Timex Ironman Global Trainer Gps User Guide

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Table of Contents
Important Safety Instructions and Warnings.........................................................................1
Introduction...............................................................................................................................1
Global Trainer™ Software Version............................................................................................... 1
Feature Overview.......................................................................................................................1
Operational Buttons and Icons...................................................................................................2
Charge Your Global Trainer™ Watch...........................................................................................3
Turn the Global Trainer™ Watch On and Off...............................................................................3
Initial System Setup.................................................................................................................4
Time of Day................................................................................................................................4
Language and Personal Information..........................................................................................4
Performance Mode...................................................................................................................5
Customizing Workout Screens ..................................................................................................5
Configure Calorie Expenditure Settings.....................................................................................5
Choose the Number of Fields and Select Performance Data....................................................6
Start a Workout...........................................................................................................................7
Take a Lap or Split......................................................................................................................7
Change Views During a Workout...............................................................................................8
Stop a Workout...........................................................................................................................8
Lock Performance Mode............................................................................................................8
Timers and Performance Pacer...............................................................................................9
Set Up Timers and Performance Pacer......................................................................................9
Customize a Timer ....................................................................................................................9
Customize Intervals .................................................................................................................10
Add a Saved Workout to Performance Pacer........................................................................... 11
Remove a Course from Performance Pacer ........................................................................... 11
Select a Course for the Performance Pacer . .......................................................................... 11
Set Performance Pacer Benchmarks Manually . .....................................................................12
Choose to Pace Against a Course or Manual Benchmarks ....................................................12
Multisport Mode......................................................................................................................12
Set Up Multisport Mode............................................................................................................13
Start a Workout.........................................................................................................................13
Enter Transition........................................................................................................................13
Pause a Workout......................................................................................................................14
Stop a Workout.........................................................................................................................14
Change Views During a Workout.............................................................................................14
Lock Multisport Mode...............................................................................................................14
Navigate Mode........................................................................................................................15
Waypoints
Save a Waypoint......................................................................................................................15
View the Waypoint List.............................................................................................................16
Rename a Waypoint.................................................................................................................16
Delete a Waypoint....................................................................................................................16
GOTO to a Waypoint................................................................................................................16
Delete All Waypoints.................................................................................................................16

Routes
Create a Route.........................................................................................................................17
View the Route List...................................................................................................................17
Follow a Route.........................................................................................................................17
Delete a Selected Route..........................................................................................................17
Delete All Routes......................................................................................................................17
Compass
Navigate Using the Compass...................................................................................................18
Map
Navigate Using the Map...........................................................................................................18
Change Map Resolution...........................................................................................................18
Review Mode...........................................................................................................................19
View a Workout Summary........................................................................................................19
View Lap Summary Data..........................................................................................................19
View a Workout on the Map.....................................................................................................20
Track Back Along a Workout Route..........................................................................................21
Delete a Selected Workout.......................................................................................................21
Delete All Workouts..................................................................................................................21
Configure Mode......................................................................................................................21
Hands Free
Configure Hands Free Settings................................................................................................21
Auto Start and Auto Resume....................................................................................................22
Auto Stop..................................................................................................................................22
Auto Split..................................................................................................................................22
Auto Timer................................................................................................................................22
Alerts
Configure Alerts Type...............................................................................................................23
Configure Alerts Settings..........................................................................................................23
Distance Alert...........................................................................................................................23
Speed / Pace Zone...................................................................................................................24
Altitude.....................................................................................................................................24
Heart Rate Zone.......................................................................................................................24
Cadence Zone..........................................................................................................................25
Power Zone .............................................................................................................................25
Sensors
Configure Sensor Settings.......................................................................................................25
User Info
Language and Personal Information........................................................................................26
Select Language......................................................................................................................26
Configure Personal Settings.....................................................................................................27
Watch
Configure Watch Settings.........................................................................................................27
Alarm
Configure Alarm Settings..........................................................................................................28
Heart Rate
Configure Heart Rate Settings.................................................................................................28

Recovery
Configure Recovery Timer........................................................................................................29
Bike
Configure Bike Settings............................................................................................................29
Calculate Bike Wheel Circumference.......................................................................................29
Power Meter
Configure Power Meter Settings..............................................................................................30
GPS
Configure GPS Settings...........................................................................................................31
Version.....................................................................................................................................31
Upgrade the Firmware..............................................................................................................31
Reset the Global Trainer™ Watch.............................................................................................32
Satellite View............................................................................................................................32
Units
Configure Units Settings...........................................................................................................33
Modes
Configure Mode Settings..........................................................................................................33
PC Sync Mode .......................................................................................................................33
Create a Timex Trainer Account...............................................................................................34
Install the Timex Device Agent.................................................................................................34
Download Settings from a Computer to the Watch..................................................................34
Upload Workout Data from the Watch to a Computer..............................................................34
ANT+™ Sensors . ....................................................................................................................34
Heart Rate Sensor Usage and Data Recording During a Workout..........................................34
Bike Sensor Usage and Data Recording During a Workout.....................................................35
Care and Maintenance...........................................................................................................35
Watch.......................................................................................................................................35
Heart Rate Sensor....................................................................................................................35
Warranty & Service.................................................................................................................36
FCC Notice (U.S.) / IC Notice (Canada):................................................................................37
Declaration of Conformity.....................................................................................................38

Important Safety Instructions and Warnings
1.	 T
 o prevent risk of fire, chemical burn, electrolyte leak and/or injury from the internal Lithium-polymer
­battery:
	

	

A.	 D
 o not attempt to remove the case-back or exterior shell of the product or remove the non-userreplaceable battery.

	

	

B.	 D
 o not leave unit exposed to a heat source or in a high temperature location (such as in the sun 	
or in an unattended vehicle). To prevent damage store it out of direct sunlight.

	

	

C.	 Do not puncture or incinerate.

	

	

D.	 W
 hen storing for an extended time, store within the following temperature range: 32°F to 77°F 	
(0°C to 25°C).

		

E.	 T
 he Global Trainer™ watch should only be charged within a temperature range of 32°F to 113°F
(0°C to 45°C).

	

	

F.	 Do not operate the unit outside of the following temperature range: -4°F to 131°F (-20°C to 55°C).

	

	

G.	 Contact your local waste disposal department to properly recycle/ dispose of the unit/battery.

2.	 Use only the Phihong PSB05R-050Q power adapter supplied with this product.
3.	 T
 his is not a medical device and is not recommended for use by persons with serious heart conditions.
You should always consult your physician before beginning or modifying an exercise program.
4.	 C
 onsulting the speed+distance system while moving is unsafe and distracting, and could result in accident
or collision. Use the memory functions to later review your performance data. See the instructions 	
for details.
5.	 Interference with the radio signal, poor contact between your skin and the chest strap, and other factors
may prevent accurate transmission of heart rate data.

Introduction

While all of the settings described in the User Guide can be made on the Global Trainer™ watch, it is
easier to use your computer to customize your watch through the Timex® Device Agent software.
See www.timexironman.com/deviceagent for the Timex Device Agent made for your computer’s
operating system.

Global Trainer™ Software Version
Because the Global Trainer™ watch can be customized to show languages in addition to English for its ­
displays and messages, the screens shown in these instructions will be available on your watch in your
­selected language. The exceptions are: the default View Screen names (SWIM, BIKE, RUN, CUSTOM 1, 	
CUSTOM 2), the default TIMER names, the default COURSE names, and the default BIKE settings.
The Timex® Ironman® Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System is a comprehensive performance-monitoring device
that incorporates SiRFstarIII® GPS technology and ANT+™ sensor integration for multiple activities to provide
a powerful workout and training tool. To view or print a copy of any of the instructions for the Global Trainer™
watch or its accessories, go to: http://www.timex.com/info/Product_Instruction_Guides_Downloads
This guide reflects the latest instructions for Global Trainer software version 2.8X. To determine your watch’s
version; press MODE to go to CONFIGURE, press q to GPS, press q to VERSION and press 8 . You can update
the Global Trainer software through instructions posted on the Timex Device Agent downloadable to your
computer desktop.
For more information on the Timex Ironman Global Trainer watch and its capabilities, please visit the Videos
section of the Training Resources page at www.timexironman.com

Feature Overview
•	INDIGLO® Night-Light with Night-Mode® Feature and Continuous Illumination – The INDIGLO® ­nightlight illuminates the display with the press of the INDIGLO® button. When activated, the Night-Mode®
feature illuminates the display with any button press.
	 F
 or added convenience during low-light conditions, the Global Trainer™ watch comes with an option for
continuous illumination of the display. See the section on Operational Buttons and Icons for further details.
•	 P
 erformance Mode – Keep track of multiple variables during your workout, including speed, distance,
elapsed time, pace, and calories burned.
•	Multisport Mode – Incorporate several activities and transition periods into a single workout, and track
all of them together.
•	Customizable Screen Displays – View up to four workout metrics of your choosing in each of five view
screens for either Performance or Multisport Modes, so your unique workout information is always 	
at your fingertips.

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•	PERFORMANCE PACER – Test yourself against your saved workouts to track your progress and
i­mprovement over time.
•	GPS – Pinpoint your location and store your favorite workout routes, and save locations as waypoints for
later use in workouts.
•	TRACK BACK – Calculate a route from your current position to any stored waypoint.
•	Computer Integration – Send settings from your computer to your Global Trainer™ watch for easy
customization, and transfer your workouts to your computer to track your progress.
•	ANT+™ Wireless Sensors – Monitor your Heart Rate to maintain the level of activity that matches your
personalized workout needs. Use Bike Speed, Cadence, and Power Meter data to integrate cycling into
your workouts.

INDIGLO® (BUTTON)

UP ()

BACK/PWR (8)

ENTER ( )

MODE

DWN/ST/RST ()
START/SPLIT

Operational Buttons and Icons
INDIGLO® (BUTTON)
Press the INDIGLO® button at any time to activate the INDIGLO® night-light for a few seconds.
Hold the INDIGLO® button for 4 seconds to activate the Night-Mode® feature; the watch beeps to confirm.
When the Night-Mode feature is active, any button you press illuminates the night-light for a few seconds.
The Global Trainer watch also has an INDIGLO® feature for continuous illumination. Hold the INDIGLO® button
for 8 seconds to activate this feature; the watch double-beeps to confirm.
The Night-Mode® feature and continuous illumination remains active for 8 hours, but you can hold the
INDIGLO® button for 4 seconds to deactivate either before 8 hours elapses.
BACK / PWR (8)
Hold 8 for 2 seconds to turn the Global Trainer™ watch on or off. In any mode, press 8 to go back to the
previous item. If you are setting a value or a label, those numbers or characters will be recorded.
MODE
Press MODE to cycle through the Global Trainer™ watch’s operational modes. At any point, hold MODE for
1 second to see the time and date. Release MODE to go back to the screen you were viewing.
UP ()
In a menu, press  to highlight the item above or to the left of the currently selected one.
In Performance or Multisport Mode, press  to go to the next view screen.
ENTER (8 )
Press 8 to select the highlighted item for setting or change. Press 8 to confirm the entry or changed item.
In Performance or Multisport Mode, press and hold 8 for 2 seconds to lock all buttons except the INDIGLO®
button. Press and hold 8 for 2 seconds to unlock all buttons.
DWN / STP / RST (q)
In a menu, press q to highlight the item below or to the right of the currently selected one.
In Performance or Multisport Mode with the chronograph stopped and reset, press q to display the previous
view screen.
In Performance Mode with the chronograph running, press q to stop (or pause) the chronograph. If the
chronograph is stopped (or paused), hold q to reset the chronograph (follow the directions on the screen).
In Multisport Mode, press q to transition to the next sport. Hold q to pause the workout. If MULTISPORT Mode
is paused, press q to reset the chronograph (follow the directions on the screen).
START / SPLIT
Press START / SPLIT in Performance or Multisport Mode to begin timing a workout. Press it again when the
chronograph is running to take a split and to time laps individually.

