time

as the length of the sprint (hard

exercise).

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Set the time or distance.

Use C/D to set, and then press A.

Hold down C/D to speed through the numbers.

Set the heart rate zone you want to

maintain while sprinting.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

An alarm sounds if you are outside the set heart

rate zone.

Note:

You can check or change the value set for the heart

rate in each heart rate zone in User Settings.

U “User Settings” on page 101

Set the recovery (light exercise).

Follow steps 7 to 9.

Set the Repeat No. (number of times

to repeat one set of sprinting and

recoverying).

Use C/D to set, and then press A.

Hold down C/D to speed through the numbers.

Check the set content.

Use C/D to scroll the screen.

After checking, press A.

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Select OK.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

The interval measurement screen is displayed.

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Start measuring.

Press C.

Sprint measuring starts.

When the sprint time (or sprint distance) has

passed, an alarm sounds and recovery measuring

starts automatically.

When the repeat number is set to two or more,

the sprint and recovery set is repeated.

Note:

❏If you press D while measuring, you can

change from sprint to recovery, and then back

to sprint again.

❏To stop while exercising, press C. Press C to

resume measuring.

Finish measuring.

Measuring finishes automatically after repeating

the specified sprint and recovery sets.

When you finish, the time, distance, and calories

burnt are displayed.

Reset the measurement results.

Hold down D while measuring is stopped.

When you reset the display, it returns to the

status before measuring started allowing you to

start the next measurement.

Data measured up to that point is stored in the

device's memory, and you can check it by

pressing D on the time screen.

U “Checking Measurement Data” on

page 63

Note:

To stop measuring and return to the time screen

❏After resetting the measurement results in step 3,

hold down A.

❏While the screen in step 2 is displayed while

measurement is stopped, hold down C. The

measurement results are reset and the time screen is

displayed.

❏If no operations are made for 60 minutes on a screen

other than the measuring screen, the time screen is

displayed.

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Loading Interval Conditions that

have Already been Set

Important:

❏When performing GPS positioning, make

sure the screen is facing up and you are

outside with no obstructions overhead.

U “Specifying a GPS (GPS Positioning)” on

page 30

❏It usually takes less than two minutes to

complete GPS positioning.

If it takes more than two minutes and Failed

is displayed, we recommend selecting

Cancel, moving to a different location, and

trying again.

Operation buttons

Loading interval conditions

Display the measurement screen.

Press C on the time screen.

GPS positioning starts, and the measurement

screen is displayed once positioning is complete.

Note:

❏You can skip GPS positioning if you want to

start measuring immediately or if it is taking

too long.

U “Skipping GPS positioning” on page 31

❏Use indoor mode when GPS positioning

cannot be performed because you are indoors

and so on.

U “Indoor mode” on page 32

Displays the Measure set. menu.

Hold down B on the measurement screen.

Select Mode.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select Interval.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select one of SETTING 01 to 03.

Use C/D to select the registered setting, and then

press A.

Check the set content.

Use C/D to scroll the screen.

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Press A.

Select OK.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

The interval measurement screen is displayed.

Measuring

See the following page for information on measuring.

U “Measuring” on page 47

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Screen Display

There are five measurement screens available. Press A to change the screen.

Note:

You can change the screen pattern and the measurement items displayed for screens one to four.

U “Screen” on page 104

Screen Screen Pattern (Default) Measurement Item (Default)

Fixed interval

screen

Interval Time or distance for Sprint/

Recovery

Screen1 3 Lines Distance (Dist.)

Split Time (Split)

Average Pace (Av.Pace)

Screen2 2 Lines Lap Pace (LapPace)

Lap Distance (LapDist.)

Screen3 3 Lines Distance (Dist.)

Lap Time (Lap)

Lap Distance (LapDist.)

Screen4 2 Lines Altitude (Alt.)

Time (Time)

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Measure until the time or distance set in advance is

reached (Goal function)

What is the goal function?

This function allows you to measure until the time or distance set in advance is reached.

Time race

Allows you to set a time as your goal and measure the time taken until that goal is reached. You can exercise while

checking the elapsed time. You can also calculate the estimated distance until the goal is reached.

Distance race

Allows you to set a distance as your goal and measure the time taken until that goal is reached. You can exercise while

checking the distance. You can also calculate the estimated time until the goal is reached.

Note:

By default, Estimated Distance and Estimated Time are not displayed. Change the screen settings to display the heart rate

item.

U “Screen” on page 104

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Measuring by Setting the Time or

Distance

Important:

❏When performing GPS positioning, make

sure the screen is facing up and you are

outside with no obstructions overhead.

U “Specifying a GPS (GPS Positioning)” on

page 30

❏It usually takes less than two minutes to

complete GPS positioning.

If it takes more than two minutes and Failed

is displayed, we recommend selecting

Cancel, moving to a different location, and

trying again.

Operation buttons

Set the time or distance.

Display the measurement screen.

Press C on the time screen.

GPS positioning starts, and the measurement

screen is displayed once positioning is complete.

Note:

❏You can skip GPS positioning if you want to

start measuring immediately or if it is taking

too long.

U “Skipping GPS positioning” on page 31

❏Use indoor mode when GPS positioning

cannot be performed because you are indoors

and so on.

U “Indoor mode” on page 32

Displays the Measure set. menu.

Hold down B on the measurement screen.

Select Mode.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select Goal.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select whether to set time or distance.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

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Set the time or distance.

Use C/D to set, and then press A.

Hold down C/D to speed through the numbers.

Select OK.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

The goal measurement screen is displayed.

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Start measuring.

Press C.

When the set time or distance is

reached, the "Finish" screen is

displayed.

The time, distance, and calories burnt are

displayed.

Note:

An alarm notifies you when you reach 50% and

90% of the set time or distance.

Stop measuring.

Press C while measuring.

Reset the measurement results.

Hold down D while measuring is stopped.

When you reset the display, it returns to the

status before measuring started allowing you to

start the next measurement.

Data measured up to that point is stored in the

device's memory, and you can check it by

pressing D on the time screen.

U “Checking Measurement Data” on

page 63

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Note:

To stop measuring and return to the time screen

❏After resetting the measurement results in step 4,

hold down A.

❏While the screen in step 3 is displayed while

measurement is stopped, hold down C. The

measurement results are reset and the time screen is

displayed.

❏If no operations are made for 60 minutes on a screen

other than the measuring screen, the time screen is

displayed.

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Screen Display

There are five measurement screens available. Press A to change the screen.

Note:

You can change the screen pattern and the measurement items displayed for screens one to four.

U “Screen” on page 104

Screen Screen Pattern (Default) Measurement Item (Default)

Fixed goal screen Goal Time or distance for Goal

Screen1 3 Lines Distance (Dist.)

Split Time (Split)

Average Pace (Av.Pace)

Screen2 2 Lines Lap Pace (LapPace)

Lap Distance (LapDist.)

Screen3 3 Lines Distance (Dist.)

Lap Time (Lap)

Lap Distance (LapDist.)

Screen4 2 Lines Altitude (Alt.)

Time (Time)

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Recording Laps

Automatically (AT Lap

Function)

When a time or distance set in advance is reached, laps

are recorded automatically.

Set the lap time or distance. You can set five times or

distances. However, only one setting can be used while

measuring.

Note:

By using the PC application (Run Connect), you can setup

AT Lap from your computer.

When setting up from your computer, you can set your

own time or distance to divide laps.

