Ozeri PD4X3-3 Tri-Mode Activity Tracker Multi-Axis Detection

INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on your purchase of the 4x3sport Pedometer, by Ozeri. This pedometer is a great exercise tool that tracks the total number of steps you take while walking, running or stair climbing, as well as your exercise time, distance and calories burned. This pedometer(s motion sensor is optimized to detect steps while walking. The data is tracked daily and the daily memory is automatically reset at midnight. Even though daily memory is reset at midnight, this pedometer will still add each day’s data to the total memory, upto a total of 999,999 steps and the equivalent in distance, time spent exercising, calories burned, and body fat burned. In addition, this pedometer will retain the steps, distance, time spent exercising, calories burned, and body fat burned each day for the last 30 days. This pedometer uses a Lithium battery (CR2032 installed). It automatically powers off after 3 minutes of inactivity to preserve battery life. To change the battery please use the included mini-screwdriver. If you lose this screwdriver, any mini-screwdriver similar to the type used on eyeglasses will work Please remove the battery insulation tab before attempting to use the Pedometer for the first time. When setting up your pedometer for the first time, you will need to enter your stride [the distance between your steps]. To measure your stride, it is recommended that you calculate an average in the following way: Walk or run 10 steps notating your starting position and ending position. Measure the distance between your starting and ending position. Divide this total distance by 10 to get your average stride. For example, if the total distance you walked over 10 steps is 330 inches, your average stride would be 33 inches (or 2.75 feet). To set your step stride for stair climbing, measure the distance from one edge of a step to the next, and enter this number as the step stride. Calculating the average is not necessary as stair steps are typically the same length. Alternatively, if the tread and rise of the step is known, the distance from one edge to another can also be derived by taking the square root of the sum of the squares of the tread and rise. Note: if your pedometer has already been programmed with a walking step stride, simply reset the pedometer to enter programming mode and change the stride

NOTE: To ensure accuracy, this pedometer will not begin counting steps until it detects motion resembling approximately 1 0 continuous steps. This pedometer may not accurately count steps in the following conditions:

• When the unit moves irregularly. This can occur when the pedometer is changing its orientation, such as when loose in a purse or bag, or if hanging from a belt.
• When walking at an inconsistent pace. This can occur when wearing shuffles or sandals, or when you are constantly stopping such as in a crowded place.
• During Up and Down movement. This can occur when exercising in ways other than walking, such as when jumping up and down.
• When adjacent to a cell phone for prolonged period of time.

Using Motionlock™ Mode

The pedometer is equipped with a new feature called MotionLockTM. In motion lock Mode, the pedometer’s motion sensor is deactivated so that no steps or exercise activity are mistakenly captured, such as when driving a vehicle. To activate, press and hold the RESET and MODE buttons simultaneously for 3s. The screen will turn o as shown below, and all buttons will be disabled. No activity will be recorded until MotionLock is deactivated. To cancel out of MotionLock, press and hold the RESET and MODE buttons simultaneously for 3s again.

NOTE:

To prevent the recording of any new exercise data but still have access to all other functions, including the ability to scroll through data in memory, first switch to Exercise Mode [WALK, RUN or CLIMB]. Then engage MotionLock by pressing and holding the SET button for 3 seconds. When MotionLock is engaged from Exercise Mode, the screen will not turn of. Instead, a Lock icon will appear on the top right corner of the screen

OVERVIEW OF BUTTONS

BUTTON CONFIGURATION:

MODE KEY

• Scroll through operating modes
• Decreases values being set during programming sequence

SET KEY

• Press and hold to access the programming sequence in TIME mode
• Advances to next setting in programming sequence
• Scroll through data in Memory mode

RESET KEY

• From TOTAL STEP MODE and TODAY STEP MODE, press and hold to clear data in all modes.
• Increase values being set during a programming sequence
• Scroll through up to 30 days of active memory

OPERATING MODES

MASTER RESET BUTTON (AT BACK)
Hard reset for device (will clear all data & memory). To perform a master reset, insert a pin into the reset hole located on the back of the pedometer. WARNING, all data will be deleted.

NOTE: Replacing the battery will erase all TODAY data and user profile programming, but the pedometer will still retain the TOTAL memory. This pedometer offers the following 6 operational modes in the sequence illustrated below. Press the to scroll through each mode.

Step mode
Displays number of steps taken

Distance mode
Displays distance traveled

Calories mode
Displays calories consumed

Body Fat Burn mode
Displays fat burn consumed

SETTING UP YOUR PEDOMETER

Exercise Time mode
Displays the time spent exercising.