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Status Bar
The status bar appears at the bottom of all screens. It shows the battery charge remaining, the current time,
and status icons to give an at-a-glance view of the Global Trainer™ watch’s status.
Battery icon

Shows the approximate charge of the battery. More dark
segments indicates a higher charge. The icon shows the charge
remaining while charging, plus the remaining section to charge
blinks.

t

Chrono icon

Appears when the chronograph is running.

d

Alarm icon

Appears when the alarm is set.

H

Timer icon

Appears when the chrono is running and a timer has been
enabled.

2:00 PM

Time of Day text

Current time

g

Heart icon

Solid: Heart rate monitor is communicating properly.
 linking: Device is pairing or has received no useful data for
B
15 seconds.

RPM icon

Solid: Bike speed or cadence sensor is communicating properly.
Blinking: Device is pairing or has received no useful data for
15 seconds.

Power icon

Solid: Power meter is communicating properly.
Blinking: Device is pairing or has received no useful data for
15 seconds.

Satellite icon

Solid: GPS has a satellite fix.
Blinking: GPS is seeking a satellite fix.
None: GPS cannot locate a satellite.

Charge Your Global Trainer™ Watch
Before you use the Global Trainer™ watch for the first time, the lithium-ion battery must be charged.
A depleted battery takes approximately 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 hours to fully charge.
CAUTION: The Global Trainer™ watch should only be charged within a temperature range of 32°F - 113°F
(0°C - 45°C).
Charge Using the USB Cable
1.	 Insert the large USB-A plug on the download/charging clip into a USB port on any powered computer.
2.	 Attach the download/charging clip to the back of the Global Trainer™ watch.
3.	 M
 ake sure the four contacts on the clip touch the four metal discs on the back of the watch. Match the
red dot on the watch with the red dot on the connector for proper orientation.
4.	 S
 ecure the clip to the watch caseback by placing the fixed end of the clip into the slot adjacent to the 	
red dot and locking the hinged end of the clip into the other slot.
Charge Using the AC Adaptor
1.	 Insert large USB-A plug on the download/charging clip into the USB port on the AC adaptor, and plug the
AC adaptor into an electrical outlet.
2.	 A
 ttach the download/charging clip to the back of the Global Trainer™ watch, as instructed above in steps
3 and 4.
The Power Off Function is set to SHOW TIME, so the date and time will display during charging. A blinking
battery icon appears during charging. A solid battery icon appears when charging is complete.
 Use only the Phihong PSB05R-050Q power adaptor supplied with this product.
NOTE: To prevent corrosion, please dry the download/charging contacts and the surrounding area on the back
of the Global Trainer™ watch.

Turn the Global Trainer™ Watch On and Off
To turn the Global Trainer™ watch on or off, press and hold 8 for 2 seconds until you hear a three-note tone.
The tone ascends in pitch when powering on, and descends in pitch when powering off.
Because the Power Off Function is set to SHOW TIME, the date and time will display when the Global Trainer™
watch is turned off. The POWER OFF label will appear in the upper status bar.
When the Power Off Function is set to TURN OFF DISPLAY, better standby battery life is obtained. To learn
more about the Power Off Function, refer to the CONFIGURE (Mode) and the MODES sections of this USER
GUIDE.
NOTE: The display contrast can change due to temperature changes. To adjust the contrast level, follow
these steps.

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1. From powered down mode, press and hold 8 for 2 seconds to turn on the watch.
2. When
contrast level.

appears, press the p or . A corresponding bar graph shows the

3. Press p to increase the contrast or  to decrease the contrast.
4. When satisfied with your selection, press 8 to exit contrast setting.

Initial System Setup
Time of Day

The time, date, and day of week are set by the GPS based on selections you make.
1. Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays and press  to highlight WATCH.
2. Press  and 8 and press  to select and change Time Format, Time Zone, Date Format and other watch
functions.

Language and Personal Information
To accurately measure the performance of your workouts and to assist in calculating your heart rate zones,
enter your Gender, Weight and Date of birth.
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE appears.
2.	 Press  until USER INFO is highlighted, and press  .

3.	 Press p or  to select Personal and press  .
4.	 Press p or  to choose the setting group to change, then press   to open the setting change window.
5.	 P
 ress p or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press 8  to confirm your
selection.

Select Language
1. 	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight USER INFO, then press  .
3. 	 Press p or  to highlight the Language displayed, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 Press p or  to highlight a selection, then press  to confirm your selection.
NOTE: If you change the language selection, the watch will go back to the initial Configure Mode display in the
revised language.

Configure Personal Settings
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight USER INFO, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight the setting to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press  to confirm
your selection.
Setting Group

Adjustment

GENDER

Select MALE or FEMALE.

WEIGHT

Enter your weight, then press 8 to close the setting change window. The
minimum is 50. The maximum is 400.

HEIGHT

Enter your height, then press BACK/PWR to close the setting change window. The
minimum is 10 and the max is 999.

DATE OF BIRTH: MONTH

Select your month of birth.

DATE OF BIRTH: DAY

Enter your day of birth. Press 8 to close the setting change window.

DATE OF BIRTH: YEAR

Enter the year you were born. Press 8 to close the setting change window.

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Performance Mode

Performance Mode tracks data for up to 20 workouts and up to 1000 laps. Keep track of multiple variables
during your workout, including speed, distance, elapsed time, pace, and calories burned. See data during your
workout in five customizable view screens, each with up to four fields for displaying data.

Performance Mode Terminology
•	 View screen: View screens display performance data in a customized layout.
•	 Chronograph: The chronograph records timed segments for the duration of your workout.
•	 Lap: Lap time records the time or duration of individual segments of your workout.
•	 Split: Split time records the total elapsed time since the beginning of your current workout.
•	 Taking a lap or split: When you take a lap or split, the chronograph records the time for the current
segment and automatically begins timing a new one.
•	 Interval: A period of the workout customized for length of time and an optional heart rate intensity.
•	 Repetitions (Reps): A series of intervals which is repeated during a workout.

Example of Laps and Splits
Lap time is the length of an individual segment of activity. Split time is the time elapsed from the beginning 	
of the workout through the current segment.
The graph below represents the lap and split times for a workout in which 4 laps were taken.

Customizing Workout Screens
These are 5 view screens on the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch: SWIM, BIKE, RUN, CUSTOM 1, and
CUSTOM 2. You can customize the name of the view screen, the number of fields displayed on each view
screen, the activity associated with the view screen and the performance data displayed in each field.

Open the Display Menu
1.	 Press MODE until PERFORMANCE appears, then press  .
2.	 Press  or  if necessary to highlight DISPLAY, then press  .

Name the View Screen
You can rename any of the view screens. Each name may contain up to 8 characters.
1.	 Open the Display menu.
2.	 Press  to highlight the view screen to customize, then press  .
3.	 Press  to highlight VIEW NAME field, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 Press  or  to highlight a character, then press  to select the character.
5.	 Continue selecting characters until the desired name displays.
6.	 Press 8.

Configure Calorie Expenditure Settings
To ensure proper calculation of CALORIES performance data, configure the settings in the Activity Setup menu
to reflect the type and intensity of activity you will engage in.
1.	 Open the Display menu.
2.	 Press  or  to highlight the view screen to customize, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight ACTIVITY SETUP, then press  .

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4.	 Press  or  to highlight the field to customize, then press  .
5.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight the performance data to select the choice or edit the setting in the field,
then press  .
Setting Group

Adjustment

ACTIVITY

Choose the activity to be monitored by this view screen. Choices, in order of
lowest to highest calorie expenditure, are: BIKE, WALK, HIKE, SWIM, RUN.

LEVEL

Choose the level of intensity for this view screen. Choices in order of lowest to
highest calorie expenditure are: VERY SLOW, SLOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, VERY HIGH.

EXTRA WEIGHT

Enter the amount of extra weight carried during this activity. Press 8 to close
the setting change window. More extra weight will result in higher calorie
expenditure.

POWER EFFICIENCY

A scaling factor selectable from 0.18 to 0.25. This value can be configured after
getting metabolic testing with a bike power meter.

Choose the Number of Fields and Select Performance Data
1.	 Open the Display menu.
2.	 Press  or  to highlight the view screen to customize, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight Field Layout, then press  .
4.	 Press  or  to choose the number of fields for the view screen, then press  .
5.	 Press  or  to highlight the field to customize, then press  .
6.	 Press  or  to highlight the performance data to include in the field, then press  .
7.	 Continue selecting fields and selecting performance data until the view screen contains desired data.
NOTE: Additional data is tracked during your workout beyond the data in the display screens. Review your
workouts in Review Mode to see all tracked data.
Performance data options:
ALTITUDE

your current altitude above sea level

ALTI-INZN

amount of time spent in your defined altitude zone

ALTI-MAX

highest altitude reached during this workout

ALTI-MIN

lowest altitude reached during this workout

ASC-TOTAL

total ascent during this workout

ASC-AVG

average ascent over distance traveled

CADENCE

current RPM of bike crank

CAD-AVG

average RPM of bike crank

CAD-INZN

amount of time spent in your defined cadence zone

CAD-BEST

highest RPM reached during this workout

CALORIES

calories burned
NOTE: To accurately calculate calories burned, configure the view screen using
ACTIVITY SETUP on the Display menu.