U “Setting the AT Lap Function” on page 86

Important:

❏When performing GPS positioning, make

sure the screen is facing up and you are

outside with no obstructions overhead.

U “Specifying a GPS (GPS Positioning)” on

page 30

❏It usually takes less than two minutes to

complete GPS positioning.

If it takes more than two minutes and Failed

is displayed, we recommend selecting

Cancel, moving to a different location, and

trying again.

Operation buttons

Display the measurement screen.

Press C on the time screen.

GPS positioning starts, and the measurement

screen is displayed once positioning is complete.

Note:

❏You can skip GPS positioning if you want to

start measuring immediately or if it is taking

too long.

U “Skipping GPS positioning” on page 31

❏Use indoor mode when GPS positioning

cannot be performed because you are indoors

and so on.

U “Indoor mode” on page 32

Displays the Measure set. menu.

Hold down B on the measurement screen.

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Select AT Lap.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select either of the No Data.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

When this is already set, select one of SETTING

01 to 05.

Select whether to set distance or time

as the length of the lap.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Set the time or distance.

Use C/D to set, and then press A.

Hold down C/D to speed through the numbers.

Complete the settings.

Hold down A.

The measurement screen is displayed.

Note:

To turn off this function, select OFF in step 4.

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Automatically Start/Stop

Measuring (AT Pause

Function)

Measuring stops automatically when you stop running,

and resumes when you continue running.

Important:

❏When performing GPS positioning, make

sure the screen is facing up and you are

outside with no obstructions overhead.

U “Specifying a GPS (GPS Positioning)” on

page 30

❏It usually takes less than two minutes to

complete GPS positioning.

If it takes more than two minutes and Failed

is displayed, we recommend selecting

Cancel, moving to a different location, and

trying again.

Operation buttons

Display the measurement screen.

Press C on the time screen.

GPS positioning starts, and the measurement

screen is displayed once positioning is complete.

Note:

❏You can skip GPS positioning if you want to

start measuring immediately or if it is taking

too long.

U “Skipping GPS positioning” on page 31

❏Use indoor mode when GPS positioning

cannot be performed because you are indoors

and so on.

U “Indoor mode” on page 32

Displays the Measure set. menu.

Hold down B on the measurement screen.

Select AT Pause.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select ON.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

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Complete the settings.

Hold down A.

The measurement screen is displayed.

Note:

To turn off this function, select OFF in step 4.

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Setting a Pace and

Measuring (Target Pace

Function)

You can use this function to sound an alarm if you fall

behind the pace set as the target pace during measuring.

Set your target time for one kilometer (target pace) and

the range at which the alarm sounds when you fall

behind that target pace.

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Note:

By using the PC application (Run Connect), you can setup

the Target Pace from your computer.

When setting up from your computer, you can set your

own target pace.

U “Setting the Target Pace Function” on page 88

Important:

❏When performing GPS positioning, make

sure the screen is facing up and you are

outside with no obstructions overhead.

U “Specifying a GPS (GPS Positioning)” on

page 30

❏It usually takes less than two minutes to

complete GPS positioning.

If it takes more than two minutes and Failed

is displayed, we recommend selecting

Cancel, moving to a different location, and

trying again.

Operation buttons

Display the measurement screen.

Press C on the time screen.

GPS positioning starts, and the measurement

screen is displayed once positioning is complete.

Note:

❏You can skip GPS positioning if you want to

start measuring immediately or if it is taking

too long.

U “Skipping GPS positioning” on page 31

❏Use indoor mode when GPS positioning

cannot be performed because you are indoors

and so on.

U “Indoor mode” on page 32

Displays the Measure set. menu.

Hold down B on the measurement screen.

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Select Target Pace.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select either of the No Data.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

When this is already set, select one of SETTING

01 to 03.

Set the target time for one kilometer.

Use C/D to set, and then press A.

Hold down C/D to speed through the numbers.

Set the range for maintaining your

target pace.

Use C/D to set, and then press A.

Hold down C/D to speed through the numbers.

An alarm sounds if you are outside the set pace

range.

Complete the settings.

Hold down A.

The measurement screen is displayed.

Note:

If you want to turn off the alarm that notifies you when

you are falling behind the set pace range, select OFF in

step 6.OFF is the bottom line for the Pace Range (under

0'05").

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Checking Measurement Data (History

Function)

You can check measured data on the history screen.

U “Checking Measurement Data” on page 63

U “Measurement Data that can be Checked in History” on page 63

U “Delete unnecessary measurement data” on page 64

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Checking Measurement

Data

You can check measured data on the history screen.

Operation buttons

Display the history list screen.

Press D on the time screen.

Select the data you want to check.

The history list screen displays item icons, the

date measured, and the distance.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Check the measurement data.

Use C/D to scroll the screen.

After checking, display the history list

screen.

Press A.

Finish checking the history.

Hold down A.

Displays the time screen.

Measurement Data that can be

Checked in History

The following measurement data can be checked.

Icon

Run mode (measuring while running)

Walking mode (measuring while

walking)

Bike mode (measuring while riding a

bike)

Measurement Item

- Date measured

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Measurement Item

- Start Time/End Time

Distance

Split time

Average pace

Calories Burnt

Average Stride

Average HR

Lap Steps

AT Lap

Manual Lap

Sprint

Recovery

Total distance from the start of

measurements

Split Time

Lap time

Lap pace

Delete unnecessary

measurement data

You can delete unnecessary measurement data from the

history logs.

Operation buttons

Display the history list screen.

Press D on the time screen.

Select the data you want to delete.

The history list screen displays item icons, the

date measured, and the distance.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Check and delete the measurement

data.

Press A.

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Select Delete.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select Yes.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

After deleting, display the history list

screen.

Note:

To continue deleting history data, repeat steps 2 to

Finish deleting history data.

Hold down A.

The time screen is displayed.

Important:

Even if you delete unnecessary measurement

data, the memory on the device is not cleared. If

the free space on the device is full, saved data is

removed in order starting with the oldest data. Be

aware that data will be deleted when the memory

is full. Initialize the device to clear the memory.

U “Sys. Settings” on page 102

To clear all of the history, you need to initialize the

device. When initializing, all setting information for

User Settings, Sys. Settings, and Measure set. is also

initialized along with the history information.

U “Sys. Settings” on page 102

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Measuring Heart Rate

Heart rate measurement is only possible with the built-in sensor. This allows you to easily perform heart rate training

for running or jogging.

U “Measuring Heart Rate” on page 67

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Measuring Heart Rate

When HR is set to ON from the Measure set. menu, you can measure heart rate in the chronograph, interval, and goal

functions. See the following pages for information on each function.

U “Measuring Time, Distance, and Speed (Chronograph Function)” on page 38

U “Setting a Time and Distance for Hard and Light Workouts(Interval Function)” on page 43

U “Measure until the time or distance set in advance is reached (Goal function)” on page 51

Displaying the Measured Heart Rate Screen

Change the screen settings to display the heart rate measurement item.

U “Screen” on page 104

List of measurement items displayed (items related to heart rate)

Display item

Display name

Explanation

1 Line 2 Lines/3 Lines

HR HR HR Current heart rate

Average HR Avg.HR Av.HR Average heart rate from the start of

measurements

Maximum HR Max.HR Max.HR Maximum heart rate from the start of

measurements

Lap HR LapHR LapHR Average heart rate for each lap

HR Zone Time Spent.HR Spent.HR Time within heart rate zone for each lap

Time to HR Zone Time.HR Time.HR Time until entering heart rate zone for each

lap

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Data Management Using the Web Application

(RUNSENSE View)

This device allows you to manage measured data using a dedicated Web application (RUNSENSE View).

