IDT Technology TS1X0A Outbreaker Multi-function Watch User Manual TS1X0 M USA EN V0 P70

IDT Technology Limited Outbreaker Multi-function Watch TS1X0 M USA EN V0 P70

User Manual

1GBOregon Scientific™ OUTBREAKERSports Watch (TS1X0 series)User ManualTABLE OF CONTENTSIntroduction ......................................................................2Key features .....................................................................3OUTBREAKER watch ................................................... 3Chest belt (TS120/ TS130 only) ....................................3Bicycle equipment ......................................................... 3PC Kit ............................................................................ 4LCD display symbols ..................................................... 4How the OUTBREAKER works .......................................6How the altimeter, thermometer and barometer work(TS 110 & 130 only) ....................................................... 6A multi-system facility .................................................... 6TOUR Mode .................................................................. 6PC Kit ............................................................................ 6Getting started .................................................................7Turn on the watch (first-time use only) ..........................7Batteries ........................................................................7Switch between Modes .................................................. 8Switch between Mode options ....................................... 8Change setting values ................................................... 8Use the HI-GLO backlight .............................................. 8Key lock ......................................................................... 8Handling the product ..................................................... 8CLOCK Mode ....................................................................9Set clock ........................................................................9Set the alarm .................................................................9Stopwatch .........................................................................9Timer .................................................................................10Temperature display (TS110 / TS130 Only) ..................10ALTI Mode (TS110 / TS130 Only) ....................................10Access altimeter options ................................................ 11Set current altitude and resolution .................................11Set altitude alert ............................................................. 12Recall altitude data ........................................................ 12Switch between view options ......................................... 13Additional view options ..................................................13BARO Mode (TS110 / TS130 Only) .................................13Set sea-level pressure ...................................................13View sea-level pressure ................................................ 14Weather forecast ...........................................................14TOUR Mode ......................................................................14TOUR memory .............................................................. 14Activate TOUR Mode ..................................................... 15Record markers in TOUR Mode .................................... 15Pause TOUR Mode .......................................................15Deactivate TOUR Mode ................................................ 16Clear all TOUR memories ............................................. 16PULSE (Heart Rate) Mode (TS120 / TS130 only) ...........16Wearing the chest belt ...................................................17Training Zones ............................................................... 17Set Training Zones alarm ..............................................18Track heart rate during training ..................................... 19
GB2BIKE Mode ........................................................................20Set up for BIKE Mode ....................................................20Step 1: Attach the equipment to the bicycle ..................20Step 2: Enter wheel circumference ............................... 21Access the BIKE Mode options .....................................22View speed and cadence information ............................ 22PC Kit ................................................................................22PC Mode ............................................................................ 23Set up for PC Mode .......................................................23Use the software ............................................................ 23PC Mode options ...........................................................23Download data ............................................................... 24Effective use and range ................................................... 24Aquatic and outdoor activities ........................................ 24Safety and care ................................................................25Safety precautions .........................................................25Care instructions ............................................................ 25Troubleshooting guide ....................................................26Specifications ................................................................... 27Warnings ........................................................................... 29Additional resources .......................................................29INTRODUCTIONThank you for selecting the Oregon Scientific OUTBREAKERSports Watch as your fitness product of choice. Your newsports watch is designed to give you many years of reliableservice and includes the following features:•Clock, calendar, stopwatch and timer functions•Barometer with local and sea pressure readings (TS110 /TS130 only)•Weather forecast and temperature readings for up to 24hours (TS110 / TS130 only)•Altimeter readings up to 9,000 meters (29,700 feet) (TS110/ TS130 only)•Heart rate monitor that gives heart rate readings duringexercise (TS120 / TS130 only)•Bicycle accessory kit to take readings during cycling•PC docking station and software to download readings ontoyour computerThe OUTBREAKER TS110 and TS130 sports watches com-prise the most advanced and patented Baro-compensationtechnology, distinguishing between barometric and altitudepressure changes, and giving you more reliable readings(weather forecasts, etc.). It is a precision device designed toaugment your daily or weekly exercise program as well asprovide you with accurate and easy to use watch functions.This manual contains important safety and care information,and provides step-by-step instructions for using this product.Read the manual thoroughly, and keep it in a safe place in caseyou need to later refer to it..
