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All lap data is erased when the Chrono is started from reset. Next data value INDIGLO To Summary/ Hold to Previous data go to Time value of Day Mode Operation Press DISPLAY (¶) or STOP/RESET (A) to navigate through the lap data forward and backward, respectively. Hold the button to scan quickly to a particular lap; release the button to view the data for that lap number. If you were using a Speed + Distance Sensor, or a Heart Rate Sensor, each recalled lap will have three displays of data; the lower line of each will always show the lap number (labeled “RCL” for “Recall”). If you were not using any of the sensors, each recalled lap will consist of one display only (lap and split time). Data Stored For Each Lap Lap and Split Time – The first data stored are the lap and split times for the lap. The lap time is displayed in the upper display line and the split time is displayed in the middle line. Lap Average Speed and Pace – Next, you can view the average speed and pace for the current lap, if you are using the Speed + Distance Sensor. These values are based on the distance traveled for the lap and the time for the lap. If you are using the HRM only, you will still see this display, but no performance data will be displayed. Lap Average Heart Rate and Lap Distance – Last, the average heart rate for the lap and the distance traveled for the lap are displayed. If you are using the HRM only, the distance traveled data is blank. Summary Mode This mode displays a summary of all the aggregate performance data recorded by the watch while the Chrono was running. This mode will not show the data recorded for each lap; refer to the section for Lap Data mode elsewhere in this manual. Like the data in Lap Data mode, when the Chrono is started from reset, all the data in Summary mode are cleared, with the exception of the Odometer data. This can only be cleared manually as described in the following section. Next data value INDIGLO To Summary/ Hold to Previous data value go to Time of Day Hold to clear Odometer Mode Operation VIEWING THE DATA Press DISPLAY (¶) or STOP/RESET (A) to navigate through the summary data forward and backward, respectively. Hold the button to scan quickly through the data; release the button to view the specific data for that data group. RESETTING THE ODOMETER While viewing the Odometer value, press and hold START/SPLIT to set this value back to 0. What Data Is Stored? The following data is available for review in Summary mode. Most of these data rely on information from either the HRM or Speed + Distance Sensor, so if you were not using either of these devices in your workout, most of the displays in Summary mode will show no interesting data. NOTE: The data is not updated while it is being displayed. Average Speed – The average speed while the Chrono was running, computed by dividing distance traveled by the total Chrono time. Maximum Speed – The largest velocity value received by the watch while the Chrono was running. 1-32 1-33 Average Pace – The average pace calculated while the Chrono was running. This value is simply the average speed expressed in terms of minutes per unit distance. Best Pace – This is the fastest (smallest) pace value calculated while the Chrono was running. Event Distance – The accumulated distance traveled while the Chrono was running. Overall Distance – The accumulated overall distance traveled, irrespective of the state of the Chronograph. This distance total will account for any distance you may travel when the Chrono is stopped; the “Event Distance” value previously described will ignore this distance information. Odometer – This works like the trip odometer in your car. It will accumulate distance, irrespective of Chrono usage, until you manually reset it. The odometer value is not cleared automatically between workouts, as is the case with the other distance data, so you can use this value to keep track of your total distance over a period of a week, month, etc. Average Heart Rate – The average heart rate calculated while the Chrono is running. Time in Zone – The amount of time that the displayed heart rate was within your heart rate target zone. See the section for Configure mode for detailed instructions for setting your target heart rate zone. Average Heart Rate in Zone – This is the average heart rate calculated only using the heart rate values that were within the limits of your target heart rate zone. This data can give you an idea of where your heart rate typically falls when working out in your target zone. Event Time – This is equivalent to the Chrono total time. Overall Time – This is the total time that the watch has been receiving Speed + Distance data, irrespective of the state of the Chronograph. This data does not take HRM usage into account. GPS Battery Level – This display is only accurate while the watch is receiving data from the Speed + Distance Sensor. The voltage level of the batteries is displayed in a bar graph format; when the battery imag...
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