DSC-TOTAL

total descent during this workout

DSC-AVG

average descent over distance traveled

DISTANCE

total distance traveled

DIS-LEFT

total distance remaining when tracking back to a waypoint or to a route

HR

current heart rate

HR-AVG

average heart rate over entire workout

HR-PEAK

highest heart rate reached during this workout

HR-INZN

amount of time spent in your defined heart rate zone

PACE

time per mile/km at current speed

PACE-AVG

average time per mile/km over entire workout

PACE-BEST

fastest time per mile/km reached in this workout

PACE-INZN

amount of time spent in your defined pace zone

POWER

current power output

POWER-AVG

average power in watts over entire workout

PWR-INZN

amount of time spent in your defined power zone

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PWR-PEAK

highest power in watts reached during this workout

PACER

amount of time ahead or behind selected target set in Performance Pacer

SPEED

current speed

SPD-AVG

average speed over entire workout

SPD-INZN

amount of time spent in your defined speed zone

SPD-MAX

fastest speed reached during this workout

TIME-LAP

time for current lap

TIME-LEFT

estimated time to reach the next waypoint

TIME-STOP

total rest time during workout

TIME-SPLT

total time elapsed since beginning of workout

TIME-SGMT

total time elapsed since the beginning of this activity as selected in Multisport Mode

TIME-EVT

total time of event including transition and rest periods

TIME DAY

current time of day

TIMER-1

custom timers which can be set to include multiple repetitions and intervals

TIMER-2
TIMER-3
TIMER-4
TIMER-5

Start a Workout
1.	 Press MODE until PERFORMANCE appears.
2.	 Press  or q to select a view screen.
3.	 Press START/SPLIT to start the chronograph and begin your workout.
NOTE: If the GPS is not fixed on a satellite, this message displays:

If you select NO, the chronograph will not start. Move into a position with a clear view of the sky where the
Global Trainer™ watch can receive and fix onto the GPS signals.
NOTE: The first time you wear the Global Trainer™ watch, this GPS signal fix may take several minutes. For
subsequent sessions, the GPS signal fix should take 30 to 90 seconds. If a subsequent session takes longer
than 2 minutes for GPS signal fix, this message displays:

If you select YES, the GPS signal fix will go into full search mode, which may take several minutes.
NOTE: The maximum time the chronograph will measure is 20 hours. If this time is reached, you must save or
reset the workout.

Take a Lap or Split
Press START/SPLIT when the chronograph is running to take a lap or split. Up to three displays will appear in
sequence.
NOTE: While the lap data is being displayed, the chrono has begun timing the next lap.

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•	 The first display shows the lap number, lap time, split time, and distance.

•	 T
 he second display shows the lap number, average heart rate, average pace, and average speed for 	
the lap.

•	 The third display shows the average cadence and power values from the bike sensors.
	

NOTE: If sensors are not connected to the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch, their corresponding data is
not shown.

Change Views During a Workout
You can change view screens during a workout to see different performance data.
1.	 Start the workout as described above.
2.	 Press  to change view screens.
NOTE: The chronograph will continue to run, as indicated by the chrono icon on the status bar, until you
press  to stop the workout.

Stop a Workout
1.	 While the chronograph is running, press . The CHRONO STOPPED message displays.
2.	 Hold  for 2 seconds. The SAVE WORKOUT AND RESET? Screen displays.

3.	 Press  or  to highlight YES, NO, or RESET ONLY, then press  to confirm your choice.
If you select YES, the chronograph will reset and the workout data will appear in Review mode.
If you select NO, the chronograph is not reset. Press START/SPLIT again to continue your workout.
If you select RESET ONLY, the chronograph will reset and no workout data is recorded.

Lock Performance Mode
1.	 Press and hold the  for 2 seconds.
2.	 A
 message appears confirming that the watch is locked, and a l appears in the right corner of the title
bar.
3.	 T
 o unlock, hold   again for 2 seconds. The “WATCH UNLOCKED” message confirms deactivation. When
locked, the MODE button cannot be activated and splits cannot be taken.

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Timers and Performance Pacer

In addition to customizing the Performance Mode view screens to show your specific workout data, you can
set up custom Timers to help manage repetitions and intensity during your workout. You can also use the
Performance Pacer feature to measure your workout against your own saved workouts, or against target
times you choose.

Set Up Timers and Performance Pacer
In addition to customizing the view screens to show your specific performance data, you can set up custom
timers to help manage repetitions and intensity during your workout. You can also use the Performance Pacer
feature to measure your workout against your own saved workouts, or against target times you choose.

Timers

There are five custom timers you can view in the performance data fields.

Open the Timer Menu
1.	 Press MODE until PERFORMANCE displays.
2.	 Press  . The Performance Setup screen displays.
3.	 Press  or  to highlight TIMER, then press  .

Customize a Timer
1.	 Open the Timer menu.
2.	 Press  or  to highlight the timer to customize, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight EDIT TIMER, then press  . The Edit Timer screen displays.
4.	 Press  or  to choose the setting group to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
5.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press  to confirm your
selection.
Setting Group

Adjustment

INTERVAL

Select Yes to activate intervals, or No to edit as a standard countdown timer.

NUMBER OF INTS

Enter the number of intervals for the timer. Press 8 to close the setting change window.
Maximum intervals is 20. NOTE: This setting is only available if Interval is set to YES.

ACTION AT END

Select Stop to end the workout after one interval, or Repeat to repeat for the number of
repetitions selected.

REPS

Enter the number of times to repeat the interval group. Press 8 to close the setting
change window. Maximum reps is 100.

Change the Timer Name
1.	 Open the Timer menu.
2.	 Press  to highlight the timer to rename, then press  .
3.	 Press  to highlight the the timer name, then press  . The setting change window opens.
4.	 Press  to highlight a character. Press  to select the character.
5.	 Continue selecting characters until the desired name displays. Each name can contain up to 8 characters.
6.	 Press 8 to close the setting change window.

Edit a Standard Countdown Timer
1.	 Open the Timer menu.
2.	 Press  to highlight the timer to customize, then press  .
3.	 Press  to highlight EDIT TIMER, then press  .
4.	 Make sure the INTERVALS setting is set to NO.
5.	 P
 ress  to highlight EDIT TIMER, then press  .
NOTE: This feature is only available if the Interval setting is set to No.

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6.	 Press  to highlight an interval to customize, then press  . The Edit Timer screen displays.

7.	 Press  or  to choose the setting group to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
8.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press  to confirm your  
selection.
Setting Group

Adjustment

HOURS

Enter the number of hours for the timer. Press 8 to close the setting change window
and move to the next setting. The maximum number of hours is 2.

MINUTES

Enter the number of minutes for the timer. Press 8 to close the setting change window
and move to the next setting. The maximum number of minutes is 59.

SECONDS

Enter the number of seconds for the timer. Press 8 to close the setting change window
and move to the next setting. The maximum number of seconds is 59.

Customize Intervals
1.	 Open the Timer menu.
2.	 Press  to highlight the timer to customize, then press  .
3.	 Press  to highlight EDIT TIMER, then press  .
4.	 Make sure the Intervals setting is set to Yes.
5.	 T
 o edit intervals, press  to highlight VIEW INTERVALS, then press  .
NOTE: This feature is only available if the Interval setting is set to Yes.
6.	 Press  to highlight an interval to customize, then press  . The Edit Interval screen displays.

7.	 Press  or  to choose the setting group to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
8.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press  to confirm your
selection.
Setting Group

Adjustment

HOURS

Enter the number of hours for the timer. Press 8 to close the setting change
window and move to the next setting. The maximum number of hours is 2.

MINUTES

Enter the number of minutes for the timer. Press 8 to close the setting change
window and move to the next setting. The maximum number of minutes is 59.

SECONDS

Enter the number of seconds for the timer. Press 8 to close the setting change
window and move to the next setting. The maximum number of seconds is 59.

HR ZONE

Choose the heart rate zone to maintain for this interval, or choose NONE to use the
interval in any zone.

Repeat this process for each interval in the timer.

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Example of Using Intervals
You wish to integrate interval running into your training routine. You set up several intervals to help you track
both time and heart rate for the workout. Your first week’s intervals might look like this:
Interval

Time

Heart Rate
Zone

Interval 1

00:05:00

NONE

Interval 2

00:10:00

ZONE 2

Interval 3

00:05:00

ZONE 3

Interval 4

00:03:00

ZONE 4

Interval 5

00:05:00

ZONE 3

Interval 6

00:05:00

ZONE 1

You use Interval 1 as a warmup. Intervals 2 through 5 are the core of the workout. Finally, Interval 6 represents
a cool-down period.

Performance Pacer

The Performance Pacer feature lets you measure your progress against a previously saved workout, or a
manually entered time and distance.
When Performance Pacer is selected as a view screen option, you will see how far you are ahead or behind
the time loaded in Performance Pacer.

Open the Performance Pacer Menu
1.	 Press MODE until PERFORMANCE displays.
2.	 Press  . The Performance Setup window displays.
3.	 Press  or  to highlight PERFORMANCE PACER, then press  . The Performance Pacer screen displays.

Open the Course Menu
1.	 Open the Performance Pacer menu.
2.	 Press  or  to highlight Course:, then press  .

Add a Saved Workout to Performance Pacer
1.	 Open the Course menu.
2.	 Press  to highlight , then press  .
3.	 Press  to highlight a workout to add, then press  .
4.	 Press  to highlight the first letter of the course name.
5.	 Press  to highlight a character. Press  to select the character.
6.	 Continue selecting characters until the desired name displays.
7.	 Press 8.
8.	 Press  to highlight CONFIRM?, then press  .

Remove a Course from Performance Pacer
1.	 Open the Course menu.
2.	 Press  to highlight the course to remove, then press  .
3.	 Press  to highlight Delete Course, then press  .

Select a Course for the Performance Pacer
1.	 Open the Course menu.
2.	 Press  to highlight the course to pace against, then press  .

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3.	 Press  to highlight Select This Course, then press  .

Set Performance Pacer Benchmarks Manually
1.	 Open the Performance Pacer menu.
2.	 Press  to highlight Set Target:Time/Dist, then press  . The Set Target screen displays.

3.	 Press  or  to choose the setting group to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press  to confirm your
selection.
Setting Group

Adjustment

DISTANCE

Enter the distance to compare against. Press 8 to close the setting change
window, and move to the next setting. The maximum distance is 99.99.

TIME

Enter the time to compare against. Press 8 to close the setting change window,
and move to the next setting. The maximum time is 10:59:59.

Choose to Pace Against a Course or Manual Benchmarks
1.	 Open the Performance Pacer menu.
2.	 Press  or  to highlight PACER, then press  .
3.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight Course to pace against the loaded course, or Target to pace against the manual
benchmark.

Use Performance Pacer During Your Workout
1.	 Set up the Performance Mode data fields in the view screen you will use Performance Pacer with.
2.	 In one of the fields, choose PACER as the Performance Mode data to display.
3.	 Start the chronograph and start your workout.
4.	 T
 he PACER field updates constantly and indicates how far you are ahead or behind pace based on the
course or benchmarks you set.