3GBOUTBREAKER WATCHITEM NAME DESCRIPTION1SELECT/+ Press to increase value, change Mode display. Press and holdto activate the key lock function.2MODE Press to switch between Modes.3MARKER/LIGHT Press to activate HIGLO backlight. Press to record a markerduring TOUR Mode.4ST/SP/- Press to start or stop the Stopwatch/Timer or decrease value.5FUN/SET Press to enter a sub-mode or press and hold to change a value.6LYCRA WATCH Unfasten the strap and pull to remove.STRAPCHEST BELTIITEM NAME1CHEST BELT2STRAPBICYCLE EQUIPMENTIITEM NAME1WIRELESS SPEED SENSOR2CADENCE SENSOR (TS130-WIRELESS; TS110/TS120-WIRE-CON-NECTED to Bike Mount)3BIKE MOUNT4MAGNETS/ SCREWS/ NUTS/PADS5FIXING STRAPSThe OUTBREAKER TS130 comes with two wirelesssensors.NOTE2354 1 2KEY FEATURES
GB4LCD DISPLAY SYMBOLSSYMBOL DESCRIPTIONThe current time.YR Year setting.MTH Month setting.DAY Day setting.MON Current day of the week.(MON..SUN)TRIP TOUR Mode is running time/date cannot be setHR Hour setting.MIN Minute setting.SET Displayed when in a setting mode.AL Shows alarm time, or event alarms(max/min altitude/heart rate etc)Shows alarm is deactivated.Shows if alarm is on.PC KITITEM NAME1DOCKING STATION2WATCH CONNECTION POINTS3MOUNTING CLIPS (rotate to release)4RS-232C COMPUTER CONNECTION CABLE5SOFTWARE CD-ROM2345
5GBWeather forecast for the next 12-24 hours.(Sunny/Slightly Cloudy/Cloudy/Rainy)STW Stopwatch can be started/stopped/reset.TMR Timer (countdown) can be started/stopped/resetALTI Altitude is displayed (top row).MEM Memory record (current trip only).LOC Local barometric pressure.SEA Sea pressure (barometric).SPD Shows vertical speed (historical or current).Graphical display of your bicycle speed.ttl Shows total time of activity.Shows altitude graphically.Heart rate (per minute) monitor activated.Heart rate signal reception.Status Bar Blinks Key lock activated.Z1 (1-5) Shows which training shown is currently selected.Shows heart beat graphically.M1 (1..99) Shows which record you are making, or storing(see TOUR Mode).WØ (wheel icon) Wheel circumference setting mode.CAD Cadence (pedal) speed (revolutions/min).88% % of memory used in TOUR Mode.END TOUR is finished.CLR Ready to clear all tour memories.donE All tour memories have been cleared.hPa Pressure shown in Hecto-Pascal’s.inHg Pressure shown in inches of mercury.Low battery level (replace batteries)REST TOUR Mode paused (off) or resumed (on)
GB6 HOW THE OUTBREAKER WORKSThe top feature of the OUTBREAKER TS series is a BikeComputer that allows you to download information to a PC.Select models also include a Heart Rate Monitor (TS120) or/and Altimeter and Barometer (TS110). TS110 and TS130feature temperature and weather forecast (with baro-compensation technology for accuracy). The TS130 has allthese features.HOW THE ALTIMETER, THERMOMETER, ANDBAROMETER WORKThe patented baro-compensation technology used in this watchallows it to distinguish between barometric pressure changeand altitude pressure change. This means it can detect baro-metric pressure (localized weather conditions) as distinct fromchanges in altitude pressure, and gives more accurate read-ings than most average devices (which frequently rely onmanual deactivation before initiating a new forecast).A MULTI-SYSTEM FACILITYThe product is designed for use during many kinds of activity.It can display and store a range of information of interest to thecasual and more serious sports or exercise enthusiast. Thewatch includes the following Modes:TS110 — Clock, Altimeter, Barometer, Bike & PCTS120 — Clock, Pulse, Bike & PCTS130 — Clock, Altimeter, barometer, Pulse, Bike and PCIt is equipped with a multi-system facility that allows you tocombine information according to your preference, such as sealevel pressure and temperature (Except TS120), Heart Rateand Stopwatch (TS120/TS130), or bike speed and cadence forall three models. You may also use the stopwatch or timer(countdown) facility in combination with other functions, andboth will continue to run in the background while you use otherfeatures of the watch.The heart-rate monitor and altimeter features of theOUTBREAKER watch include customized settings. For theTS120/TS130 models, maximum and minimum heart ratelimits can be set for use during exercise, and for the TS110/TS130, the altimeter can be set to register ascending anddescending limits. In both cases a short beep signifies eitherlimit has been exceeded. The watch also has a clock, calendar,and chronometer, all of which need to be set according to thecurrent date and location.TOUR MODEThe watch features a TOUR Mode in which you can record alldata from a single trip, or workout, and then download thisinformation onto your PC for storage and viewing. The watchcan recall 99 different single tours, trips or workouts.The docking station and CD-ROM are supplied todownload information from TOUR Mode.PC KITA docking station is provided with the watch for connecting toa computer, along with a CD-ROM for installing the necessarysoftware onto your computer. You can also use the software tochange some of the watch settings.NOTE
7GBTo load new batteries in the chest belt (TS120 and TS130only) and bike mount:The chest belt will stop sending signals if its battery islow. Bad transmission from the chest belt may also be the resultof poor contact with the skin, surrounding interference, orplacing the receiver watch too far away.To load new batteries in the bicycle sensors and bikemount:The sensors will stop sending signals to the watch iftheir batteries are low.Replace the batteries whenever the HIGLO backlightdims or stops working, or when you see the low battery icon.NOTEGETTING STARTEDTURN ON THE WATCH (FIRST-TIME USE ONLY)Press MODE key for 2 seconds or more to activate theLCD DisplayBATTERIESAll batteries are included and already installed. Refer to theSpecifications page for battery types (➔ 28).To avoid the possibility of permanently damaging thewatch, we strongly recommend that you take your watch to alocal retailer or jeweler to have the watch battery replaced.To load new batteries in the watch:Diagram Instructions1. Remove the Lycra strap.2. Remove the back cover with a small Phillipsscrewdriver.3. Install the battery by matching the correct polarity.Always use the correct battery type.Warning: Reversing the polarity may damage theproduct.4. Replace the cover, screws, screw pin, andwatchband. (Be sure to replace the O ringproperly).5. Check that replacement batteries are fitted properlyby pressing a button. You should hear a beep.Diagram Instructions1. Insert a coin into the grove. Turn counter-clock-wise.2. Insert the battery. Match the correct polarity.3. Replace the battery compartment. Tighten intoplace.Diagram Instructions1. Insert a coin into the grove and turn counter-clockwise.2. Remove the battery. Remove the battery andinsert a new one.3. Replace thebattery holder and compartment lid.Tighten into place.NOTENOTENOTE
