Fitting/Replacing Batteries - Tanita AM-120E Manual De Instrucciones

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Fitting/Replacing Batteries

If you are setting your Daily Activity Monitor for the first time, the first step is to insert the
batteries. If
brand-new CR2032 size batteries. Always replace both batteries at the same time.
Note:
• Correct values will not be displayed until the initial settings are made. Be sure to make the
initial settings.
• Initial settings are performed in the following order: Time → Age → Sex → Height →
Weight → Body fat percentage → Stride length. We recommend finding your weight, body
fat percentage and stride length in advance.
• If you do not know your body fat percentage, use the calculated value shown in the display
screen. If you want more accurate readings, use a Tanita Body Composition Monitor (sold
separately) to measure your body fat percentage.
• The stride length is taken as the distance between the toes on one foot and the toes on the
other foot. In order to accurately find your average stride length, walk for 10 steps and then
divide the total walked distance by 10.
E.g. If you walked 6.5 meters in 10 steps,
6.5/10 (steps) = 0.65 meters = 65 cm
Battery Mark
Flashing
Display
Request:
Must Do
is displayed on the display screen, promptly replace the batteries with
The battery power is low. Replace the old batteries with 2 new CR2032
batteries.
There is no battery power left. The device cannot take measurements.
Replace the old batteries with 2 new CR2032 batteries.
• Do not replace the batteries immediately before or after 0:00 am midnight. If
you do, the measurement from the day when the batteries were removed will
be added to the measurement value of the day when the new batteries were
inserted. (Data from the day the batteries were removed will be treated as
data from the same day the new batteries were inserted.)
• Measurement values are recorded from 00 minutes of every hour. When the
batteries are replaced, the measurement data from 00 minutes to the time
the batteries are replaced is erased.
• When the batteries are removed, the time returns to [0:00]. Reset the time
again → P. 11. However, all individual settings and measurements other than
the time settings are not erased.
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