Performance Mode Notes & Tips
•	 D
 uring a workout, the chronograph continues to run in the background even if the chronograph is not
visible in any of the performance view screens.
•	 T
 he Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch tracks more workout data than just the items in the
Performance Mode view screens. When your workout is complete, use Review Mode to see all recorded
data for your workout.

Multisport Mode

While Performance Mode tracks performance data for one activity, Multisport Mode links up to five sports
together, and manages transitions between sports as well. Choose the performance data for each of up to five
sports, and use the transition periods in between sports to prepare for the next activity in the MULTISPORT
sequence. For example, use the transition period between MULTI-BIKE and MULTI-RUN to change from cycling
shoes to running shoes.

Multisport Mode Terminology
•	Transition: A period of stoppage in between two activities to prepare for the next sport in sequence,
tracked by the TIME-STOP performance data option.

Multisport Mode View Screens
The titles of the view screens are prefixed by the term MULTI- (for example, RUN is MULTI-RUN in Multisport
Mode), but the fields and performance data on the screens are identical to those in Performance Mode.
Customize the number of fields and data displayed following the steps in the View Screens section of
Performance Mode, above.

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Set Up Multisport Mode
You can use custom timers, intervals, calorie expenditure settings, and the Performance Pacer feature in
Multisport Mode by following the steps in the To Set Up Performance Mode section above. You can also
arrange the sequence of activities you want to use in Multisport Mode.

Set Up Activities
1.	 Press the MODE button until MULTISPORT displays.
2.	 Press  .
3.	 Press  to highlight SELECT SPORTS, then press  .

4.	 Press  to highlight the activity to change, then press  .
5.	 P
 ress  to highlight the activity to include in the multisport sequence, then press  to confirm your
choice. You can also select NONE if you wish to use a sequence of less than 5 activities.
6.	 R
 epeat steps 4 and 5 until up to 5 activities have been chosen. When you start a workout in Multisport
Mode, the activities (with transitions in between) will take place in the order you selected.

Start a Workout
1.	 Press MODE until MULTISPORT displays.
2.	 P
 ress START/SPLIT to start the chronograph and begin your workout. A message will prompt you to
begin the first activity in the Multisport sequence you have defined. The view will switch to the first sport
selected when you set up the workout.
NOTE: If the GPS is not fixed on a satellite, this message displays:

Press  to highlight YES or NO, then press  to confirm your choice.
If you select YES, many GPS related performance data options, such as distance, speed, or altitude will not
function.
If you select NO, the chronograph will not start.
NOTE: The maximum time the chronograph will measure is 20 hours. If this time is reached, you must save or
reset the workout.
NOTE: Press  to manually switch between view screens. At the beginning of each event, the view will
automatically switch to the view screen for the active sport.

Enter Transition
1.	 W
 hile the Multisport Mode chronograph is running, press . All timers but the Stoppage Time (TIME-STOP)
timer will cease counting, and the TRANSITION message displays.

2.	 Prepare for the next activity in the sequence.
3.	 Press . A message displays prompting you to start the next activity.

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4.	 Begin the next activity.
5.	 Repeat these steps until your workout is complete.

Pause a Workout
You can pause a workout during an activity or end of an activity without entering transition. No time will be
kept on the chronograph during this time.
1.	 W
 hile the chronograph is running, press and hold  for 1 second. The WORKOUT PAUSED message
displays.
2.	 Press START/SPLIT to resume the chronograph.

Stop a Workout
When your workout is complete, you can stop the workout, reset the chronograph, and save the workout data
for review.
1.	 W
 hile the chronograph is running, press and hold  for 1 second. The WORKOUT PAUSED message
displays.
2.	 Press . The SAVE WORKOUT AND RESET? Screen displays.

3.	 Press  to highlight YES, NO or RESET ONLY, then press  to confirm your choice.
If you select RESET ONLY, the workout data will be deleted.
If you select YES, the chronograph will reset and workout data will appear in Review mode.
If you select NO, the chronograph is not reset. Press START/SPLIT again to continue your workout.

Take a Lap or Split
Press START/SPLIT when the chronograph is running to take a lap or split. Three displays will appear in  
sequence:
•	 The first displays the lap number, lap time, split time, and distance.
•	 The second displays the lap number, average heart rate, average pace, and average speed for the lap.
•	 The third displays the average cadence and power values from the bike sensor.
The chronograph will begin timing a new lap.
NOTE: If sensors are not connected to the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch, their corresponding data
is not shown. All data will be moved up one place in the screens for each reading not shown. If enough data 	
is omitted, only one or two screens will display.

Change Views During a Workout
You can change view screens during a workout to view different performance data.
1.	 Start the workout as described above.
2.	 Press  to change view screens.
NOTE: The chronograph will continue to run, even if no timers are visible on the selected view screen, until
you press BACK/STP/RST to stop the workout.

Lock Multisport Mode
1.	 Press and hold the  for 2 seconds.
2.	 A
 message appears confirming that the watch is locked, and a l appears in the right corner of the title
bar.
3. 	 T
 o unlock, hold  again for 2 seconds. The “WATCH UNLOCKED” message confirms deactivation. When
locked, the MODE button cannot be activated, transitions cannot be made, and splits cannot be taken.

Multisport Mode Notes & Tips
•	 M
 ultisport Mode and Performance Mode use the same custom view screens to display your workout data.
Changes you make in either mode will affect the displayed data in the other mode.
•	 T
 o keep track of your transition times, make sure to include TIME-STOP in one of the performance data
fields. You can also look at the cumulative stoppage time in Review Mode.

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•	 D
 o not forget that you can use custom timers and the Performance Pacer feature in Multisport Mode just
like you can in Performance Mode.

Navigate Mode

Use Navigate mode to find your position at any time using GPS technology. You can also create a waypoint at
any time, saving your current position in the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch memory. Combine these
waypoints in any combination you wish to create workout routes. During your workout, view the compass
feature to find your direction and speed, and view the map to see where you have been during your workout.

Navigate Mode Terminology
•	Waypoint: A GPS marker which can be saved to the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch memory,
indicating the latitude and longitude of your current location.
•	Route: A collection of waypoints similar to a breadcrumb trail, organized in an order of your choosing,
which you can follow as part of your workout routine.
•	 GOTO: Navigate from current location to a selected waypoint.
•	 Follow: Navigate to multiple waypoints along a route.
•	Latitude: Distance north or south of the equator, measured in degrees, minutes, and seconds.
•	Longitude: Distance east or west of the prime meridian, measured in degrees, minutes, and seconds.

Peek to Performance Data
During a workout, you can view your performance data from any screen in Navigate Mode. Press and hold
START/SPLIT to view the currently selected performance data screen. Release START/SPLIT to return to
Navigate Mode.
NOTE: You cannot use Peek to Performance Data while there is a popup message on the display.

Location
Find your current position anywhere on the globe with the Location feature.
1.	 Press the MODE button until NAVIGATE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight LOCATION, then press  .
Your current latitude and longitude (in degrees, minutes, and seconds) and altitude (in feet or in meters, based
on configuration) display. The location will update every 2 seconds for as long as the GPS is fixed on a satellite.
NOTE: If the GPS cannot fix on a satellite, this message displays:

Waypoints

Waypoints are GPS markers you can save to the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch memory. You can
track back to them later, or you can string them together to build routes to follow for your workout.

Open the Waypoints Menu
1.	 Press the MODE button until NAVIGATE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight WAYPOINTS, then press  .

Save a Waypoint
Any location can be saved as a waypoint to the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch memory. You can save
up to 100 waypoints.
1.	 Open the Waypoints menu.

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2.	 Press  to highlight SAVE, then press  . Your current position displays.

3.	 P
 ress  or  to select YES, then press  to save the waypoint and return to the Waypoint List. Select NO,
then press  to return to the Waypoint List without saving.
NOTE: You can edit the latitude and longitude. Press  to move to the latitude field. Press  to edit the
degrees, minutes, seconds, or fractional seconds. Press  to select Save, then press  to save your changes.

View the Waypoint List
1.	 Open the Waypoints menu.
2.	 Press  to highlight LIST ALL, then press  . The Waypoint List displays.
3.	 Press  to highlight a waypoint, then press  to view the waypoint details.

Rename a Waypoint
1.	 Open the Waypoint List.
2.	 Press  to highlight a waypoint, then press  to view the waypoint details.
3.	 Press  to highlight RENAME, then press  .
4.	 P
 ress  to open the character list. Press  to highlight the desired character, then press  to confirm
your selection. Continue selecting characters to spell the desired waypoint name. The waypoint name can
contain up to six characters. Press 8 when the desired name is entered.

Delete a Waypoint
1.	 Open the Waypoint List.
2.	 Press  to highlight a waypoint, then press  to view the waypoint details.
3.	 Press  to highlight DELETE, then press  .
4.	 P
 ress  to highlight YES, then press  to delete the waypoint and go back to the Waypoints menu. Press
 or  to highlight NO, then press  to go back to the waypoint details without deleting the waypoint.

GOTO to a Waypoint
Use the GOTO feature to plot a route from your current location to a saved waypoint.
1.	 Open the Waypoint List.
2.	 Press  to highlight a waypoint, then press  to view the waypoint details.
3.	 Press  to highlight GOTO? then press  .
A pop-up message asks if you would like to store your workout data for this event. The map displays. Your
current location is in the center of the map. A line connects your current location to the waypoint.
Press  to switch to the compass view. The compass arrow indicates the direction to the waypoint.
If the chronograph is running in Performance Mode, the chronograph will automatically take a split when you
reach a waypoint. A message alerts you that the waypoint has been reached, and the chronograph begins
timing a new split.

Delete All Waypoints
1.	 Open the Waypoints menu.
2.	 Press  to highlight DELETE ALL, then press  .
3.	 P
 ress  to highlight YES, then press  to delete all stored waypoints and go back to the Waypoints menu.
Press  to highlight NO, then press  to go back to the Waypoints menu without deleting the waypoints.

Routes

Routes are collections of waypoints organized in a sequence of your choosing. You can follow a route during a
workout, then save the workout data for later use with the Performance Pacer feature.

Open the Routes Menu
1.	 Press the MODE button until NAVIGATE appears.

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2.	 Press  to highlight ROUTES, then press  .

Create a Route
Organize waypoints stored in the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch into routes. You can create and save
up to 50 routes.

1.	 Open the Routes menu.
2.	 Press  to highlight CREATE NEW, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight the empty slot in the list, then press  to open the Waypoint List.
4.	 Press  or  to highlight a waypoint to add, then press  to add the waypoint to the route.
5.	 Repeat steps 3 and 4 until the route is complete.
6.	 Press 8 to save the route and return to the Routes menu.

View the Route List
1.	 Open the Routes menu.
2.	 Press  to highlight LIST ALL, then press  . The list of routes displays.

