Download TIMER ET 4

Transcript
2.1
Charging
The Emit Timer comes with one alkaline battery 9 Volt type 6LR61. With this battery the
ET4 has a capacity of running for appr. 20-25 hours. It is possible to use an extra battery
together with the original one. They are placed in parallell to eachother, and the running time is
almost doubled. As mentioned in our sales brochure we recomend that two rechargeable 9 Volt
batteries type 6F22 Ni-MH (Nickel Metal Hybride). This is a batterytype without cadmium and
therefore better for the environment. This type of batteries also have a better effect at low
temperatures. EMIT offers a batterypack consisting of two 6F22 batteries and a battery charger
which can charge both batteries at the same time.
An indication of the battery status is given when the ET4 is turned on. (For details, look at
chapter 3.1)
3.
Programming of the Timer
The following is a short list of the questions you have to answer during programming:
• Language
• Timer / Skitester
• Delete Times / Definitions
•
Class no
First start no
•
Last start no
•
Start time number ... is
•
Start interval
•
Number of runners starting together
•
Control of passes: None / Automatic
•
More classes
• Runners placed in groups
• Time is
3. l
Switching the Timer on / language selection
To switch on the Timer, press the ON/OFF and keep it depressed for a short while until the
Timer starts.
First the Timer will introduce itself for a few seconds, then five possible languages can be
selected. The five different languages are norwegian, swedish, finnish, english or german. The
screen will appear as follows:
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