The Web application (RUNSENSE View) allows you to manage, review, and use your running route, distance, speed,

heart rate, calories burnt, and so on.

Note:

You need to make an account the first time you use RUNSENSE View.

U “Creating an Account (When Using for the First Time)” on page 73

If you already have an account with RUNSENSE View, you can continue using it with this device.

U “What is the Web Application (RUNSENSE View)?” on page 69

U “Installing Run Connect” on page 72

U “Creating an Account (When Using for the First Time)” on page 73

U “Checking Uploaded Measurement Data” on page 78

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What is the Web Application (RUNSENSE View)?

The Web application (RUNSENSE View) sends measurement data through your computer allowing you to manage

your running route, distance, speed, heart rate, calories burnt, and so on.

You can also use this for data analysis as the sent data can be displayed in various formats, such as a map display for the

route, a graph showing speed/distance, and a total display (for months/entire periods).

By exporting in GPX format, you can also use the measurement data on other applications.

Home screen

Manage records in calendar format. Allows you to easily

review past runs.

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Training record screen

Displays the pace/speed, altitude, heart rate, and so on as

a graph. Allows you to analyze training from different

angles.

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Body condition screen

Displays changes in weight, body fat, calories burnt

through exercise as a graph. Allows you to record,

manage, and check your physical condition.

Training map screen

By using the built-in GPS function, you can review

running routes you have left on the map, as well as look

back on courses in competitions or when you were on a

trip.

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Installing Run Connect

You need Run Connect to upload measurement data to

the Web application (RUNSENSE View).

Follow the steps below to install Run Connect.

Important:

You can use Run Connect with the SS series.

When NR Uploader is installed on the computer

you are using, NR Uploader is automatically

uninstalled when Run Connect is installed.

Access the following Web site and

download Run Connect.

https://go-wellness2.epson.com/portal/

Run the downloaded file.

The Setup screen is displayed.

Select I accept the terms in the

License Agreement, and then click

Install.

Installation starts.

Follow the on-screen instructions until the

installation complete screen is displayed.

A security message may be displayed, but you can

continue with the installation.

When the completion screen is

displayed, click Finish.

When a screen is displayed asking you

to reboot your computer, click Yes to

reboot.

Installation is complete.

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Creating an Account (When Using for the First Time)

You need to create an account with the Web application (RUNSENSE View) when using it for the first time.

Connect the cradle to the computer on which Run Connect is installed with a USB

cable.

Place the device into the cradle.

Check that the contact points on the device are pointing up and match the contact marks on the cradle.

After placing the device into the bottom of the cradle, push carefully on the top of the device until it is fixed in

place.

Important:

Make sure the device is placed in the correct direction; otherwise, the device or the cradle could be damaged.

Start Run Connect.

Note:

If Run Connect does not start, disconnect the cable from the cradle, wait a few seconds, and then reconnect. Do not

remove the device from the cradle.

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Click Create Account.

Create an account.

Enter information for the Login ID, Password, and Email Address, and then click Create Account.

XXXXXXXXXX

XXXXX@XXX.XX

●●●●●●●●

To upload measurement data, go to step 3 in the following section.

U “Uploading Measurement Data” on page 75

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Uploading Measurement Data

You can upload measurement data to the Web application (RUNSENSE View).

Connect the cradle to the computer on which Run Connect is installed with a USB

cable.

Place the device into the cradle.

Check that the contact points on the device are pointing up and match the contact marks on the cradle.

After placing the device into the bottom of the cradle, push carefully on the top of the device until it is fixed in

place.

Important:

Make sure the device is placed in the correct direction; otherwise, the device or the cradle could be damaged.

Start Run Connect.

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Enter your Login ID and Password on the Run Connect screen, and then click

Upload.

Note:

If you select Select Upload and then click Upload, the data list selection screen is displayed, and you can select the data

you want to upload.

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Data is uploaded to the Web application (RUNSENSE View).

When the upload is complete, the Web application (RUNSENSE View) starts and the Home screen is displayed.

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Checking Uploaded Measurement Data

Access the Web application (RUNSENSE View) to check uploaded measurement data.

Start RUNSENSE View.

Use one of the following methods to start RUNSENSE View.

o Access the following Web site.

https://go-wellness.epson.com/runsense-view/

o Start from the Run Connect icon on your computer.

Right-click the Run Connect icon from the Windows desktop taskbar, and then select RUNSENSE View.

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o Click RUNSENSE View on the Run Connect screen.

The Run Connect screen is displayed when you place the device in the cradle connected to the computer.

The Web application (RUNSENSE View) starts and the Home screen is displayed. Go to step 3.

Note:

The RUNSENSE View button is not available in the following circumstances.

❏When the login ID and password have not been saved or entered.

❏When the device has been removed from the cradle.

Enter the Login ID and Password, and then click Login.

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Click the data you want to check from the uploaded data.

Note:

For information on using the Web application (RUNSENSE View), see the RUNSENSE View Help.

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Measurement Settings in the PC Application

(Run Connect)

Using the PC application (Run Connect), you can upload measurement data to the Web application (RUNSENSE

View), as well as set AT Lap, Target Pace, and Interval.

U “What is the PC Application (Run Connect)” on page 82

U “Starting Run Connect and Displaying the Settings Screen” on page 84

U “Setting the AT Lap Function” on page 86

U “Setting the Target Pace Function” on page 88

U “Setting the Interval Function” on page 91

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What is the PC Application (Run Connect)

Run Connect is an application for computers. You can upload measurement data to the Web application (RUNSENSE

View), or set functions such as AT Lap, Target Pace, and Interval for the device from your computer.

Note:

See the following pages for information on installing Run Connect.

U “Installing Run Connect” on page 72

You can setup an account for accessing the Web

application (RUNSENSE View), upload measurement

data, and start RUNSENSE View.

U “Data Management Using the Web Application

(RUNSENSE View)” on page 68

Additionally, in Model Settings, you can set AT Lap,

Target Pace, and Interval from your computer.

Model Settings - AT Lap Settings Screen

When setting the AT Lap function, you can set your own

time or distance to divide laps.

Model Settings - Target Pace Settings Screen

When setting the Target Pace function, you can set your

own target pace.

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Model Settings - Interval Settings Screen

When making the Interval setting, you can set your own

repeat for the interval.

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Starting Run Connect and Displaying the Settings

Screen

Connect the cradle to the computer on which Run Connect is installed with a USB

cable.

Place the device into the cradle.

Check that the contact points on the device are pointing up and match the contact marks on the cradle.

After placing the device into the bottom of the cradle, push carefully on the top of the device until it is fixed in

place.

Important:

Make sure the device is placed in the correct direction; otherwise, the device or the cradle could be damaged.

Run Connect starts.

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Click Model Settings on the Run Connect screen.

The settings on the device are saved to Run Connect, and the Model Settings screen is displayed.

Note:

Click the Configure tab, and then select the unit of distance. However, the units set here are not reflected on the

device.

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Setting the AT Lap

Function

When setting the AT Lap function, you can set your own

time or distance to divide laps.

Setting AT Lap

Display the Model Settings for Run

Connect.

U “Starting Run Connect and Displaying the

Settings Screen” on page 84

Click the AT Lap tab.

When registering new data, select No

Data, and then click the Edit button.

