Speedtech EE-1 Manuel utilisateur

Model : EE-1

Speedtech ECO EDGETM

User’s Manual

Speedtech ECO EDGETM

Model:EE-1

User,s Manual

INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on purchasing the Speedtech ECO EDGETM.

You now have a technologically advanced instrument, which

will maximize your outdoor exploration.

SCIENTIFIC BASIS

Wildlife scientists have documented daily activity patterns in

animals as diverse and different as marine worms and humans.

These daily or circadian rhythms are believed to result from an

interaction between hormonally triggered reactions in the ani-

mals and cyclic environmental events. Combined, these factors

control a wide array of animal functions and behavior including

reproduction, feeding, growth, thermal regulation, body condi-

tion and, perhaps most important, seasonal and daily movements.

While environmental phenomena such as cyclic changes in moon

phase and position relative to the earth have been used to predict

animal behavior with some success, other environmental factors

also play an important role. Photoperiod and sun position have

been conclusively demonstrated to affect the behavior of large

game animals, deer and elk in particular. In addition, seasonal

weather patterns, local weather events, and air temperature all

have been identified in scientific studies as very important fac-

tors influencing the activity and behavior of these large game

animals. Most often these activities are related to the physiolog-

ical demands of maintaining optimal foraging and resting times.

The environmental conditions affecting this behavior have been

combined into a single algorithm used to determine optimal ac-

tivity times. The factors and relationships used in the instrument

were obtained through an extensive study of the scientific liter-

ature, and use of well documented animal behavior studies. This

information, combined with discussions with wildlife biologists,

has contributed to the development of the software used in the

Speedtech ECO EDGETM.

FEATURES

• Moon phase & moonrise/moonset position

• Sun position / sunrise & sunset times

• 12 - 24 hour weather forecast

• Present & 4-hr future game activity prediction

• 97-year activity forecast based on future sun/moon infor-

mation

• 97-year almanac

• Real-time calendar clock

• Barometer / 16 hour history

• Severe weather audio warning

• Temperature: actual or estimated

• Altitude

• Digital compass

• Key lock function

• EL back light

IMPORTANT NOTE: The Speedtech ECO EDGE includes two

CR2032 batteries necessary for operation. To maintain their

maximum life during storage and shipping, these batteries

have not been installed. See the Battery Information section

for instructions.

CONTROL BUTTONS

A.MODE/POWERBUTTON

Changes the display mode or turns the unit on and off.

B. TIME/LOCK BUTTON

Displays the current or future mode or locks and unlocks

the control buttons

C. SET/BACKLIGHT BUTTON

Activates back light or enters the setting procedure

D.UP(+)/DOWN(-)BUTTONS

Changes parameter values

INDICATORS

A.ACTIVITYPREDICTIONMETER

Indicates the magnitude of activity

B. ACTIVITY PREDICTION BAR GRAPH

Indicates the magnitude of activity for the next four hours

C. BAROMETRIC PRESSURE BAR GRAPH

Indicates the barometric pressure value for the past 16

hours

D.PRESENTMODE

Shows prediction for the current date and conditions

E.FUTURE MODE

Shows prediction at the set date and time

F. MOONPHASE

Indicates the phase of the moon

G. MOON POSITION

Indicates the position of the moon

H.SUN POSITION

Indicates the position of the sun

I.WEATHERFORECAST

Indicates the weather conditions for the next 12 to 24

hours

J.LOWBATTERY

Indicates the batteries are running dry

K.KEY LOCK

Indicates the control buttons are locked

BATTERY INFORMATION

The unit uses two CR2032 lithium batteries. For your conve-

nience, a small screwdriver is provided to remove the back

cover.

To Install and Change Batteries:

1) Remove battery compartment cover on backside of instru-

ment. This requires removal of the three (3) small screws

with a No. 0 to No. 1 Phillips head screwdriver Be sure

the + side of your fresh CR2032 battery is facing up.

2) Place the battery(ies) in the circular compartment.

3) Gently press battery until battery is seated flat in battery

compartment.

4) Securely replace the battery compartment cover with the

three (3) screws.

A low-battery indicator will light up on the display screen

when the batteries are running low.

Battery Life:

After batteries are installed, they have a life expectancy of up

to eight (8) months if the unit is never turned on. With mod-

erate use, battery life is expected to be at least six (6) months.

If user wants to COMPLETELY TURN OFF the unit and

maintain battery life, remove the batteries from the unit. A

piece of tape may be placed between the batteries and the bat-

tery contact to store the unit and maintain fresh battery life.

1. The unit will keep the memory for time zone, altitude, lati-

tude and longitude even when the batteries are replaced. Press

SET to bypass the setting procedure, should the above infor-

mation still be applicable.

TURNING UNIT ON OR OFF

Press and hold MODE/POWER for two seconds to turn the

unit on or off.

Upon battery installation, the unit will start to measure baro-

metric pressure data every 15 minutes. Monitoring of the baro-

metric pressure data will continue even while unit is turned

off, and will store this information for future use.

Once the unit has been turned on, the weather forecast will ap-

pear as half-cloudy/half-sunny. The Speedtech ECO EDGE

will need approximately 2 to 3 hours of accumulated data to

calculate the trend of the weather change and report an accu-

rate weather forecast.

ECO EDGE turns itself off automatically after 5 minutes.

However, the barometric pressure sensor and the Severe

Weather Alarm will continue to function unless the batteries

areremoved.

THE BACK LIGHT

The back light feature allows for display readability in low

light situations. To activate back light feature, press SET/

BACKLIGHT button once. Back light will be deactivated

automatically after four seconds.

