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■ C H A R AC T E R I S T I C S

u Pedometer

• Range:0-999999steps

• Distancedisplay: 0-9999.99km/0-9999.99

miles

• Calorimeter:0-99999.9kcal

• Duration: 0-1 440  minute s (23 hours 59

minutes59seconds)

• Targetstepcount:Beepsuponcompletion

• Personal calibration:Bodyweight,stride

length

• Pedometerinstrument:Accelerometer

uAutomatic calendar adjustment between

2011and2099(year,month,day,hour,minute,

second)

u12/24-hour indication format

u Hourly chime

u Daylight saving time setting

u Stopwatch

Max imum  ran ge : 2 3 h our s 5 9 m in ut es  5 9

seconds

Splitintervalfunction(SPL)

uRecord archive functionwhichallowsusersto

storeupto 30 entrieswhereeachindividual

entr ycan berecalled for evaluation. Users

mayalsochoosetodeleteindividualentries

orerasetheentirearchive.

uDaily and one-time alarm settings

u Low battery detection

u Key t one sett ings: U se rs  m ay  ch oo se  t o

deacti vat e t he  k ey  t on e fun ctio n w he n

operatinginsituationsthatrequirelownoise

levels

• EL Backlight:3secduration

■ C L O C K

■

P E D O M E T E R

GENERAL OPERATIONS

1) AUTO-RETURN

• Whileinarchiveandalarmmode,ifnooperation

within2 minutes,thewatchwill automatically

returntohomescreen.

• Whilein setting menu (digits flashing), if no

ope ration  wi th in  2  m in ut es , t he  w at ch  wi ll

automaticallyexitthesettingmenu.

2) DEFAULT SCREEN

Whenever entering daily recordingand archive

mode, the last recordingswhen existed will show

first.

SE C O N DS DISP L AY*

NOTE:

• If the watchis set to the12-hour indication

format,the‘PM’symbolwillappearonlyinthe

SE C O N DS DISP L AY*

RE AL T IM E

[HH :M M ]

ST EP C O U N T / CAL O R IES /

DIST ANC E T R AVE L L ED/

EL AP SE D T IM E

ACTIVATING PEDOMETER

1. PressS1tobeginrecordingyourmovement,and

pressagaintostoprecording.

 Theflashing indicatesthatthepedometer

isactive.

NOTE:

Ifno movement is registered on the pedometer

for5minutes,thepedometerwillbeautomatically

deactivatedtoreducebatteryconsumption.

KEEPING TRACK OF STEP COUNT, CALORIES BURNED,

DISTANCE AND ELAPSED TIME.

1. P r e s s  S 2  t o  c y c l e  t h r o u g h  t h e  f o l l o w i n g

measurements:Stepcount, calories,distance

andelapsedtime.

2. Whenthepedometerisinactive,hold S2 for2

secondstoresetallcounters.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Q1 Why can’t I set a target step count, unit, stride

length and/or weight?

It is not allowed to set personal information

after step count activated. Please set up

correct personal information first before

step count, as it affects distance and

calories counting.

Q2 Why does the alarm cause my pedometer

to malfunction during operation?

A2 Step counting will stop when alarm or

countdown alarm rings.

The distance recorded on my pedometer

doesn’t match at all. Is my pedometer

broken?

The distance is calculated upon your

steps and stride length. Please check if

the correct stride length is set.

Q4 I noticed that the pedometer has the

tendency to register sudden increases in

step count, why is this?

The pedometer may not be able to

reg is ter mo vem en t with co m p le te

precision at all times, but it has a built in

function that allows it to try and account

for any discrepancies in its measurements

which is why you will notice certain spikes

in your recording.

Q5 The number of steps recorded doesn’t seem

to be accurate at all.

There are two possible causes for this

problem:

The pedometer is only intended for

measuring basic movements such as

walking and/or jogging. Therefore, it is

unlikely to produce reliable data when

mea suri ng activ ities whi ch invo lv e

sprinting.

The pedometer’s operation is based on

principles of biomechanics, specifically

on how people’s arms behave during

movement. If your arms are moving

excessively during exercise then there

is a possibility that it may affect the

pedometer’s measurements.

afternoon.Ifthe‘PM’symbolisn’tvisible,itmeans

thewatchissettoAMtime/24hourtimeformat.