Follow a Route
Use the Follow feature to travel through each waypoint in a stored route. You can start at either the first or
the last waypoint in the route sequence. The Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch plots a course from your
current location to either the first or last waypoint in the sequence (based on your selection), and directs you
through the waypoints in the route.
1.	 Open the Routes List.
2.	 Press  to highlight the route to follow, then press  .
3.	 Press  to highlight FOLLOW?, then press  .
4.	 Press  to highlight the first or the last waypoint, then press  to confirm your selection.
5.	 P
 ress  to select YES (to record) or NO (to not record) your workout data. If you select YES, Performance
Mode will be activated.
The map screen displays. Your current location is in the center of the map, and the line indicates the route to
the next waypoint in the sequence.
Press  to toggle between the map and the compass view, which shows a directional arrow pointing toward
the next waypoint.
Press  to decrease the map resolution and zoom out. Press  to increase the resolution and zoom in.
NOTE: You must be at the location of the first waypoint within the route to track back. If you don’t know how
to get to the beginning of the route, use the Waypoint function to navigate to the first waypoint. Once there,
you can track back along the selected route.

Delete a Selected Route
1.	 Open the Routes List.
2.	 Press  to highlight the route to delete, then press  .
3.	 Press  to highlight DELETE?, then press  .
The route is removed from the list.

Delete All Routes
1.	 Open the Routes menu.
2.	 Press  to highlight DELETE ALL, then press  .
3.	 P
 ress  to highlight YES, then press  to delete all routes and return to the Routes screen, or highlight
NO, then press  to return to the Routes screen without deleting.

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Compass

Use the Compass feature to determine your current speed and the direction you are heading. The Global
Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch must have a GPS fix to use this feature, and direction and speed are only
reported while you are in motion.

Navigate Using the Compass
1.	 Press the MODE button until NAVIGATE appears.
2.	 Press  to highlight COMPASS, then press  .

An arrow points to the 12 o’clock position while the compass ring spins around indicating the direction you
are moving. Your current speed and your current heading (in direction and degrees) are listed to the right of
the compass.
If the Global Trainer™ watch has no GPS fix, an alert message will indicate this.

Map

The Map feature shows your current location in relation to the waypoints you have stored in the Global
Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch.

Navigate Using the Map
1.	 Press the MODE button until NAVIGATE appears.
2.	 Press  to highlight MAP, then press  .

Your current position appears in the center of the map.
Icons representing stored waypoints appear on the map relative to your current position.
These symbols appear on the map:



Compass rose

points North

Human figure

your current position (when stopped and/or there is no GPS signal)

Arrow

direction you are currently heading

Scale indicator

indicates the current resolution of the map

Flag icon

Shows where you are currently positioned relative to the route

Beginning tag

the first waypoint in the workout

End tag

the last waypoint in the workout

Change Map Resolution
1.	 Press the MODE button until NAVIGATE appears.
2.	 Press  to highlight MAP, then press  .
3.	 Press  to increase the scale and zoom out. Press  to decrease the scale and zoom in.
The Map feature supports resolution settings in various increments from 20 ft (5 m) — 100 miles (200 km).

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Navigate Mode Notes & Tips
•	 A
 battery save feature turns off the watch after 30 minutes of inactivity. To navigate without the watch
turning off, go to Performance Mode and activate the chronograph or answer YES to RECORD YOUR
WORKOUT DATA.
•	 If you delete a waypoint, routes including that waypoint are deleted as well.
•	 F
 or more accurate positioning, but with a slower refresh rate, turn the WAAS/EGNOS setting to ON in
Configure Mode. For more frequent GPS updates, but with a wider margin of error, turn the WAAS/EGNOS
setting OFF.
•	 The compass displays your heading and speed only when you are moving, never while stationary.

Review Mode

Use Review Mode to inspect the details of your workouts. While Performance Mode and Multisport Mode
allow you to monitor at most four workout statistics on each view screen, additional data is recorded during
your workouts, and you can view all of this data in Review Mode. You can also view the data for individual laps.
You can view the course of the workout plotted on the map as well, and track back along the workout route to
repeat the workout or to find your way back to your starting point.

Review Mode Terminology
•	 Workout summary: A list of all data recorded for the entire workout.
•	Lap summary: A list of all data recorded for individual laps within a workout.
•	 Track back: Follow a saved workout either forward or backward.

View the Workout List
Press the MODE button until REVIEW appears. The list of workouts displays. Each line on the list indicates the
date of the workout, the time of the workout, and the number of laps in the workout.

The Memory Used bar at the bottom of the screen indicates how much of the workout memory is used. You
can store up to 20 workouts on the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch, and the total number of laps in
these workouts cannot exceed 1000.

Select a Workout to View
1.	 Press the MODE button until REVIEW appears.
2.	 Press  or  to highlight the workout to view, then press  .

View a Workout Summary
1.	 Select a workout to view.
2.	 Press  to highlight WORKOUT SUMMARY, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to scroll through the four data screens.

View Lap Summary Data
1.	 Select a workout to view.
2.	 Press  to highlight VIEW LAPS, then press  . The Laps List appears.

3.	 Press  to highlight the lap to view, then press  .
4.	 Press  or  to scroll through the four data screens.
The lap number appears at the top of the screen.

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This data appears in the workout and lap summary (items marked * will only display data if the necessary
sensors were connected during the workout):
Data

Description

In Workout Summary

In Lap
Summary

TOTAL TIME

total time elapsed since beginning of workout

3

DISTANCE

total distance traveled

3

SPLIT TIME

total time elapsed since beginning of workout

LAP TIME

time for this lap only

AVG SPEED

average speed over entire workout

3

3

AVG PACE

estimate of time per mile/km over entire workout

3

3

AVG HR*

average heart rate over entire workout

3

3

STOP TIME

total rest time during workout

3

MAX SPEED

fastest speed reached during this workout

3

3

BEST PACE

fastest estimate of time per mile/km reached during this
workout

3

3

PEAK HR*

highest heart rate reached during this workout

3

3

MIN HR*

lowest heart rate reached during this workout

3

3

IN ZONE*

amount of time spent in your defined heart rate zone

3

3

ZONE
RANGE*

heart rate range used to track time-in-zone

3

3

CALORIES

calories burned over entire workout

3

3

CAL/HR

average calories burned per hour

3

3

ROTATION*

total number of times the bicycle crank was turned
during the workout

3

3

MAX CAD*

highest RPM reached during this workout

3

3

AVG CAD*

average RPM of bike crank

3

3

MAX ALTI

highest altitude reached during this workout

3

3

MIN ALTI

lowest altitude reached during this workout

3

3

AVG ASC

average RPM of bike crank

3

3

AVG DESC

average descent over distance traveled

3

3

AVG
POWER*

average power in watts over entire workout

3

3

PEAK
POWER*

high power in watts over entire workout

3

3

3
3
3

View a Workout on the Map
You can view the workout route on the map. Nearby waypoints will also display on the map.
1.	 Select a workout to view.
2.	 Press  to highlight View On Map, then press  .
Your current position appears in the center of the map.
Icons representing stored waypoints appear on the map relative to your current position.
These symbols appear on the map:
Compass rose

points North

Human figure

your current position

Scale indicator

indicates the current resolution of the map

Waypoint icons

customized icons assigned to waypoints when you created them

Beginning tag

the first waypoint in the workout

End tag

the last waypoint in the workout

Press  to decrease the resolution and zoom out. Press  to increase the resolution and zoom in.
The Map feature supports resolution settings in various increments from 20 ft (5 m) — 100 miles (200 km).

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Track Back Along a Workout Route
Use the Track Back feature to follow the route of a stored workout. You can follow a route from beginning to
end or in reverse.
1.	 Select a workout to view.
2.	 Press  to highlight TRACK BACK, then press  .
3.	 P
 ress  to highlight TRACK TO START or TRACK TO END then press  . Choose TRACK TO START to follow
the workout route from the end to the beginning, or choose TRACK TO END to follow the workout route
from beginning to end.
The map screen displays. Your current location is in the center of the map, and the line indicates the route to
the next waypoint in the sequence.
Press  to toggle between the map and the compass view, which shows a directional arrow pointing toward
the next waypoint.
Press  to decrease the map resolution and zoom out. Press  to increase the resolution and zoom in.

Delete a Selected Workout
1.	 Press the MODE button until REVIEW displays.
2.	 Press  or  to highlight the workout to delete, then press  .
3.	 Press  to highlight DELETE, then press  .
4.	 P
 ress  to highlight YES, then press  to delete the workout and return to the Workout List, or highlight
NO, then press  to keep the stored workout.

Delete All Workouts
1.	 Press the MODE button until REVIEW displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight DELETE ALL, then press  .
3.	 P
 ress  to highlight YES, then press  to delete all workouts and return and return to the Workout List, or
highlight NO, then press  to return to the Workout List without deleting.

Review Mode Notes & Tips
•	 W
 hile Performance Mode only displays up to four workout metrics, Review Mode gives you more details
about a workout by recording all available workout metrics.
•	 U
 se the workouts saved in Review Mode as benchmarks for the Performance Pacer feature in
Performance or Multisport mode.
•	 T
 he Track Back feature is useful for repeating a favorite workout or for finding your way back to your
starting location.

Configure Mode

Use Configure Mode to customize all of the settings on the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch, from time
settings to sensor pairing to GPS settings.

Hands Free

Hands Free settings control automatic starting, stopping, and splits on the chronograph.

Configure Hands Free Settings
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.

2.	 Press  to highlight HANDS FREE, then press  .
3.	 Press  to highlight a submenu, then press  . The selected configuration screen opens.
4.	 Press  or  to highlight the setting to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
5.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press  to confirm your
selection.
Settings on each Hands Free submenu are detailed below.

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Setting Group

Adjustment

AUTO START

Select ON to start the chronograph automatically when you move at or above the
speed threshold. Select OFF to disable auto start.

AUTO RESUME

Select ON to restart the chronograph automatically after you stop and then begin
moving again at or above the speed threshold. Select OFF to disable auto resume.

SPEED THRESHOLD

Enter the speed at which the chronograph will automatically start. Press 8 to close
the setting change window. The minimum is 0.10. The maximum is 99.99.

Auto Stop

Setting Group

Adjustment

AUTO STOP

Select ON to stop the chronograph automatically when you go below the speed
threshold. Select OFF to disable auto stop.

SPEED THRESHOLD

Enter the speed at which the chronograph will automatically stop. Press 8 to close
the setting change window. The minimum is 0.1. The maximum is 99.99.

Auto Split

Setting Group

Adjustment

AUTO SPLIT

Select DISTANCE to automatically take a split when you reach a multiple of the
selected distance. Select BY TIME to automatically take a split each time the
selected time interval elapses. Select OFF to disable auto split.

DISTANCE

Enter the distance at which to automatically take a split. Press 8 to close the
setting change window. The minimum is 0.10. The maximum is 99.99. NOTE: This
setting is only available if the Auto Split setting is set to DISTANCE.