GB8Change the battery whenever the sensor does not perform asexpected.Used batteries can be harmful to the environment, andshould not be thrown out with household rubbish. Contact yourlocal waste disposal authority for instructions on how to disposeof used batteries. Protect the environment by taking exhaustedbatteries to authorized disposal stations.SWITCH BETWEEN MODESPress the MODE button to switch between the Modes:TS110 — CLOCK, ALTIMETER, BAROMETER, BIKE, andPCTS120 — CLOCK, PULSE (Heart Rate), BIKE, and PCTS130 — CLOCK, ALTIMETER, BAROMETER, PULSE,BIKE, and PCA status bar the appropriate mode on the LCD display when itis selected.SWITCH BETWEEN MODE OPTIONSPress SELECT/+ to switch between the options within a Mode.CHANGE SETTING VALUESPress and hold FUN/SET for 2 seconds to enter setting mode.Then, press ST/SP/- or SELECT/+ to change the value. PressFUN/SET to switch between options, and to confirm the changeswhen you are done.USE THE HI-GLO BACKLIGHTPress MARKER/LIGHT to turn on the HI-GLO backlight on forfive seconds. Once the light is on, press any key to keep it onfor a further five seconds.In order to save power the light will not work when the batteryis low. If this happens, change the battery as soon as possible.KEY LOCKThe watch also has a key lock function to stop the buttons frombeing accidentally pressed during an activity. To activate itsimply press and hold SELECT/+ until the status bar blinks. Thefunction keys are now useless. To reactivate them, press andhold SELECT/+ again until the status bar stops blinking.The alarm will still go off while the Key Lock is activated.Pressing any key while in Key lock will stop the alarm.HANDLING THE PRODUCTThe watch is designed to withstand a wide range of sportsactivities, and comes complete with a strong wristband. Whenriding, make sure the watch is firmly connected to the bikemount, and connect all bicycle equipment carefully and se-curely. See the BIKE Mode section (➔ 20) for instructions.NOTENOTE
9GBCLOCK MODEThe time, date (including the day of the week) and time alarmcan be set while the watch is in CLOCK Mode. Follow theinstructions below to set or activate the time, date, alarm time,stopwatch and timer.SET CLOCK:1. Press MODE to display the CLOCK Mode.2. Press and hold FUN/SET for 2 seconds. “24h” will flash onthe display.3. Press ST/SP/- to change from 24 hour to 12 hour timedisplay.4. Press FUN/SET again. The hour will flash. PressSELECT/+ to move the value up, or ST/SP/- to move thevalue down.Tip: Continuously press and hold a button to fast-changethe value.5. Repeat Steps 3 – 4 to change the rest of the settings, in thisorder: hours, minutes, year, month, and day.You cannot change these settings while in TOURMode. If you attempt to do so, TRIP will show on the display.Refer to the TOUR Mode section (➔ 14).NOTESET THE ALARM1. Press MODE to display the CLOCK mode.2. Press FUN/SET to display the Alarm screen.3. To turn the alarm on or off, press SELECT/+.4. To change the alarm settings, press and hold FUN/SET for2 seconds, Then, use the SELECT/+ or ST/SP/- buttons tochange the hour. Press FUN/SET to switch to minutes, anduse SELECT/+ or ST/SP/- to change the values. PressFUN/SET again when you are finished.STOPWATCHThe Stopwatch works in CLOCK, ALTI, PULSE, and BIKEModes. From any of these Modes, press SELECT/+ to displaythe stopwatch. Then,•Press ST/SP/- to start, pause, andstop the stopwatch.•With the stopwatch stopped, pressST/SP/- again to reset.You can switch to other Modeswhile running the stopwatch in the back-ground.NOTE
GB10TIMERThe Timer works in CLOCK, ALTI,PULSE, and BIKE Modes. From any ofthese Modes, press SELECT/+ to dis-play the stopwatch. Press ST/SP/- toreset the Stopwatch, then:•Press and hold FUN/SET for 2 sec-onds. The display will change toTMR.•Press ST/SP/- or SELECT/+ to change a value.•Press FUN/SET to switch between values and acceptchanges.•Press ST/SP/- to start or stop the timer.•With the timer stopped, press ST/SP/- again to reset.You can switch to other Modes while running the timerin the background.To return to STW Mode, you must reset all the timervalues to 0. The timer automatically switches to STW Modewhen it reaches 0.NOTENOTENOTETEMPERATURE DISPLAY(TS110 & TS130 ONLY)The Temperature can be displayed inCLOCK, ALTI, and BARO Modes. Fromany of these Modes, press SELECT/+to display the Temperature. The Tem-perature shows in either Celsius orFahrenheit only, depending on thewatch version you purchased.Your wrist temperature may affect the reading, particu-larly during exercise. Take off the watch and leave it for 15minutes to get the most accurate reading.ALTI MODE (TS110 / TS130 ONLY)The OUTBREAKER sports watch in-cludes a barometer that distinguishesbetween pressure caused by altitudechanges and pressure caused byweather conditions. This technologyreduces discrepancies in readings andmakes the altimeter more accurate thanmost average devices.The watch can store and recall the following values:•Current altitude•Maximum / minimum altitudes attained during your a trip
11GBSET CURRENT ALTITUDEWhen you first use the watch, it is important to set the currentaltitude and local sea-level pressure so your ascending anddescending altitude can be accurately measured. You canfind the current altitude by comparing your position to atopographical map, and then entering the value in the watch.It is necessary to reset the altitude after being in apressurized chamber (i.e., airplane).For instructions on setting the sea-level pressure, refer to thenext section.Tip: You can also set the current altitude and alarm limits withthe help of the PC software (see PC section).•Total accumulated maximum / minimum altitudes attainedduring your trip•Maximum / minimum altitude alert (sounds an alarm whenexceeded)•Maximum ascending, maximum descending speeds•Current vertical speed•Rate of altitude changeThe altitude is shown it two ways, as a numeric value indicatingyour current altitude, and as a bar chart indicating changes inaltitude. Both values will change as you move about.ACCESSING THE ALTIMETER OPTIONSPress MODE to access the ALTI Mode, then press SELECT/+to loop through the options.NOTEDiagram Instructions1. Press and hold FUN/SET for 2 seconds while inALTI mode.2. Use SELECT/+ or ST/SP/- to change the value.3. Press FUN/SET to exit the setting mode.
GB12SET ALTITUDE ALERTThe watch can be set to remember an altitude limit (either up ordown, but not both simultaneously). If the alarm is activated, aseries of beeps (at 5 second intervals) will sound, and the wholeLCD display will flash, when you breach the limit. To end thealert, press any button.To activate or deactivate the alert and set its direction:To set the altitude alert value:RECALLING ALTITUDE DATAThe OUTBREAKER allows you to track the following informa-tion as you exercise.•Max / min altitude attained -- shows the highest or lowestpoint you have reached so far in relation to your watch’spermanent altitude setting.•Max / min altitude accumulated – represents the total dis-tance you have ascended or descended; that is, everyincline is added together or ‘accumulated’, and likewiseevery decline is added and ‘accumulated’, to give a total.•Vertical speed -- how fast you are currently climbing•Max ascending speed – fastest speed you have climbed•Max descending speed – fastest speed you have descendedClearing the memory allows you to start over again ona new trip, though all the information from your current trip willbe lost.SWITCH BETWEEN VIEW OPTIONSWhile in ALTI Mode, press SELECT/+ toswitch between the view options:Altimeter/Clock, Altimeter/Localpressure, Altimeter/STW and Altimeter/Temperature.NOTEDiagram Instructions1. Press FUN/SET 2 times until you reach the Alarmscreen. Display reads 'AL' (off) or 'AL' (on) at thebottom)2. You may set the arrow at the bottom of the screento a ascending, or descending limit (but not both).To change direction, press ST/SP/-.3. Press SELECT/+ to turn the alarm on or off.Diagram Instructions1. Press and hold FUNC/SET for 2 seconds, thenpress SELECT/+ or ST/SP/- to change the altitudelimit.