THE KEY LOCK

The control buttons may be locked to avoid accidental chang-

es. To activate lock, press and hold TIME for two seconds. Re-

peat the procedure to unlock buttons. NOTE: this feature

will be disabled when the unit turns itself off

HOW TO SET THE PARAMETERS

Please refer to the TIME ZONE,ALTITUDE, LONGITUDE &

LATITUDE SOURCES to gain specific geographic coordi-

nates prior to beginning the parameter entry process as fol-

lows:

1. Press and hold SET. The hour digits will blink.

2. Choose 12 Hr or 24 Hr clock/Use + button to change.

Press SET. The hour digits will blink. Use UP(+) or

DOWN(-) to enter the hours. Pay attention to AM or

PM.

3. Press SET. The minute digits will blink.

4. Use UP or DOWN to enter the minutes.

5. Press SET. The month digits will blink.

6. Use UP or DOWN to enter the month.

7. Press SET. The day digits will blink.

8. Use UP or DOWN to enter the day.

9. Press SET. The year digits will blink.

10. Press UP or DOWN to enter the year.

11. Use UP or DOWN to enter barometric unit. You may se-

lect hPa (millibars/hPa) or inHg (inches of Mercury).

Press SET.

12. Altitude in Ft display will blink. Use + to select Ft or m.

Press SET.

13. Temperature unit will blink. Use + to select F or C. Press

SET.

14. Time zone will blink. Use UP or DOWN to enter time

zone. *see time zone source following.

15. Press SET. Altitude calibration setting will blink.

16. Use UP or DOWN to enter altitude in feet or meters. (1

meter = 3.2808 feet). Your current altitude will be dis-

played in either feet or meters as selected in #12 above.

These are two different functions.

17. Press SET. Latitude N will blink.

18. Use UP or DOWN to enter Latitude direction. You may

select N for north or S for South.

19. Press SET. Display will blink.

20. Use UP or DOWN to enter Latitude degrees.

21. Press SET. Display will blink.

22. Use UP or DOWN to enter Latitude minutes.

23. Press SET. Display will blink.

24. Use UP or DOWN to enter Longitude direction. You

may select E for east or W for west.

25. Press SET. Display will blink.

26. Use UP or DOWN to enter Longitude degrees.

27. Press SET. Display will blink.

28. Use UP or DOWN to enter Longitude minutes.

29. Press SET to finish.

You have successfully completed the parameter entry of your

Speedtech ECO EDGE and are now ready to maximize your

hunting productivity at this geographic location.

TIMEZONE,ALTITUDE, LATITUDEAND

LONGITUDE SOURCES

The Speedtech ECO EDGE makes its calculations based on

the data entered for the time, date, time zone, altitude, latitude

and longitude. The following information is supplied to as-

sist you with accurate data during your parameter entry.

The time zone value is derived by subtracting GMT (Green-

wich Mean Time) from the local time. You may select from -12

to +14 hours. Be sure you make adjustment for daylight sav-

ing (DST) when applicable. Find your location on the chart

shown and use the accompanying number during parameter en-

try. EXAMPLE: On the chart, Eastern Standard Time is -5.

For Daylight Savings Time, the Eastern time becomes -4.

* To use the Speedtech ECO EDGE at higher altitudes, it is important to enter the altitude compensation in the setting

procedure.

FINDING YOUR LATITUDE/LONGITUDE/

ELEVATION

U.S.Locations: The easiest source is the Internet site:

www.topozone.com. Choose Get a Map and enter your

town or county in the Place Name Search. It will show eleva-

tion and Lat/Long as a decimal. Double click on the town

name and a map will appear. At the bottom of the map, select

D/M/S. Then look above the map for Lat/Long in degrees/

minutes.

If you know your Lat/Long as a decimal, you can convert to

minutes by multiplying the decimal numbers by 60. EXAM-

PLE: For Lat 35.407 , multiply .407 x 60 = 24.42. Lat = 35

24’(Round to nearest whole number.)

If you have a GPS, the Lat/Long should come up when you

first turn on the unit. Many GPS units also provide eleva-

tion.

If you do not use the Internet and do not own a GPS, call your

local airport, which can provide the Lat/Long/Elevation of

the airport. Some airports can give you information on sur-

rounding areas.

If there is no convenient airport, call the U.S. Geological Sur-

vey at 888 275 8747 to order the USGS Index to Topo Maps

for any state. These are free and are shipped to you free by US

mail. You may also call the same 888 number, press 6 for the

USGS Library. The librarian can look up your location.

Remember that most local libraries have Internet access, or

you may ask the Reference Librarian to check

www.topozone.com, or other sources, for the Lat/Long/Eleva-

tion information you need.

Canada: Use www.NRCAN-RNCAN.gc.ca. Click on Cen-

tre for Topographic Information, then select MAPS 101. Go

to the bottom and select Search on Index; select NTS Index

Maps, then click on Geographical Name Query. Type in your

location.

International Locations: You may use www.mapquest.com

and select World Atlas or locate information for your indi-

vidual country.

DISPLAY MODES

To scroll through the current time, date, year, barometric pres-

sure, sunrise time, sunset time, altitude, compass, temperature,

press MODE.

To change between the present and future mode, press TIME.

BAROMETRIC HISTORY

The built-in barometer senses the changes in barometric pres-

sure every 15 minutes. To check the barometric pressure, press

MODE to display BARO. The pressure history for the past 16

hours will be displayed in the pressure chart in four columns,

reading left to right.

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