TIME

Enter the elapsed time at which to automatically take a split. Press 8 to close the
setting change window. The minimum is 00:00:01. The maximum time is 9:59:59.
NOTE: Time settings are only available if the Auto Split setting is set to BY TIME.

Auto Timer

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Setting Group
AUTO TIMER

Adjustment
Select ON to take a split every time the Countdown Timer ends/repeats or at the end
of each Interval.

Alerts

Use the Alerts menu to set up visual and audible alerts in response to several conditions, including speed and
heart rate.

You can set minimum and maximum values for SPEED, HEART RATE, CADENCE, AND POWER. These values
define the target zone for the setting. If the watch detects a value outside of this zone, the alert is triggered.

Configure Alerts Type (Visual Only or Audible and Visual)
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight ALERTS, then press  .
3.	 Press  to highlight VISUAL ONLY or (AUDIBLE AND VISUAL).
4.	 Press  to confirm your selection.
The visual alert will display a message on top of the display for 2 seconds. It will indicate which data (speed,
heart rate, cadence, or power) is outside the target zone, and whether the reading is low or high.
If more than one reading is outside its target zone, each reading will be listed in the same alert message.
The alert message will display once every 30 seconds for as long as the reading is outside the target zone.
The audible alert tone will sound once every 30 seconds for as long as the reading is outside the target zone.

Configure Alerts Settings
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight ALERTS, then press  .
3.	 Press  to highlight SETUP ALERTS, then press  .
4.	 Press  or  to highlight the alert to change, then press  to open the alert change window.
5.	 Press  or  to highlight a selection in the set up and press  to confirm your selection.
6.	 Repeat these steps as necessary to customize your alerts.
Settings on each Alerts submenu are detailed below.
Distance Alert

Setting Group

Adjustment

DISTANCE ALERT

Select ON to alert you once when the Alert At: distance is reached, REPEAT to alert
you each time the Alert At: distance is traveled, or OFF to disable the distance alert.

ALERT AT / ALERT
EVERY

Enter the distance at which to sound the alert. Press 8 to close the setting change
window. The minimum is 0.01. The maximum is 99.99.

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Speed / Pace Zone

Setting Group

Adjustment

SPEED / PACE ZONE

Select SPEED to alert you when you move faster or slower than the selected speed
zone, PACE to alert you when you move faster or slower than the selected pace, or
OFF to disable the speed/pace zone alert.

SPEED: BELOW

Enter the minimum speed threshold. If you go below this speed, the alert sounds.
Press 8 to close the setting change window. The minimum is 0.00. The maximum
is 999.99.

SPEED: ABOVE

Enter the maximum speed threshold. If you go above this speed, the alert sounds.
Press 8 to close the setting change window. The minimum is 0.00. The maximum
is 99.99.

PACE: BELOW

Enter the minimum pace threshold. If you go below this pace, the alert sounds.
Press 8 to close the setting change window. The minimum is 0:00. The maximum
is 59:59.

PACE: ABOVE

Enter the maximum pace threshold. If you go above this pace, the alert sounds.
Press 8 to close the setting change window. The minimum is 0:00. The maximum
is 59:59.

Altitude

Setting Group

Adjustment

ALTITUDE

Select ON to alert you when you ascend above or descend below the selected
altitude zone, or OFF to disable the altitude alert.

BELOW

Enter the minimum altitude threshold. If you go below this altitude, the alert
sounds. Press 8 to close the setting change window. The range is -2000 to 60000.

ABOVE

Enter the maximum altitude threshold. If you go above this altitude, the alert
sounds. Press 8 to close the setting change window. The range is -2000 to 60000.

NOTE: The units used for Distance, Speed/Pace, and Altitude Alerts can be changed under the Units menu in
Configure Mode.

Heart Rate Zone

Setting Group

Adjustment

HEART RATE ZONE

Select ON to alert you when your heart rate is outside the Low or High settings, or
OFF to disable the heart rate zone alert.

TARGET ZONE

Select CUSTOM to enter Low and High values manually, or Zones 1 through 5 to
use ranges based on your user info.

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LOW

Enter the minimum heart rate threshold. If your heart rate goes below this
threshold, the alert sounds. Press 8 to close the setting change window. The range
is 30 to 240.

HIGH

Enter the maximum heart rate threshold. If your heart rate goes above this
threshold, the alert sounds. Press 8 to close the setting change window. The range
is 30 to 240.

NOTE: If the Low value is set above the High value, the High value is automatically set to 5 beats higher than
the Low value. If the High value is set below the Low value, the Low value is automatically set to 5 beats lower
than the High value. If either value is set outside the acceptable range, the previous settings are retained.
Cadence Zone

Setting Group

Adjustment

CADENCE ZONE

Select ON to alert you when your bike crank rpm is outside the Below or Above
settings, or OFF to disable the cadence zone alert.

BELOW

Enter the minimum rpm threshold. If you go below this cadence, the alert sounds.
Press 8 to close the setting change window. The range is 0 to 200.

ABOVE

Enter the maximum rpm threshold. If you go above this cadence, the alert
sounds. Press 8 to close the setting change window. The range is 0 to 200.

Power Zone

Setting Group

Adjustment

POWER ZONE

Select ON to alert you when generating fewer or more watts than the Below or
Above settings, or OFF to disable the power zone alert.

BELOW

Enter the minimum power threshold. If you generate less power than this, the
alert sounds. Press 8 to close the setting change window. The range is 0 to 999.

ABOVE

Enter the maximum power threshold. If you generate more power than this, the
alert sounds. Press 8 to close the setting change window. The range is 0 to 999.

Sensors

Use the Sensors menu to search for, pair, and manage ANT+™ sensor devices such as heart rate monitors,
cadence and speed sensors, and power meters.

Configure Sensor Settings
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight SENSORS, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight the setting to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 Press  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press  to confirm your

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selection. Select NO to prevent the Global Trainer™ watch from searching for the selected sensor or to
disconnect a sensor. Select SCAN to search for and connect a sensor.
To complete the pairing process, activate the sensor’s transmitter by wetting the pads and wearing the HRM
sensor or spinning the cranks and/or wheel for the applicable bike sensor. You can also pass the magnet
alongside an uninstalled bike sensor to generate a signal for device pairing.
When the sensor is successfully paired, an abbreviation appears in the field to the right of the sensor name:
Sensor

Abbreviation

HEART RATE

HR

SPEED

SPD

CADENCE

CAD

SPEED / CADENCE

SPC

POWER METER

PWR

NOTES: If you turn any of the sensors OFF, you can go back and select a previously paired sensor without
having to pair again.
You can connect only up to four ANT+™ sensor devices at one time. If you try to connect a fifth, the last device
connected is disconnected.

User Info

Input your personal information into the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch to provide watch text in
your preferred language, or in determining heart rate zones, calorie expenditure, and default screens in
Performance Mode.

Language and Personal Information
To accurately measure the performance of your workouts and to assist in calculating your heart rate zones,
enter your Gender, Weight and Date of birth.
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE appears.
2.	 Press  until USER INFO is highlighted, and press  .

3.	 Press p or  to select Personal and press  .
4.	 Press p or  to choose the setting group to change, then press   to open the setting change window.
5.	 P
 ress p or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press 8  to confirm your
selection.

Select Language
1. 	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight USER INFO, then press  .
3. 	 Press p or  to highlight the Language displayed, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 Press p or  to highlight a selection, then press  to confirm your selection.
NOTE: If you change the language selection, the watch will go back to the initial Configure Mode display in the
revised language.

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Configure Personal Settings
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight USER INFO, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight the setting to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press  to confirm your
selection.
Setting Group

Adjustment

GENDER

Select MALE or FEMALE.

WEIGHT

Enter your weight, then press 8 to close the setting change window. The
minimum is 50. The maximum is 400.

HEIGHT

Enter your height, then press BACK/PWR to close the setting change window. The
minimum is 10 and the max is 999.

DATE OF BIRTH: MONTH

Select your month of birth.

DATE OF BIRTH: DAY

Enter your day of birth. Press 8 to close the setting change window.

DATE OF BIRTH: YEAR

Enter the year you were born. Press 8 to close the setting change window.

Watch

Adjust settings for the time of day function, including time zone, date format, and whether or not to adjust for
daylight savings time.

Configure Watch Settings
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight WATCH, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight the setting to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press   to confirm your
selection.
Setting Group

Adjustment

BUTTON BEEP

Select ON to enable a tone which sounds every time you press a button, or select
OFF to disable the tone.

HOURLY CHIME

Select ON to enable a tone which sounds on the hour, or select OFF to disable the
tone.

TIME FORMAT

Select 12 HOUR or 24 HOUR. For example, 3:00 pm will display as 3:00PM in 12hour format, and as 15:00 in 24-hour format.

TIME ZONE

If your representative city or time zone is not found, you can select CUSTOM
which allows you to offset UTC in 30-minute increments. Selecting CUSTOM
eliminates the DAYLIGHT SAVINGS setting.

DAYLIGHT SAVING

Select ON to use daylight savings time, or OFF to keep standard time.

DATE FORMAT

Select the date format to display. You can choose mm/dd/yyyy, dd.mm.yyyy, or
yyyy/mm/dd.

Alarm

Set an alarm which will sound at the selected times and days. The alarm will sound even when the watch is
powered down, so long as the Power Off function is set to SHOW TIME.

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When the alarm sounds, a message displays indicating the time and days the alarm is set to sound.

Configure Alarm Settings
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight ALARM, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight the setting to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press  to confirm your
selection.
Setting Group

Adjustment

ALARM

Select ON to sound an alarm at the selected frequency, or select OFF to disable
the alarm.

TIME

Enter the time at which the alarm will sound. Press 8 to close the setting change
window.

TIME: AM OR PM

Select AM or PM. NOTE: This setting is only available if the time format is set to
12-hour in the Watch menu.

FREQUENCY

Select the frequency at which the alarm will sound. You can choose a specific
day of the week, weekends only, weekdays only, or daily.

Heart Rate

Set up how the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch calculates and displays heart rate zones.
Initially, maximum heart rate is automatically calculated as 220 minus your age, but this can be changed
manually.

Configure Heart Rate Settings
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight HEART RATE, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight the setting to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press   to confirm your
selection.
Setting Group

Adjustment

ZONES

Select USE MAX to calculate all zones by maximum heart rate, or select CUSTOM
to enter ranges for the five zones.

MAX HR

Enter a value for the maximum heart rate in beats per minute. The range is 30 –
240.

VIEW

Select bpm to display zone values as beats per minute, or select % to display
zone values as a percentage of your maximum heart rate.