• Thewatchhasabuilt-incalendarwhichisfully

automatedw hich is capableof adjustingto

leapyears.

NREZ019 10-2012

CAL. Z019 (R 23 SERIES)

NOTE:

• Thevaluesthatappearonthesecondroware

actuallythecumulativesumfromallprevious

recordingsessions and will remainuntil the

pedometerisreset.

• Ifyouhavealreadysetadesignatedsumasyour

dailyobjective,thepedometerwillnotifyyouof

yourprogressinincrementsof10%andyouwill

hearabeepingsound.

• Thewatchwillproducea continuousbeeping

sound for20seconds and theprogressbar

will begin to flashupon completion of your

designatedobjective.Toproceed,simplypress

anybuttontostopthebeeping.

SETTING UP YOUR PEDOMETER

1. Inpedometermode,hold S4until thenumber

displaystartsflashing.

2. PressS3tocyclethroughthefollowingvariables:



 Target step count Unit (metric/imper ial)⇨ ⇨

Stridelength Bodyweight⇨

3. AdjustthevaluesofeachvariableusingS1&S2.

4. PressS4tosaveandexistsettingmenu.

■ D I S P L AY O V E R V I E W

DAT E

T IM E

But t on Pr im a r y F unc t i o n

Start/Stop

Stopwatch:Start/Pause

Pedometer:Start/Stoprecording

Menusetting:+value(Holdforrapid

increase)

Reset

Stopwatch:Reset

Menusetting:-value(Holdforrapid

decrease)

Mode

Modeselection

Menunavigation

Enter/

ELbacklight

Holdfor2seconds:Settingsmenu

Menuscreen:Saveandreturntothe

previousmenu

MODE SELECTION

Th e pedo me t e r w atch pro v id e s 6 mo de s o f

function. They are listed in the following order.

PressS3tocyclethrougheachmode.

Hold button S3 down for 2 seconds to return to

thehomescreen.

DA ILY T AR GE T P RO GR E S S BAR **

* S EC OND S DI S P L AY :  W h e n  t h e  “ :” s y m b o l

is flashing, it is an indication of the seconds

passing.

** DAILY TARGET PROGRESS BAR:eachsegmentof

thebarrepresents10%progress.

BUTTON FUNCTIONS

S1  Alternatesbetweenstandardtimeanddaylight

savingtime

S2 Turnon/offhourlychime

S3 Modeselection

S4ELBlacklight,clocksettings

SETTING THE TIME AND DATE

1. Whilein clockmode,holdS4for2 secondsor

untilnumbersstarttoflash.

2. PressS3tohighlighttheunityouwishtoadjust.

3. SetthevalueoftheselectedunitusingS1and

S2.

4. Onceyou’vesetyourwatchtothecorrecttime,

pressS4tosaveyoursettings.

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NOTE:

In archive mode, date will be displayed first, then

change to steps screen after 2 seconds. In steps

screen, press S2 to cycle through steps, calorie,

distance and time display.

In archive mode, pressing S4 will not activate EL

light.

■

S T O P WAT C H

USING THE STOPWATCH TO RECORD ELAPSED TIME

MEASURING SPLIT TIMES

S1 S1S1 S1 S2

S1 S2S2 S1 S2

S1 S1S2 S2 S2

■ A L A R M & K E Y T O N E S E T T I N G S

SETTING AN ALARM

1. In alarm mode, press S4 till the digit flashes, then

release S4

2. Press S3 to switch between hour and minute

setting

3. In setting screen, press S1 or S2 to + / - value.

4. Press S4 to save and exit setting

TURNING ON / OFF ALARM

In alarm mode, press S2 to turn on / off alarm.

TURNING ON / OFF KEY TONE

In alarm mode, press S1 for 2 sec to turn on / off

key tone.

■ D A I LY R E C O R D I G N S

Daily recording screen displays one’s sum data

of the day, including steps, calorie, distance, time

and % of daily objective completed.

Press S2 to cycle through steps, calorie, distance

and time.

NOTE:

The daily recording will be saved automatically

and reset by 00:00 (24-hour format) / 12:00am (12-

hour format).

■

A R C H I V E

USING YOUR STOPWATCH TO MAKE REAL TIME

COMPARISONS OF TWO FINISHES

T h i s w a t c h c o n t a i n s p r e c i s e e l e c t r o n i c

components. Never attempt to open the case or

remove the back cover.

