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Introduction   

The digital pedometer PE101S is a highly accurate step counter for your personal step monitoring when 
walking or running. It offers additional features that are free for you to use, but are not mandatory.  
 
The main idea behind a pedometer is to make you aware of how many steps you make a day and to 
motivate you into additional healthy movement behaviour. 
Common speech in Asia says: “He who walks 1000 steps a day will live to be 100 years old”.  
It is not quite that easy but you should try to add an additional 3000 steps every day to your daily routine, 
for example with a deliberate and vigorous evening walk. You will find that the daily repetition will greatly 
increase your health and actually be fun.    
 
The pedometer could be a device to monitor your training. Another option is to include your pulse. For this 
Irox offers you a selection of watches with pulse monitoring (

www.irox.com

), e.g. the Irox Phan X2. 

 
 
The main features of the PE101S are listed here and their functions will be explained in detail on the 
following pages: 
 
- Time   
- Step counter for walking or running   
- Distance in km (conversion of steps by your stride)   
- Calories consumed   
 
The PE101S has 3 buttons: 
 
MODE  

– Selection of functions and, in the settings, unit adjustment   

SET 

– Press and hold at least 3 seconds to reach setting positions   

RESET  

– Press and hold at least 3 seconds to reset all step data to zero (steps, distance and kcal)  

 
 

Summary of Contents for PE101S

Page 1: ...PE101S Operating Instructions...

Page 2: ...Introduction x 3 How to wear the pedometer correctly x 4 Select a function MODE x 4 1 The function TIME x 4 2 The function STEP COUNTER x 4 3 The function DISTANCE x 4 4 The function KCAL x 5 Battery...

Page 3: ...e display 2 Press and hold the RESET button until the display shows zero 3 Position the PE101S as upright as possible on your body at hip height and off you go The display now registers the number of...

Page 4: ...d vigorous evening walk You will find that the daily repetition will greatly increase your health and actually be fun The pedometer could be a device to monitor your training Another option is to incl...

Page 5: ...r These are for example The pedometer swings along too loosely with your movements thereby measuring extra steps Dragging your feet will cause problems as well as wearing sandals or shoes with soft so...

Page 6: ...ately 2 seconds or until the seconds indicator blinks Following settings can now be made SET With each pressing of this button you move from the setting of seconds to hours to minutes and back to seco...

Page 7: ...tride proceed as follows First you take ten steps like you normally walk measure the distance you walked and divide this by ten Example You measure 6 2 metres 6 2m 10 number of steps 0 62m Enter strid...

Page 8: ...o that it is visible to you when replacing Close the battery compartment again and attach the screw 6 Pedometer care Do not expose the device to extreme temperatures or direct sunlight over longer per...

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