Average Speed
Displays the average speed

Daily Memory mode
Allows you to review your daily workout data over the last 30 trailing days

Total Memory mode
Provides cumulative data for Step, Distance, Calories, Body Fat Burn, and Exercise Time up to a max of 999,999 steps (and the equivalent in distance, time spent exercising, calories burned, body fat burn), or since the last full or hard reset was performed.

SETUP MODE

• First ensure that the pedometer is in Step Mode. Then press and hold the SET button for 2 seconds, until the “Adj” icon disappears and the unit enters SETUP mode.
• The “Setup” icon will appear on the lower right of the display.
• Enter the values in the following order: Walk, Run or Stair Climb Mode/12-24 Hour Format/ Seconds/Hours/Minutes/Month/Day/Year

Measurement Units (in or cm)/Stride/Weight Target Steps.

• Press RES to increase the value or MODE to decrease the value displayed on the screen.
• Pressing and holding either button will cause the values to automatically increase or decrease in rapid fashion.
• When the value is correct, press SET to move to the next value. Continue to press SET and change the next value. Continue to press SET and change values as required until the pedometer returns to STEP MODE.
• If you have established a STEP TARGET, a ten segment bar on the left side of the pedometer shows your progress towards your goal.
• When you reach your goal, all ten segments will flash until a button is pushed. The default goal is steps.
• NOTE: The display will revert back to TI me mode if no button is pushed for 60 seconds or more. If this occurs, restart the setup process by pressing and holding the SET button for 2 seconds and follow the above instructions again.
• When setting up your pedometer for the first time, you will need to enter your walking, running or stair climbing stride [the distance between your steps]. To measure your stride, it is recommended that you calculate an average in the following way: For your walking stride, walk 10 steps notating your starting position and ending position. Measure the distance between your starting and ending position. Divide this total distance by 1 Oto get your average stride. For example, if the total distance you walked over 1 0 steps is 330 inches, your average stride would be 33 inches (or 2.75 feet).
• NOTE: To ensure accuracy, this pedometer will not begin counting steps until it detects motion resembling approximately 10 continuous steps

OPERATING YOUR PEDOMETER

To set your step stride for stair climbing, measure the distance from one edge of a step to the next, and enter this number as the step stride. Calculating the average is not necessary as stair steps are typically the same length. Alternatively, if the tread and rise of the step is known, the distance from one edge to another can also be derived by taking the square root of the sum of the squares of the tread and rise. Note: if your pedometer has already been programmed with a walking step stride, simply reset the pedometer to enter programming mode and change the stride

NOTE: To ensure accuracy, this pedometer will not begin counting steps until it detects motion resembling approximately 10 continuous steps. This pedometer may not accurately count steps in the following conditions:

• When the unit moves irregularly. This can occur when the pedometer is changing its orientation, such as when loose in a purse or bag, or if hanging from a belt.
• When walking at an inconsistent pace. This can occur when wearing shuffles or sandals, or when you are constantly stopping such as in a crowded place.

STEP MODE

• The default mode for the device is WALKING STEP MODE. While in STEP MODE the indicator”Step”is displayed on the top of the screen.
• In STEP MODE, the lop number represents the total number of steps accumulated since midnight.
• All data including number of steps, distance, calories, and exercise time are saved to memory. The daily count will be cleared automatically to zero at midnight, but will be saved in the accumulated daily hisloryfor 30 days.

DISTANCE MODE

• Press SET lo enter into DISTANCE MODE. “Mile” or”Km” is displayed atthe lop of the screen
• In DISTANCE MODE, the lop number represents the total distance traveled since midnight.

CALORIES MODE

• Press SET lo enter into CALORIES MODE. “Kcal” is displayed at the top of the screen.
• In CALORIES MODE, the lop number represents the total number of calories burned since midnight.
• Note, when stair climbing the actual calories burned may be greater than what is recorded on this pedometer. There are many factors that determine the calories burned. However, in many cases walking at a brisk pace will burn a similar amount of calories as stair climbing, depending on factors such as the user’s weight.

BODY FAT BURN MODE

• Press SET to enter into BODY FAT BURN MODE. ‘Min” is displayed atthe top of the screen
• In BODY FAT BURN MODE, the top number represents the total number of minutes spent walking/running since midnight

AVERAGE SPEED MODE

• Press SET to enter into AVERAGE SPEED MODE. Average speed will display on the top of the screen, while the Clock displays on the lower right.
• In AVERAGE SPEED MODE, the top row represents data for the selected day. The bottom row represents current time.
• Press SET to recall daily data as follows: Step/Distance/Calories/Body Fat Burn/Exercise Time/Average Speed
• Under TODAY STEP MODE, press MODE to load the memory, then press RES to scroll through the data for each previous day (Steps/Distance/Calories/ Body Fat
• Burn/Exercise Time/Average Speed).

