Suunto T6 Manuel utilisateur

Suunto Oy 6/2004, 8/2005

USER’S GUIDE

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SUUNTO t6 USER’S GUIDE

START/STOP

ALT/BACK

UP/LAP

DOWN/LIGHT

ENTER

Mode indicators

Time

Alti/Baro

Training

SPD/DST

Batter level

indicator

Ke lock

HR/speed alarm

indicator

Time alarm

Training t pe

indicator

SUUNTO t6 USER’S GUIDE

1. INTRODUCTION

ThisistheUser'sGuideforSuuntot6wristopcomputer. It containsbriefintroductions

to all the modes, and guidelines on where and when to use their functions. It also

contains more detailed instructions on how to use the most important functions.

However, it does not include all the information on Suunto t6, and the information it

contains is not always given in full detail. In other words, the User's Guide should

be used alongside the User's manual. Therefore you should first read the User's

manual carefully before using the User's Guide. You can find the User's manual on

the CD-ROM supplied with your Suunto t6.

Checklist

Make sure the package contains the following items in addition to the User's Guide:

• Suunto t6

• Transmitter belt (SuuntoANT-transmission compatible)

• PC-interface cable

• CDcontainingtheSuuntoTrainingManagerandtheSuuntot6User'smanual

Should any of these be missing from the package, contact the representative who

sold you the package.

NOTE: This User's Guide refers to speed and distance (Spd/Dst) functions.

These are only available with separate Spd/Dst accessories. The references to

these functions are in italics.

2. BASIC MENU STRUCTURE

To navigate the menus:

1. Scroll from one mode to another with UP/DOWN buttons. The name of the new

mode is displayed for a short while before the main display opens. The indicator

bar on the left side of the display tells you which mode you are in.

2. Press ENTER to opentheselected menu. Three menu itemsaredisplayed at the

same time. The menu item that is currently selected is highlighted in reversed

color.

3. Tomove deeperinthehierarchy,select(highlight)a menu itemandpressENTER.

4. To return one step up in the hierarchy, press ALT/BACK. Remember that if you

only press ALT/BACK after making a change, the change will not be saved. To

save changes, you first have to accept your changes with ENTER.

5. If you want to return to the main display of the active mode, press either ENTER

(saves the changes) or ALT/BACK (discards the last change) for more than

2 seconds.

3. WATCH SETTINGS

Before starting to use your Suunto t6, you need to set the correct time and date.

You can also customize all the necessary units and settings.

These instructions show you how to set the time and date. The process to adjust

other settings and functions is similar, and begins from the main display of each

mode.

Setting the time

Setting the date

4. TIME MODE

The Time mode includes normal watch functions such as time, date and alarm. In

the Time menu, you can define the measuring units for the data displayed in the

other modes and adjust the general settings.

Functions:

• Alarm: Set the time alarms (e.g. wake up time).

•Time: Setthetimeand the dual time.

•Date: Set the date.

•General: Set the general settings (button tones, icons, backlight, sensor

calibration).

•Units: Set the units (time, date, Hr, temperature, pressure, elevation, asc/dsc

speed, distance, speed).

5. ALTI/BARO MODE

The Alti/Baro mode has to alternate displays: 1) Altitude and related parameters in

Alti use; and 2) weather data, such as barometric pressure and temperature, in

Baro use. The Alti/Baro mode also contains the weather memory and the reference

setting needed to relate the current barometric pressure to your current altitude.

When the Baro use is on, altitude reading remains constant. When theAlti use is on,

sealevel reading remains constant.

Alti use Baro use

Functions:

•Use: Define theAlti or Baro use for the mode.

•Refer: Set the reference altitude or sea level pressure.

•Memory: View the weather information (temp. and pressure) for the last 48

hours.

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