When editing registered settings,

select the setting you want to edit, and

then click the Edit button.

Enter or edit the Title.

Enter the title using single-byte alphanumeric

characters, hyphens, periods, or underscores.

Click the Add button.

Next, we will explain how to register new data.

When editing registered settings, select the

setting you want to edit, and then click each

button.

Button Explanation

Add Register new

settings.

Insert Insert a new setting

before the

registered settings.

Edit Edit registered

settings.

Delete Delete registered

settings.

Move Down Move down the

registered setting.

Move Up Move up the

registered setting.

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Set the distance or time to divide the

lap, and then click OK.

When registering multiple entries or

editing them, click the button and

perform operations.

When you have finished making

settings, click OK.

Since settings are unified for all sections when

Standard is selected, you cannot register multiple

entries.

Select the settings you want to write to

the device, and then click Write to

Wrist Device.

Click Yes.

Settings are written to the device.

Click Close.

Measuring

See the following pages to select the AT Lap settings, and

then measure.

U “Recording Laps Automatically (AT Lap

Function)” on page 56

U “Measuring” on page 39

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Setting the Target Pace

Function

When setting the Target Pace function, you can set your

own target pace.

Setting the Target Pace

Display the Model Settings for Run

Connect.

U “Starting Run Connect and Displaying the

Settings Screen” on page 84

Click the Target Pace tab.

When registering new data, select No

Data, and then click the Edit button.

When editing registered settings,

select the setting you want to edit, and

then click the Edit button.

Enter or edit the Title.

Enter the title using single-byte alphanumeric

characters, hyphens, periods, or underscores.

Click the Add button.

Next, we will explain how to register new data.

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When editing registered settings, select the

setting you want to edit, and then click each

button.

Button Explanation

Add Register new

settings.

Insert Insert a new setting

before the

registered settings.

Edit Edit registered

settings.

Delete Delete registered

settings.

Move Down Move down the

registered setting.

Move Up Move up the

registered setting.

Set the distance or time for the section,

set the target pace, and then click

OK.

When registering multiple entries or

editing them, click the button and

perform operations.

Since about 1 km is set as the target time when

Standard is selected, you cannot register multiple

entries.

Set the range for maintaining your

target pace.

An alarm sounds if you are outside the set pace

range.

When you have finished making

settings, click OK.

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Select the settings you want to write to

the device, and then click Write to

Wrist Device.

Click Yes.

Settings are written to the device.

Click Close.

Measuring

See the following pages to select the Target Pace settings,

and then measure.

U “Setting a Pace and Measuring (Target Pace

Function)” on page 60

U “Measuring” on page 39

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Setting the Interval

Function

When making the Interval setting, you can set your own

repeat for the interval.

Setting Intervals

Display the Model Settings for Run

Connect.

U “Starting Run Connect and Displaying the

Settings Screen” on page 84

Click the Interval tab.

When registering new data, select No

Data, and then click the Edit button.

When editing registered settings,

select the setting you want to edit, and

then click the Edit button.

Enter or edit the Title.

Enter the title using single-byte alphanumeric

characters, hyphens, periods, or underscores.

Click the Add button.

Next, we will explain how to register new data.

When editing registered settings, select the

setting you want to edit, and then click each

button.

Button Explanation

Add Register new

settings.

Insert Insert a new setting

before the

registered settings.

Edit Edit registered

settings.

Delete Delete registered

settings.

Move Down Move down the

registered setting.

Move Up Move up the

registered setting.

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Set the Distance, Time, and HR Zone

for the Sprintn (hard)/Recovery

(light).

Also, click No. of Repetitions, and

then click OK.

When registering multiple entries or

editing them, click the button and

perform operations.

When you have finished making

settings, click OK.

Since settings are repeated in unity when Standard

is selected, you cannot register multiple entries.

Select the settings you want to write to

the device, and then click Write to

Wrist Device.

Click Yes.

Settings are written to the device.

Click Close.

Measuring

See the following pages to select the Interval settings,

and then measure.

U “Loading Interval Conditions that have Already

been Set” on page 48

U “Measuring” on page 39

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Settings

You can change a variety of settings for measurement or device. Make settings to suit your purpose.

U “Making Settings” on page 94

U “Measure set.” on page 96

U “Settings” on page 100

U “Screen” on page 104

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Measure set.

Allows you to change the measurement settings.

Changing the Measure set.

Important:

❏When performing GPS positioning, make

sure the screen is facing up and you are

outside with no obstructions overhead.

U “Specifying a GPS (GPS Positioning)” on

page 30

❏It usually takes less than two minutes to

complete GPS positioning.

If it takes more than two minutes and Failed

is displayed, we recommend selecting

Cancel, moving to a different location, and

trying again.

Operation buttons

Display the measurement screen.

Use one of the following methods to display.

❏When performing GPS positioning:

Press C on the time screen.

❏When skipping GPS positioning:

Press C on the time screen, and then select

Skip on the GPS positioning screen.

U “Skipping GPS positioning” on

page 31

❏When not performing GPS positioning

(indoor mode):

Hold down C on the time screen.

U “Indoor mode” on page 32

Display the Measure set. menu.

Hold down B on the measurement screen.

Select a setting item.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select a setting value.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Depending on the setting item, you may need to

make further settings. Follow the on-screen

instructions.

Note:

When setting a number, hold down C/D to speed

through the numbers.

Complete the settings.

Hold down A.

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The measurement screen is displayed.

Note:

On the screen displayed after resetting measurements, if

you hold down A, the time screen is displayed.

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Measure set. Table

Setting items Value Explanation

Activity Type Run (default) Set when running or jogging.

Walk Set when walking (exercising at a slow pace).

Bike Set when performing exercises that do not require you to

swing your arms, such as riding a bike. We recommend

setting Bike mode when in vehicles such as cars or trains.

Mode Chronograph (default) Set the mode to suit the measurements you want to

make.

Chronograph mode allows you to measure split times

and lap times (section measurement) simultaneously.

U “Measuring Time, Distance, and Speed

(Chronograph Function)” on page 38

Interval mode allows you to switch the sets of hard

(sprint) or light (recovery) exercises, and repeat using the

specific distance or time set in advance.

U “Setting a Time and Distance for Hard and Light

Workouts(Interval Function)” on page 43

Goal mode measures until the time or distance set in

advance is reached.

U “Measure until the time or distance set in advance is

reached (Goal function)” on page 51

Interval

Goal

GPS - Displays the number of GPS satellites being accessed.

AT Lap SETTING 01 to 05 When a time or distance set in advance is reached, this

function records laps automatically.

Set the lap time or distance.

You can set five times or distances within the following

range.

Time: 01'00" to 60'00" (in increments of 1 minute)

Distance: 0.1 to 10.0 km (in increments of 0.1 km)

U “Recording Laps Automatically (AT Lap Function)”

on page 56

OFF (default)

AT Pause ON This function automatically stops measuring when you

stop running, and resumes when you continue running.

U “Automatically Start/Stop Measuring (AT Pause

Function)” on page 58

OFF (default)

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Setting items Value Explanation

Target Pace SETTING 01 to 03 Set the target time and pace range for one kilometer. An

alarm sounds if you are outside the set pace range.

You can set three target paces within the following

range.

Target Pace: 1'00" to 15'00"/km (in increments of 1

second)

Pace Range: 00'05" to 03'00"/km (in increments of 1

second)

U “Setting a Pace and Measuring (Target Pace

Function)” on page 60

OFF (default)

Alarm Tones (default) Set the alarm type and time (1 to 10 minutes).