TOTAL MEMORY MODE
Press MODE to enter into TOTAL MEMORY MODE.

RESETTING THE PEDOMETER

• “Total Step”is displayed at the top of the screen.
• In this MODE, the top number represents the total accumulated data since the most recent full or hard reset.
• Press SET to recall total accumulated data as follows: Steps/Distance/Calories/Body Fat Burn/ Exercise Time/Average Speed

RESETTING THE PEDOMETiER

• There are two different ways to RESET your pedometer. DAILY RESET and FULL RESET
• To perform a DAILY RESET, Press & Hold RES for two seconds while in Steps/Distance/Calories/ Body Fat Burn/Exercise Time/ Average Speed mode. The data for the current day is erased.
• To perform a FULL RESET, Press & Hold RES for two seconds while in Total Steps/Distance/Calories/ Body Fat Burn/Exercise Time/Average Speed mode to erase all accumulated data and reset the pedometer to its factory condition. Alternatively, insert a pin into the Reset hole on the back of the pedometer.

NOTE: Performing a DAILY RESET will erase the current day’s data for Steps/Distance/Calories/Body Fat Burn/Exercise Time/ Average Speed. The DAILY

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

Battery Type: CR2032 x 1 pc

• Unscrew the battery compartment cover on the backside of the unit using a small Phillips screwdriver and remove the cover.
• Remove the drained battery from the unit, and insert a new Lithium CR2032 battery (be sure to place the positive (+) side of the battery is visible, facing toward the battery compartment cover).
• Replace the battery compartment cover on the battery compartment and fasten the screw.
• To preserve battery life, this pedometer will automatically turn off the screen after 3 minutes of inactivity.

CARE & MAINTENANCE

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

• This pedometer is not a toy. Keep this pedometer awey from children.
• The pedometer contains small pieces that can be swallowed. The pedometer’s lanyard can cause strangulation.
• Always contact your healthcare provider before undertaking a weight loss or exercise regimen.
• Operate this unit only as intended.
• Do not swing the pedometer by the lanyard. Doing so may cause injury.
• Be careful when placing the pedometer in your shorts or trousers not to sit on It while it is still in your pocket This may damage the pedometer.
• When replacing the batteries, please ensure that the batteries are correctly aligned by polarity(+/-).
• It is recommended that the battery be removed if this device will not be used for an extended period oftime.
• Do not dispose of battery in a fire. This may cause an explosion. Dispose of battery at your local recycling center to a\lOid pollution and unlawful disposal.
• Do not expose this product to rain or extreme conditions.
• Do not attempt to disassemble this product. It has no serviceable parts.
• This product is battery operated. Improper use of this product may cause battery to leak or explode, which may cause personal injury.
• If contact is made with a leaking battery, immediately flush affected area with running water and contact your local poison control center or seek medical attention.
• You may also call the National Battery Hotline at 202 625-3333.

WARRANTY INFORMATION

Your 4×3 sport Pedometer, by Ozeri is warranted to the original owner for 1 year from the date of purchase against defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service. Should your Pedometer prove defective within 1 year from the date of purchase, return the defective product, freight prepaid along with an explanation of the claim to”Ozert”Please pack your Pedometer carefully to avoid damages in transit Under this warranty, Ozeri will repair or replace any parts found to be defective due to a manufacturer’s defect This warranty extends only to personal use and does not extend to any product that has been used for commercial use, rental use, or use which is not intended. There are no warranties other than that expressly set forth herein. This warranty is not transferable. Ozeri is not responsible in anyway for damages, losses or inconveniences caused by equipment failure or by user negligence, abuse, or use not in accordance with the”User Gulde”or any additional safety, use, or warnings included in the product materials. Further, Ozeri is not liable for incidental or consequential damages of any nature resulting from the use of this product and any liability shall not exceed the purchase price of the product. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights which vary from state to state. THIS WARRArf!Y DOES NOT

APPLYlOTHE FOLl.OWING

• Damage due to accident, misuse, abuse, alterations or vandalism.
• Improper or inadequate maintenance.
• Unauthorized modification or commercial use.
• Damage in return transit
• Unsupervised use by children

Ozeri Customer Service:

• Phone: 1-877-299-1296
• Email: support@oZeri.com

FAQS

References

• User Manual