13GBDiagram Instructions1. While in BARO Mode, press FUN/SET until theSEA (sea pressure) screen is shown.2. Use SELECT/+ or ST/SP/- to change the value.The value will change in increments of 1 hPa or.03 inHg, depending on the watch you purchased.3. Press FUN/SET again when finished.ADDITIONAL VIEW OPTIONSWhile viewing the ALTI/Clock display,press FUN/SET to switch between ad-ditional view options: max and TOTAL -TTL (accumulated) ascending altitude(press SELECT/+ to show max andaccumulated descending altitude), alti-tude alarm, current vertical speed andclock (use SELECT/+ to show current vertical speed andstopwatch), and max vertical speed (press SELECT/+ for maxdescending speed).To clear a value from the memory, press and hold FUN/SET for2 seconds.BARO MODE (TS110/TS130 ONLY)A unique feature of the TS110/ TS130 BARO Mode is thatit enables you to view sea level pressure history for thepast 24 hrs.SET THE SEA-LEVEL PRESSURESea level pressure can change relative to location. To achieveaccurate altitude readings, set the sea-level pressure valuebefore every trip. Check the newspaper, local news station,trail marker, or weather forecast for local readings, and alwaysselect the reading nearest to your present location.
GB14VIEW THE SEA-LEVEL PRESSURETo view a graphical image of the sea levelpressure (for the current 14 hours), pressFUN/SET with the SEA screen shown inBARO Mode. Press SELECT/+ to viewsea pressure history for –1h (last hour) upto –24h, then press FUN/SET again toview the reading.WEATHER FORECASTThe built-in barometer helps to forecast the weather for the next12-24 hours. This reading is based on barometric pressurechanges and has an effective range of 30 to 50 kilometers(18 – 31 miles). The patented baro-compensation technologyin the OUTBREAKER watch allows it to differentiate betweenpressure changes due to altitude, and those due to weatherchanges. To avoid inaccurate forecasts, the watch will favoraltitude readings when you are actually ascending or descend-ing. This means the weather icon will disappear after significantvertical movements. To display an accurate forecast, simplyremain at any fixed altitude for roughly 5 minutes.The forecast will be displayed at the top of the watch as one ofthese four icons:When functioning normally the watch automaticallyupdates the forecast every 15 minutes.NOTETOUR MODEThere are two ways of using the memory on the OUTBREAKER.First, the watch computer will record information as you train,for display only. This means you can check the informationduring or after your exercise, but there will be no record onceyou clear the memory in preparation for your next trainingevent.To record and store this information (for up to 99 different trips,depending on the size of each record – see below) you mustactivate the TOUR Mode and view the records through the PCsoftware.The information from a TOUR can only be viewedthrough the PC software.You cannot change the date or time during TOURMode.TOUR MEMORYTOUR Mode allows you to record and store data displayed onthe watch, which can then be downloaded onto your PC. Up to99 TOURs can be recorded and stored to the PC software.Depending on the model you purchase, the information youchoose to record (see below), and the time used by TOURs youhave already stored on the watch, the available memory lengthmay vary. The average memory storage capacities in real-time, (taking a data sample every 5 seconds), assuming defaultsettings (see Specifications: TOUR Mode) and no TOURs havebeen saved for each model are as follows:NOTENOTE
15GBThe watch can record and store up to 99 different trips,providing there is enough remaining memory.Default sampling time for readings in TOUR Mode is every 5seconds. To increase the gap between samplings, and thusincrease the memory capacity, you can adjust this settingthrough the PC software.ACTIVATE TOUR MODE:For best results, perform these steps im-mediately before you begin your trip.1. Simultaneously press FUN/SET andMODE. The TOUR END screen willdisplay.2. Press and hold FUN/SET for 2 sec-onds. The TOUR number (M1, M2, etc.) will show at thebottom of the display. You are now recording information.The percentage (%) at the top indicates the total usedmemory.3. To stop the TOUR, press and hold FUN/SET for 2 seconds.END will show at the bottom of the display. The Tour data willbe stopped.4. To begin another TOUR, press and hold FUN/SET for 2seconds. The new TOUR number (M3, etc.) will show at thebottom of the display. You are recording information again.5. Press MODE to return to the CLOCK display.Used watch memory is given as a percentage. It isrecommended that you download information to your PC andclear all TOUR memories when this figure approaches 100%.When the used memory hits 100% it will no longer record, andany future readings will not be recorded.RECORD MARKERS IN TOUR MODEThe marker function is used to mark a particular position duringa TOUR. To place a marker in TOUR Mode, press and holdMARKER/LIGHT until the watch beeps.The marker will only be shown in the PC data, once ithas been downloaded from the watch.PAUSE TOUR MODE:1. If you are not already in TOUR Mode,simultaneously press FUN/SET andMODE. The TOUR number will dis-play. The percentage (%) at the topindicates the total used memory.2. Press FUN/SET. REST shows at thebottom of the display.3. Press SELECT/+ or press and hold FUN/SET for 2 secondsto turn the rest on (paused) or off (recording).NOTENOTERecording Total Memory Recording time (hours)Interval TS130 TS120 TS1105 sec 11 8 620 sec 44 34 2340 sec 88 68 4760 sec 132 102 70120 sec 264 203 140240 sec 527 406 280
GB16DEACTIVATE TOUR MODE:For best results, perform these steps im-mediately after you end your trip.1. Simultaneously press FUN/SET andMODE. The TOUR number will dis-play. The percentage (%) at the topindicates the total used memory.2. Press and hold FUN/SET for 2 seconds. This ENDS theTOUR recording session.3. Press MODE to return to the CLOCK display.CLEAR ALL TOUR MEMORIESFor best results, perform these steps whenyou no longer want to keep the data in thewatch or want to free up some memory.Either:1. Download the information to you PC (theTOUR will be automatically cleared).Or:1. Deactivate the TOUR Mode. With theEND screen shown, press the FUN/SET.CLR shows at the bottom of the display.2. Press and hold FUN/SET until donEshows at the bottom of the display.3. Press FUN/SET again to display 0% andconfirm all data has been cleared.4. Press MODE to return to the CLOCK display.The maximum and minimum values for the various sub-modes (i.e., max heart rate, or max altitude, etc) will remainafter all data has been cleared.NOTEPULSE (HEART RATE) MODEL(TS 120/TS 130 ONLY)The OUTBREAKER watch is equippedwith a PULSE Mode and heart rate chestbelt, which together allow you to measureyour heart rate (from 25-240 beats perminute) while exercising. You can viewyour heart rate with the Stopwatch, Timerand Clock.Press SELECT/+ to switch between the HEART RATE/CLOCK(starting) and HEART RATE/STW (stopwatch) screens.➔➔
