FEATURES:

Step counter:
walk or jog - up to 100,000 steps (0 to 99,999 and then rollsover)

Activity time:
automatically counts up to 100 hours automatic start/stop and time out/time in (0 to 100 hours by one second resolution).

Memorizes:
day and total step counts

5 Step display delay for more accurate step:
before tallying and displaying results for increased accuracy

% of day's steps:
count goal attained and displayes as a % and as 0-100% bar graph

Cadence:
computes 8 second steps per minute cadence

Guidelines for cleaning/sanitizing ACCUSPLIT pedometers:

1. Remember that the cases are not water resistant. Care must be taken to ensure that liquid does not get inside the case when cleaning, to avoid potential damage to the circuit or battery.

2. To avoid getting liquids inside the case, wipe down the case with a damp cloth or paper towel, rather than spraying directly with cleaning products or water.

3. Isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol, soap and water, and common cleaners such as Formula 409 / Fantastic / Windex are all OK to use.

4. Do NOT use petroleum-based oils or solvents (such as nail polish remover), as these will damage the case.

5. If liquid does get inside the pedometer, the unit will often be salvagable if prompt action is taken. Remove the faceplate by inserting a coin into the slot at bottom of case. Remove the battery and dry it off. Blot very gently with a paper towel or tissue to get any remaining water out of the case. Allow to dry for several hours, out of direct sunlight. Then, replace the battery and press the faceplate back into place. Press the reset button to restore power. If unit fails to power up, the battery has probably been depleted (due to shorting) - replace it with new battery of same type.

How to wear your ACCUSPLIT pedometer

The pedometer should be worn above the knee. So, you should first choose the side of the body on which you wish to wear the pedometer. It doesn't matter which side you pick.

While gently holding the pedometer's belt clip open, slide the pedometer onto your belt or the top edge of your pants or skirt, above the knee on the side of the body you chose. The pedometer should fit snugly on your clothing, and be level.

Note: The pedometer should be as vertical as possible. Walkers with larger stomachs may find it helpful to wear the pedometer farther back on the body, toward one hip.

To avoid losing or dropping your pedometer, use a safety leash to fasten the pedometer securely to your
clothing. All ACCUSPLIT pedometers come with a free safety leash.