You can also set this from Sys. Settings.

Vib. (vibration)

Tones & Vib. (vibration)

OFF

HR ON You can measure heart rate using the built-in sensor.

U “Measuring Heart Rate” on page 67

OFF (default)

Tap

(Only for the

measurement screen)

Lap You can perform one of the operations set here by

tapping the screen until the alarm sounds while

measuring.

When Bike is selected as the Activity Type, the tap

function may operate automatically depending on the

condition of the road surface. If this occurs, we

recommend setting OFF.

U “Tap” on page 20

Light

Screen Chg.

OFF (default)

Screen Screen1 You can display up to four measurement screens You can

change the screen pattern and the measurement items

displayed for each screen.

You can also change the Display Lap Screen, but this is

not displayed for the interval function.

U “Screen” on page 104

Screen2

Screen3

Screen4

Display Lap Screen

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Allows you to change the settings for the device.

Changing the Settings

Operation buttons

Displays the Settings menu.

Hold down B on the time screen.

Select a setting item.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select a setting item.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select a setting value.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Depending on the setting item, you may need to

make further settings. Follow the on-screen

instructions.

Note:

When setting a number, hold down C/D to speed

through the numbers.

Complete the settings.

Hold down A.

Displays the time screen.

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Settings Table

Comm. Settings

Set to connect the smartphone to this device and communicate.

Setting items Value Explanation

Smart Phone Connect Register a smartphone to this device.

See the "Smartphone User Manual" for more details.

Forget Device

User Settings

Set the user information.

The Height, Weight, DOB, and Gender information is used to calculate the calories burnt.

The value in parenthesis () is the default setting.

Setting items Value Explanation

Height (170 cm) Set the height.

Weight (60 kg) Set the weight.

DOB (1975.01.01) Set your date of birth.

Gender Male (default) Set your gender.

Female

HR Zone Zone1

(30 to 100 bpm)

Set the maximum and minimum heart rate.

You can set five zones to suit the exercise intensity.

Zone2

(101 to 130 bpm)

Zone3

(131 to 160 bpm)

Zone4

(161 to 190 bpm)

Zone5

(191 to 240 bpm)

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Sys. Settings

Make settings for the device's system.

The value in parenthesis () is the default setting.

Setting items Value Explanation

Language English (default) Set the display language.

Deutsch

Francais

Units km (default) Set the display units for distance.

mile

Clock 12 Hour (default) Set the format for the display time.

24 Hour

DST ON Set summer time.

OFF (default)

Time Adjust - The device receives a signal from the GPS and

automatically sets the time.

Signals from the GPS cannot be received while indoors.

Make sure the screen is facing up and you are outside

with no obstructions overhead.

If GPS positioning has not completed after two minutes,

we recommend selecting Cancel, moving to a different

location, and trying again.

Time Zone Auto (default) Sets the time zone for your location.

When Auto is selected, perform Time Adjust to set the

time zone automatically.

When Manual is selected, you can set the time zone

within a range of -12:00 to +14:00.

Manual

Date Format Day. Month Set the display format for the date.

Month. Day (default)

Invert Disp. ON Set the display format for the screen.

When ON is selected, white text is displayed over a black

background.

When OFF is selected, black text is displayed over a white

background.

OFF (default)

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Setting items Value Explanation

Contrast (4) Set the contrast for the screen.

Auto Sleep ON (default) When you leave the device for a while, this function

automatically puts the device into sleep status.

Entering sleep status reduces the amount of power

consumption.

OFF

AT Light ON When the screen changes, this function automatically

turns on the light. When a specified time has passed, the

light automatically turns off.

OFF (default)

Alarm Tones (default) Set the alarm type and time (1 to 10 minutes).

You can also set this from Measure set.

Vib. (vibration)

Tones & Vib. (vibration)

OFF

Key Tones ON (default) Turn on or off the operation tones.

OFF

Initialize - Initializes all setting information (Comm. Settings, User

Settings, Sys. Settings and Measure set.) and stride

sensor information in the device's memory.

Measurement history data is also deleted.

Software Version - Displays the firmware version information.

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Screen

You can display up to four measurement screens. You can change the screen pattern (by displaying one line to three

lines of data) and the measurement items displayed for each screen.

You can also change the display for the lap hold screen.

Note:

See the following pages for the default screen settings.

U “Screen Display” on page 41

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Screen Pattern Table

Measurement screen

Screen Pattern Screen Explanation

1 Line Displays one measurement item on the screen.

2 Lines Displays two measurement items on the screen by

dividing the screen into two sections.

3 Lines Displays three measurement items on the screen

by dividing the screen into three sections.

Latitude/Longitude can only be displayed on Line

Pace&Graph

When a pace alarm is set, this shows whether or

not you have achieved the pace. When the pace

alarm is off, only the current pace is displayed.

A: A bar graph displays the intervals (Example:

Displays the average pace for each lap with the

latest at the far right).

B: Maximum set pace (Example: 5 mins. 20 secs/

km).

C: Current pace (Example: 5 mins. 23 sec./km).

D: Minimum set pace (Example: 5 mins. 30 secs/

km).

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HR&Graph

When the HR alarm is set, this shows whether or

not you are within the limits of the set heart rate

zone. When the HR alarm is off, only the current

heart rate is displayed.

A: A bar graph displays the intervals (Example:

Displays the average heart rate for every 10

seconds with the latest at the far right).

B: Maximum set heart rate (Example: 170 bpm).

C: Current heart rate (Example: 163 bpm).

B: Minimum set heart rate (Example: 155 bpm).

Lap Displays information on the lap acquired from the

lap function.

Target Pace Displays the current pace at the top and the Target

Pace at the bottom.

OFF - The measurement screen is not displayed.

Display Lap Screen

Screen Pattern Screen Explanation

1 Line Displays one measurement item on the screen.

2 Lines Displays two measurement items on the screen by

dividing the screen into two sections.

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Measurement Display Items Table

Measurement screen

Display item

Display name

Explanation

1 Line 2 Lines/3 Lines

Distance Distance Dist. Total distance from the start of

measurements

Lap Distance LapDistance LapDist. Distance for each lap

Pace Pace Pace Current pace (time taken for one

kilometer)

Average Pace Avg.Pace Av.Pace Average pace from the start of

measurements

Lap Pace LapPace LapPace Average pace for each lap

Speed Speed Speed Current speed

Average Speed Avg.Speed Av.Spd Average speed from the start of

measurements

Lap Speed LapSpeed LapSpd Average speed for each lap

Split Time SplitTime Split Total time from the start of

measurements

Lap Time LapTime Lap Time for each lap

Time Time Time Current time

Calories Burnt Calories Calories Current calories burnt through

exercise

Altitude*1 Altitude Alt. Current altitude

Guide Time*2 GuideTime Guide Progress time towards target pace

(reaching target or falling behind)

Guide Distance*2 GuideDist. GuideDist. Progress distance towards target

pace (reaching target or falling

behind)

Stride Stride Stride Current Stride

Average Stride Avg.Stride Av.Stride Average stride from the start of

measurements

Lap Stride LapStride LapStride Average stride for each lap

Pitch Pitch Pitch Current Pitch (number of strides in

one minute)