• BATTERY

CAUTION

DO NOT EXPOSE THE OLD BATTERY TOFIRE OR

RECHARGEIT.KEEPITATAPLACEBEYONDTHE

REACH OF CHIL DREN. IF A CHILD SWALLOWS IT,

CONSULT A DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY.

• WATERRESISTANT

* If your watch is 200 M/20 BAR, 100 M/10 BAR or

50 M/5 BAR water resistant, it is so indicated on

the dial/case back.

• Donotoperate thebuttons whenthe watchis

wet.

• Ifthe watchis exposedtosaltwater,rinseitin

fresh water and then wipe it thoroughly dry.

• Shouldyoundanywaterorcondensationinside

t he wat ch, i mm ediat ely hav e i t checke d.

Water can corrode electric parts inside the

case.

CAUTION:

Leather straps are not water resistant except

so indicated, even if the watch head is water

resistant.

• ALLERGICREACTION

Be cause t h e c as e a nd ba nd t o u ch t he sk in

directly, it is important to clean them regularly. If

not, shirt sleeves may be stained and those with

delicate skin may develop a rash. Please wear

the watch with some play to avoid any possible

allergic reaction. If you develop a rash on your

wrist, stop wearing and consult a physician.

• MAGNETISM

Your watch will be adversely affected by strong

magnetism. Keep it away from close contact with

magnetic objects.

•SHOCKSANDVIBRATIONS

Yo ur w a t c h m a y b e wo r n fo r no r m a l s p o r t s

activities, but be careful not to drop it or hit it

on hard surfaces.

• TEMPERATURE

Yo u r w at c h is p r e a d jus t e d so t ha t co ns t an t

accuracy may be insured at normal temperature.

• CLEANING

Use only a soft cloth and clean water for clean-

ing your wat ch. Never use chemicals, as the

waterproof gasket will corrode.

Co n d i t i o n

of u s e Ac c i d e n t a l

co n t a c t

wi t h wa t e r,

s u c h a s

s p l a s h es

a n d r a i n

Swi m m i n g

a n d t a kin g

a s h o w e r

Ski n

d i v i n g

Scu b a

d i v i n g

Indic ation

on the dial/

case back

N o

I nd i c at i o n

NO NO NO

YES YES NO NO

YES YES NO

NO NO NO

YES

WA T E R

R E S I ST A N T

WA T E R

R E S I ST A N T

( 5 0 M / 5  B A R

)

WA T E R

R E S I ST A N T

1 0 0M / 1 0 B A R 

or a bove

(

YES

■ C A R E O F Y O U R L O R U S WAT C H

P r i n t e d i n C h i n a

■ S E R V I C E

W h e n y o ur L O R U S wa t c h r e q u i r e s r e p a i r o r

ser vicing, please see t he enclosed WARRANTY/

GUARANTEE.

■ B AT T E R Y C H A N G E

1. Battery: CR2032

Battery life: Provided the average use of EL

backlight is 10 sec/day and the alarm tone

is active for 20sec/day, the batter y life of the

pedometer watch may vary depending on

how often the pedometer function stays active

during the day.

8 hours/day=7 months

3 hours/day=16 months

2 hours/day=21 months

1 hour/day=32 months

1/2 hour/day=42 months

2. Be sure to replace the battery to prevent any

possible malfunction as soon as it runs down.

3. To replace the battery we recommend taking

the watch to a local watch repair shop.

NOTE:

If the alarm, EL backlight and pedometer function

are use d l ong e r t han t he pe ri ods de scribe d

above , the bat t ery life may be less t han t he

specified period.

After the batteries are replaced with new ones,

set the time/calendar and alarm.

1. Press S4 to browse forward the daily recording

data by date, and press S1 to browse backward.

2. Press S2 t o cycle through st eps / calorie /

distance / time display.

3. Hold S2 for 2 seconds to clear current recording

data. Hold S4 for 2 seconds to clear all recordings.

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Produktspecifikationer

Varumärke:	Lorus
Kategori:	Klockor
Modell:	Z019
Färg på produkten:	Wit
Bredd:	167 mm
Djup:	70 mm
Höjd:	130 mm
Typ av vattenfilter:	Dispenser-waterfilter
Antal per paket:	3 stuk(s)
Kompatibla produkter:	CASO HD 1000