17GBWEARING THE CHEST BELTYou must wear the chest belt to measure your heart rate.This OUTBREAKER watch is specially designed towork with the coded chest belt with which it was sold. It is notrecommended you use any other chest belt with this watch, asthe transmission may not work.Tips: The transmission from the belt is dependent on goodcontact with the skin and proximity to the receiver watch. Makesure the transmitting section of the belt is against the skin, notblocked by chest hair, and close enough to the receiver watch(approximately 76 cm/30 inches) to send a clear signal. Sweator gel can help to improve the signal, and remember it is notinstantaneous. If no signal is received immediately, wait for afew seconds for the signal to get through.An old battery may weaken the transmission and recep-tion power. Replace the battery if the performance is progres-sively worse.Once you have good contact with the chest belt, will begin toflash. This means the signal is being sent and your heart ratewill soon appear in place of the large 0. Your heart rate will bedisplayed as the larger font in every screen of this Mode. If youremove the chest belt, or the watch is moved too far away fromit, the signal will be broken.The PULSE Mode will stop functioning after no signal isreceived for 5 or more minutes.When you are measuring your heart rate, keep thewatch away from signal generating sources, such as TVs, PCs,and car engines, as these may impair the reading.TRAINING ZONES (TS 120 / TS130 ONLY)The OUTBREAKER watch isequipped with a special Training Zonefeature that allows you to pre-selectthe optimal heart rate range (25-240beats per minute) for your activity.For example, the amount of exertionrequired for a stroll in the park isdifferent from the amount of exertionrequired for weight lifting to build muscle mass. With theTraining Zone feature, you can set and then monitor the upperand lower heart rate limits (Training Zone) that best supportyour training activity and goals.Diagram Instructions1. Wet the conductive pads on the undersideof the chest belt with few drops of water or aconductive gel to ensure a better, solid con-tact.2. Put on the belt, wrapping it around the upperchest so the heart rate monitor is in themiddle of the chest, tucked snugly under thepectoral muscles.3. Adjust the belt for comfort and best contactwith the skin.NOTENOTENOTENOTE
GB18 The calculation for determining your upper and lower heart ratelimits is as follows.Once you know your maximum heart range, you can set the 5Training Zones (described below) with the PC software (referto the online help). With the OUTBREAKER watch, you candirectly set your upper and lower limits for Training Zone 5, andcan set an alarm to sound whenever you exceed the limits forthe selected Training Zone.Warning: The heart rate limits for Training Zones 1 – 4 arebased on the profile for a 20-year-old young man. If you do notmeet this profile, we HIGHLY RECOMMEND that you either setthe limits for Training Zones 1 – 4 using the PC software, orfollow the steps below to set the limits for Training Zone 5.The recommended Training Zones are as follows:High-altitude activities may elevate your maximum heartrate.You can override the zone preference by adjusting thevalue through the PC (all zones), or by manually adjustingZone 5.SET TRAINING ZONE ALARM1. Press MODE to access the PULSE(heart rate) Mode.2. Press SELECT/+ to show the clocksub-mode.3. Press and hold FUN/SET for twoseconds. The zone number will flashat the bottom of the screen. Theupper limit is shown above the linein larger font, and the lower limit is below. (You may adjustthe value for upper and lower rate limits in Zones 1-4 by usingthe PC software. Otherwise pressing ST/SP/- will simplyactivate or deactivate the preset alarm).4. Press SELECT/+ or ST/SP/- to switch to Zone 5.5. Press FUN/SET again to display the SET screen. The upperHR will flash.NOTEZone MHR range Description(min – max %)150 – 60% Moderate Activity – This low-intensity zone is good for warm-ups, cool downs, and activities such as brisk walking. It is alsogood for beginners and those who want to strengthen theircardiovascular systems.260 – 70% Weight Management – Up to 85% of calories burned in thiszone are from fat cells. Moderate exercises such as lightjogging or swimming are good for this zone.370 – 80% Aerobic Zone – Increases strength and endurance. It workswithin the body’s oxygen intake capability, burns more calo-ries, and can be maintained for a long period of time.480 – 90% Anaerobic Zone – Generates speed and power. It works ator above the body’s oxygen intake capability, builds muscle,and cannot be maintained for a long period of time.590 – 100% Red Line Zone – This high-intensity zone can only bemaintained in short bursts or intervals, as it pushes yourmuscles and cardiovascular system beyond their capacity.NOTESex Maximum Heart Lower limit Upper limitRange (MHR)Men 220 – age = MHRWomen 230 – age = MHR MHR x (lower training zone %) MHR x (upper training zone %)
19GB6. Press SELECT/+ or ST/SP/- to change the upper heart ratelimit.7. Repeat Steps 5 – 6 to set the lower heart rate limit.8. Press FUN/SET.9. Press SELECT/+ or ST/SP/- to turn the alarm off or on.10.Press FUN/SET again to exit the setting mode.You can set the Heart Range between (upper 26-240bpm) and (lower 25-239 bpm).TRACK HEART RATE DURING TRAININGTo set up the OUTBREAKER watchso that it can track your heart rateactivity during training, first do the fol-lowing:1. Put on the chest belt (refer to the“Wearing the Chest belt” section).2. Press MODE to access the PULSEMode and check to make sure thewatch is receiving your heart rate signals.3. Select the Training Zone that is most appropriate for youractivity (refer to previous section).4. Activate the Stopwatch or Timer in PULSE Mode (refer to theStopwatch / Timer section).5. Set up the TOUR Mode if you want to store a long-termrecord of your heart rate history that spans several trainingsessions or activities (refer to the TOUR Mode section).Once you complete these steps, you are ready to beginexercising. After you finish, reset the Stopwatch or Timer tozero, then press FUN/SET to have the following metrics dis-played in 5-second intervals:•Time and date in M1 or M2….M99 (all current data will bestored under M1, while previous data is stored under M2 andso on until M99).•Average heart rate during exercise and Total exercise time•Upper Training Zone limit and time spent above limit•Lower Training Zone limit and time spent below limit•Total time spent exercising within the heart rate limitsIf you have more than one set (M1-M99) of trainingrecords, press SELECT/+ or ST/SP/- to loop through therecords.NOTENOTE