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Display item

Display name

Explanation

1 Line 2 Lines/3 Lines

Average Pitch Avg.Pitch Av.Pitch Average pitch from the start of

measurements

Lap Pitch LapPitch LapPitch Average pitch for each lap

HR HR HR Current heart rate

Average HR Avg.HR Av.HR Average heart rate from the start of

measurements

Maximum HR Max.HR Max.HR Maximum heart rate from the start of

measurements

Lap HR LapHR LapHR Average heart rate for each lap

Steps Steps Steps Number of steps from the start of

measurements

Lap Steps LapSteps LapStp Number of steps for each lap

HR Zone Time Spent.HR Spent.HR Time within heart rate zone for each

lap set by the Interval function

Time to HR Zone Time.HR Time.HR Time to reach the heart rate zone for

each lap set by the Interval function

Total Ascent*1 TotalAscent Tot.Asc. Total ascent from the start of

measurements

Total Descent*1 TotalDescent Tot.Des. Total descent from the start of

measurements

Grade*1 Grade Grade Current Grade

Latitude/Longitude*3 LAT/LONG LAT/LONG Current Latitude/Longitude

Estimated Time*4 Est.Time Est. Estimated time of arrival at the

target distance set in the goal

function

Estimated Distance*4 Est.Dist. Est.Dist. Estimated distance reached at the

target time set in the goal function

*1 Altitude, Total Ascent, Total Descent, and Grade are calculated using the GPS signal. There functions may

contain larger errors when compared to the accuracy of position and distance depending on the GPS

environment.

*2 Set the Target Pace in the Measure set. menu.

U “Setting a Pace and Measuring (Target Pace Function)” on page 60

*3 When Line 3 is set on the Screen, Latitude/Longitude can only be selected for Line 2.

*4 Use when Mode is set to Goal from the Measure set. menu.

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Display Lap Screen

Display item

Display name

Explanation

1 Line 2 Lines/3 Lines

Split Time SplitTime Split Total time from the start of measurements

Lap Distance LapDistance LapDist. Distance for each lap

Lap Time LapTime Lap Time for each lap

Lap Pace LapPace LapPace Average pace for each lap

Lap HR LapHR LapHR Average heart rate for each lap

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Changing the Measurement

Screen

The setting method varies depending on the screen

pattern. See the explanations for each screen pattern.

U “Setting 1 Line/2 Lines/3 Lines” on page 110

U “Setting Pace&Graph/HR&Graph” on page 111

U “Setting Lap/Target Pace/OFF” on page 113

Important:

❏When performing GPS positioning, make

sure the screen is facing up and you are

outside with no obstructions overhead.

U “Specifying a GPS (GPS Positioning)” on

page 30

❏It usually takes less than two minutes to

complete GPS positioning.

If it takes more than two minutes and Failed

is displayed, we recommend selecting

Cancel, moving to a different location, and

trying again.

Setting 1 Line/2 Lines/3 Lines

Here we will explain how to display Calories Burnt in

Screen4 using 1 Line.

Operation buttons

Display the measurement screen.

Use one of the following methods to display.

❏When performing GPS positioning:

Press C on the time screen.

❏When skipping GPS positioning:

Press C on the time screen, and then select

Skip on the GPS positioning screen.

U “Skipping GPS positioning” on

page 31

❏When not performing GPS positioning

(indoor mode):

Hold down C on the time screen.

U “Indoor mode” on page 32

Display the Measure set. menu.

Hold down B on the measurement screen.

Select Screen.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select Screen4.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

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Select 1 Line.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Screen Image is displayed. Altitude is displayed

by default.

After checking, press A and go to the following

step.

Select Line 1.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select Calories Burnt.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Screen Image is displayed.

After checking, press A and go to the following

step.

Note:

❏When you want to set 2 Lines or 3 Lines,

repeat steps 6 and 7.

❏When 3 Lines is set, Latitude/Longitude can

only be selected for Line 2.

Complete the settings.

Hold down A.

The measurement screen is displayed.

Press A on the measurement screen to change the

screen, and then check if Screen4 has been

changed.

Note:

Hold down A on the measurement screen to display the

time screen.

Setting Pace&Graph/HR&Graph

Here we will explain how to display Pace&Graph in

Screen4.

Operation buttons

Display the measurement screen.

Use one of the following methods to display.

❏When performing GPS positioning:

Press C on the time screen.

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❏When skipping GPS positioning:

Press C on the time screen, and then select

Skip on the GPS positioning screen.

U “Skipping GPS positioning” on

page 31

❏When not performing GPS positioning

(indoor mode):

Hold down C on the time screen.

U “Indoor mode” on page 32

Display the Measure set. menu.

Hold down B on the measurement screen.

Select Screen.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select Screen4.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select Pace&Graph.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Screen Image is displayed.

After checking, press A and go to the following

step.

Select the interval at which to display

the screen.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Complete the settings.

Hold down A.

The measurement screen is displayed.

Press A on the measurement screen to change the

screen, and then check if Screen4 has been

changed.

Note:

Hold down A on the measurement screen to display the

time screen.

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Setting Lap/Target Pace/OFF

Here we will explain how to set Lap in Screen4.

Display the measurement screen.

Use one of the following methods to display.

❏When performing GPS positioning:

Press C on the time screen.

❏When skipping GPS positioning:

Press C on the time screen, and then select

Skip on the GPS positioning screen.

U “Skipping GPS positioning” on

page 31

❏When not performing GPS positioning

(indoor mode):

Hold down C on the time screen.

U “Indoor mode” on page 32

Display the Measure set. menu.

Hold down B on the measurement screen.

Select Screen.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select Screen4.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select Lap.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Screen Image is displayed.

After checking, press A and go to the following

step.

Complete the settings.

Hold down A.

The measurement screen is displayed.

Press A on the measurement screen to change the

screen, and then check if Screen4 has been

changed.

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Note:

Hold down A on the measurement screen to display the

time screen.

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Changing the Lap

The Lap screen is displayed when recording laps. Here

we will explain how to display Lap Pace in 1 Line.

Operation buttons

Display the measurement screen.

Use one of the following methods to display.

❏When performing GPS positioning:

Press C on the time screen.

❏When skipping GPS positioning:

Press C on the time screen, and then select

Skip on the GPS positioning screen.

U “Skipping GPS positioning” on

page 31

❏When not performing GPS positioning

(indoor mode):

Hold down C on the time screen.

U “Indoor mode” on page 32

Display the Measure set. menu.

Hold down B on the measurement screen.

Select Screen.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select Display Lap Screen.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select 1 Line.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Screen Image is displayed. Lap Distance is

displayed by default.

After checking, press A and go to the following

step.

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Select Line 1.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select Lap Pace.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Screen Image is displayed.

After checking, press A and go to the following

step.

Note:

When you have set this to 2 Lines, repeat steps 6

and 7.

Complete the settings.

Hold down A.

The measurement screen is displayed.

Note:

Hold down A on the measurement screen to display the

time screen.

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Setting Examples

Here we will provide two usage examples.

Note:

See the following page for information on making changes.

U “Changing the Measurement Screen” on page 110

Default settings

Screen Screen Pattern Measurement item

Screen1 3 Lines Distance (Dist.)

Split Time (Split)

Average Pace (Av.Pace)

Recommended settings for a marathon

Display Distance and Split Time enlarged on one screen.

Screen Screen Pattern Measurement item

Screen1 2 Lines Distance (Dist.)

Split Time (Split)

Recommended settings for walking

Display Calories Burnt, Distance, and Time on one screen.