Minimum / Maximum
Values for ZONES 1-5

Enter the minimum and maximum values for each custom zone. Press    to
close the setting change window. All five CUSTOM zones must appear in
ascending order and their values cannot overlap. The acceptable values are from
30 - 240 bpm or 1 - 100%.

Recovery

Select and then set up your recovery timer. Heart rate recovery is only available in Performance Mode when
the Chronograph is stopped. A valid heart rate signal is required for the duration of the timer.

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Configure Recovery Timer
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight Recovery, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight the setting to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press   to confirm your
selection.
Setting Group

Adjustment

TIMER

Select ON to initiate the Recovery Timer over the duration selected, or OFF to
disable the feature.

TIME

Select from the durations of 30 seconds, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 10 minutes.

Bike

Manage profiles for up to five bikes. The Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch uses the settings in these
profiles to calculate speed, distance, and calorie use.

Configure Bike Settings
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight BIKE, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight the setting to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 Press  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press   to confirm your selection.
Setting Group

Adjustment

BIKE SELECTION

Select the bike number you wish to edit.

NAME

Enter a name for the bike. The bike name can contain up to 8 characters. Press 8
when the desired name is entered.

WEIGHT

Enter the bike weight. Press 8 to close the setting change window. The range is
1 – 999 (pounds or kilograms).

WHEEL SIZE

Enter the bike wheel circumference. Press    to close the setting change window.
The range is 1500mm - 2500mm.

Calculate Bike Wheel Circumference
The table below indicates the circumference of some common sizes of bike wheels for standard adult
bicycles.
Tire Size

Approx.
Circumference (mm)

700 X 56

2325

700 X 50

2293

700 X 44

2224

700 X 38

2224

700 X 35

2168

700 X 32

2155

700 X 28

2136

700 X 25

2105

700 X 23

2097

700 X 20

2086

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27 X 1 3/8

2169

27 X 1 1/4

2161

27 X 1 1/8

2155

27 X 1

2145

26 X 2.125

2070

26 X 1.9

2055

26 X 1.5

1985

26 X 1.25

1953

26 X 1.0

1913

26 X 1/650 C

1952

26 X 1 3/8

2068

You can also use the “roll-out” method to measure your wheel circumference.
1.	 Place your front wheel on the ground with the valve stem in the 6 o’clock position.
2.	 Mark the position of the valve stem on the floor.
3.	 R
 oll the bike forward, keeping pressure on the handlebars, until the valve stem is again at the 	
6 o’clock position.
4.	 Mark the position of the valve stem on the floor.
5.	 Measure the distance between the two marks.

Power Meter

Set up how the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch calculates and displays power meter zones.

Configure Power Meter Settings
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight POWER METER, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight the setting to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press  to confirm your
selection.
Setting Group

Adjustment

THRESHOLD

Enter the threshold power in watts. The range is 0 to 600.

VIEW

Select watts or % of threshold.

ZONES

Select USE THRESHOLD to automatically calculate values, or select CUSTOM to
enter ranges for the six zones.

Minimum / Maximum
Values for ZONES 1-6

Enter the minimum and maximum values for each custom zone. Press    to close
the setting change window. The minimum is 1. All six CUSTOM zones must appear
in ascending order and their values cannot overlap. The acceptable range is 	
1 - 999 watts or 1 - 100%.

GPS

Configure options for the GPS, view device version information, and view satellites. You can also reset the
watch and update the firmware from this menu.

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Configure GPS Settings
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight GPS, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight the setting to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press  to confirm your
selection.
Setting Group

Adjustment

GPS

Select OFF to turn the GPS system off. Select ON to turn the GPS system on.
Setting to OFF will increase battery life but workouts will not have positional or
GPS speed and distance information.

WAAS / EGNOS

Select OFF to use standard GPS positioning, which updates more quickly. Select
ON to enable WAAS/EGNOS, which is more accurate.

PACE SMOOTH

Select from VERY LOW, LOW, MEDIUM, or HIGH settings. NOTE: Smoothing
reduces large variations in data due to GPS fluctuation.

ALTITUDE SMOOTH

Select OFF to update altitude data more quickly. Select ON to apply an averaging
filter to get more manageable altitude data.

Version

Press  to highlight VERSION, then press  to view the firmware version.

Upgrade the Firmware
  1.	 Insert the large USB-A plug on the download/charging clip into a USB port on the computer.
  2.	 Attach the download/charging clip to the back of the Global Trainer™ watch.
  3.	 Power on the Global Trainer™  watch, press MODE until PC SYNC appears along with the message
“WAITING FOR PC …”.
  4.	 Open the Timex Device Agent on your computer desktop. See the PC SYNC section of the User Guide for
instructions to download the Timex Device Agent.
  5.	 Click on the Settings button. You will go to the Display tab under Performance & Multisport (Mode).
  6.	 If you are connected to the Internet, the Device Agent will check if a new firmware version is available. If a
new version is available, select the Download Now button.

  7.	 This will open the Internet browser and take you to the Firmware Download link. Click the link to
download the firmware, and save the file to your Desktop. You will be redirected to the TrainingPeaks web
site for download, and be sure to allow access to the web site if it is blocked.

NOTE: When you download new firmware to your Global Trainer™  watch, your configuration settings, as
displayed in the Device Agent Settings tab, are erased from the watch unless you save them.
  8.	 To save your configuration settings, select the Configure tab (at the top of the Timex Device Agent
Settings screen), and select GPS on the left hand side.

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  9.	 Click on Export to save the Settings to a file. Specify the file name and click OK (or Save).

10.	 Click on Cancel to close the Settings window.
11.	 On the Global Trainer™ watch, press MODE until CONFIGURE displays. Press  to select GPS and press 
to confirm. Press  to select VERSION and press  to confirm.
12.	 Press and hold the START/SPLIT button for 2 seconds to put the watch in Firmware Upgrade mode.
13.	 Press  to highlight YES, and press  to confirm. If you need to abort during the firmware update process,
press  and START/SPLIT simultaneously.
14.	 Go to the File menu in the Timex Device Agent and select Update Device.
15.	 When asked for the upgrade file, select the file saved to your Desktop from Step 7.
16.	 The watch will show a progress bar on the screen indicating that the Global Trainer™  watch firmware is
being upgraded. DO NOT DISCONNECT THE WATCH FROM THE COMPUTER.
17.	 The Global Trainer™  watch will reset and shut down when the upgrade is completed.
18.	 Power on the Global Trainer™ watch. Press MODE until PC SYNC appears along with the message
“WAITING FOR PC …”.
19.	 To restore your configuration settings, click on the Settings button on the Timex Device Agent .
20.	 Select the Configure tab at the top of the Settings screen, then select GPS on the left hand side.
21.	 Click on Import to retrieve the settings. Select the file from Step 9 and click OK. Click Save to save the
settings back to your Global Trainer™  watch.

Reset the Global Trainer™ Watch
1.	 While viewing the version screen, hold  for 2 seconds.
2.	 P
 ress  to highlight YES or NO, then press   to confirm your selection. Select YES to reset, or select NO to
return to the version screen without resetting. If you select YES, all of your customized selections will be
erased, and the watch will return to its default settings.
When reset is complete, the watch will power off.

Satellite View

Press  to highlight SATELLITE VIEW, then press  to view a graphical representation of the satellites the
Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch is fixed upon.
Each number indicates a satellite, and the highlighted bars represent the signal strength for each satellite.
A message to the right of the graphic indicates the overall strength of the GPS fix.
When the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch is ready, 3D FIX will be shown.

Units

Configure the type of units the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch uses when tracking performance data.
You can choose from English, Metric, and Nautical units.

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Configure Units Settings
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight UNITS, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight the setting to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press 
selection.
Setting Group

to confirm your

Adjustment

GLOBAL

Select ENGLISH, METRIC, or NAUTICAL. This globally changes all units listed below.
Units for specific measurements can be changed individually, but changing the global
setting overrides all specific changes to individual units mentioned below.

DISTANCE UNITS

Select miles to report distance in miles, km to report in kilometers, or nm to report in
nautical miles.

SPEED UNITS

Select mph to report speeds in miles per hour, kpm to report in kilometers per hour, or
kn to report in knots.

PACE UNITS

Select min/mi to report pace in minutes per mile, min/km to report in minutes per
kilometer, or min/nm to report in minutes per nautical mile.

ALTITUDE UNITS

Select ft to report altitude in feet, or m to report in meters.

ASCENT UNITS

Select ft/min to report ascent/descent in feet per minute, or m/min to report ascent in
meters per minute.

All measurement data in Performance, Multisport, or Review modes will be expressed using the units you
selected.

Modes

Activate or deactivate Navigate Mode and associated functions, and configure power off behavior.

Configure Mode Settings
1.	 Press MODE until CONFIGURE displays.
2.	 Press  to highlight MODES, then press  .
3.	 Press  or  to highlight the setting to change, then press  to open the setting change window.
4.	 P
 ress  or  to highlight a selection in the setting change window, then press  to confirm your
selection.
Setting Group

Adjustment

NAVIGATE MODE

Select ENABLE to make Navigate mode and the Track Back feature available, or select
DISABLE to turn off these features.

POWER OFF
FUNCTION

Select SHOW TIME to display the date and time when the Global Trainer™ watch is
powered off, or select TURN OFF DISPLAY to make the display blank.

PC Sync Mode

Use PC Sync Mode to make setting changes to the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch from your
computer. All Global Trainer™ watch settings can be changed from the device agent and downloaded to the
watch. You can also upload workout data from the Global Trainer™ watch to your computer for long-term
tracking, and use this data with your Timex Trainer powered by TrainingPeaks account to optimize your
workout program.

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PC Sync Mode Terminology
•	Device Agent: The computer software enabling communication between the Global Trainer™ watch and
the computer.
•	Timex Trainer powered by TrainingPeaks: The online tool used to store and track your uploaded
workout data.

Create a Timex Trainer Account
1.	 In your web browser, navigate to https://timextrainer.trainingpeaks.com/.
2.	 C
 lick on “Create a new account” link. If you already have a TrainingPeaks account, skip to Install the Timex
Device Agent below.
3.	 Fill out your personal information and click Submit.

Install the Timex Device Agent
1.	 D
 ownload the Timex Device Agent desktop software applicable to your operating system by opening the
“Download the Device Agent” link or go to: www.timexironman.com/deviceagent
NOTE: If you are downloading to a PC, select the 32-bit or 64-bit Window’s operating system device agent.
Most PC’s run the 32-bit version. Verify this by right clicking on My Computer in Windows XP (or Computer in
Vista or Windows7) and selecting Properties. If your copy of Windows is the 64-bit version, it will show there.
2.	 Install the device agent. Allow the driver to be installed when you see the warning that this is not certified.
The following icon will appear on your computer desktop.