GB20STEP 1: ATTACH THE EQUIPMENT TO THE BICYCLEBIKE MODEThe OUTBREAKER sports watch comes complete with abicycle computer (and accessories), which records and dis-plays the following information:•Speed: 0 – 255 km/hour or 0 – 158 mile/hour•Average speed (Max:255km/hr or 158 mile/hr)•Maximum speed (Max:255km/hr or 158 mile/hr)•Cadence: 0 – 255 rpm (pedal revolutions per minute)•Distance traveled (Max:999.9 km/999.9 mile)•Total distance travelled (Max:99,999.9 km/99,999.9 miles)•Total time spent cyclingThe BIKE Mode for the TS130 model comprises pioneeringtechnology that uses two wireless sensors instead of one (othermodels use one wireless and one wired sensor). The formattedsignals of the sensors eliminate possible interference betweenthe cadence and speed sensors, ensuring you accurate per-formance measurements.SET UP FOR BIKE MODETo set up the BIKE Mode you must first do two things:1. Attach the measuring equipment to your bicycle: speedsensor (front wheel), cadence sensor (pedal), two magnets(front wheel and pedal), and bike mount (handle bar). Referto the next section for instructions.2. Specify your wheel circumference. See below for instruc-tions.alignMax 100 cm
21GBTo attach the equipment:1. Attach the bike mount to the right or left handlebar using thenut and bolt provided. Tighten until the bike mount is fixedinto place.2. Attach the cadence sensor to a stationary point just behindthe pedal, using the rubber grip for a firmer contact. Thereshould be maximum 100cm (39 inches) between the sen-sor and the bike mount, and less than 30 degrees verticalangle.3. Attach the cadence magnet to a pedal so that it is directlyaligned with the sensor with less than 5mm (0.2 inches)between.4. Attach the speed sensor to either leg of the front forks, usingthe rubber grip for a firmer contact. There should bemaximum 100cm (39 inches) between the sensor and thebike mount, and less than 30 degrees vertical angle.5. Attach the speed magnet on a spoke of the front wheel sothat it less than 5mm (0.2 inches) from the sensor.6. Check and adjust as necessary, then snip the ends off theclips so that no excess remains.7. Remove the Lycra strap. Fit the watch into the bike mount.8. Press MODE on the watch to switch to BIKE Mode.9. Press FUN/SET twice, then press SELECT/+ to view thecadence sub-mode.10. Ride the bike a short distance to make sure signals arebeing sent to the watch successfully.11. You are now ready to begin your trip.The watch can work with one or both sensors.When the display shows a low battery icon or doesnot perform to expectation (see ‘Battery’ section) replace thebattery.STEP 2: ENTER WHEEL CIRCUMFERENCEYou must set the bike’s wheel circumfer-ence on the watch so it can accuratelycalculate your speed and distance. If youdo not know the bike’s wheel circumfer-ence, you can check the manufacturer’sspecifications or measure it by markingthe wheel where it touches the ground,and then rotating the wheel once fully along the ground.Measure the difference between the two marks.Most wheels have their specifications written on them.To specify this information on the watch:1. Press MODE to switch to the BIKE Mode.2. Press SELECT/+.3. Press and hold FUN/SET for 2 seconds. The wheel circum-ference data will appear.4. Press SELECT/+ or ST/SP/- to increase or decrease thevalue.5. Press FUN/SET to save your changes.You can also use the PC software for this operation (seePC section).NOTENOTENOTENOTE
GB22PC KITThe Oregon Scientific OUTBREAKER sports watch is equippedwith a PC Kit that includes a PC Docking Station and CD-ROMfor downloading information to a personal computer. Full in-structions for using the software are provided in the online helpand can be viewed once you have installed the CD-ROM.The PC Kit enables you to store and recall most of theinformation that is collected by the OUTBREAKER watch. Thisallows you to free up the watch memory for recording moreinformation, while preserving the training records that are mostimportant to you. For example, with the PC Kit you can specifywhich information you want to record in TOUR Mode: Bylimiting what is recorded, you can keep longer records. This canbe useful if you wish to monitor your performance during anextended period such as a two-day hike, where only heart rateand altitude are of concern, or a day of cycling, where onlyspeed and distance are important to you. Full details of thewatch’s memory capacity are given in the USING THE TOURMODE section.You can also use the PC Hook-up Kit to set values on the watchthrough the PC. A full list of options is given at the end of thissection.The hardware/software requirements for the PC Kit arelisted at the back of this manual.ACCESSING BIKE MODE OPTIONSPress MODE to access the BIKE Mode,then press SELECT/+ to loop throughthe options: Bike speed/STW, Bikespeed/TTL (see TOUR Mode section),and Bike speed/Clock.For instructions on how to use the Stop-watch or Timer in BIKE Mode, refer topp. 9 – 10.VIEWING SPEED AND CADENCE INFORMATION1. Press FUN/SET while in BIKE Mode to view Average speed/Tour time. To view Maximum speed, TOUR distance, andTotal distance, press SELECT/+ repeatedly.2. Press FUN/SET again to view Cadence/STW. To viewCadence/Clock, press SELECT/+.3. Press FUN/SET a third time to view Average Cadence/TOUR time. Press SELECT/+ to view Max Cadence/Tourtime.To clear a value from a specific memory, press and hold FUN/SET for 2 seconds.When finished press FUN/SET or wait 30 seconds to return tothe Speed/STW view. NOTE
23GBPC MODESET UP FOR PC MODETo use the features of the PC Mode, you will need the PC Kit(includes PC docking station, connector cable, and the instal-lation software CD-ROM), and a PC or laptop computer.To set up for PC Mode:USING THE SOFTWAREDouble-click on the Oregon Scientific icon. Once the softwareopens, click on Help for information about the function yourequire.PC MODE OPTIONSYou can perform the following tasks by using the CD-ROMsoftware supplied.Diagram Instructions1. Connect the PC Docking Station to your computer. Forbest results, turn the computer off before you connect.2. Install the software using the CD-ROM (first-time useonly). The process is automatic, and requires you torespond to self-explanatory prompts.Once the software is installed, an Oregon Scientific iconwill be placed on your desktop.3. Remove the Lycra watch strap. Mount the watch on thedocking station, making sure the contact points on thestation and the watch are aligned. Press the MODEbutton to switch to PC Mode.The cadence, speed and heart rate functionswill be temporarily disabled when you use the watch inPC Mode.NOTEAccess/recall information/ on the PC•All information recorded in TOURMode, including temperature, altitude,local pressure, heart rate, wheelspeed, cadence, trip distance, etc,[Provided this data has been selectedin “Data should be stored” in the“Configuration menu” (see softwarehelp menu)].•Back up/import and export data•Define user data•Display graphical chart and print table•Give data overview with a specifieddurationChange watch settings on the PC•Date and time (set to PC time, or amanual setting)•Time, and event alarm (3 eventalarms, 1 daily alarm, and select alarmduration)•Current sea-level pressure•Altitude limits•Weather icon•Upper and lower heart rate limits forTraining Zones 1 – 5.•Wheel circumference/diameter•TOUR Mode data recording anddownload options•Choose a serial port (Com 1 to Com 4)•Sampling rate (1 second and up)