Screen Screen Pattern Measurement item

Screen1 3 Lines Calories Burnt (Calories)

Distance (Dist.)

Time (Time)

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Maintenance

This section explains how to maintain this device, replace the battery, and update the firmware.

U “Performing Maintenance” on page 119

U “Replacing the Battery” on page 120

U “Updating the Firmware” on page 121

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Performing Maintenance

Performing After Care

Important:

❏If the d evice is placed in the cradle w hen it is cov ered in water , sweat, or dirt, the con tact points could corrode,

malfunction, or cause a communication failure.

❏Do not perform button operations when it is wet; otherwise, a malfunction could occur.

After using the device, wash the contact points lightly with tap water, wipe away most of the water with a towel and so

on, and then let it dry naturally. Water, sweat, or dirt could cause the device to malfunction.

If charging or communicating becomes unstable, clean the contact points on the device and the cradle with a damp

cotton swab.

Do not clean using organic solvents such as benzine, thinner, alcohol, or detergent. This could cause the product to

degrade.

About the strap

If the strap gets soiled, wash it with water and wipe thoroughly with a dry cloth. This strap is made from polyurethane

and after years of use the color may fade or it may lose its elasticity.

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Replacing the Battery

About the Device's Built-in Rechargeable Battery

You cannot replace the built-in rechargeable battery yourself.

If the battery does not retain its charge for as long as it used to due to prolonged use, the battery may be running out. In

this situation, contact your local dealer or our repair center to replace the battery for a fee.

The average service life for the battery is five years, although this may change depending on the operating conditions.

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Updating the Firmware

You may be able to resolve problems that occur by

updating the firmware.

We recommend downloading and using the latest

version.

Important:

When updating the firmware, the history may be

deleted and settings may be initialized. For more

details on updating, see the following Epson Web

site.

www.epson.eu/runsense

Before updating the firmware, we recommend

uploading your measurement data to

RUNSENSE View.

U “Creating an Account (When Using for the

First Time)” on page 73

Checking the Firmware Version

Operation buttons

Display the Settings menu.

Hold down B on the time screen.

Select Sys. Settings.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Select Software Version.

Use C/D to select, and then press A.

Check the version.

Complete the settings.

Hold down A.

The time screen is displayed.

Updating the Firmware

Download "RUNSENSE" from the following Epson

Web site and update the firmware.

www.epson.eu/runsense

Note:

See the download page on the Epson Web site for details

on how to update the firmware.

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Troubleshooting

This section explains how to solve problems that occur during use.

U “Caution:” on page 123

U “Problem Solving” on page 124

U “Resetting the System” on page 127

U “Contacting us About this Product” on page 128

U “After Service” on page 129

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Caution:

❏After using the device, use a little clean water to wash the contact points, wipe away most of the water with a towel

and so on, and then let it dry naturally. If the device is placed in the cradle when it is dirty, it could corrode,

malfunction, or cause a communication failure.

❏If charging or communicating becomes unstable, clean the contact points on the device and the cradle with a

damp cotton swab, and so on.

❏If device operations become unstable or if functions do not operate correctly, perform a system reset (hold down

all four buttons at the same time).

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Problem Solving

Check each item.

Problem Solution

Basic actions The screen is not displayed. You cannot start using the device immediately

after purchase until the device is charged. Charge

the device first. Also, nothing is displayed if the

battery runs out. Make sure you charge the battery

before use.

U “Charging” on page 22

The device does not react

even after performing an

operation.

Is the battery running low? Charge the battery.

U “About the Battery” on page 28

If the device does not operate after charging, try

resetting the system.

U “Resetting the System” on page 127

The screen turns off or turns

blue during use

Perform a system reset.

U “Resetting the System” on page 127

The clock turns off. When you leave the device for a while, it enters

sleep status and the time display turns off. This is

not a malfunction as the display is restored the

next time a button is pressed or you move the

device. If the display is not restored, the battery is

running low. Charge the device.

U “Charging” on page 22

Also, if Auto Sleep is set to off, the clock does not

turn off.

U “Sys. Settings” on page 102

The time is not set correctly. Set "Time Adjust" from Sys. Settings.

U “Sys. Settings” on page 102

If the hour is different, check the time zone and

daylight-saving time.

U “Sys. Settings” on page 102

Measurement stops while

exercising.

When exercising slowly, such as when walking, we

recommend turning off the AT Pause function.

U “Automatically Start/Stop Measuring (AT

Pause Function)” on page 58

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Problem Solution

Chronograph actions The device cannot receive a

GPS signal.

Go to a location outside with no obstructions

overhead. Signals from the GPS cannot be

received while indoors. Also, if there are any

obstacles partially blocking the sky, such as tall

buildings and mountain sides, reception may be

interrupted causing a lack of precision in distance

measurements.

Signals from the GPS are hard

to receive or are interrupted.

Even when a signal is being received, it may be

interrupted depending on the running

environment.

Wear on the outside of your arm. Also, make sure

the strap is tightened.

Charging The device does not charge

even when it is placed in the

cradle.

Charging stops frequently.

Check the connection for the cradle.

Clean the contact points on the device and the

cradle.

U “Performing After Care” on page 119

A malfunction may have occurred if you cannot

charge the device even after checking the points

above. Stop charging the device immediately, and

contact our information center.

The charge error screen is

displayed.

Charge in an environment where the surrounding

temperature is 5 to 35˚C.

The device and the cradle

become hot while charging.

There may be a malfunction. Stop using the device

immediately, and contact our information center.

Waterproofing

performance

Can I use the device when

swimming?

This device is water resistant at 5 barometric

pressures and can be used when swimming. Do

not perform button operations in the water. GPS

signals cannot be received when in water.

Inside the glass becomes

cloudy.

Condensation may occur in the device due to

differences in temperature between the device

and the open air. Temporary condensation does

not have any effect on the device. You can

continue to use the device in this condition. If the

condensation remains for a long time, water may

have entered the device.

Contact our information center.

Accessories Acquiring optional products. The AC adapter and HR belt are available as

optional extras. Contact your local dealer for more

information.

Also, if you need an extra cradle, contact your local

dealer or our information center.

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Problem Solution

Communication The device is not recognized

correctly when it is connected

to a computer.

Check the connection for the computer and the

cradle. Clean the contact points on the device and

the cradle.

U “Performing After Care” on page 119

Perform a system reset.

U “Resetting the System” on page 127

Web application When communicating with a

computer, an error screen is

displayed and

communication stops.

Do not move the device and the cradle during

communication. Avoid communicating data

under environments where static electricity can

be easily generated. If the same error occurs,

reconnect the cradle to start communication

again.

If you cannot solve the problem even after trying the points above, contact our information center.

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Resetting the System

If operations are unstable, try resetting the system.

Hold down all of the buttons (A/B/C/D).

The screen is reset and the device restarts.

Initialize the device after restarting.

U “Initial Settings” on page 26

Important:

Measurement data is not recorded if a system reset is performed while measuring.

Note:

❏Setting data and measurement data remain as they were before the reset was performed.

❏The following shows the differences between a system reset and initializing. The time needs to be set again for both

operations.

System reset: The User Settings, Sys. Settings, Measure set., history, stride, and smartphone registration information

all remain as they were before the reset was performed.

Initialize: The User Settings, Sys. Settings, Measure set., history, stride, and smartphone registration information are

all initialized.

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Contacting us About this Product

Go to www.epson.eu/runsense for service contact details.

EPSON EUROPE B.V.

