Easi-Walker User Guide
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Using your Easi-Walker
•The Easi-Walker pedometer will count all the steps you take while wearing it
•It will store the information for 14 separate days, then start overwriting the first date stored
•It stores the number of steps made in each 2-minute period during each day so you can
see how the number of steps varies over the course of each day
•The Easi-Walker pedometer can store the step counts into different activities. You can split
each day into up to 9 separate activities (Activity 1, Activity 2, Activity 3, etc.)
•At the start of each day, the current Activity is reset to Activity 1
•Two sets of numbers are stored in the Easi-Walker; firstly the number of steps that are
taken during each activity. Secondly the step count during every 2 minute interval
throughout the day i.e total number of steps taken in that day
•Because the Activity can be changed during a 2-minute period, there is sometimes a
discrepancy between the total number of steps for each Activity (as counted using the 2-
minute period data) and the total stored separately for each Activity. However, the overall
total number of steps will, of course, be the same
Selecting the Activity
•At the start of each day, the Activity number is set back to Activity 1
•Press the Lock button (on the side) briefly to unlock the pedometer the Lock indicator will
now flash on the display
•Press the Select button (on the front) briefly twice to move to the next Activity number
Activity number will increase
•You are now locked out of changing the Activity number for another 5 seconds as a security
measure, but the pedometer will immediately start counting steps for the new Activity
•When you have reached the maximum Activity number (9), then it cannot be increased
further and all steps counted for the remainder of the day will be allocated to Activity 9
Viewing Activity and Other Information
•Press and Hold the Lock button for 5 seconds
•The Easi-Walker display will change to show the current Time
•Press the Lock button again to cycle through: Year, Date, Name, Activity 1 steps, Activity 2
steps, Activity 3 steps
•After 5 seconds, the display will return to normal display
•Note that the Time and Date, as well as the name are set using the Easi-Walker software
and cannot be set on the pedometer itself
Installing the Software
•There are no drivers to install, but you must install the Easi-Walker application in order to
read the data held on the Easi-Walker pedometers
•Insert the CD into the CD drive and the installation should start
•If the installation doesn’t start, then browse to the CD and double-click on setup.exe
•Follow the instructions to select the location to install
•When installation is complete, the Easi-Walker software will be found in the Start Menu in
the group TTS Group