GB24To send all selected settings and preferences to thewatch select “Transfer configuration” in the “communication”sub-menu (PC software).DOWNLOAD DATAFollow these procedures to download data1. After installing the CD-ROM click the OUTBREAKER iconon your PC.2. In the main menu, select “Communication”.3. Connect the docking station to your PC.4. Press “Mode” until you reach PC Mode.5. Fit the OUTBREAKER watch in the docking station, makingsure the pins are matched and secured.6. Select “Connect” in the “Communication” sub-menu.7. You will see an arrow mark on the watch, and “download inprogress” on your PC.8. Select “Read Trip Data” in the “Communication” sub-menu,then follow the on screen instructions.9. Select “Format” to process the data arrangement.10.Download is now complete. Select desired graphical report.NOTE EFFECTIVE USE AND RANGEThe heart rate and chest belt have a maximum transmissionrange of about 76 centimeters (30 inches). If the signal is weaktake the following steps:•Shorten the distance between the heart rate chest belt andwatch•Re-adjust the position of the heart rate chest belt•Check the batteries. If they are low or exhausted, change thebattery immediatelyYou can wear the receiver watch on your wrist or strap it to abike or exercise machine as shown below:AQUATIC AND OUTDOOR ACTIVITIESThe watch is water-resistant up to 30 meters. The chest belt andother accessories (bike mount/speed and cadence sensors)are splash-proof, but should not be worn for underwater activi-ties, as the heart rate transmission cannot work properly underwater. Refer to the table below for guidelines.
25GBRAINSPLASHES, ETCOKOKOKSHOWERING(WARM / COOLWATER ONLY)OKOKOKLIGHT SWIMMING/ SHALLOW WATERNOOKOKSHALLOW DIVING /SURFING /WATER SPORTNONOOKSNORKELING /DEEP WATERDIVINGNONONO30m / 100ft50m / 165ft100m / 325ftWhen using the watch for outdoor sports activities, observe thefollowing guidelines:•Do not press the buttons underwater or with wet fingers.•Rinse with water and mild soap after use.•Do not use the watch in hot water.Tips for keeping your watch fit: Keep your watch waterresistant! Avoid chemicals (gasoline, chlorine, perfumes, alco-hol, hair sprays, etc.). Rinse after use. Reduce exposure toheat. Have your watch serviced by an approved service centeronce yearly.SAFETY AND CARE INSTRUCTIONSSAFETY PRECAUTIONSPlease observe these safety precautions when using thisproduct.•Do not consult the watch while moving or engaging in activesports. Doing so may result in a collision that causespersonal injury.•Do not subject the product to excessive force, shock, dust ortemperatures.•Do not tamper with the product’s internal components.•Do not mix fresh and old batteries, or batteries of differentspecifications.•Do not use this watch as a substitute for professionalmeasuring devices used in skydiving, hang gliding,paragliding, gyrocopter piloting and flying small aircraft.•Do not use this watch as a substitute for industrial precisioninstruments.•Follow the water-resistance guidelines carefully before usein water (see Effective Use and Range section).•Keep the product away from heat sources such as radiators,stoves, heaters, and other heat-generating products.CARE INSTRUCTIONSTo ensure you receive the maximum benefit from using thisproduct, please observe the following guidelines.
GB26•Cleaning – Clean with a damp cloth. Do not use liquidcleaning agents, benzene, thinner, or aerosols.•Repair – Do not attempt to repair the product or modify thecircuitry by yourself. Contact the retailer or a qualifiedrepairman if the product requires servicing. Only use re-placement parts that are recommended by the manufac-turer.•Do not scratch hard objects against the LCD display as thismay cause damage.TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDEThis section includes a list of frequently asked questions forproblems you may encounter with the OUTBREAKER sportswatch. If your watch is not operating as you think it should,check here before arranging for servicing.SymptomPower will not turnon.Keys do not respondDate display iswrongCheck thisBatteries areexhausted.Batteries are insertedincorrectly.Key lock inoperation.(Key icon shown)Date not setProblemNo powerDate / timeis wrongRemedyReplace with newbatteries.Insert the batteriescorrectly (➔ 7).Press SELECT/+ for 2seconds (blinking icon willdisappear).Set date correctly (➔ 9)Cannot be changed whenTOUR Mode is operating.Altitudereading isstrangeNo altitudealarmTemperaturereading isstrangeNo alarmPressurereading isstrangeHeart iconnot workingTime display iswrongReading is less than0 (-20, etc.)Different heightreading at samepoint after tripAlarm does notsoundToo highExpected alarmdoes not soundToo high or lowBlank displayTime zone setincorrectlyCurrent altitude isbelow ground (watchsea level setting)Barometric changesLevels not setWatch is too close tobodyLevels not setAlarm not activatedIs change due towind, pressurizedchamber, orpressurizedenvironment(airplane)?Time out after 5minutes of inactivityChest belt is too farfrom watch or poorskin contactReset time zoneCannot be changed whenTOUR Mode is operating.(TRIP shows on display)Adjust altitude, or acceptreadingMinor pressure changesmay produce minimaldeviations in altitudereadingsSet levels (➔ 12)Take off watch, wait 15minutes, then try againSet levels (➔ see relevantMODE section)Activate alarm (➔ seerelevant MODE section)Reset after you havechanged locationsPress MODE to return toPULSE ModeMove chest belt closer oradjust contact with skinSymptom Check thisProblem Remedy