Address: Atlas Arena, Asia Building, Hoogoorddreef 5, 1101 BA

Amsterdam Zuidoost, The Netherlands

http://www.epson.com/europe.html

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After Service

❏For repair and maintenance of this product, contact your local dealer or our repair center.

❏If the battery does not retain its charge for as long as it used to due to prolonged use, the battery may be running

out. In this situation, contact your local dealer or our repair center to replace the battery for a fee.

❏The strap for the device is not covered by the guarantee. If you need to purchase any of these items, contact your

local dealer or our information center.

❏Spare parts for repairing this product will be available for six years after the device has stopped being

manufactured.

❏In the event of product failure, we do not guarantee that data recorded on the device can be recovered.

❏A sticker displaying the serial number for this product is attached to the guarantee. If there is no sticker, the

guarantee is void.

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Appendix

U “Understanding the Icons” on page 131

U “Product Specifications” on page 133

U “Glossary” on page 135

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Understanding the Icons

Icon Name

Run mode (measuring while running)

Walking mode (measuring while walking)

Bike mode (measuring while riding a bike)

The signal is being received from the GPS (GPS On)

GPS positioning

Measuring heart rate

Average pace

Lap

Distance

Calories Burnt

Split Time

Average Stride

Average HR

AT Lap

Manual Lap

Sprint

Recovery

Data that can be edited on the device

Current setting

Setup from the currently selected external device

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Icon Name

Setup from the external device

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Product Specifications

Device Specifications

Size (thickness) 15.5mm

Weight 58g

Waterproofing performance 5 atm

Operatin

g time

GPS On 20 hours

Time displayed (when Auto Sleep is On) 20 days*

Operating temperature -5 to 50˚C

Possible memory time (total distance time) Approx. 70 hours

Maximum number of laps (one split) 400

Pitch/stride measurement

Indoor mode

Display

range

Distance/Lap Distance/Estimated Distance 0.000 to 999.99 km/0.000 to 999.99 mi

Pace/Lap pace/Average pace 0'00'' to 30'00''/km/0'00'' to 45'00''/mi

Speed/Lap Speed/Average Speed 0.0 to 999.9 km/h/0.0 to 999.9 mi/h

Split/Lap time 00'00'' to 99:59'59''

Pitch/Lap Pitch/Average Pitch 0 to 255 spm

Stride/Lap Stride/Average Stride 0 to 255 cm/0 to 100 inch

Steps/Lap Steps 0 to 999999

Calories Burnt 0 to 9999 kcal

Grade -99 to 99%

Altitude -500 to 9,999m/-1500 to 914,369.52cm

Display

range

Total Ascent 0 to 99999m/0 to 99999ft

Total Descent 0 to 99999m/0 to 99999ft

HR/Lap HR/Average HR/Maximum HR 30 to 240 bpm

Guide time 0:00'00'' to ±9:59'59''

Guide Distance 00.00 to ±99.99 km/00.00 to ±99.99 ml

* 10 hours/day in sleep mode.

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Cradle specifications

Operating temperature range 5 to 35˚C

AC adapter specifications (optional)

You can purchase the following optional extras. Contact your local dealer for more information.

Model No. SFAC01

Input AC 100V 50/60 Hz

Output DC 5V/1.0A

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Glossary

Term Definition

AT Lap This automatically records laps when you have run for a fixed amount of

time or a fixed distance.

AT Light This automatically turns on the light during lap measuring, alarm

notification, and during the interval function.

AT Pause Automatically stops measuring when you stop exercising, and resumes

when you continue.

Calculating calories

burnt

Total calories burnt from the start of the exercise.

Chronograph This function allows you to measure split times and lap times (section

measurement) simultaneously.

Distance Distance from the measurement start point to the current time.

GPS function A system that receives signals in a GPS receiver from satellites orbiting the

earth and calculates your current position. This function allows you to

accurately understand positional and time information.

Guide distance This calculates if you are reaching or falling behind the target pace

distance.

Guide time This calculates if you are reaching or falling behind the target pace time.

HR Zone Time The time you have remained within the heart rate zone.

Interval A training mode that allows you to perform sets of hard (sprint) and light

(recovery) exercise over a specified time or distance, and repeat the set.

Lap pace Your pace for the current lap.

Lap Pitch Your average pitch per lap.

Lap Speed Your average speed per lap.

Lap Stride Your average stride per lap.

Lap time Your time for the lap.

Pace Your current pace acquired from GPS information.

Pitch The number of steps taken in one minute while measuring.

Run Connect Application for computers for use with the Wristable GPS. This uploads

measurement data to the Web application (RUNSENSE View), and you can

set AT Lap, Target Pace, and Interval from your computer.

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Term Definition

RUNSENSE View RUNSENSE dedicated Web application. This allows you to manage your

course, analyze your pace, check calories burnt, and check your condition.

Split time The time from starting measurements to stopping measurements.

Stride The stride calculated from your running data.

Stride sensor This uses the GPS function to accumulate data on your stride and

acceleration allowing the device to estimate the distance traveled even

when you enter locations that cannot receive GPS signals, such as in a

tunnel.

Time to HR Zone The time until you arrive at the heart rate zone.

Total Ascent The total value of the height ascended from the measurement start point.

Total Descent The total value of the height descended from the measurement start

point.

Water resistant at 5

barometric

pressures

The device is water resistant at up to 5 barometric pressures.

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Index

AC adapter.......................................................................................13

Altitude....................................................................................35, 107

AT Lap........................................................................................56, 86

AT Pause..........................................................................................58

Average HR......................................................................36, 67 , 108

Average Pace...........................................................................35, 107

Average Pitch..........................................................................36, 108

Average Speed.........................................................................35, 107

Average Stride.........................................................................35, 107

Calories Burnt.........................................................................35, 107

Chronograph...................................................................................38

Cradle...............................................................................................13

Distance...................................................................................35, 107

Estimated Distance.................................................................36, 108

Estimated Time.......................................................................36, 108

GPS positioning..............................................................................30

Grade........................................................................................36, 108

Guide Distance........................................................................35, 107

Guide Time..............................................................................35, 107

HR..............................................................................36, 66 , 67 , 108

HR Zone Time.................................................................36, 67 , 108

Icons...............................................................................................131

Interval.......................................................................................43, 91

Lap Distance...................................................................35, 107 , 109

Lap HR.....................................................................36, 67 , 108 , 109

Lap Pace..........................................................................35, 107 , 109

Lap Pitch..................................................................................36, 108

Lap Speed.................................................................................35, 107

Lap Steps..................................................................................36, 108

Lap Stride.................................................................................35, 107

Lap Time.................................................................35, 38 , 107 , 109

Latitude/Longitude.................................................................36, 108

Maximum HR..................................................................36, 67 , 108

Measurement items........................................................................36

Pace...........................................................................................35, 107

Pitch..........................................................................................36, 107

Recovery...........................................................................................43

Repeat no.........................................................................................43

Run Connect.............................................................................72, 82

RUNSENSE View...........................................................................75

Speed........................................................................................35, 107

Split Time................................................................35, 38 , 107 , 109

Sprint................................................................................................43

Steps..........................................................................................36, 108

Stride........................................................................................35, 107

Stride sensor....................................................................................34

System reset...................................................................................127

Target Pace................................................................................60, 88

Time.........................................................................................35, 107

Time to HR Zone............................................................36, 67 , 108

Total Ascent............................................................................36, 108

Total Descent..........................................................................36, 108

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