Download Settings from a Computer to the Watch
1.	 Insert the large USB-A plug on the download/charging clip into a USB port on the computer.
2.	 Attach the download/charging clip to the back of the Global Trainer™ watch.
3.	 P
 ower on the Global Trainer™ watch, and press MODE until COMPUTER SYNC displays, followed by
“WAITING FOR PC . . .”
4.	 Open the Timex Device Agent.
5.	 C
 lick on Configure button to change settings on the Global Trainer™ watch. Change your watch
preferences and click on Save to send the settings to the Global Trainer™ watch. “Communication in
progress” displays on the Global Trainer™ watch.
6.	 When settings finish uploading, “Transfer complete” displays on the Global Trainer™ watch.
7.	 Close the device agent on the computer.
8.	 Remove the USB cables from the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch.

Upload Workout Data from the Watch to a Computer
1.	 Insert the large USB-A plug on the download/charging clip into a USB port on the computer.
2.	 Attach the download/charging clip to the back of the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System Watch.
3.	 P
 ress MODE button until COMPUTER SYNC displays. “WAITING FOR PC . . .” displays on the Global Trainer™
Bodylink® System Watch.
4.	 Open the Timex Device Agent on the computer desktop.
5.	 C
 lick on Download from Device button in the device agent. “Communication in progress” displays on the
Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch.
6.	 When workout data finishes uploading, “Transfer Complete” displays on the Global Trainer™ watch.
7.	 Close the Timex Device Agent on the computer.
8.	 Remove the USB cables from the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch.

ANT+™ Sensors

Heart Rate Sensor Usage and Data Recording During a Workout
1.	 W
 et the heart rate sensor pads, and fasten the sensor firmly to your chest, just below
your sternum.
2.	 In Performance or Multisport Mode, press START/SPLIT to begin your workout.
3.	 When your workout is complete, press  to stop the chronograph.
4.	 Remove the heart rate strap from your chest to stop recording heart rate data.

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5.	 View complete heart rate data in Review Mode.
NOTE: If you want to see live heart rate data during your workout, select a field in your view screen that
displays heart rate data -- HR, HR-AVG, etc.

Bike Sensor Usage and Data Recording During a Workout
Several types of bike sensors can be used with the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch. Look for the
ANT+™ symbol on the bike sensor to confirm its compatibility.
Installation of bike sensors varies by the manufacturer and model. Consult the sensor owner’s manual for
instructions on installing them on your bike. These sensors must be paired with the Global Trainer™ watch
before bike speed, cadence, and power data can be tracked and saved.
NOTE: If a bike speed sensor is installed and active, it will be used to track speed and distance, and the GPS
sensor will be used to capture route and altitude data.
1.	 In Performance or Multisport Mode, press START/SPLIT to begin your workout.
2.	 When your workout is complete, press  to stop the chronograph.
3.	 View complete bike sensor data in Review Mode.
NOTE: If you want to see live bike data during your workout, select a field in your view screen that displays
that data -- CADENCE, SPEED, POWER, etc.

Care and Maintenance
Watch
Water Resistance

•	 T
 he Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch is water resistant to a depth of 50 meters and to a pressure
of 86 p.s.i. This is equivalent to 164 feet below sea level.
•	 Water resistance is only maintained while the lens, pushbuttons, and case are intact.
•	 Rinse the Global Trainer™ watch with fresh water after any exposure to salt water.
CAUTION: TO MAINTAIN WATER RESISTANCE, DO NOT PRESS ANY BUTTONS UNDER WATER.

Heart Rate Sensor

Heart Rate Sensor Maintenance
After use, rinse the heart rate strap in fresh water to avoid buildup of materials that interfere with heart rate
measurement. With the transmitter removed, the Flex Tech™ heart rate sensor is also machine washable in
cold water. Hang the sensor to dry away from direct sunlight or heat.

Sensor Battery Life
The battery on the Digital 2.4 Heart Rate Sensor should last more than two years if the sensor is used an
average of one hour each day. More frequent or longer use will decrease the battery life. Replace the sensor
transmitter battery if either of these conditions arise:
•	 When the sensor is properly placed on your chest, the Global Trainer™ watch cannot read heart rate data.
•	 Heart rate error messages (such as SEARCHING FOR HEART RATE . . . ) appear more frequently.

Replace the Sensor Battery
1.	 Use a coin to open the battery compartment cover on the back of the sensor.
2.	 Insert a new CR2032 battery (or equivalent) with the positive (+) facing you.
3.	 Reinstall the battery compartment cover.

Test the Sensor After Battery Replacement
1.	 M
 ove away from sources of radio or electromagnetic interference, such as other heart monitors or bike
sensors.
2.	 Wet the heart rate sensor pads.
3.	 Fasten the sensor firmly to your chest, just below your sternum.
Turn on the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch, and go to Performance Mode. Make sure that the view
screen contains a live heart rate data field.
If the heart rate sensor is functioning correctly, a solid heart icon appears in the status bar, and a flashing
heart icon appears in the HR field on the performance view screen.
If these icons do not appear:
•	 Reinstall the battery, and test again.
-OR-

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•	 R
 e-pair the Digital 2.4 Heart Rate Sensor to the Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System watch using the
instructions in the Sensor section for Configure Mode.

Water Resistance
The Digital 2.4 Heart Rate Sensor is water resistant to a depth of 30 meters and to a pressure of 60 p.s.i. This is
equivalent to 98 feet below sea level.
NOTE: Heart rate data will not be received when the sensor or Global Trainer™ watch is underwater.

Warranty & Service

Timex International Warranty (U.S. Limited Warranty)
Your Timex® Heart Rate Monitor is warranted against manufacturing defects by Timex for a period of ONE
YEAR from the original purchase date. Timex Group USA, Inc. and its worldwide affiliates will honor this
International Warranty.
Please note that Timex may, at its option, repair your Heart Rate Monitor by installing new or thoroughly
reconditioned and inspected components or replace it with an identical or similar model.
IMPORTANT: PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER DEFECTS OR DAMAGES TO YOUR HEART
RATE MONITOR:
1.	 after the warranty period expires;
2.	 if the Global Trainer Bodylink System was not originally purchased from an authorized Timex retailer;
3.	 from repair services not performed by Timex;
4.	 from accidents, tampering or abuse; and
5.	 lens or crystal, strap or band, Heart Rate Monitor case, attachments or battery. Timex may charge you for
replacing any of these parts.
THIS WARRANTY AND THE REMEDIES CONTAINED HEREIN ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER
WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS
FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
TIMEX IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Some countries and
states do not allow limitations on implied warranties and do not allow exclusions or limitations on damages,
so these limitations may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have
other rights which vary from country to country and state to state.
To obtain warranty service, please return your Heart Rate Monitor to Timex, one of its affiliates or the Timex
retailer where the Heart Rate Monitor was purchased, together with a completed original Repair Coupon or, in
the U.S. and Canada only, the completed original Repair Coupon or a written statement identifying your name,
address, telephone number and date and place of purchase. Please include the following with your Heart Rate
Monitor to cover postage and handling (this is not a repair charge): a US$8.00 check or money order in the
U.S.; a CAN$7.00 cheque or money order in Canada; and a UK£2.50 cheque or money order in the U.K. In other
countries, Timex will charge you for postage and handling. NEVER INCLUDE ANY ARTICLE OF PERSONAL VALUE
IN YOUR SHIPMENT.
For the U.S., please call 1-800-328-2677 for additional warranty information. For Canada, call 1-800-263-0981.
For Brazil, call +55 (11) 5572 9733. For Mexico, call 01-800-01-060-00. For Central America, the Caribbean,
Bermuda, and the Bahamas, call (501) 370-5775 (U.S.). For Asia, call 852-2815-0091. For the U.K., call 44 208
687 9620. For Portugal, call 351 212 946 017. For France, call 33 3 81 63 42 00. For Germany/Austria, call +43
662 88921 30. For the Middle East and Africa, call 971-4-310850. For other areas, please contact your local
Timex retailer or Timex distributor for warranty information. In Canada, the U.S., and in certain other locations,
participating Timex retailers can provide you with a postage-paid, pre-addressed Repair Mailer for your
convenience in obtaining factory service.
TIMEX INTERNATIONAL WARRANTY REPAIR COUPON
Original Purchase Date:________________________________________________
(attach a copy of sales receipt, if available)
Purchased by: _______________________________________________________
(name, address, telephone number)
Place of Purchase:____________________________________________________ 	
(name and address)
Reason for Return:____________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________

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©2010 Timex Group USA, Inc. TIMEX, TRIATHLON, INDIGLO, BODYLINK, GLOBAL TRAINER, NIGHT-MODE and
FLEX TECH are trademarks of Timex Group B.V. and its subsidiaries. IRONMAN and M-DOT are registered
trademarks of World Triathlon Corporation. SiRF and SiRF LOGO are registered trademarks of SiRF Technology,
Inc. SiRFstarIII is a trademark of SiRF Technology, Inc. ANT+ amd ANT+ Logo are trademarks of Dynastream
Innovations, Inc. WINDOWS is a registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the U.S. and other countries.

FCC Notice (U.S.) / IC Notice (Canada):

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 	
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in
a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
— Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
— Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
— Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
— Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help.
This Class [B] digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la classe [B] est
conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

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Declaration of Conformity
Manufacturers Name: 	
	
	
	

Timex Group USA, Inc.
555 Christian Road	
Middlebury, CT 06762	
United States of America

declares that the product:
Product Name: 	

Timex® Global Trainer™ Bodylink® System

Model Numbers: 	

M229, M503

conforms to the following specifications:
R&TTE: 1999/05/EC
Standards: 	
	
	
	

ETSI EN 300 440-1 - V1.4.1 :2008 (M503)
ETSI EN 300 440-2 - V1.2.1 :2008 (M503)	
ETSI EN 300 440-1 - V1.5.1 :2008 (M229)	
ETSI EN 300 440-2 - V1.3.1 :2008 (M229)

	
	
	
	
	
	

ETSI EN 301 489-1 V1.8.1:2008 (M229 and M503)	
ETSI EN 301 489-3 V1.4.1:2002 (M229 and M503)	
EN 55022/2006 Class B, EN 6100-3-2/2006, EN6100-3-3/2008, EN6100-4-2/2009,	
EN6100-4-3/2006, EN6100-4-4/2004, EN6100-4-5/2006	
EN6100-4-6/2009 & EN6100-4-11/2004 (M229)

LVD: 2006/95/EC
Standards:	
	

CENELEC EN 60950-1/A11:2009 (M503)	
CENELEC EN 60950-1:2005 (M229)

Supplemental Information: The product herewith complies with the requirements of the Radio &
Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive 1999/05/EC, the Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC, 	
and carries the CE marking accordingly.

Agent:
Roger H. Hunt	
Quality Regulatory Engineer	
Date: 2 August, 2010, Middlebury, Connecticut, U.S.A.

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