27GBSPECIFICATIONSUnit of measurement (Imperial/metric, Celsius/Farenheit,etc.) depends on the store model purchased.Calendar ClockHour format 12/24 hrDate format DD:MM:YY (MM:DD:YY)Auto calendar 2001-2099Alarms 1 daily (hr:min)3 event (hr:min DD.MM.YY)(Must be set with PC)Chronometer/Timer 99:59:59 (hr:min:sec)Heart Rate Monitor (TS 120 / TS 130 only)Heart rate range 25…240 beats per minute (bpm)Resolution 1 bpmAccuracy +/- 1 bpmTraining zones 5HR alert range 26…240 bpm (upper)25…239 bpm (lower)Alert memory 2 heart rate alarmsTOUR memory 99 maxThermometer (TS 110 / TS 130 only)Range -10.0º C….60.0º C(14.0º F….140.0º F)Resolution 0.1º C (0.1 º F)Accuracy +/- 1º C (+/- 2º F)Altimeter (TS 110 / TS 130 only)Range -400…9,000 meters(-1,312….29,700 feet)Resolution 1 m (3 ft)Symptom Check thisProblem RemedyNo heart ratealertNo heart ratememoryNo sensorpowerNo memoryExpected alarmdoes not soundNo heart rate dataNo dataNo displayNo TOUR datastoredStrange distance,cadence or speedreadingWeak reception orpoor transmissionMemory % does notchanged100% of memoryusedTraining Zone/Alertlimits not setChest belt is too farfrom watch or poorskin contactSensor not readyWatch not fitted wellon Bike MountDisabled featurethrough PCMemory is fullWrong wheel size setSensors fittedincorrectlyMagnet not alignedInterferenceBattery low or emptyTOUR Mode not setMemory fullSet limits (➔ 19)Move chest belt closer oradjust contact with skinCheck distance betweensensor and magnetAjust the watchRe-select check box in PCsoftwareDownload TOUR memoryto PC or clear memoryMeasure and set wheelcircumference again(➔ 21)Check sensor fittingsRealign magnetFind source and move orswitch offReplace batterySet TOUR ModeClear all memoriesmanually, or download tothe PC. Data manuallyerased cannot be recalledor recoveredNOTE
GB28Accuracy +/- 10 m (+/- 30 ft)Vertical speed 0…125 m/sec (0…415 ft/sec)(ascending or descending)Vertical speed resolution 1 m/sec (3 ft/sec)Max altitude change +/- 32,787 m (+/- 99,999 ft)Total altitude change +/- 32,787 m (+/- 99,999 ft)Alerts 1 alarmBarometer (TS 110 / TS 130 only)Local pressure range 300…1100 hPa(8.86…32.48 inHg)Sea level pressure range 900…1100 hPa(26.58…32.48 inHg)Resolution 1 hPa (0.03 inHg)Accuracy +/- 3 hPa (+/- 0.1 inHg)Bar graph x-resolution 1 hourBar graph y-resolution 1 hPa (0.03 inHg)TOUR ModeOUTBREAKER TS 110Record time: 350 min5 second samplings: Altitude / Pressure / Temperature/ Speed / Cadence / DistanceOUTBREAKER TS 120Record time: 508 min5 second samplings: Heart Rate / Distance / Speed/ CadenceOUTBREAKER TS 130Record time: 659 min5 second samplings: Distance / Cadence / Speed /Heart Rate/ Altitude / Pressure /TemperatureBIKE ComputerWheel speed range 0…255 km/hr (158 mile/hr)Wheel speed resolution 1 km/hr (1 mile/hr)Cadence range 0…255 revolutions per minute(rpm)Cadence resolution 1 rpmMax trip distance 999.9 km (999 miles)Max total trip distance 99,999.9 km (99,999.9 miles)Wheel circumference 1,000….3,000 mm(39 in…118 in)Circumference resolution 1 mm (0.04 in)EnvironmentOperation -10º C…60º C (14º F…140º F)Storage -20º C…70º C (-4º F…158º F)Relative Humidity 10%…95%Water ResistanceWatch not actuating keys to 30 m (100 ft)Other accessories splash proofPowerWatch 1 x CR2032 3V lithium batteryChest belt 1 x CR2032 3V lithium batteryBike mount 1 x CR2032 3V lithium batterySpeed sensor 1 x 23A 12V alkaline batteryCadence sensor 1 x 23A 12V alkaline battery(TS 130 only)PC Requirements• Pentium I or above with 128 KB RAM or above• Windows 98 or above• 50 MB free memory (hard disk)• Printer and mouse recommended
29GB•Do not subject the product to impact or shock.•Check all major functions when the device is unused for along period of time. This is to ensure its full operation.Maintain a regular internal testing and cleaning of yourdevice.•When disposing of this product, do so in accordance withyour local waste disposal regulations.WARNINGSTo ensure you use your product correctly and safely, read theseWarnings and the entire user manual before using the product.The warnings given here provide important safety informationand should be observed at all times.•Do not attempt to repair the product yourself. Contact theretailer or our customer service department if it requiresservicing.•Take precautions when handling all battery types. They cancause injuries, burns, or property damage as a result ofcontact with conducting materials, heat, corrosive materialsor explosives. Remove the batteries before storing theproduct for long periods of time.•The product is a precision instrument. Never attempt to takethis device apart. There is a serious danger of powerfulelectric shocks.•Do not, under any circumstances, touch the exposed elec-tronic circuitry of the device as there is a danger of electricshock should it become exposed.•Take special care when handling a damaged LCD display,as the liquid crystals can be harmful to your health.•Do not use or store the device, including the remote sensor,in locations that may adversely affect the product such as,snow, desert, and magnetic fields.•Do not use this device in aircrafts or hospitals. The use ofradio frequency products can cause malfunctions in thecontrol devices of other equipment.ADDITIONAL RESOURCESVisit our website (www.oregonscientific.com) to learn moreabout your OUTBREAKER sports watch and other OregonScientific™ products such as digital cameras, hand-held or-ganizers, alarm clocks, and weather stations. The website alsoincludes contact information for our customer service depart-ment, in case you need to reach us.© 2003 Oregon Scientific. All rights reserved.
GB30Outbreaker TS110/TS120/TS130Tested To Comply With FCC StandardsFOR HOME OR OFFICE USEFCC ID: NMT – TS1X0AThis device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation issubject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may notcause harmful interference and (2) this device must accept anyinterference received, including interference that may causeundesired operations.NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to complywith the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to providereasonable protection against harmful interference in aresidential installation. This equipment generates, uses, andcan radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed andused in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmfulinterference to radio communications.However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occurin a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmfulinterference to radio or television reception, which can bedetermined by turning the equipment off and on, the user isencouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more ofthe 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 differentfrom that to which the receiver is connected.•Consult the dealer of an experienced radio/TV technician forhelp.Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expresslyapproved by the party responsible for compliance could voidthe user’s authority to operate the equipment.

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